Colored People Y School Notice in Daniel Homes
A notice from Miss Frances Spencer outlines enrollment limits for a nursery school in Daniel Homes. No new enrollments now. interested parents can join a waiting list and be notified of openings. Fees are prepaid weekly or monthly, with the week running Monday to Saturday regardless of entrance date. If a child leaves, inform the school or city office. The document also notes a YWCA committee meeting and lists attendees for a recreation institute session led by Ruth El.
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Ursery School
Daniel Homes
Frances Spencer
Dinner party honors out of town guests at East Lee Street
Dinner at 1 East Lee Street honored the son and daughter of the hosts. Guests included Miss Rebecca Frazier, Miss Inez McIlwain of Lancaster SC, Miss Ruth Walker of Baltimore MD, Mrs Lavolia Goolsby, D J McIlwain, Emmett Smith, all from Washington DC, and Mesdames Ruth Chavis Hattie Leach Camp Friend and William Harding. Afterward the visitors were entertained at 213 Vail Street by Mr and Mrs L B Haizlip.
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East Lee Street
Rebecca Frazier Ao
Inez McIlwain
Lancaster
S. C
Ruth Walker
Baltimore
Temple Memorial Baptist Church Opens Outreach Series
Beginning Monday night October 2 Temple Memorial Baptist Church will begin its church opening series of programs. Each night features a different pastor and his choir from local churches including Rev. A W Waddell of Presby terian Church and Rev. W F Mc Leod of St Mark Methodist Church with Rev C W Lawrence of St Stephens A M E Zion Church Rev J B Jones of Pilgrim Congregational and Rev E L Kirby of First Baptist Thomasville. The pastor and church invite the public to attend all programs.
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Temple Memorial Baptist Church
A. W. Waddell
Presbyterian Church
W. F. McLeod
St. Mark Methodist Church
C. W. Lawrence
St. Stephens
A.M.E. Zion Church
J. B. Jones
Pilgrim Congregational
E. L. Kirby
First Baptist Church
Thomasville
Atton
F. R. Mason
Eastern Star Meeting This Thursday At Fellows Hall
A White Rose Chapter No. 157 Order of Eastern Star will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 8 PM at Fellows Hall. Members urged to attend. PTA Fathers Group Meeting The Fathers Group of the William Penn PTA will meet Sunday at 4 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs McDonnell on Leonard Street. Pages urged to be present. St Mark Church WSCS presents Pageant of the States Monday October 2 at 8 15 PM Rev W S McLeod will preside with 48 states represented by ladies from four circles. All ladies taking parts to meet today at 4 PM for rehearsal. Contestants invited.
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Ywca Comtee
St. Mark Church
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
The
Fellows Hall
PTA
Wm. Penn Pta
and McDonnell
Leonard St
Panens
PTA Plans Meetings and Prize for Report
The executive committee of the PTA will meet today at 4 p m at Mrs M L Gray's home. On Monday at 7 30 the PTA will hold its first meeting at the school. A prize will be given for the largest amount reported.
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Fairview School News
PTA
M. L. Gray
Attend Welfare Conference in Winston-Salem
Northwestern District Welfare Conference gathered at the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem on Friday with attendees Rev. W. S. McLeod Rev. J. E. Melton O. E. Davis and Mesdames J. FE. Melton S. B. Davis and L. E. McDonnell The feature address was delivered by Dr. Ellen Winston newly appointed state commissioner of charity and public welfare.
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Robert E. Lee Hotel
Winston-Salem
W. S. McLeod
J. E. Melton
O. E. Davis
J. FE. Melton
S. B. Davis
L. E. McDonnell
Ellen Winston
Beauticians Club to Elect Officers Meeting
The Beauticians Club will meet Monday at 6 30 p m to elect officers at the home of Mrs Hattie Leach 205 Underhill Avenue Members urged to attend. The Heavenly Gospel choir will perform at Oak Grove Christian Church Sunday October 1 at 3 p m The public is invited. Rev W Rae and the First Baptist Church will worship at Emmanuel Baptist Church Friday Oct 6 at 7 p m The Mt Vernon Baptist Young Peoples Club will meet 8 p m at 107 Brooks Street Members urged to attend. Robert White Boy Preacher will preach at Mt Vernon Baptist Church today at 3 p m The public is invited. The National Choir of Winston Salem will sing at St Mathews C M E Church today at 3 p m under missionary circle auspices. The Grand Jubilee Gospel Singers of Winston Salem will sing at Mars Hill tonight at 8 30 p m.
