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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1917
Page
5
The Junior Missionary society of Wesley Memorial church will meet tomorrow at 3 PM with Miss Sallie Hall. Members should gather at the church by 2:30 PM for transport to Miss Hall's home.
A department store showcases sweaters for ladies and misses in shades at $2.95 to $4.95. Silk waists in Crepe de Chine and Georgette run $3.50 to $5.95. Silk petticoats in autumn shades from $2.50 to $3.95, with emphasis on extraordinary values.
Fashions showcase a high stack collar with Net Satin and Georgette Necwear. Kid gloves arrive in limited shipments in Black White Ivory Pearl with contrast stitching in prices from 1.75 to 2.50 dollars.
Reports from The Hague indicate outrage in Austria and Hungary over Michaelis and Kuhlmann Reichstag remarks. The Vienna Arbeiter Zeitung denounces the German approach as hollow and treacherous, calling Michaelis lacking warmth and personality and predicting futility.
Pathe Gold Roosts star Mollie King appears as Fifth Avenue cloak model Anne Blair in The On-The-Square Girl shown at the Broadway theater today. King notes the film portrays fashion world life through relatable, hardworking young women and hopes audiences will enjoy the picture.
In Fox Super De Luxe production at Rose Monday director Frank Lloyd and technical director George Grenier oversaw a highly detailed Tellson's bank set. Erected two weeks before filming on an open platform, it was left uncovered to gather street dust for authenticity, with mud represented by brown paint on window panes.
A dialect quote from Unce Eben notes conscience as a quiet voice often muted by habit. He suggests moral guidance struggles to speak when everyday speech blocks it.
The article urges training more nurses for national defense needs. It notes about 80 000 registered nurses in the United States with 6 000 public health nurses and warns war demands reduce supply. Appeals go to colleges and schools. examples include hospital admission interest and a humorous domestic anecdote.
Miss Clara Boyd and Miss Eve Lyn Boyd plan to open a music school in the Broadstreet residence once occupied by Mrs. Frances Pickard, with classes starting soon.
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