Pineville Social Notes Care Of Local Families
Mrs Carrie Walsh Drinnard and children from Richmond Va visit her brother in law Mr E L Mannon and sister Miss Bessie Walsh on Main. Misses Gallant of Charlotte visit Mrs M L Rowe on Gay Street. Typhoid illness keeps Miss Annie Withers bed bound with nurse Stroud from Charlotte Sanatorium assisting. Several residents come and go from Charlotte Columbia and Waxhaw, with hospital visits for Mrs Culp and death notices for Mrs Hugh Steel and John Steel. Frank Ross of Charlotte visits to attend R R Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Carrie Walsh Drinnard
Richmond
Miss Stroud
Charlotte Sanatorium
W. L. Fisher
Columbia
J. H. Spencer
J. C. Fisher
D. M. Atkin
Charlotte
R. L. Culp
L. E. Harky
Main Street
Zeke Johnston
E. W. Costen
F. C. Harris
Young People’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Minnie Garrison
Toronto
Canada
Frank Harrison
Little Hand
J. A. Thrower
Polk Street
W. K. Reid
E. H. Hand
Birdie Hargett
Gay Street
M. E. Ardrey
Louise Ardrey
Fort Mill
L. L. Downs
Z. M. Johnston
Rock Hill
Hugh Steel
John Steel
Johnston
Bessie Robinson
Palestine
Texas
Waxhaw
Georgie Howie
Miss Robinson
Jonesboro
Hill
Lavina Youngblood 11 Dies. Funeral This Afternoon
Lavina Youngblood 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Youngblood of West Fourth street died last evening at 7. The Tryon Street Methodist church Sunday school member was loved by teachers and friends. Funeral from the residence at 3 this afternoon conducted by Rev G T Rowe and Rev A W Plyler with pallbearers from Mr Charles S Stones Junior Baracca including Emil Youngblood and six named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Youngblood
Lavina
West Fourth Street
Tryon Street Methodist Church
G. T. Rowe
A. W. Plyler
Trinity Methodist Church
Charles S. Stone
Junior Baracca
Emil Youngblood
Lavinia
Messrs
Jasper O'Connell
Easton Ware
Fred McCall
Rob Hinson
Bobo Tanner
Creary Overcash
Soldiers Recruits Sent to Columbus Barracks Last Night
Three soldiers departed Shelby and Sanford recruits Marion G Baker Andrew Baker and George W Nalls were sent to the Columbus Ohio barracks last night. Rev Plato Durham of Concord visited Charlotte Yesterday as guest of Dr E C Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte United States
Columbus
Marion G
Andrews O. Baker
Shelby
George W. Nalls
Sanford
Plato Durham
Concord
E. C. Register
Peoria Woman Credits Milam Medicine for Curing Eczema
Blanche N. of Peoria reports a violent form of eczema that plagued her for years. After using a treatment from Milam Medicine Co. of Danville Virginia on a doctor’s advice, she claims complete relief and restoration of her ability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustington
W. Va
Milam Medicine Co
Danville
Blanche
N. C
Statesville News Notes June incidents at local station
Police crackdown on loafers at the new Statesville passenger station leads to five Black men fined for profane language. Cumberland items report a local mail carrier appointment, foot amputation healing, a Clemmons man scouting for a local machine shop, a infant death at Monico, and a Spencer train incident suspect moved to Goldsboro hospital for mental health care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Thomas Kerr
Clyde O. Wagner
Troutman
Barkley
Charlotte
Civil Service
L. E. Garrison
Asheville
Washington
J. B. Douthit
Clemmons
Forsyth County
Sanford Johnson
Statesville ii
Rome Saunders
Monico
Olivett Church
Catawba County
Clarence Bailey
Spencer
State Hospital
Goldsboro
Half Million Spent On Decorations For Coronation
London spending on coronation decorations and fireworks runs into large sums. Mansions and public buildings show striking schemes with Mansion House at $75,000 and London Bridge latticed with fir and wistaria. Fireworks total about $5,000,000 with colonies spending similarly large amounts. Australia Canada and South Africa have ordered fireworks worth hundreds of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Bridge
Australia
Canada
South Africa
Attendance At Coronation Sets Narrower Westminster Abbey Seats
London reports attendance at the coronation with about 7 000 seats available. Estimates cite royals and relatives 40, foreign royalty 280, peers 15450, clergy officials and ambassadors 300, MPs and wives 900, colonial representatives 800, orders 100, and various groups 1 520. Six young women named as Queen Mary's train bearers mark a royal ceremony departure from past practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Westminster Abbey
Edward
India
Army and Navy
Civil Service
Westminster’s
Queen Mary
Mary Dawson
Countess of Dartrey
Mabell Ogilvy
Countess of
Airlie
Victoria Carrington
Countess Carrington
Hileen Butler
Countess of Lanesborough
Eileen Knox
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F . Am Teco
R. H. Shackleford
Danville, Va
Alizabethage
Car
H. C. Sherrill Real Estate and Insurance
Southern Loan & Savings Bank
Charlotte, N.C
MO. M. Scott, Pres
W. L. Jenkins
Cashier
Alexander
VicePres
Elizabeth
N. Tryon St
Brown & Company
Hone
Special Savings Department of the
Charlotte National
J. H. Little
Jno
M. Scott
J. F. Robertson
W. H. Twitty
the Loan Department of
Mecklenburg
Car Line
City
A. G. Craig Real Estate and Insurance
B. & L. Association
E. Liberty St
Ryder
E. Morehead
Templeton Ave
Carolina Realty Co
O. J. Thies
B. R. Lee
W. D. Wilkinson
Treas
Mer
J. P. Long
East Avenue
Elizabeth Avenue
BE. Avenue
East End
W.T. Wilkinson & Co. McKinnon
Woodlawn
McClung
the McClung Realty Co
Building & Loan Association
Chester and
B. M. Spratt
Ed Pong
Building & Loan
FE. L
Investment Property
First Ward
J. E. Murphy & CO
S. Tryon Street
Brevard
Morehead
Myers
Pine
Church
College
McDowell
Poplar
Ransom Place
Southern Depot
Tryon
Galtaen
Neae
F. C. Abbott & Go
South Poplar St
Flor
S. Church St
Elizabeth Ave
Church St
Col Lege
College St
East 6Th St
N. Myers St
N. Davidson ‘St
Brown & Co
West 6Th Street
West 7Th Street
North Poplar Street
North
Pine Street
East 9Th Street
South
Caldwell Street
South Boulevard
N. Brevard Street
Tenth Avenue
North Alexander Street
West 11Th Street
West Trade Street
South Church Street
J. Arthur Henderson & Bro
Tran Sout
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