Church Women plan meetings across BMURCH area
Various circles and guilds of BMURCH and adjacent churches hold gatherings Monday and Tuesday. The Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary lists nine circles with hostesses and addresses. Methodist groups from First Methodist and Calvary plan multiple 3 PM or 7:30 PM meetings. Mary’s Guild, Altar and Wesley Memorial groups also schedule tomorrow sessions. Fidelis class hosts readings. Central Friends church Auxiliary to join Evening circle for supper.
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Central Friends Church
Informa
Revised OPA ceiling prices for foods in North Carolina counties
The 6 net price list sets top legal prices for food items effective March 6 in counties across North Carolina. Households are urged to save and use the list while shopping. Readable county names include Alexander, Alleghany, Anson, Ashe, Avery, Buncombe, Burke, Cabarrus, Caldwell, and others.
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Iter
North Carolina
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson, Ashe, Avery
Buncombe
Burke
Cabarras
Caldwell
Catawba
Cherokee
Clay
Cleveland
David
Brotherhood talk shifts meeting hour at local synagogue
Members of the Auxiliary are asked to note the change in hour for their meeting. Following the meal Rabbi Eugene Mihaley of B Nai Israel Synagogue will address the two groups on Brother hood.
Mary Conrad Class to Hold Monthly Meeting at Home
The Mary Conrad class of the First Baptist church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at 315 Louise avenue with Mrs Claude Carter and Mrs Dick Privett in charge. Fifty percent of British single women and other stats are cited, and the Terre Haute army ordnance machine shop is described as able to repair vehicles and locomotives.
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Jones Burns
Burns
1000
J. R.ith
D. Dowdy
Woodrow Avenue
James Moffitt
A. J. Koonce
Main Street
Limmerman
A Payne
Blain
First Baptist Church
A. Lee Gibson
Mary Conrad
Claude Carter
Dick Privett
Louise Avenue
Army Ordnance Machine Shop
Terre Haute, Ind
Mrs Marshall to Speak to High Point Woman's Club
Mrs George F E Marshall of Mount Airy state commander of the North Carolina Division of the Women’s Field Army American Society for the Control of Cancer will address the High Point Woman’s Club at its March meeting at the Adams Memorial Y M C A Wednesday at 3 30 p m Election of officers will be highlighted Her illustrated lecture Choose To Live shows how to combat cancer and outlines the society’s work in America The program is under the Red Cross and Health Committee chaired by Mrs Marvin L Slate Mrs J F Hayden club president will preside and invite members to attend visitors welcome at the new time Executives meet at clock prior to the general assembly.
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George FE. Marshall
Mount Airy
North Carolina
Women's Field Army
American Society For the Control of Cancer
High Point Woman’s Club
Adams Memorial YY
Marshall
Society For the Control of Cancer
America
Red Cross and Health Committee
Marvin L. Slate
J. F. Hayden
Woman's Club
Entre Nous Club Meeting With Mrs Sherrod
The Entre Nous club will meet at Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod's home on Rowland Park avenue Thursday at 2 30 PM.
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Mrs. Sherrod
Entre Nous Club
Edith Moore Sherrod
Rowland Park Avenue
Drug mixup sends couple taking wrong prescriptions for six weeks
A Sedalia pharmacist reports a customer discovered he and his wife had been taking each other’s medicines for six weeks after realizing the prescriptions had been mixed up. The incident highlights the risk of medication errors in daily pharmacy practice.
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Sedalia, Mo
Sedalia
Victory Garden Drive Faces Tough Summer Ahead
New York reports more backaches and blisters for victory gardeners as 1944 goals rise to 22 million tons, 2 million more than 1943. Urgent calls cite drought and floods risks, with government data showing potential crop surpluses but rising civilian demand and labor shifts.
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New York
Victory
America
U.S
Mery
Mae Ae
Mid-West
Victory Garden
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pay Boosts In Three Plants Announced
The war labor board approved wage increases from two and a half to ten cents an hour for workers at three plants in North Carolina and Virginia. The North Carolina Finishing Co. in Salisbury gains two and a half cents plus July Fourth and Labor Day holiday pay. Richmond Cedar Works in Norfolk and Richmond gets up to ten cents and five cents for specific pay bands, retroactive to 1943. Vacations with pay after 1,000 hours worked were authorized for 7 time employes, retroactive to November 15, 1943. The United Paper Novelty & Toy Workers International Union supported the requests.
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Atlanta
North Carolina
Virginia
Regional
War Labor Board
North Carolina Finishing Co
Salisbury
N. C
Dyers Federation of Textile Workers Union of America
Richmond Cedar Works
Norfolk
United Brothe of Carpenters and Joiners
Richmond
WLB
United Paper Novelty & Toy Workers International Union
Food industry earnings and sales per dollar regulations impact
Willis noted that after taxes net income for food companies in 1943 was projected around 8.2 million, versus 4.2455 billion in 1908. He cited per dollar sales measures from 1941 1940 and 1947 with figures near 4 6 4 7 and 226 000 1942 239 878 000 1941 215 742 000 1940 197 2000 1939.
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Willis
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Colonial Drive
E. B. Gamble
Ben
Thornton Glover
Em- Court
Apts
Miss Clarke
Pleasants
R. Rinehart
W. F. Tte
Gordon Street
G. A. Pollock
Gantt
Misses Quinn
Webb
Boyle
Woman's Society of Chris- Service of Calvary Methodist
Circle Four
Marie Morgan
Short Smith Street
Circle One
Ethel Manley
Thissell Street
Circle Two
A. L. Agner
Ragan Street
Phillips
Circle Three
Helen Lee
Wesley Memorial
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Charles R. Byrd
L. C. Parker
W. L. Walton
J. Gett
M. W. Nash
Curtis Smithdeal
Frank
H. F. Hunsucker
Owen Reese
N. M. Harrison
A. W. Klemme
Taylor Simpson
Lee Schaner
John C. Sheloff
R. A. Sheloff
A. L. Stevens
W. R. McCain
Fidelis
J. W. Sechrest & Son
High Point, N
Baevee
Sen
Davie
Ferevth
Gaston
Graham
Guilford
Raywood
Rendersen
Iredel
Jockpoe
Lincoln
Maromn
Madison
McDowell
Mecklenborg
Mitchell
Poh
Rowan
Rutherford
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Troweslvenie
Teion
Wetenge
Wilkes
Vedkin
Vancey
Clearbrook
Clearbrook, 99 Score 1 1D. Ot. Bt Clovervroom
Coole
Herme
Land O Lakes
Kellogg's
Neeeacements GR
Bane
Miniemaiempaanae
Jnew
Tim
Meeum
BMC
Phe Monte
Seedi
Seegient
Clee
Mint
Sereie Bros
Tim Mary Toreen
Tia Meaia
Game Man
Tin
Mazole — Commons de Bt Cz
Torsoh
Crewn Wader
Peeltry
Rive Lane
Dei Monte
Uae
Tee
Great Britain
Millinery
Harllee
Geo. FE. Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
New Hampshire
John B. Lewis
Office of Price Administration
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Association
Paul S. Willis
GMA
Intercomelien
Mainecy
WSL Sryirui Re
South Main
Jeweler
South Main Street
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