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Beauticians Club
Hattie Leach
Underhill Avenue
Heavenly Gospel Choir
Oak Grove Christian Church
Emmanuel
W. Rae
First
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Young Peoples Club
Young Les Club
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Elsie Lytle
Brooks Street
Robert White
Young Peoples Tian Oge Club
ST. Mathews
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Winston‘Salem
St. Mathews C. M. E
The
Missionary Circle
Mars Hill
Grand Jubilee Gospel Singers of
Winston-Salem
Bethel Holiness Schedule and Local Social Notes
Monday at 7 30 p m the Missionary Society meets with Mrs Odessa Evry 704 Meredith Street Tuesday Rev Henry Brenton preaches at Bethel Mount Gospel Singers of Greensboro perform Thursday Rev E L Cross preaches Sgt Ben Davis Jr left for Reynolds in Greenville Pa his mother hosted a stag at Kivett Drive Parents day noted at Teachers College
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Bethel
The
Missionary Society
Odessa Evry
Meredith Street
Henry Brenton
Mount Gospel Singers of
Greensboro
E. L. Cross
Ben Davis, Jr
Reynolds
Greenville
Hattie Davis
Kivett Drive
Sgt. Davis
L. M
Marthaugh
Herman Smith
Davis Avenue
Mamie Williams
Underhill Avenue
Annie Smith
Teachers College
Louise Williams
Martha Smith
Pentsie Williams
Elizabeth Street
Lucinda Arnold
Gastonia
Maggie Torrence
Daniel Brooks
Americans Press Front Across Rhine In Heavy Fighting
Allied forces pressed three miles forward amid artillery and rocket fire as German lines wavered northwest of Belfort. Seventh Army faced a strong Vosges stand while First Army probed Siegfried Line, advancing near Prum and reaching the Luxembourg border towns of Wesserbillig and Monpach near Trier.
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Berlin
Belfort
Vosges
Seventh Army
Brouvellieurs
Hurigen
Aachen
Luxem
Wesserbillig
Monpach
Trier
State Guard Company Seeks Recruits for Vacancies
The 22nd company of the North Carolina State Guard has five vacancies. Capt. C. A. Morrison announced that men aged 18 to 50 should apply at the Armory Thursday night from 7:30 to 9:30. The unit aims to fill posts before a Fort Bragg training session beginning October 22.
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War Today sets sights on decisive breakthrough into Germany
The article argues Anglo American forces push for a quick push into Germany before weather worsens, noting Arnhem's earlier lesson. It highlights Moscow's potential timing and Hungary's fragility as Soviet operations push toward Budapest, with Russian and Allied forces poised near Berlin and across the Narew and Baltic fronts.
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Red Army crosses Danube in Balkans as Soviet drive advances
Russian forces push into Yugoslavia along the Danube bend aiming to join with Tito’s forces and Adriatic allies. Leaflets promise good treatment to deserters and neutrally positioned Hungarians. Soviet columns reportedly reach Mako, threatening Szeged as bombers disrupt German rail lines.
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Funeral Rites for Mrs. Mary L. Petty Held in North Carolina
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Louise Petty widow of J. H. Petty were conducted at the First Baptist church with Rev. Wilbur Hutchins and Dr. A B. Conrad presiding. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers included Dee Carrick John A. Lindsay Sr Dr C S Grayson Grover H. Jones Dr I T Mann C E Sheloff Dr W F Clayton W T Powell and Sgt Robert R Rankin.
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J. H. Petty
Herbert Wall
Hollywood
Calif
First Baptist Church
Wilbur Hutchins
A. B. Conrad
Oakwood Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral
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John A. Lindsay, Sr
C. S. Grayson
Grover H. Jones
I. T. Mann
C. E. Sheloff
W. F. Clayton
W. T. Powell
Robert R. Rankin
Fort Benning
Representative Scott Returns From England With Soldier Contact List
Hugh D. Scott Jr returns from England with a book of soldier names and home telephone numbers so that those remembered can contact their parents. The record notes Scott carefully wrote down the numbers for future outreach.
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Lower
Merion, Pa
INS
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
England
Scott
Richard G Skinner Dies At Local Hospital
Richard G Skinner 41 of 4252 Grimes Street died last night in a local hospital after being ill since Thursday. He worked for Central Stone Company. Survived by widow three sons Sgt R G Skinner Jr US Marines Sea man First Class B 8S Skinner US Navy and Carl Skinner of High Point two brothers G L and J C Skinner Georgetown SC. Funeral arrangements were incomplete today with services to be held at Yows Funeral Home.
