Saving hints and vegetable garden notes for wartime homes
The U S Bureau offers soap saving by measuring suds two inches high and using that amount. Air sheets to dry, hang straight to minimize ironing, and towel care on lines. Wash dishes with water in used vessels, use cold water for starch and dairy, hot water with baking soda for greasy pans, and aluminum pan soda for tarnished silver. Garden guidance urges planting beans, beets, carrots, peas, butter beans, collards, cabbage, fall potatoes, corn, kohl rabi, kale, turnips, lettuce, mustard, spinach, and ongoing cultivation to beat wartime food shortages.
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U. S. Bureau of Home Economics
Williams lands safely overseas given by family
Pvt. John A. Williams son of Mr and Mrs J J Williams has landed safely overseas this week. Mrs W F Flye and Miss Maude Flye of Tarboro visited here Wednesday to attend the C T Johnson funeral.
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John A. Williams
J. J. Williams
W. F. Flye
Maude Flye
Tarboro
C. T. Johnson
Going Away Party For Mrs Kendall Honors Kendall at Shower
Enfield hosts a going away shower for Mrs H L Kendall who will move to Scotland Neck. Hostesses Mrs D Mac Johnson and Mrs L C Marshall organized seven bridge and bingo tables, awarding prizes to Mrs R T Beal and several others. Gifts were presented to Kendall and to guests Mrs Willard Leonard and Mrs Walter Garnett. A frozen salad plate with iced tea was served.
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Enfield
D. Mac Johnson
L. C. Marshall
Johnson
H. L. Kendall
Scotland Neck
R. T. Beal
Leonard Matthews
Theodore Harrison
Robert Whitaker
James Gray
Kendall
Willard Leonard
Washington
Walter Garnett
Kansas
Wiley Bradley
J. B. Britt
George Randolph
W. F. White
R. E. Sherrette, Jr
Norman Chamberlain
Robert Norman
John Parker
J. F. White
Sherlock Holmes Fans Rally in Baker Street Irregulars Tale
Paul Gallico presents a vivid feature on the Baker Street Irregulars a devoted circle of Sherlock Holmes enthusiasts who believe the master still lives Read in the August 12 issue of The American Weekly Favorite Magazine with the Baltimore Sunday American Order from your local newsdealer
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Paul Gallico
Baker Street Irregulars
Newsdealer
Whereabouts Unknown in New York City Mystery
Inez Bobb presents a suspenseful series on missing people in New York City. The feature explores how detectives pursue vanished men and women, with the opening chapter in the August issue.
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New York City
Inez Bobb
Crawford Britton Returns Home From Overseas Duty
Sgt. Crawford W. Britton, son of Mr. and Mrs. J W Britton, is home from overseas duty in Belgium and Germany after eight months in an English hospital. He previously worked for Rosemary Manufacturing Company. W/O Franklin H Britton, the grandson, is also visiting for 30 days before heading to the Pacific theater of operations.
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Crawford W. Britton
J. W. Britton
Belgium
Germany
Britton
Rosemary Manufacturing Company
Franklin H. Britton
Pacific Theatre of Opera
Local social notes and family travel updates
The column lists residents and guests including former Manchester Board and Paper Co. employee and Mr. and Mrs. Red Taylor who spent last week at Carolina Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Sherrod Crumpler who vacationed at White Lake.
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Red” Taylor
Carolina Beach
Sherrod Crumpler
White Lake
Administrator's Notice For Lucy W Little Estate
Trator's notice announces J Clyde Myrick as administrator of the Lucy W Little estate in Halifax County NC. Creditors must file claims by June 18, 1946 and all debts should be paid promptly. June 26, 1945. 61-8-2
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Lucy W. Little
Halifax County
North Carolina
Littleton
N. C
J. Clyde Myrick
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W. N. Sherrod
Myra Mann
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Hugh Sherrod
B. L. Petway
H. G. Murphy
A. ©. Nichols, Jr
Holly Red
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A. M
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