Quiet Home Wedding Unites High Point Couple Harris and Harris
Margaret Evelyn Shiplett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H M Shiplett of 119 Chestnut Street, married Robert Travis Harris of Richmond Virginia in a Tuesday evening ceremony at the Shipletts home. Reverend P D Brown officiated. The couple plans to reside in Richmond after a brief stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Shiplett
Chestnut Street
Margaret Evelyn
Robert Trvin Harris
Richmond
High Point
P. D. Brown
Lutheran Church
Harris
Women Lead Special Congregational Service Program
The women of the congregation will oversee the service with an attractive program planned by many women deeply interested in the conduct of this special event.
Social Service Department Elects Officers Postponed
The Woman's Club social service department met to review charity cases including two new tuberculosis cases. Red Cross seal funds are aiding these efforts. An officer election for the coming year was postponed due to the inability to secure a chairman.
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Social Service Department
Woman's Club
Red Cross
Revival Draws Pastor Rowe Away From City
Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe, pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, will be absent from the city Sunday evening to assist in a revival at another church.
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Gilbert T. Rowe
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Club Executive Board Meeting at Kirks Home
The executive board of the Woman's club met yesterday afternoon at the Kirks home on Broad Street. Attendance was unusually large as members discussed matters of importance and mapped out plans for the club’s summer work.
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Woman's Club
Kirks
Broad Street
Change Day of Meeting for Tar Heel Children of the Confederacy
The Tar Heel chapter of Children of the Confederacy will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Miss Madge elds instead of Saturday. Members are urged to note the day change.
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Tar Heel
Children of the Confederacy
Miss Genevieve Parks Plans Visit with Sister
Miss Genevieve Parks of Concord will spend several days visiting her sister Mrs Ed Kearns.
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Genevieve Parks
Concord
Ed. Kearns
Personal notices from Greensboro baseballd opening game and local visits
FE Ingram and Eugene Parrish attended the Carolina league opener in Greensboro where Patriots played Asheville. Blair Patterson and Thomas J. Gold were business visitors. James Neil Thompson and others witnessed the game. Mrs H A Millis attends D A R convention in Washington. Mrs Robert Pickett ill with erysipelas. Mrs Katie Smith Roberts suffers poison ivy. Ben Moore Jr resigns from Furniture Journal for Stehli Silk duties. Geo T Penny left for Washington on business.
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FE. K. Ingram
Eugene Parrish
Greensboro
Patriots
Asheville
Waikiki Hawaiian Singers Tour Offers Native Music
The Waikiki Hawaiian Singers and Players tour the United States under the Affiliated Lyceum Bureaus to present high quality Hawaiian music. The group, featured at the Panama-Pacific exposition, promises a competent performance evoking the islands charm and appeal to Lyceum audiences nationwide.
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Talking Machine
Lyceum
America
Gentry 77 Former Confederate Soldier Dies in Yadkin County
F L Gentry, 77, ex Confederacy veteran of company F 4th North Carolina, died April 12 at his home on the old Jonesville road. He was buried at Flat Rock Baptist church after a large funeral with many friends in attendance. He married three times and had 23 children, 16 living. The funeral was at Flat Rock Baptist Church where he had been an honored member since age 21. The obituary notes his popularity and floral tributes.
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Winston-Salem
F. L. Gentry
Jonesville Road
Yadkin County
North Carolina
Flat Rock Baptist Church
Local Lady Credits Tanlae for Relief from Indigestion
Mrs. L A Morris of 807 Fast Commerce street says seven years of stomach trouble and indigestion ended after taking Tanlae. She reports improved appetite sleep and strength and now can eat normally. Genuine Tanlae sold exclusively by Hart Drug Store and several area firms.
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Tanlaee
L. A. Morris
Commerce Street
Robert W Bray Interred at Mount Airy in NC
Robert W Bray of Mount Airy died Monday at pneumonia on the eve of his 60th birthday and was buried Tuesday in Oakdale Cemetery. A longtime resident and sportsman, he lived in the county 59 years and is survived by five children in the city.
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Robert W. Bray
Mount Airy
Robert W Bray
North Carolina
Bray
Severa
Oakdale
Mr. Bray
Virginia
Th Trail
The End of the Rainbow at Rosé Theatre
Nature’s beauties are showcased as a photoplay uses California redwood forests as backdrop for the six week shoot led by Lynn F. Reynolds. Myrtle Gonzalez Val Paul and Fred Church star in a love and adventure tale amid giant trees and Sierra scenery.
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Rosé Theatre
Redwood Forests
California
Lynn F. Reynolds
Myrtle Gonzalez
Val Paul Fred Church
Sistas
Sierra
Magnetic carpenter hammer with internal battery grip
A new hammer uses a concealed electromagnet to hold nails for driving. The battery powers the magnet and is carried inside the hammer handle, freeing the user from separate nail storage and aiding quick nailing.
Statesville College Becomes Mitchell College
Statesville April 19 changes name from Statesville College to Mitchell College approved by Concord presbytery in Mooresville. Plans to raise college standards underway. Delegates from First Presbyterian and Front Street Presbyterian churches attended the Concord meeting.
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Statesville
Irls’ College
Statesville College
Mitchell College
Umnae
Concord Presbytery
Sesson
Mooresville
Concord Presbyterial
Concord
RB. V. Orr
FE. B. Watts
Mamie JeElwee
Mary Adams
Rosamond Clark
Margaret Turner
Elizabeth Hartness
First Presbyterian Church
C. J. Summers
R. Y. McNeely
John Wakefield
Front Street Presbyterian Church
Sheriff Orders Fire On Unidentified Planes Over Tucson
Tucson reports that Sheriff Miles of Pima County has ordered firing on any unidentified aircraft seen over the city after nights of planes flying with no government identification. The notice accompanies a troubling ad urging readers to consider life insurance options to protect families from financial ruin if a breadwinner is lost.
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Tucson
Miles
Pima County
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Shiplett-Harris
Blair Patterson
Thomas J. Gold
James Neil Thompson
Elwood Hotel
H. A. Millis
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
Robert Pickett
North Main Street
Katie Smith Roberts
Ben Moore, Jr
The
Furniture Journal
Stehli Silk Corporation
Geo. T. Penny
Washington
Rainbow
School and Athletic Association
Hart’s
King’s
Matton’s
Hart Drug Company
MR. Gentry
Yadkin
Pavhowa
Cele Ated
Gaim
Cork
Merry Maids
Tampa
Fla
Snowball
Melba
Topsy
Turvy Lightfoot
Baby Marie Osborne
Little Sunshine
Beautiful Marie Doro
Castles For
Paramount
Tanlae Man
J. A. Hart Drug CO
High Point, N. C
Uderway
Voiles
Ariz
Sions
C. B. Overman
Stamey Company
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