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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
16
March stamps must be used by the deadline while April blue coupons become valid for a week to cover shortages. Officials hint at further point reductions for canned fruits vegetables and meat fats next month as new value tables are issued for the No 2 ration books.
The nationally known Wings Over Jordan chorus of 25 CBS artists will headline a concert in Thomasville High School auditorium at 8 p m on April 13. Rev Glenn T Settle founder and pastor of Gethsemane Baptist Church in Cleveland will join the chorus. This is the chorus only appearance in the state this year and tickets are via the Junior Board of Stewards of the Main Street Methodist Church.
Davidson County War Savings Bonds and Stamps sales totaled 48356.25 dollars for the first half of March. The March quota is 145588 dollars. Reports list contributing institutions including Commercial Bank of Lexington, Postmasters in Lexington Thomasville and Denton, and local banks and the Davidson Theatre Company. Rattlesnakes require about five seconds to coil and strike.
The article explains transplanting to extend growing seasons for warm season crops like tomatoes peppers and eggplant and for cabbage lettuce. It notes fibrous root plants transplant easily while vine crops and corn need pots and careful handling to avoid yield loss. Factors include soil condition stock hardening and timing.
North Carolina lumbermen gathered in Raleigh pledge full effort to reach a wartime target of 32,000,000,000 board feet for military and civilian use. About 125 pine and hardwood producers discussed wartime problems and agreed to maximize output. Wisconsin notes a town named Tony.
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