Soon be Time Miss April Promises Spring Dreams
The poem celebrates April and spring with vivid images of violets arbutus and daisies. A wandering Bentztown Bard L. B. Williams visits Lexington and social notes follow, listing Mrs J P Sinclair and daughter Julia of Marion as guests and Mrs L B Williams of Graham visiting Parkway for the Orange Presbyterial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss April
Woodbine
Yonder Hill
Bentztown
L. B. Williams
Lexington
J. P. Sinclair
Julia
Marion
L. B. Sinclair
West High
Miss Kathleen Causey Graduates From Pensacola Hospital
Friends in Miss Kathleen Causey announce she has moved to Pensacola Florida to serve as a surgical staff member at the new million dollar hospital. After training at St Leo's Greensboro she was called to Pensacola and will graduate this January drawing many well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Causey
Pensacola
Florida
Causey
St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
Elderly Ohio Woman Attends Wesley Memorial Services
Mrs. Sam Dutton of Ohio, 81, spending winter with her son on Hawthorne street, was welcomed Sunday at Wesley Memorial church. She remains bright and spry despite her age as the Philathea class of Phil athea First Baptist meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs. John H. Shaw at 200 East Russell Street. Mrs. Shaw moved from Hamilton Street to the new address. Woman's Club to meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in Manufacturer's Club parlor for annual officer elections and delegate selection. large attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dutton
Ohio
Hawthorne Street
Wesley Memorial Church
Wera
Pe Henwrkabls Wonman
Philsthea First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
John H. Shaw
Bo. Strigsland
East
Russell Street
Woman’s Club
Manufacturer’s Club
Greensboro baby show selects three judges including Mrs Farriss
Mrs J J Farriss was elected as one of three judges for the Greensboro baby show set for Saturday. Mrs EF M Yate will host the Entre Nous club Thursday at 2.20 PM at her Hamilton residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Farriss
Greensboro
EF. M. Yate
Entre Nous Club
Hamilton Street
Personal travels and visits noted in local society
Mrs James A Turner and son James plan a Charlotte visit. Mrs J R Brown and son Jack of Greensboro arrive to stay with sister Mrs H C Pitts. Kenseth Rowster visited Mrs W C Royster in Durham and returned. Mr and Mrs W W Ragan return from Norfolk trip. Miss Leona Muse returns to G W C after weekend with parents. Miss Margaret Wickman home for Converse College spring break. Genevieve Moore visits with Benjamin Moore family then returns to State Normal Greensburg. Benjamin Moore attends Junior Senior banquet for class of 17 and 16. Mrs R F Dalton visits to stay with Carter Dalton family. Miss Edna Hill and Mesdames Armfield and Wilson travel to Lexington for Ola Horney wedding to Dr Charlie Cruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brown
Osn
Jack
Greensboro
H. C. Pitts
Broad Street
Kenseth Rowster
W. C. Royster
Boilevard Street
Durham
WW. P. Ragan
Norfolk
Leona Muse
J. Godruse
Iiss
Margaret Wickman
Converse Bellege
Spartanbur
Genevieve Moore
Benjamin Moore
Ranking Street
State Normal
Greensburg
R. F. Dalton
Carter Dalton
Johnson
Cabinet Delays Policy on Submarine Attacks
In Washington the Wilform administration and the cabinet postponed decisive action amid uncertain evidence of recent ship attacks on Americans. Officials expect Germany to respond within a week on the Sussex case, while Britain’s reply on the China seizure and passenger detention remains unsatisfactory.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilform
United States
Germany
Lansing
Great Britain
China
British Government Refuses Release of Prisoners
Washington reports Great Britain refuses to release 38 Germans Austrians and Turks taken from the American steamer China near Shanghai. The note renews Britain’s claim to seize enemy subjects returning to fight while the United States plans to press for unconditional release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
China
Shanghai
State Department
United States
Newell and Bradley Cases Set for Tomorrow
Greensboro April 4 The trial of Gil bert Newell and Walter Bradley for robbing the North Carolina Public Service Company vault will be held in police court Wednesday morning. Newell says a lone robber locked him in and stole 547.35, but officers expect to prove the pair took the money. Rumor says Newell may testify for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Gilbert Newell
Walter Bradley
North Carolina Public Service Company
Newell
Bradley
Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate, Liver Cleanse Claim
An article urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to wash the liver and bowels, claim it purifies the body of poisons and improves health. It contrasts this with calomel and promotes the substance as harmless, inexpensive, and tasteless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvanal
Forty four Recorder's Court cases tried in March
In March the city municipal court heard 44 cases with 37 convictions. Judge Malton sent three defendants to the roads for 24 months and fines plus costs totaled 300.18. Most cases involved city ordinance violations linked to sewer and sanitary rules. liquor cases were few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malton
Soyars
Presbytery Women Meet Here Tonight
Presbyterian women gather for conference with speakers Mrs F D Fanning of Durham and Mrs G W Oldham of Yanceyville directing talks on The Country Church. Miss Isabel Arnold of Elkins WV shows an efficiency exhibit as committees arrange homes meals and school hall dinner service for delegates.
