The Baton Rouge U D C Meeting and Flag Craft Night
Friends of Mrs. W. T. Parker of High Point report on a Baton Rouge U D C gathering. Gen John McGrath’s Bird Hill home hosted Henry Watkins Allen chapter with red lilies. members made small Confederate flags amid music and refreshments.
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W. T. Parker
High Point
Baton Rouge
Bird Hill
John McGrath
Henry Watkins Allen
Mattie B. McGrath
Confederacy
Katie Klatche
Mess McGrath
Arlington
H. C. Falcon
Julia McGrath
Miss McGrath
Massa
J. A. Anderson
Mary Burgess
W. M. Fowler
Leo Kucker
Laura Duchien
Charles Roseman
N. C
Mattie Conner
How's This? Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement
One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Claims the remedy has worked for 35 years and acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. Encourages starting treatment now and sending for testimonials. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Miss Clara Gurley Returns for Easter Visit
Miss Clara Gurley comes home on the noon train to spend Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Gurley. The Greensboro News says Miss Gurley played a prominent part in the play Green Stockings at Greensboro College for Women, noting she was very clever as a perfect fiancee.
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Clara Gurley
Frank Gurley
Miss Gurley
Green Stockings
Greensboro College For Women
Greensboro News
Marriage at North Main Street home
This morning at 10 o'clock Squire N W Beeson officiated at a marriage joining Miss Jessie Hayworth and John Garrison who reside in upper Guilford.
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Squire N. W. Beeson
North Main Street
Jessie Hayworth
John Garrison
Upper Guilford
Misses Cobb and Freeman Travel to Pee Dee in Anson County
Misses Penelope Cobb and Ruth Freeman departed today for Pee Dee in Anson County to spend time with Mrs Luck Battl Wall.
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Penelope Cobb
Ruth Freeman
Pee Dee
Anson County
Luck Battl Wall
Miss Rosa Lawrence Visits Sister in Durham
Miss Rosa Lawrence of Durham is visiting her sister Mrs. Edgar White ner.
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Rosa Lawrence
Durham
Edgar Whitener
Miss Lucy Nichols Leaves for Statesville Visit
Miss Lucy Nichols, guest of her sister Mrs. Joe Weaver, departed last night for Statesville after a stay with the family.
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Lucy Nichols
Joe Weaver
Statesville
Seven thousand printers join British army since outbreak
London reports that seven thousand printers have enlisted in the British army since the war began, reflecting a surge of manpower from the printing trades to national service.
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London
Walnut and Mahogany Instrument Cases at Auction
J A C Fincher and Ivers and Pond present cases in ebony mahogany and mahogany finishes. Prices show 225.00 for top lot and 150.00 for the lowest bid with an easy payment plan offered.
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J. A. C. Fincher
Sohmer
Schultz
Ivers & Pond
Additional Delegates List for Federation May Meeting
The hospitality committee chair Miss Clara Cox reports 14 more clubs sent delegate lists for the Federation meeting on May 2. She seeks more homes as delegate numbers exceed initial expectations and asks all willing to contact her by phone.
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Clara Cox
High Point
Farge
Miss Cox
Cox
New Penn Woman’s Club
Mary Ward
Anna Hanif
Z. B. Vance
D. Bradham
Students’ Club
Enfield
Stley C. Whittaker
FE. L. Whhead
Miss Mason's Letter on Garden Fashion and Smocks
A playful guide to garden fashion from April New York advising harmonious outfits. It praises wide brimmed hats colorful striped skirts and chic wicker baskets with practical garden accessories and bold Chinese inspired touches for a stylish spring look.
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Maud Muller
Mabel
Personal notes from Easter gatherings and visits
Mrs. D H Parsons returned from Statesville after visiting Mrs C E Keiger. Miss Elizabeth Felton Margurite Williams and Margaret Aston holidaying with Thelma Wineskie. Bruce Carraway from Chapel Hill to Easter with Mrs Parraway. N N Ellis to Greensboro for weekend with Mrs T N Ellis. Jessie Cornelius spending Easter in Concord. Pearl Leonard to Ramseur to stay with parents. Margaret Billings to Cary for Easter. Essie May Houchins returned from Martinsville Va.
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D. H. Parsons
Statesville
C.E. Keiger
Elizabeth Felton
Marguerite Williams
Macon
Margaret Aston
Bluefields
W. Va
Thelma Wineskie
Bruce Carraway
Chapel Hill
Parraway
Birs
John Lindsay
N. N. Ellis
Greensboro
T. N. Ellis
Jessie Cornelius
Concord
Pearl Leonard
Ramseur
Margaret Billings
Cary
Essie May Houchins
Martinsvelle
Wants to Be "Mrs." Again in New York Court
Eleanor Pendleton Davidson formerly a chorus girl and former wife of Louis Marshall Ream seeks to restore her married name. Judge Borst ordered Ream to appear and prove the annulment was not secured by fraud as she alleges. She says they still love each other but his family influenced him to leave.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Eleanor Pendleton Davidson
Louis Marshall Ream
Norman B. Ream
Borst
Germany to Adopt Bertillon Fingerprint System at Frontiers
Reported plan to extend passport restrictions in Germany includes adopting the Bertillon fingerprint registration system for all frontier checks. The move parallels existing German passport controls and aims to tighten border security across states. Financial and logistical implications are not detailed in the notice.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Germany
Uncle Sam Buys Large Amount of Paper by Government Office
Washington reports the government printing office consumes over 20 million pounds of paper annually costing about 1.25 million dollars. The purchase places the United States among the world's largest paper buyers.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
Inheritance Taxes Regulated in Peru by New Law
Lima April 22. A new law governs inheritance taxes in Peru. Tax rates vary by relationship with children taxed 1 percent and more distant relatives or strangers taxed 10 percent.
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Lima
Peru
Drink hot water with limestone phosphate each morning
A health columns urges readers to drink a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. It claims internal bathing cleanses toxins, improves breath, and restores vitality.
Vogue Hats for Women by Venetia Smith on Easter Moon
On Easter Moon fashionable ladies wear bright headgear. Miss Venetia Smith offers hats that assure style and smartness for the season.
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Venetia Smith
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