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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
3
This spread highlights scarce fabrics pushing color to the fore with black and grey leading. It covers sleek black dresses and coats, royal blue accents, jewelry trends including pearls and gold, and accessories from hats to belts. Practical tips emphasize necklines, shaping, and finishing touches like bracelets and shiny hair.
Critics hail the new season’s looks as exceptionally beautiful with refined tailoring and bold color palettes. Designers spotlight texture and silhouette, emphasizing wearable elegance for everyday wear and statement pieces alike.
Ottis Harden Everett, 39, of Roanoke Rapids, was honorably discharged from the U S Navy at the Charleston Separation Center South Carolina after enlisting August 31 1942. He served at Norfolk and Pearl Harbor and held the rate of Motor Machinists Mate First Class. He plans to enter the textile business.
A famous mystery writer discusses a real murder case in the October issue of The American Weekly, the Nation's Favorite Magazine, published with Baltimore Sunday American. Readers are invited to order the issue from local news dealers for full coverage.
The Fideliis Class of the Rosemary Baptist remembered Mrs Paul Matthews with a Sunshine Box. She has been a patient at Richmond Hospital in Richmond and is steadily improving. The item notes that great follies are the work of great leaders and comments on Chinese cooperation.
A note indicates radio will carry a football game featuring former Rangers against college players, with a preference to avoid televised or in-person outcomes.
A warning shows liquor as poison for women based on scientists findings. The first of a series in the October 14 issue of Order is available through local news dealers.
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