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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1917

Page

5

Society Teaches Frances Mann Soon to Wed Peacock

A cordial Friday 3 to 5:30 pm reception at Mrs. J Thurman Mann’s South Main home honors Miss Frances Mann ahead of her marriage to John Roscoe Peacock scheduled for May 1 at Wesley Memorial church. Attendees included many local society figures. pink and white decor and a pink and white frozen course marked the party.

J. Thurman Mann South Main Street Frances Mann Mornim John Roscoe Peacock Wesley Memorial Church

Theater Spotlight Delivers My Country First and Pathe Serial

A lively theater page previews a photoplay titled My Country First, billed as a story of love and patriotism. Also showing the latest Pathe serial, delivering ongoing action for cinema patrons.

Pathe

District Meeting of U D C to Be Held Here Saturday

The fifth district meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will be held in the city next Saturday May 5 with state president Mrs Jack sie Daniel Thrash among those present and delegates expected from Ashboro Thomasville China Grove Concord Statesville Salisbury Lexington and Greensboro. Delegates include Mrs W D Stedman Mrs John Moffitt Ashbord Mrs C F Lambeth Mrs G E Crowell Miss Lillian Yow Thomasville and others from Concord Statesville Salisbury Lexington and Greensboro.

United Daughters of the Confederacy Jacksie Daniel Thrash Ashboro Thomasville Chinarove Concord Statesville Salisbury Lexington Greensboro W. D. Stedman John Moffitt Ashbord C. F. Lambeth G. E. Crowell Lillian Yow W. J. Swink China Grove L. D. Coltrane D. A. Best D. Y. Caldwell M. Love L. A. Roger W. A. Foil J. A. Kimmons D. B. Morrison J. A. Scroggins W. S Bingham C. L. Smith P. R McFayden P. M. Lafferty Elizabeth Coltrane Janie Patterson F. A. Carpenter M. A. Adams Elizabeth Brawley

Missionary Societies to Lead Service at Wesley Memorial

The Young Woman's Missionary Society and the Daisy Davies Missionary Society will lead services at Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow evening. The program includes hymns, devotional music, histories of both societies by Mrs. L. C. Gidney and Mrs. W. R. Morrow, music, Home Missions by Mrs. James Kearns, and the Mission Study Class led by Mrs. Gilbert T. Rowe. The public is invited.

Young Woman’s Missionary Society Daisy Davies Missionary Society Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Young Woman's Missionary Society L. C. Gidney W. R. Morrow Home Missions James Kearns Gilbert

Mrs Mitchell Hosts Eunice McAdams and Eula Elder Party

Mrs John B Mitchell on Centennial avenue entertained a large group in honor of her sister Miss Eunice McAdams and Miss Eula May Elder of Burlington. The hostess greeted guests at the door and introduced them before a evening of games and fruit service. Among those present were Miss Eunice McAdams and Miss Eula May Elder of Burlington and Miss Essie Beck Ruth.

John B Mitchell Centennial Avenue Eunice McAdams Eula May Elder Burlington Mitchell Fula May Elder Essie Beck Ruth

Unclear Names List From OCR Fragment

Fragmentary OCR reads a string of surnames and given names including Welch Gray Hedrick Beck Bryant Vow Wright Beeson Hedrick Adams Adams and related entries. No clear event or context is identifiable from the fragment.

Miss Marguerite Kirkman To Attend Mann Peacock Wedding

Miss Marguerite Kirkman from Converse College in Spartanburg arrives this evening to be an attendant at the Mann Peacock wedding set for Tuesday at noon at Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss Mary Sherrod arrives on No 35 from Randolph Macon to visit her parents and attend the ceremony.

Marguerite Kirkman Converse College Spartanburg Ss. C Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Mary Sherrod Randolph-Macon

Arthurs Host 30 Friends at Brokaw Estate in Welcome for George Paviance

Mr and Mrs G B Arthur entertained about 30 friends last evening at Viewview park the Brokaw estate in honor of George Paviance of New York guest of their son Frank Arthur for several days. Refreshments of punch sandwiches and cake were served and music and dancing were features.

