God's Way is Always Right in Faith and Death Ode
A devotional piece by Grace Imogen Gish appears in Presbyterian poetry about faith through sorrow and joy, ending with a reaffirmation that God's way is right despite loneliness and doubt. The column lists a string of ladies from the Tate and Moffitt families and others, followed by a social scene at Ottis Mendenhall’s Gatewood Avenue home with a Night Bridge club gathering. The evening featured violets decor, prizes to Mrs Albert Hart and Mr Robert Walker, and a dessert course, then a High Point conservatory music recital with Miss Currier and Miss Kearns, concluding with a violin solo by Currier and piano by Kearns.
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Ottis Mendenhall
Night Bridge Club
Gatewood Avenue
Albert Hart S
Robert Walker
High Point Conservatory of Music
Currier
Kearns
Social clubs update delays calendar release
Changes in meeting times across clubs mean no definite dates were set, and no social calendar is issued today.
Gamma Zeta Club Hostess and Philo Mathean Meeting
At North Main Street Mrs. T. D. Gilliam hosted the Gamma Zeta Club for sister Miss Lettie Garyan with four rock tables, prizes won by Mrs. J. Allen Austin and Mrs. J. O Neal Craig, and a fruit salad service. The Philo Mathean club gathered at Broad Street with a program on American Landscape Painters led by Mrs. J. W. McAnally and a salad course served. Miss Faith Wills, recently improved after sanatorium treatment, planned to stay with her family for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
T. DD. Gilliam
Gamma Zeta Club
Lettie Garyan
Mt. Airy
J. Allen Austin
J. O'Neal Craig
M. Pollock
D. M. Pollock
Walter Chandler
Florence Baxter
Moss Lucy Nichols
Oklahoma
Ed. Millis
Philomathean Club
A.bk. Tate
Broad Street
J. W. McAnally
Tate
Informous late night gathering at Dedameal home
At S and S o clock last night William and Thomas Dedameal held a small party for friends. Miss Nellie Dedamead and Miss Nell Cobb served cream and cake. Attendees included Misses Alice Riddick Bessie Tate Phoebe Johnson Emma Bain Frances Bain Nell Cobb and Messrs FP Rein hardt Neal Edwards Julius Smith William Thomas and Dewey Dodamead and Miss Nellie Doadamead.
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S&s
William
Thomas Dedameal
Nellie Dedamead
Nell Cobb
Alice Riddick
Bessie Tate
Phoebe Johnson
Emma and
Frances Bain
FP. C. Reinhardt
Neal Edwards
Julius Smith
William, Thomas and
Dewey Dodamead
Nellie Doadamead
Speaker Marion Dick to Address First Baptist Class
All members of the First Baptist Ba raca class are urged to be present Sunday to hear Marion Dick of Greensboro who will address the class. Mr. Dick is superintendent of the Bessemer Avenue Presbyterian Sunday school in Greensboro and is an earnest and pleasing speaker. Visitors will receive a hearty welcome. Mrs. Wilkes McClave formerly of High Point now of Columbia D C will pass through High Point Sunday night on No 32 en route to New York and other northern points. Mr and Mrs McClave are prospering in their new home but remember High Point friends.
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First Baptist Baraca
Marion Dick
Greensboro
Bessemer Avenue
Wilkes McClave
High Point
Columbia
D. C
New York
Activities and meetings of local church and clubs in town
The Y W A of the First Baptist plans a 3 30 pm meeting at Mrs. R B Strickland 200 East Russell. Miss Gladys Goodsom visits from Salisbury as she teaches there. Dixie Griffith leaves for Winston Salem to join Twin City drug store. Woman's Missionary Society meets 820 oclock Monday. Priscilla club gathers Tuesday 3 15 with Mrs. Pollock. Mrs Ottis Mendenhall visits Rock Hill. W O T club postponed.
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The
First Baptist Church
John H. Shaw
R. B. Strickland
East Russell Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Ottis Mendenhall
D. B. Hawkins
Rock Hill
S.C
Butler Couple Leaves for Visit with Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. 4. P. Butler departed this morning for a brief visit to relatives in Reidsville.
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4. P. Butler
Reidsville
Chairman Ragan Returns Tonight
Chairman W. H. Ragan who attended the A and M college board meeting on the president search resigned and will not return until tonight. He was named to the committee to investigate the qualifications of 37 applicants.
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Ragan
W. H. Ragan
A. and M. College Board of Trustees
D. H. Hill
Central Pa miners sign new UMWA pact with wage rise
In Philadelphia on April 15 the bituminous operators of central Pennsylvania district No 2 reached a new agreement with United Mine Workers officials. The plan includes wage increases totaling about 8.5 million dollars per year and the check off clause for both miners and laborers along with other concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Protect School Children From Common Illnesses Ad
Notice urges vigilance as measles scarlet fever and whooping cough run through city schools. It warns that a common cold weakens children and may lead to serious disease and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a pleasant quick-acting remedy without opiates from Mann Drug Co.
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Foley
Mann Drug Co. Adv
Constipation Injury Explained and Remedy Noted
An old advertisement-style note explains how constipation impairs the body's waste removal and causes dullness. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick relief, claiming the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Brockett seeks Democratic nomination for Guilford county House seat
Robert Brockett announces his candidacy for the House of Representatives from Guilford County in the General Assembly of 1917, subject to Democratic primary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brockett
House of Representatives
Guilford County
General Assembly
Schedule Northbound Trains on Asheboro Branch
Northbound train times listed as 12.53 p m 337 p m 5.55 p m 0 p m 1603 p m 10.43 p m on the Asheboro Branch with notations iterated.
Prominent Women to Be Here in May
Delegates from state and outside groups gather for the Woman’s club Federation meeting in May. Clara Cox lists officers and speakers including Mrs. Thomas Lingle and Mrs. Percy Pennybacker with district chairs from Raleigh Charlotte Wilmington and more. Past presidents and fourteen additional clubs pledge their participation.
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Pacques Busbee
Raleigh
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Chapel Hill
Gordon Finger
Charlotte
Daisy B. Wiatt
Greenville
Mark Quinnerly
Bettie D. Windley
New Bern
A. H. Powell
Oxford
J. D. Edwards
Wilmington
Sarah Kirby
Goldsboro
Sidney Cooper
Henderson
D. Y. Cooper
E. FE. Reid
Lenoir
Bureau of Information
William Brock
Fayetteville
W. B. Waddill
Mary Moses
Morganton
Clarence Johnson
Percy Pennybacker
General Federation
Austin
Tex
R. R. Cotten
Bruce
Lindsay Patterson
Winston
J. T. Alderman
Margaret L. Gibson
Eugene Reilly
Adelaide Fries
Concord
J. F. (Oodson
W. Swink
R. A
Foley Kidney Pills End Years of Kidney Pain
Arthur Jones of Allen Kansas says age 52 and chronic kidney bladder troubles resisted cure until Foley Kidney Pills provided relief. He reports relief from rheumatism back pains stiff joints irregular action and other ailments after using the product sold by Mann Drug Company.
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Arthur Jones
Allen
Kans
Mann Drug Company
Vail Sentenced to Six Months Jail for Prohibition Violation
Judge Dalton ordered the judgment assigning Reuben Vail to six months in jail with road work, unless County Physician Jones finds him unable to do the labor. Vail was convicted of violating the prohibition law and filed a notice of appeal, which is expected to be withdrawn before the ten day limit.
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Dalton
Reuben Vail
Jones
Vail
Warrant Issued for Vail on Assault Charge in Greensboro
Chief Gray reports a Greensboro warrant for Vail charging assault with $500 bond. Vail is to be held pending legal processing.
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Gray
Vail
Greensboro
Guard Strengthened On Route From Columbus To Casas Grandes
Urgent measures are underway to bolster the American guard along the line from Columbus New Mexico to Casas Grandes. At Ascension located 60 miles south of Columbus Captain Ulysses S. Grant grandson of the former President leads a small detachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casas Grandes
Ascension
Columbus
Ulysses S. Grant
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Grace Imogen Gish
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Chase Idol
Oscar Moffitt
Arthur Lyon
H. S. Tomlinson
Rufus King
Elwood Cox
L. Davis
Wight Bridge Club
D. M Pollock
Albert Hart
Albion Millis
Dallas Zollicoffer
J. Gold
Fd. Hutchinson
Mendenhall
Musicale
Mrs. Gilliam
Faith Wills
Young Folk’s Party
First Baptist
High Point Floral CO
North Carolina
Y. W. A. Meets
Gladys Goodsom
Salisbory
Winston-Salem
Dixie Critfith
Matton’s
Twin City
Woman’s Missionary Society
Priscilla Club
Gilbert Clark
Asheboro
Asheperee
of Federation Visitors
Federa
Tion
Clara Cox
Woman's Club
Cox
Federation
Miss Cox
Thomas Lingle
Davidson
Gertrude Weil
Young Matron’s Club
Chadbournes
J. B. Bardin
Herman Wilkes
William Spaugh
Thomas Griffith
G. W. Whitsett
Emma
King
United Charities
Nathan Lazarus
Millner
Woman's Civic Club
John Webb
H. Brown
Mary
Shitwell
the Round Table
Lina Baker
Kate Beckwith
W. RK. Hollowell
A. A. Joseph
Ec. M. Land
A. W. Falkener
Woman’s
G. A. Rose
Henry Perry
Round Dozen
Bethel
J. D. Staten
Effie Grimes
Civic Club
Salisburry
James P. Moore
Aire
J. L. Hatch
Thon Asville
C. F. Finch
C. L. Harris
C. A. Burnham
T. J. Wilson
C. T. Woolen
Archibald Henderson
Woman’s Club
Canton
J. T. Bailey
Hart-Drug Company
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