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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1943

Page

7

Edith Florence Causey Weds William J Kostroski in Oswego Ceremony

J and Mrs W C Causey announce the marriage of Edith Florence to Cor William J Kostroski on Oct 2, 1943 at the home of Leslie Bryant. Rev C Excelle performed the ring ceremony as Edith wore a blue dress with white accessories and a red corsage. Kostroski, son of the late John Kostoroski of Oswego, is stationed at Camp in the 17th airborne division.

Oswego York Camplin 17Th Airbourne Divi

Mother’s fight against induction fuels a stern warning

A mother opposing her son’s World War II draft faces fierce opposition from family and friends while a stranger counsels her on the danger of shielding him. The editor argues that avoiding induction can deform character, erode self-respect, and create lifelong cowardice, urging acceptance of duty over flight.

Mater Ife

Rebekahs Meet Friday Evening at Commerce Street Hall

The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will hold its regular meeting Friday evening at 7 30 at the hall on Commerce Street. An official notice announced the gathering and described it as the regular meeting.

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Commerce Street Thuis

Birthday Dinner Honors Rufusith and Frances

Mr and Mrs R T Jordan hosted a birthday dinner Sunday at their home for Rufusith and daughter Frances with several guests in attendance. Visitors included Mrs Weston of Norfolk and Mr and Mrs Henry Veach of High Point, plus relatives from Danville Baltimore and Fayetteville.

R. T. Jordan Rufusith Frances Lawrence Crumpler Crumpler Danville Baltimore W. J. Little Little New Orleans Ne ‘A. Thornton, Jr Burlington N. C E. F. Williams Julia Jones Fayetteville Wednesda Weston Norfolk Mary Lou Thornton High Point Henry Veach D. Clark Johnson Williams Claudia Thornton Rex Nora F. Lloyd S. Foster Marence McWhorter Weston Stonesville Elmer Calfax

Spicy apron pattern 4570 offered in small to large

Pattern 4570 spurs a saucy scalloped apron with color options and salvaged fabric. Sizes small through large use 2 1/4 yards of 35 inch fabric for small. Orders require sending sixteen cents and include a Fall Winter pattern book offer with ten cents extra. Mail to High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept at 243 West 17th St New York.

High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 17Th St New York

Emma Blair P T A Holds Fall Meeting at School

The Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association opened its Fall session Tuesday evening at the school. Janice Murphy led the opening devotion as 259 members were counted in the current membership drive. Virginia Frank and her string ensemble performed Memory Lane and Tea For Two. Dorothy Hoskins sang Beautiful Dreamer before a post program get together with punch.

Emma Blair Janice Murphy Virginia Frank Memory Lane Dorothy Hoskins

Nazi Chief Recalled After Dispute With Rommel in Italy

The Bern newspaper La Suisse reports Field Marshal Albert Kesselring recalled as southern Italy commander after a clash with Marshal Erwin Rommel in northern Italy. A new, unnamed commander will lead southern forces under Rommel. The feud traces to Rommel's Egypt campaign and his prior unwillingness to take orders from Kesselring.

Stockholm Athe Bern la Suisse Albert Kesselin Italy Erwin Rommel Kesselring Rommel Berlin Mussolini Egypt

Births In Guilford Area Patients Welcome New Daughters and Son

Mrs. Sells of Route 1 reports a daughter Cynthia Sue born October 12 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wear announce a daughter Mable Carolyn born October 11 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs. Wear is Dorothy Carroll of High Point. Mr. and Mrs. Carter of Thomasville road declare a daughter Brenda Ann born October 13 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Carter is Annie Kennedy. Sgt Edison Womack and Mrs Womack of Greensboro welcome a son Jerry Lane born October 9 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Womack is Adelaide Upehurch. husband stationed at Camp Haan California.

H. E. Wear Greer Street Mable Carolyn Guilford General Hospital Wear Dorothy Carroll High Point Brenda Ann Carter A. F. Carter Thomasville Road Brenda Ann Burrus Memorial Hospital Womacks Sgt Edison Womack

Dinosaurs Swallowed Stones to Grind Food in Gizzards

A large number of gastroliths have been found in Wyoming near dinosaur fossils. Researchers note that many dinosaurs could not chew and swallowed stones to grind food in their stomachs similar to modern chickens.

Wyoming

Steamboat Milestone Marks New Orleans Harbor Era

The first steamboat to navigate the Mississippi berthed at New Orleans in 1812. By 1840 New Orleans ranked as the second busiest U S port after New York, signaling rapid growth in regional trade and river transit.

Mississippi New Orleans New York U. S

London Fire Rebuild Fund Financed by Port Tax

Post fire of 1666 the rebuilding of London is funded by a tax on coal and wheat landed at the Port of London. The levy supports construction and restoration efforts across the city.

London

Temperature Tricks At Alto Curcerim Bolivia

A Bolivian town Alto Curcerim experiences water freezing every night year round while at noon the sun is hot enough to blister skin. The curious climate pattern contrasts cold nights with scorching noonday heat in this high altitude locale.

Alto Curcerim Bolivia

Grubs Threaten Leather Supply Across United States

Cattle grubs cause extensive leather spoilage in estimates that could supply soles for about 131 million men in the United States. Experts warn the damage affects the hide industry and footwear production nationwide.

United States

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