Daughters of the Confederacy Meet Before District Convention

The local chapter will gather Monday at 3 30 with Mrs. Thomas J. Gold for the last meeting before the fifth district convention in this city next Saturday. Members are urged to attend as many matters of importance will be discussed.

Daughters of the Confederacy Thomas J. Gold

St Mary's Episco pal Church Ladies Guild Meeting

The ladies guild of St Marys Episcopal Church meets Monday at 3 oclock with Mrs W L Mellichampe. Attendance of all ladies is desired.

Ladies Guild of St. Mary's Episcopal Church W. L

W. O. T. Club Gets Afternoon Social Host by Mrs Tomlinson

Mrs. Charles F. Tomlinson will entertain the W. O. T. club Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock. The event invites members to attend the social gathering at her home.

Charles F. Tomlinson W. O. T. Club

Personal notes from Burlington and nearby visits

Miss Eunice McAdams and Miss Kula May Elder of Burlington spend the weekend with Miss McAdams’s sister Mrs. John B. Mitchell on Centential Avenue. Miss Juanita Hammer attends the Christian Endeavor convention in Reidsville. Miss Orna Klutz travels to Hendersonville to visit friends. Verda Leak goes to Charlotte to spend days with her daughter Mrs J Van Leak. The motor trip involves Dred S. Peacock’s Sanford business outing. Mrs J Leak and son J Van Jr of Charlotte return from a visit with J S Leak party, joined by Verda Leak, via car. Charles Hamilton Rev C P Cable Prof W M Marr and James Lyon travel to Davidson for field day. Hugh Hamilton, a Davidson student, plans to spend weekend with his parents.

D. S. Y Leak Verda Leak Charlotte Charles Hamilton W. M. Marr James Lyon Davidson Hugh Hamilton

Local notices list arrivals and travels of social guests

Miss Marie Stephens arrives tonight from Statesville to visit Mrs. Frank Wineskie. Miss Margaret Billings leaves for Durham to be with ill sister Miss Dora Billings. Miss Gaynell Hepler weekends in Danville Virginia. Miss Ruth Stiles goes to Greensboro for the weekend with relatives. Rev James A Clarke returns from Greensboro after a two week revival at Asheboro Street Baptist. Dr Gilbert T Rowe returns from Thomasville where he led a revival. Miss Thelma Wineskie expected tonight from Hollins Virginia to spend days with her parents. Mrs Jacksie Daniel Thrash visits next week with Mrs Charles F Long for United Daughters of the Confederacy district meeting. Mrs W A Bishop and Edith return to Bloomington Indiana after visiting Browns. Mrs Bascom Hoskins visiting Raleigh for a few days. Wade Rankin critically ill at Thurston street home with pneumonia.

Crown lands in Siberia given to state by provisional government

Petrograd reports that vast crown lands in Siberia seized from the imperial family by the new government will be held by the state. The provinces of Altai and Nerchinsk, larger than Germany, hold rich mineral wealth including gold iron zinc and lead. Kuznetsk war fields are among Europe’s richest, with undeveloped farm lands and high fertility in Altai. The move aims to ease agrarian issues and speed postwar economic adjustment.

Petrograd Siberia Altai Nerchinsk Germany Uded Kuznetsk Europe

Concord Schools Aid In The Garden Work

Concord schools shift hours to 830 start and 230 dismissal to allow students and teachers to garden. The plan has run a week and is well received by students and officials. Boy Scouts are contributing by cultivating two acres on the city outskirts to grow more food for the south.

Concord

Pots and Pans Peggy in Thanhouser Feature

Gladys Hulette stars in Pots and Pans Peggy a Pathe Gold Rooster play from Thanhouser under Eugene Moore. Agnes C Johnston wrote Poogy with a cast including Doris Grey Wayne Arey George Marlo and Arthur Bauer. Jack Barry manages the Red Sox and Harry Frazee leads as a major league magnate amid a Red or White riddle.

