Knitters Face and War Time Women in the City
A poem on the new "Knitter's Face" contrasts public courage with war work and domestic duty. The rest of the page lists local social notes, visits, travel, club activities, and community events in Wilmington, including meetings, entertaining soldiers, and school demonstrations.
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Charles Ashpinwall
New York City
City
S. D. Newton
Walnut Street
Southport
Dunbar Davis
Davis
Wilmington
Belk Williams Company Weekend Specials
Belk Williams Company advertises Friday and Saturday specials with hosiery priced at 75c for seamless black hose and 25c Lisle finish hose in black white and tan. The copy urges shoppers to seek lower prices as the store lowers already existing prices, inviting customers to take advantage this weekend.
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Belk- Williams Company
Barley and Good Cooking Along With War Rally News
This page blends domestic guidance on barley as a versatile, gluten-light flour in recipes with notices of community events. It covers a barley cake recipe, a Middle Sound War Savings rally at a local school, a Red Cross call to women for front line packages, the Merritt Muldrow marriage announcement, cabbage growing advice, and a Mother’s Club meeting at East Wilmington school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maytle Grove
New Hanover County
Myrtle Grove Sound
Woodus Kellum
J. A. McNorton
America
Middle Sound
Middle Sound School
J. O. Brown
J. P. Herring
Truckers’ Association
Wrightsboro
J. C. Pretlow
War Savings Society
Wilmington
The
Red Cross Society
France
Red Cross
Lewis Larkin Merritt
Florence
South Carolina
Charleston
N. C
Mary Merritt
Chestnut Street
R. C. Merritt
S. C
Mother’s Club
East Wilmington
Women Enter Architecture Professions in Growing Numbers
Many American women are joining the architecture field as more pursue careers in design and construction. The shift reflects broader social changes and increased access to professional training and licensure.
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Nora Archibald Smith
Vigilantes
Nora Waller
Holly Ridge
Ada Shaver
Chadbourn
D. E. Myers
Dennis
Washington
Baltimore
Edith Bereen
Phoenix
Oye
Mattie E. Seat
Northwest
C. F. Bowen
Whiteville
F. B. Gault
Lake Waccamaw
J. O. Futch
Martha Futch
Rocky Point
Nannie G. Butler
Florence, S.C
New Bern
Mildred Dunn
Wake Forst
W.N. Keener
South Second Street
Janie Frederick
J. P. King
Faison
Paul Armstrong
Hattie Dewey
Goldsboro
Ernest Dewey
H- L. Hammond
Hartsville, D. C
Justice
Houston
Joseph P. Wolfe
A. D. Ruark
Beaufort
Frances Louise Neal
Laurinburg
Minnié Boone
J. A Harrell
Wallace
W. B. Wade
Edward Nelson
Frances Neal
McDonough, Ga
William McKay Bellamy
Pauline Moore
Teachey
Mrs. L. W. Moore
Helen Bright
Raleigh
Marion St. George
R. C. Ruark
Carolina Court
R. H. Vann
Mrs. Vann
Flora Phillips
Fayettevillet
Robert McKeithan
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Susie Ketchum
Verona
W. J. Matthews
Richmond, Va
J. H. Salling
Pender Avenue
Magnolia
T.S. Dixon
Newport
Sarasota, Fla
E. M. Gregg
T. W. Bickett
Birmingham
Ala
C. J. Brown and Son
Warsaw
Wilmingtom
Cuthbert Martin
Milton Gore
George W. Davis
Children of the Confederacy
Cornelius Harnett School
Housewives’ League
National Special Aid Society
Whitlock-West Orchestra
Wallace West
George Thomas
R. L. Cobb
M. J. Dauer
Jessie Price
J. Walter Williamson
A. M. Waddell
Warfren G. Elliott
P. P. Causey
Oak Hill
Lumina
Lumiffa
Wrightsville
Front and
Princess Streets
Penouth League
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
Elizabeth Duffy
Kenneth Mallard
A. D. Brown Co
Men’s and Boy’s
Nainsook
Belk
Belk-Williams Co
Milan
Merritt-Muldrow
James Franklin Muldrow
Annie Adele
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sullivan
King of Shoemakers
N. Front Street
Lux
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass