Local Births And Community Notices In Archdale
Mr and Mrs Robert Davis announce the birth of a son Larson Monroe on April 18 in Archdale. The Duck club meets tonight at the Y M C A pool at 7 45 for swimming. A country club dance and card party is planned for tomorrow evening with prizes and performances by the Arabian Serenaders of Chicago. Junior Royal Ambassadors of Green Street Baptist church meet tonight at 7 30 at the Andrews home. Art club on Montlieu avenue to discuss French figure painting. High Point AAUW meets Thursday at 8 at Friends church annex. Stevens Bible class meets tomorrow at 3 with Mrs McGhee at 807 Morris street. Mrs Leo Method is a Guilford General hospital patient. James Griffith improves after tonsil adenoid operation at Guilford General. Mrs H Harrison Foust recovering from tonsil operation at Guilford General. Cable circle First Presbyterian church hosts a musicale tonight at 8 with recitations and The Bachelor’s Reverie. Susanna Class Wesley Memorial church supper Thursday at 6 30 with multiple hostesses. Calvary M E church Ladies Aid plans a Friday banquet at 6 30 with baked ham and full menu. Y W A Green St Baptist met last night at 800 East Commerce street with Miss Bernice Stallings. program on Through A Glass Dimly Now Face to Face. Visitors include Mrs Andrew Parker of Birmingham Ala. and former Green Street Y W A member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green St. Baptist Church
Bernice Stallings
East Commerce Street
Lavenia Collins
Andrew Parker
Rosa Farrington
Ruth Stallings
Breta Myers
Marge Crawford
Katherine Seckler
Iris Ward
Zana Myers
D. E. Bullard
Birmingham
Ala
Green Street Y. W. A
Local Social Notes From Winston-Salem Area
J P Crowder returns from Cuba after attending a Laundry convention. Walfred Carlson, formerly of the Enterprise, visits James town and Charleston before heading home. Mrs E P Land of Greensboro visits daughter Mrs Carter Dalton on Johnson Street. Mrs W E Snow and others spend the day in Winston Salem. Clyde Baxter, J W Kaneer pair enjoy Sunday in Pinehurst. Virginia and Augusta Carroll of Oxford visit Mrs L C Ferguson this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walfred Carlson
Jamestown
N. Y
Enterprise
Carlson
Charleston
S. C
E. P. Land
Greensboro
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Virginia
Augusta Carroll
Oxford
Burial of T. W. Lawrence at Why Not church cemetery
Ashebore News reports the burial of T. W. Lawrence, age 70, at Why Not Methodist Protestant church cemetery after a 10:30 Tuesday funeral at the church. Rev. T. J. Green of Eton College led services. Lawrence, a Christian church member and longtime community leader, had been in poor health after several weeks illness. his wife and four daughters, including Mrs. RK. RR. Auman, survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Lawrence
Why Not Methodist Protestant Church
T. J. Green
Eton College
Lawrence
Christian Church
RK. RR. Auman
Obituary notice for Lewallen Sharpe and Scott kin
Mrs C A Lewallen of Asheboro Star route Mrs L A Sharpe of Burlington and Mrs C L Scott of Asheboro four sons R J and B 8 Lawrence of Seagrove BE H Lawrence of Asheboro and John C Lawrence of High Point are named in the notice with the locations of their residences.
Asheboro Council Wins Cup for Membership Gain
At the thirteenth district Junior Order meeting in McLeansville on April 10, Asheboro council earned the cup for the greatest net gain in membership during the last quarter. Prof. D Holt of Liberty served as district deputy and presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Junior Order
McLeansville
Asheboro
D. ©. Holt
Liberty
Woman Hurt in Hit and Run Near Seagrove
Mrs. T. W. Williamson of near Seagrove was knocked into a ditch by a Baby Overland driven by Claude Chriscoe, who fled the scene. The car found at his home matched the hit and run, with peas from the basket scattered in and around the vehicle. Williamson suffers a broken collar bone and bruises but is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Williamson
Seagrove
Williamson
Albrights Mill
Baby Overland
Claude Chriscoe
Large Dinner and Dance Staged at Sedgefield Manor
A large dinner and dance was held at Sedgefield Manor hosted by Greensboro and High Point American Business clubs. About 100 attendees enjoyed cabaret style dining, divertissements, and a Keith's troupe, followed by an 11 piece orchestra and dancing until 1 am with numerous couples from Greensboro, High Point, and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor House
Sedgefield
Greensboro
High Point
Manor
Keith’s
Henry Foscue
Mary Muse
Ralph W. Slate
Catherine Foscue
Frank Warner
Virginia Ashlin
Robert K. Marshall
Mary Johnson
Mark Costello
Lucy Collins
Cammond Duke
Virginia Frank
Richard Lee
Evelyn Crater
Brooks Reitzel
Elizabeth Gaskins
Edwin Chappell
Martha Deaton
John T. Moffitt
Carrie Frances Herring
Edward Mitchell
Alice Snow Barbee
Liles Gatling
Lucy Neal Carr
James B. Tovelace
Louise Cooke
Edmond Shoup
Marjorie Tate
Henry Shepherd
Puth Moffitt
Alexander Rankind
Andrew Lindsay
Sam Denny
Elizabeth Hayden
Sam Strickland
Sophie Strinefellow
Shreveport
Herbert E. Johnson
J. A. Myatt
Pete Moffitt
Alberta Winesk
Roy Welborn
Dorothy Stamey
Julius Green
Nell Smith
Seborn Perry
Earl N. Phillips
Gilbert Ragan
David MacJester
Ivey W. Morrison
Gordon Brainard
Gwendolyn
Anne Butler
Elizabeth Simpson
W. M. Transon, Jr
Elizabeth Thornton
Ralph Price
Martha Talmon
Bernard Wright
Annette Wright
J. H. Cuft
J. J. Talmon, Jr
J. H. Gentey
Douglas Conkright
Barbara Hagan
A. Stacy Gifford
Gilbert Powell
Miriam Rankin
John J. Eichhorn
Little River Mill and Farm Company Incorporated
New Raleigh April 17 report notes incorporation of Little River Mill and Farm Company of Salem to do general real estate business. Authorized stock fifty thousand dollars. subscribed one thousand five hundred ten by Thomas H. Atkinson of Haines City Florida Joe E. Talton and H E Earp of Selma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N. C
Little River Mill and Farm Company
Salem
Thomas H. Atkinson
Haines City
Wla
Joe E. Talton
H. E. Earp
Selma
Philadelphia at New York Postponed by Cold Weather
National update notes a scheduled game between Philadelphia and New York postponed due to cold weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Philadelphia
New York
Western Folk Are Getting Licenses For Fishing In Streams
In Asheville on April 17 authorities announced that 20 western North Carolina counties now require fishing licenses for all kinds of fishing in trout streams. Except Burke and McDowell counties, the rest have extended the anglers act, urging county commissioners to enforce licenses to support improved fishing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Burke
McDowell
Caldwell
Macon
Polk
Ashe
Alleghany
Avery
Buncombe
Clay
Graham
Haywood
Jackson
Madison
Mitchell
Swain
Surry
Transylvania
Watauga and
Wilkes
Libel suit against News and Observer dismissed in Raleigh
John H. Boushall and A. E. Bing sued the Raleigh News and Observer and others for 100000 alleging libel over March 1915 notes on their salaries. Superior Court Judge Er H Cranmer dismissed the case after defenses of misjoinder were not heard. Defendants included The Credit Corporation and associates with Norwood and Arnold named in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Raleigh News and Observer
John H. Boushall
A. E. Bing
Superior Court
Er. H. Cranmer
Bouéhall and Bing
N. C. Credit Corporation
Geo. A. Norwood
Goldsboro
Norwood
Credit Corporation
Tri-State Tobacco Growers’ Association
H. C. Arnold
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Columbia
Currie testifies in libel suit over Mons entry
In Ontario court Currie, former Canadian commander, refutes claims the Mons entry by Canadian troops on November 11, 1918, was a waste of lives for glory. He seeks $50,000 damages from W. T. Preston and F. W. Wilson in a libel action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburg
Ont
Supreme Court of Ontario
Mons
Arthur Currie
W. T. R. Preston
Ontario
F. W. Wilson
Port Hope
Candidacy Filed in Gastonia Charlotte District Race
Raleigh April 17. The state board of elections received notice of candidacy from Solicitor John G. Carpenter of the Gastonia Charlotte district who entered the congressional race against incumbent Maj. A. L. Bullwinkle, also of Gastonia. Both are Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Board of Elections Today
John G. Carpenter
Gastonia-Charlotte
Maj. A. L. Bullwinkle
Gastonia
Robeson Breaks Down Over Slaying His Three Children
Durham County farmer Ray Robeson, jailed on the count of killing his three children, expressed heartbreak and confusion today as he realized the action. He muttered he could not understand why he had done it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Ray Robeson
Durham County
Robeson Charged After Rampage Kills His Children
Robeson is charged with slaying his children with an axe and destroying property on the farm. His wife escaped the scene to evade violence as Robeson, once erratic, appeared sane last week. Today he requested his wife and her brother Dr. Mike Robeson, a Durham physician, visit him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robeson
Mike Robeson
Durham
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Robert Davis
Archdale
Larson Monroe
Davis
Virgie Swain
Randieman
Duck Club
Chi
Cago
O We
Green Street Baptist Church
D. T. Andrews
The
Woman’s Club
John Hamil
Montlieu Avenue
Jack Edwards
American Association of University Women
Friend's Church Annex
Stevens
BE. A. McGhee
Morris Street
Cunningham
Guilford General
Leo Method
Guilford General Hospital
James Griffith
M. G. Campbell
Foust
Guilford
First Presbyterian Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Clyde Baxter
David Yow
Francis Rumley
H. A. Cecil
Jessie Maye Young
Mona Harville
Calvary Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of Calvary M. E. Church
Cecil
Voile
Moffitt’s
N. Main Street
J. P. Crowder
Cuba
W. E. Snow
C. C. Prince and
Guest
Lamar Springer
Winston-Salem
J. W. Kaneer
Pinehurst
Moore
North Wrenn St
Sedgefield Manor
Edgar Quick
Buck Vaydn
Jene Sidner
Mike Boyce
Ralph Edwards
Marion Stokes
Watson Miller
Brooks Sloan
Arthur Fidler
Famous Pictures
Asheville
A. C. Wyatt
Kenilworth
Biltmore
New
Great Smokies National Park
Congress
Lake Lure
Literary Digest
Country Life In America
World’s Work
London
Wyatt
Ann Hathaway
Edward VII
Wryatt
Royal Palace
H. M. Queen Mary
Princess Pless
Duke
News and Observer
Matrix
Rix
Sheraton Beauty Shop
Sheraton Hotel
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