Births and Society Notes Highlight High Point Events
Announcements reveal births to the Coggin, Tuttle, and Davis families with locations on Greensboro High Point road and North Main Street. The Hutchens move to 134 Steele Street and a tea at Bascom Hopkins’s honors Mrs. Russell Bishop. Weddings include Dona Moss with Will Wardell and Ruth Kirkman with Olin White, plus a new David Reese C A R chapter formation and a concert trip affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hutchens
G. E. Hutchens
Steele Street
Washington Street
Dona Moss
Albemarle
Will B. Wardell
High Point
Rev. Richardson
Lamar McCallum
Fambrough, Jr
Points South
Fambroughs
J. H. Dobbs
Lindsay Street
H. I. Coffield
Fenrietta Davis
Bascom Hoskins
The
Beta Pi
Coffield
Greensboro
Alma Gluck
Norfolk
Rotarians
Frank Wineskie
Randell B. Terry
Joseph Cox
S. Halstead Tomlinson
Virgil Ire
E. M. Shipman
A. & Caldwell
Dan W. Smith
Madame Gluck
Bascom Hopkins
Yatewood
Henrietta Davis
Atlanta
Ruth Kirkman
W. T. Kirkman
Willonbar Terrace
Olin White
Kalamazoo
Mich
Harrisonburg
Thebride
Paul Hardy
First Presbyterian Church of
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Kalama- 200
Women voters convene in Cleveland for election reform
The National League of Women Voters gathers in Cleveland from the 11th to the 16th with Carrie Chapman Catt as elections committee chair. North Carolina’s Gertrude Weil attends as a state representative. The convention promises secrecy on Catt’s reform proposals aimed at expanding women’s local political participation while addressing broader issues such as marriage laws, citizenship, and food regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League of Women Voters
Cleveland
Ohio
Carrie Chapman Catt
North Carolina
Gertrude Weil
Goldsboro
North State League
League
Kluh Kalender Activity Schedule For Local Church Groups
The column lists church and club meeting times across the week. Events include Woman's Guilds at St Marys and Westley Memorials missionary societies, Y W A at First Baptist, D A R chapter gatherings, and Parent Teachers meetings. Numerous hosts and street locations are noted with eight oclock or close timeApril 8 1915 context implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S. Caldwell
Parkway
Delta Bay Club
Bob Walker
Johnson Street
Girk
WY. W
Lettie J. Brown
Teacups Club
Parent Teachers Association of
Bln Street
Voters Urged to Read W L Stamey Op-Ed on Page Six
Readers are asked to consult today’s paper for a political advertisement piece by W L Stamey on page six detailing campaign perspectives and urging informed voting.
Left Hand’s Role in Mohammedan Ritual Praised
Article notes a traditional view in Muslim practice that the right hand holds greater ceremonial importance than the left. It discusses ritual etiquette, cleanliness, and the cultural framing of hand use within religious observance.
Broadway Shows In Danville Week Review
Broadway shows arrived in Danville after a two section train of thirty cars, following a successful run in High Point. Billie Clark led the show’s management with commendation. Large crowds attended, the midway dazzled with lights, and the twenty attractions were well patronized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Danville
Neuch
Billie Clark
Broadway Hens
Pol Adv by W L Stamey Prompts Local Debate
Today’s page 6 features a political advertisement by W L Stamey raising local concerns and urging voters to consider his platform. The item outlines key issues and positions aimed at the upcoming election.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Cog
Gins
Charles M. Tuttle
W. H. Davis
Alta May
Mrs. Davis
Greensboro Road
Durham
Arthur Lyon
J. Andson
Lyon
Edwin Lyon
T. R. Fleming
Robert E. Lee
Constantinople
Turkey
Mary Misenheider
Concord
John Warren Fambrough, Jr
P. D. Brown
Lutheran Church
Carraway School
Mount Vernon Church
Emery Peace
Deacon Thornton
Lee White
George Graef
J. E. Davis
George Darrah
Everett
Julius Smith
Forrest Murray
Randall
Terry
D. E. Harllee
Robert Walker
John Walker
Fred Thomas
Charles Sheloff
Chase Idol
W. G. Shipman
H. S. Coffield
Bob Amos
A. D. Brockett
Willis Slane
Waring Smith
W. F Clayton
Estelle Davis
Anna Bella King
David Reese
Children of the American Revolution
George Washington Sadner
Maryland
Sadder
H. &. Hiatt
Margaret Hiausér
Mary Frances Kearns
Billie Hiatt
Mildred Tabb
Elizabeth Jones
Guilford Battleground
Mecklenberg County
Charlotte
D. A R
Washington City
Reese
America
Wales
Mecklenberg
Bishop Reese
Georgia
Virginia Reese
Mary Reese
James Reese
High Point Chapter
C. A R
George W
Houston. Hiatt
Margaret Hiauser
Louise Kearns
Anette Pickens
Catherine Whitener
Berta Lindsay Carraway
Julia Gold Clark
Ruth Spicer Clerk
Houston Hiatt
W. Lewis Tabb, Jr
Alice McRae Caldwell
Elizabeth Lindsay Jones
Frances Eshelman
John Alfred Eshelman, Jr
Miss Wirkman
W. W
Houston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
C. C. Pierce
Public Health Service
Harriet Taylor Upton
A. B. Pyke
New Today
Kayser
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Woman's Club
Y. W. Co. A. Hut
St. Mary's Church
George W. Sadtler
W. L. Stamey
Pol
Philip A. Warner, B.S
Bank of Commerce
Shean
Sfac
Pol Adv
Beavan’s
the Ladies’ Store
Service
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