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Pacific War Updates Hit By Coast Sinks and Advances
In Darvel Bay 4,000 tons and three 1,500 ton freighters plus six loaded barges were sunk. A schooner hit a reef off Mindanao. two more barges sunk near Halmahera. a Japanese destroyer attacked at Ceram with undisclosed results. US and British forces push through Burma and China fronts as air power grows.
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Mills andFactories listed by Lawrence in North Carolina
Lawrence lists wage mills across North Carolina including Chadwick Hoskins Plants 2 and 3 in Charlotte Entwistle No 1 in Rockingham Wade Manufacturing Co in Wade sboro Anson Manufacturing Co Graham Associates P H Hanes Knitting Co in Wade sboro Highland Cotton Mill High Point Pickett Cotton Mills Jewell Cotton Mills Durham Hosiery Mill No 6 Edna Cotton Mills Erwin Cotton Mills Co in Reidsville and Durham Coom ee Erwin Golden Belt Manufacturing Co in Durham along with Har riett Cotton Mills Henderson Henderson Cotton Mills Hen rson and other sites.
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Chadwick- Hoskins
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Rockingham
Wade Manufacturing Co
Wadesboro
Anson Manufacturing Co
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P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
Highland Cotton Mill
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Pickett Cotton Mills
Jewell Cotton Mills
Thomasville
Durham
Edna Cotton Mills
Reidsville
Erwin Cotton Mills Co
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Erwin
Golden Belt Manufacturing Co
Harriett Cotton Mills
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Henderson
Henderson Cotton Mills
Henrson
Wherry Calls For 200000 New Autos To Curb Illicit Trade
Senator Wherry of Nebraska urged producing 200000 new civilian cars next year to drive bootleggers from the used car market. He said franchised dealers face closure from illegal competition and proposed price announcements to deter inflated used car prices.
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Wherry
R-Neb
Senate
Omaha
Kansas City
War Production Board
Indus
Rochester Rivermen Upset Colgate 20-13
Rochester upset Colgate 20 to 13 as two long ground drives and a 68 yard interception return fueled the win. Rochester dominated much of the game despite sloppy ball handling and led 11 to seven first downs while outgaining Colgate 185 to 139.
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Rochester
N. Y
University of Rochester
Colgate
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Allied bombers strike German targets amid six day air assault
Allied forces pressed a six day campaign over the western Reich with the U S Eighth Air Force dispatching over 1000 big planes to hit key Nazi targets despite poor weather none were lost as mines were laid in enemy waters and bomb concentrations concentrated their efforts on transportation links to the front
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Western Reich
U. S
Eighth Airforce
Military needs drive policy until Japan victory is secured
The article argues that except for military requirements, essential needs should be met with minimal government competition or restrictions, aiming to prevent new entrants from disrupting historical business patterns. It suggests policy to avoid heavy government intervention while ensuring supply.
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Japan
Mickey Rooney Marries Birmingham Belle in Quick Ceremony
Mickey Rooney the motion picture star and Army private wed Miss Betty Jane Rase Miss Birmingham of 1944 in Birmingham Alabama after a whirlwind courtship of under a week. Rooney, stationed at Camp Sibert, met the 17 year old bride at a local movie preview and later at the Atlantic City beauty pageant.
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Atlantic City
Cornhuskers Fall Flat as Minnesota Rolls 39 to 0
In Minneapolis on Sept 30 Minnesota overwhelmed Nebraska 39 to 0. The Gophers dominated with a tough line and strong run game holding Nebraska to two first downs and 16 rushing yards while piling up 364 yards. Matt Nolan, Phil McManus, Hudson Mealy, and Matt Sutton all scored or advanced the lead.
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Nebraska Cornhusker
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Huskers
Nebraska
Mathew Nolan
Phil McManus
Hudson Mealy
Matt Sutton
High Point Man Recaptured After Camp Escape
Johnny Cross escaped from the state prison camp near High Point last Wednesday. State Patrolman W. D. Kinsey and Captain Ronald Lane of the Wilson prison camp re captured him here last night. He offered no resistance and was returned to Central prison in Raleigh today.
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Cross
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Raleigh
Harvard Stages Two Scores to Open Season Worth Triumph
Harvard's informal football squad capitalized on two scoring chances to beat Worcester Tech 13 to 0 completing an undefeated start for the Crimson. Worcester Tech suffered a first loss in three games as Harvard secured its third win of the season. Astronomy is believed to be the Joarliet science.
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Mass
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