Liberty on the installment plan for war bonds
In wartime America women face scarce durable goods yet are urged to save 10 percent of the family weekly income for War Bonds and Stamps. The piece argues investing 10 percent guarantees liberty, citing Allied nations and soldiers defending freedom while urging domestic savings to back Liberty investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Furnes
Smith
Jones
Kelly
Cohen
Esposito
Washington
Mrs. America
Stans Sect
Door
Senate
France
Lessie Rogers
Dallas
Texas
Beauty in the factory: workers praise wear and care
In Dallas based aircraft subassembly plants women welders and inspectors express beauty routines that suit work life. They prefer makeup bases over powder, lip and eye color, hand care with cream and olive oil, and varied hair washing schedules to keep shine while avoiding grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticky Pownor
Margaret Cook
Georgia Krodell
Venita Anderson
Eng May Montgomery
Mildred Maurer
Elsie Fay
Allen
Mary Lot Thompson
Veronica Lake
Girl Scout Council Charts Fall Plans at First Meeting
The High Point Girl Scout Council met at the Adams Memorial YWCA building with active members including Mrs Simpson and Mrs Carroll. They formed a nominating committee, announced the Victory Drive for war stamps, shared Leaders’ Workshop reports, and discussed rescue and recreation projects plus training for emergencies. The report highlighted Troop 25’s successful overnight camping with Negro Scouts and praised overall troop progress and fall interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Girl Scout Council
Othe Adams Memorial Yawoc.a
Vince
Pastor Simpson
David T. Yow
Simpson
Athradhye
Comec
Atys
Jo Bo Irkman
Mabel Burnett
Girl Scouts
Leonard Street School
Negro Seems
Family Night Dinner Draws Many to Club
The Emerylwood Country club hosted a Family Night dinner for members, families, and guests from 6:30 p.m. with autumn decorations and tables filled by many attendees. Reservations were made by numerous couples and individuals, and tomorrow the Duplicate club is scheduled to play at 2 o'clock in the clubhouse as part of the weekly series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerylwood Country Club
Afr
Frank Moses
J. O. Househild
Helen Millis
Stanley Davis
C. F. Haefflinger
Robert Cottam
Hazel Hardin
W. P. Hazelwood
Frank Hunsucker
W. R. Campbell
L. B. Heilig
R. T. Amos
George Machen
Jake Froelich
Ars
Ben Cooper
Frank Wineskie
Air
J. J. Corigan
J. G. Doggett
Tom Marlowe
BE. W. Freeze
Harold Bennett
J. W. VanLoan
E. A. Kline
Quentin Kluttz Feted On Leaving For Naval Service
Quentin Kluttz of Allenday leaves Wednesday for U S Navy service. A farewell party at his home featured Miss Golda Micke and Miss Frankie Kilutiz entertaining. Guests included Doris Bishan Ethel Mills Eleanor Venable Mary Liv Hassell Joyce Thomas Edith Summer Doris Lee Edith Greene Virginia Snyder Betty Grant Dorothy Rice and others with refreshments served by hostesses FLOL Sink James Mahe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Kluttz
U. S. Navy
Dorothy Rice
Jowel Rhyne
Frances Corneliscon
Lucille Gilmore
Dutley Brewer
Flol
Sink
James Mahe
Wo OM
Lewale Ten
Junior Dobhuns
L. EL Ishkmen
Grayson Mickes
Jac Bennett
Joe Strader
Charies Tysinger
Cecil Pesram
Lea Marsh
San
Quren
Hostesses
Barbecue Opens Hunt and Breakfast Set for Tomorrow
Opening fall activities for the Sedgefield Hunt included the annual farmers barbecue at Sedgefield Stables at 6 pm. Tomorrow morning the hunt season kicks off with Wild Fellow at 7:30, coffee and doughnuts at 7, followed by breakfast hosts Amir a and Mrs Rochelle at the Embassy Club. Masters Far N Phillips and Frank Curran oversee a trimmed program with Wednesday and Saturday hunts through Thanksgiving and beyond. The Sedecfield Hunt show is slated for Sunday November 1 with Sidney Allen as chairman and the Thanksgiving hunt on November 26 with breakfasts afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Stables
Nnt
Oelock
Amira
T. ¥. Rochelle
Embassy Club
Hve
Far N Phillips
Frank Curran
Sidney Allen
Silver Tea Series Opens By P T A at Magnolia Court
The Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association hosted the first silver tea of the year yesterday afternoon at Mrs Raymond Campbelkh St Magnolia Court. About 25 guests called between three and five. Fall flowers ivy and refreshments were arranged by the hostess with help from Mrs J B Fulton and Mrs Paul Frye. Announcements included the district meeting in Winston Salem October 13 and the Needlework ingathering next month. The constitution amendment vote in November was discussed. Tea next week will be at Mrs S J O Neil 1415 North Mansion Street with Mrs FE W Hightower as entertaining hostess. Public invited. proceeds aid the school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson = Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Raymond Campbelkh
Magnolia Court
J. B. Fulton
Paul Frye
Look Pretty Please patterns by Anne Adams
Anne Adams pattern 4225 features slimming lines, high point side fronts, paneled back and chic bows. Available in sizes 36 to 50 with fabric yardage listed. Send size name address and pattern number to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West Ith St
New York
N.Y
Household Arts Club Entertained By Mrs Russell
Mrs NL Russell graciously hosted the Household Arts Club at her 602 Centennial Avenue home for the bi weekly meeting. Cosmos floral arrangements filled the rooms as pumpkin tarts and coffee were served during social hour, followed by naming of new “Buddies” for the next quarter. A visitor, Mrs R E Buck of Palm Beach Florida, joined the group along with Mesdames Grissom Montgomery Ingram Wembie Ellington Tiinkle Dutton Sale and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Household Arts Club