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Eign
F. D. Fanning
Durham
G. W. Oldham
Lancervide
Isabel Arnold
Elkins
W. Va
High Point Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
G. W. Denny
The
Missionary Society
W. F. Norman
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mary Campbell
Livingstone Missionary Band
W. G. Shipman
T. J. Gold
Frank Wineskie
T. Hamilton
Lincoln Hall
A. S. Caldwell
J. 8. Campbell
J. T. Bennett
W. A. Hayes
Lucia Stevens
Fletcher Barbee
Minnie Pollock
Br. ©. Murray
Greensboro
Ss. OH. Dickson
Winston-Salem
S&s. M. Rankin
Joseph Archer
Chapel Hill
Lynn* B. Williamson
Graham
FE. D. Fanning
Foreign Missions
George W. Oldham
Yanceyville
H. G. Strayhorn
Thomasville
May McAllister
Asheboro
Assembly’s Com Nissions
J. H. Suttenfield
Syndical
Presbyterian and Congregational Home Missions
O. G. Jones
Christian Education and Ministerial Relief
RB. D. Blackwall
Orphans’ Relief
Sfgyreensboro
Progressives to Convene in Greensboro Wednesday
One hundred fifty Progressive party representatives gather in Greensboro for a Wednesday convention. Chairman Zeb Vance Walser of Lexington will call the meeting to order, with expectations that resolutions endorse Theodore Roosevelt for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Progressive Party
Zeb Vance Walser
Lexington
Theodore Roosevelt
Mortimer Browning to Give Concert Here Friday Evening
Greensboro organist Mortimer Browning will perform at Wesley Memorial Church on Friday under the Ladies Aid. He will be joined by his wife Pauline Abbott Browning a noted soprano and Peabody graduate. The Browning couple have long concert pedigree with ties to Baltimore and Greensboro College.
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Mortimer Browning
Wesley Memorial
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Brownime
Pauline Abbott Browning
Commencement Day Draws Large Trinity Crowd
Trinity high school held its final day ceremonies amid poor weather. Prof J A Lesh delivered the literary address with pupils from seventh to ninth grades performing recitations, declamations, and a pantomime. Prizes went to Clarice Wellorn for the girls and Buel Bingham for the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Trinity High School
J. A. Lesh
State Normal College
Greensboro
Erades
Clarice Wel Lorn
Buel Bingham
Holy City
Nell Parkins
Warcuts Hit Central Empire Export Trade Figures
Data from the United States consulate shows hops and related commodities from Berlin Budapest and Coburg dropping sharply in value from 1914 to 1915. Imports to the United States fell from 1.56 million dollars to about 156 thousand, with Coburg invoiced hops down from 253 thousand to 24 thousand.
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United States
Berlin
Budapest
Hungary
Coburg
Germany
Paris Theater Receipts in 1914 Show War Resilience
The Paris theatres earned 41,000,000 francs in 1914 versus 65,450,000 in 1913. Moving pictures withstood wartime trials, pulling in 8,282,000 francs against 8,655,000 in the prior year, indicating cinema's relative strength amid the conflict.
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Paris
Wine of Cardus used as drug substitute in libel case
In Chicago on April 4 a woman used Wine of Cardus as a substitute for drugs after the Harrison law took effect. Dr F M Newsom testified in a $300,000 libel suit by John E Patten and Z Patten Jr against the American Medical Association, saying the woman was a patient he treated. Newsom said men drank Wine of Cardot as a beverage, and English village farms employ women in farm work. Also notes plans for women candidates and farm instruction, with 15,000 graduates already at work on farms.
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Associated Press
Chicago
F. M. Newson
Ruby
Ss. C
John E. Patten
Z. ©. Patten, Jr
American Medical Association
Newsom
England
Teaching Women Agriculture Organizers Appointed
London April 4 The board of agriculture has appointed ten women organizers to ensure every area receives guidance and instruction in farming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Board of Agriculture
British Budget Speech Signals War To Last Fiscal Year
London April 4. In the budget speech the chancellor of the exchequer stated the war is assumed to continue through the entire fiscal year.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
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Mrs. Farriss
James A. Turner
James
Charlotte
Fdna Hill
Frank Armfield
Vassie Wilson
Sexington
Ola Horney
Charlies Cruse
Statesville
Newell and Bradley
Recorder’s Court
Presbytery
D.D.D
Mann Drug CO
Martinez Browning
Baltimore
Centrl M. Hk
South
Shotly
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Central M. BE
East Baltimore Station
M. E
Harlow Park
Peabody Conservatory
Greensboro College For Women
West Market Street
M. EF
Maryland
Delaware
North Carolina
Harold W. Phillips
Gteorge E. Soyle
Washington, D. C
8. J. Abbott
Milford, del
Adelin Fernin
Lewis Bachner
Baitim
ARGE
Cnd
Horlick
Cardus
Erage
Villinery Business
Stull Growing
Bes
Moffitt
H. A. Moffitt
Cate
Just
Stamey Company
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