Peggy Gladys Hulette Pathe Miss Hulette Doris Grey Wayne Arey George Marlo Arthur Bauer Stone Broadway Jack Barry Red Sox Harry Frazee

Merry Minstrel Maids benefit at school auditorium

The benefit show titled The Merry Minstrel Maids will be held Tuesday night at the school auditorium to raise funds for the public library. Tickets are 25 cents and admission is urged. The note also invites the Christian Disciples of High Point to Sunday services at Greensboro held 11 o'clock each Lord's Day in a hall across from city hall near the YWCA entrance at Elm Street Christian Church Greensboro NC.

Public Library Fund High Point Greensboro Hall City Hall Elm ST. Christian Church

Americans Receive Audiences From President of China

Peking April 28 President Li Yuan hung granted an audience to a party of Americans presented by Dr Paul S Reinsch the American minister The visit included a palace tour of areas rarely open to the public Among attendees were Joy Morton of Commercial and Continental Bank of Chicago his wife and son in law and daughter in law plus Chicago notables H J McBirney Mrs Morse Ely and others Clayton Rockhill of New York and his daughter Eleanor also met the president's party

Peking Li Yuanhung Paul S. Reinsch Palace Joy Morton Commercial and Continental Bank of Chicago Morton Sterling Morton Kansas City H. J. McBirney C. Morse Ely Day MecBirney Howard Shaw Sylvia Shaw E. Chadbourne W. 8. Rogers Clayton Rockhill New York W. W. Rockhill Miss Eleanor Rockhill

Kentucky Racing Season Opens in Lexington

Lexington hosts the opening of the Kentucky Racing Association meet with over 500 of the country’s speediest horses quartered for the start. The eleven day local meet runs daily except Sundays, beginning today, then continuing to July 4 at Churchill Downs, Douglas Park and Latonia.

Kentucky Lexington Kentucky Racing Association Churchill Downs Douglas Park Latonia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arthur Marsh I. T. Mann J.D. Mann H. C. Pitts J. O'Neal Craig Alice Leslie Pitts Helen Mareh Mary Elizabeth Perry Nell Elizabeth Adams Miss Mann Hazel Briges Kathryn Tate Edith Bradshaw Marco Goley Maud Owen Avery Kirkman Helen Brockett Louise Ingram Virgil Idol T. D. Gilliam Cecil C. Prince Ralph Kellard Grace Darmond T. Rowe Mrs. Mellichampe Kula May Elder Miss McAdams John B. Mitchell Centenial Avenue Juanita Hammer Reidsville Christian Endeavor Orna Klutz Hendersonville Dred S. Peacock Sanford High Point Motor Co Marie Stephens Frank Wineskie Margaret Billings Durham Miss Dora Billings Gaynell Hepler Danville, Va Ruth Stiles James A. Clarke Asheboro Street Baptist Church Gilbert T. Rowe Charles F. Long Fifth District W. A. Bishop Edith Bloomington Ind R. L. Browns Mrs. Bascom Hoskins Raleigh Wade Rankin Thurston Street Concord Schools Greensboro, N. C China ALLEN Departmen Ag Carolina & Yadkin River Carolina & Yadkin River Railway Company N. C W. C B.O J. R. Mitchell Chero-Cola Bottling Co Stroud Nance Gillan D. E. Russel D. E. Russell No Marks No Marks Co A. Stafford Emma Davis Welch Furniture Co Marsh Furnture Co J. E. Kirkman E. Kirkman Home Furniture Co Giant Furniture Co No Marks Amos Furniture Co Amos Furniture Co C. C. Muse Sellars Graham Hosiery Mills Bassett Furniture Co Fayetteville Furniture Co Denton F. J. Sizemore Claim Aganés
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