Centennial Avenue
Cosmos
Mombher
Births in Portsmouth and High Point celebrate new arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Raysmead Cross of Portsmouth announce the birth of daughter Sharon Nicol on Friday at Wing's Daughters Hospital. Mrs. Cross was Charlotte Dorsett before marriage. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. LaPrade of Guy Chandler Street welcome son Alfred Charles born Monday at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs. LaPrade was Annie Louise Schultheiss before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raysmead Cross
Portsmouth
Sharon Nicol
Wing’s Daughters Hospital
Cross
Charlotte Dorsett
High Point
A. R. LaPrade
Guy Chandler Street
Alfred Charles
Burrus Memorial Hospital
LaPrade
Annie Louise Schultheiss
High Pemt
Soldier Paper Wins Bridge Tournament Banner Pair Event
The banner pair event in tournament bridge is the world championship master pair contest. Pvt Phil Abramsohn and Tobias Stone finished second while Pvt Morrie Elis, donor of the gold trophy Walde von Zedtwitz, finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Abramsohn
Tobias Stone
Morrie Elis
Walde‘nar von Zedtwitz
Bridge Tournament: Ziman Lobell Ranks Fourth in Four-Session Event
Pvt Harold Ziman and Pis Melvin Lobell finished fourth, with Pvt George Rapee and Sam Fry Jr in ninth. Among eighty top pairs, the four-session contest featured a risky slam that paid off when clubs split 3-3, allowing a ruff and the king of trumps to be won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ziman
Pis
Melvin Lobell
George Rapee
Sam Fry, Jr
Pfo
Melvin Lohbell
States May Be Asked To Give Up Sales Tax
Senator Herring suggested states might abandon sales taxes temporarily to enable a federal levy as part of the tax bill. The Senate Finance Committee discussed a 5 percent victory tax on individuals earning over 624 dollars, with push for higher rates and broader bases while Treasury opposed a sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Kelly
Washington
Senator Herring
Dtown
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Herring
Morgenthaum
Wetring
Shoes Pass Through Multiple Operations in Manufacturing
In manufacturing, shoes undergo several distinct operations from shaping and stitching to finishing. Each stage adds quality and function, with quality control ensuring consistency. The process highlights sequence, tooling, and workflow needed to produce a final ready product.
Married women teachers deserve their postwar chance
Ruth Millett argues married women who taught during wartime saved schools as thousands of men and single women left for service or better pay. She urges readers to pressure boards to reinstate married teachers after the war, noting earlier bans were undemocratic and that stipulations could affect school quality and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Johnny
Susie
Johnson Street PTA Opens Fall Meeting at School
The Johnson Street Parent Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. with President Mrs Raymond Campbell presiding. Rev Irby Jackson led the devotional. Miss Ivey Paxter, principal, announced items and Miss Keren Canady introduced Miss Jane Umstead of the Piedmont Dairy Council who spoke on keeping physically fit and proper eating. Two National Dairy Council films were shown. attendance banner went to Miss Hester's third grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Raymond Campbell
Irby Jackson
North Main Street
National Dairy Council
Hester
Across the Pacific and Rio Grande Theaters Listings
A fragmented schedule listing film titles and showtimes across theaters including Center Across the Pacific Bradhurst Paramount Rialto and On Stage Happy Ronnie Cowboys with various numbered times and odd digits, reflecting a historical cinema timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadhurst
Rando
Mesa
Paramount
Rialto
Rio Grande
Happy Roonie Cowboys
Ellison joins Fort Lewis ordnance unit in Washington
Pfc Albert L Ellison son of Mr and Mrs Ed Ellison 401 Walnut Street writes from Fort Lewis near Seattle Tacoma showing gladness at the new post. He describes large two story barracks for 735 men, modern amenities showers and theater a soldiers club with a streamlined grill radio and balcony. He notes vast areas clothing and ammunition depots and a fort city feel. He recalls Camp Sutton growth delays and amusement by Bob Hope and Frances Langford and reflects on army life, training and morale for parents of inductees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptc
Albert L. Ellison
Ed Ellison
Walnut Street
Co. T
302Nd Ordnance Regiment
Fort Lewis
Seattle
Tacoma
Washington
292Nd Regiment
Ellison
Camp Sutton
Monroe
Ordnance
Far West
Albert
Bob Hope
Frances Langford
Camp Lewis
Philippines
Vet
Eighth Calvary
Camp Statsenberg
Philippine Islands
Reveille
Studtney
Emilio Spaghetti Salvatore
Studbey
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Liberty
Alicia Hartner
Service
Liela Cambs
Magna Fins
Girl Scout Council
Seout
Naval Service
P.T.A
Chane Orl Adams
Mrs. Russell
McKenney ON Bridge
William EF. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Q&t
W. A. Bivins
Uncle Sam
Virginia Coats
Italy
Wagger's
Ellwood Hotel
Vicks
VapoRus
Jones Business College
Food For Fighting Fitness
Yao
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