Social and Personal Highlights From Greensboro Robe
Last night at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Jones on North Main Street a brilliant reception honored Miss Helen Harris of Henderson and Miss Carson Yates of Monroe. Guests in formal dress were received by Mrs Jones and featured floral decorations and a punch service.
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Dorothy Henley
Richard Bertzel
Marguerite Kirkman
Maurice Stone
W. ©. Jones
Helen Harris
James Hoover
Carson Yates
Charles Matton
Wilson Watlington
Ruffin
Paul Fisher
Gertrude Courtney
le Noir
Louise Reitzel
Archie Riddick
Clara Steele
Katherine Harmon
Mary Douglas Hatcher
Richmond
Banks Bendinie
Dillard Ragan
Wade Marsh
Lucile Goldston
Misses Goldston
Violet Johnson
Marguerite Rankin
Elizabeth Harris
Mesdames
A. S. Parker
J. R. Reitzeld
Margaret South
Lawrence Ingram
Frank Henley
Everett Marsh
Richard Reitzel
Ernest Wall
Charles Kephart
Andrew Lindsay
Lawrence Matten
Albert Frence
Julius Smith
Dr Steinhofer
Garnet Pollock
Bob Jones
John Lindsay
Herbert Park
Er Henry Kearns
R. Strickland
Mr. Baker
Tom Kearns
C. F E. Chambliss
Carson Burns
George Lowe
Banks Bencing
Stuart Goldston
William Simmons
J. W Streetman
Waring Smith
Will Moffitt, Jr
Delk Smith
John Peacock
Kemp Beren
Walt Kirkman
Ben Moore
Rowland Holten
Charles Redding
Hiram Armentrout
M. C. Stone
Leet O Brien
Bob Sechrest
Essie Beck
Willowbrook Street
Beulah Linn
Landis
Lillie Hedrick
Annie Beck
Mabel Hedrick
Fisis Apple
Willise Mann
Ernest Beck
Lena
Mabel
Lie Hedrick
Beitial
Lins
Viele Foust
Edith
Vera Gray
Adam White
Killie
Flora Mann
Nora
Bilis
North Wilkesboro
Almia Davis
Fannie Stanfield
Reidsville
Eunite McAdams
Anne Dare Elder
Durham
Ruth Welch
Mina Powell
Lois Miller
Lexington
Annie
Rose Bryant
Thelma Payne
Mary Hall
Homer Teague
Ernest Welch
Blanche Armfield
Paul V .Groome
Groometown
Minnie Oakley
Elizabeth Reece
Clarence Johnson
Bettie Belle Teague
Dwight Osborne
Paul V. Groome
Margaret Thompson
Norman Osborne
Hassie Johnson
Ralph Young
Minnie May Osborne
Jarney Reece
Uireensboro
Claudiang
Asheboro
W. Jones
High Point
Rosa M. Gray
W. F. O'Neal
Maple Street
Elsie Gray Cottrell
Dorothy Gray O'Neal
Personal Notices Highlight Local Visitor Travels
Mrs. W G Matton arrives tonight after visits in Rocky Mount Richmond and Durham. Mrs Benno DeElbe leaves for New York relatives. Miss Lara Hendrix of Greensboro and Miss Diana Scott of Reidsville visit Roland Park guests J W Chandler. The piece lists many locals visiting or traveling to Greensboro and nearby towns with several social engagements and host households.
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W. G. Matton
Rocky Mount
Richmond
Benno De'Elbe
New York
Lara Hendrix
Greensboro
Diana Scott
Reidsville
J. W. Chandler
Roland Park
Geenville
D. C
Charles Ingram
High Point
M. S. Salsbury
W. J.hareett
W. L
Margaret Hoover
Kinston
J. W. Dyer
Amosi
W. H. Slane
John A. Holmes
Mebane
Misa
Lucile
Rush
Asheboro
Virginia Henley
Miss Henley
Marie Stevens
Statesville
Russell Pattpreety
Danville
Bessie
Woodson
Elwood
Ray Burgess
Mount Airy
Veterans Pension Question From Examiners Prompt
A pen and Sich examiner questions a widow over pension entitlement. The widow testifies that her husband served throughout the war, asserting their entitlement to a pension based on his service.
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Madage
Trinity News: Local residents visit and travel notices
Mesdames Fannie Bynum and Leila Andrews travel from Concord and Spencer to visit Mrs. J. L. Phillips. Several locals, including Miss Mary Waddell and Mary Neal Bryan, return to Salisbury. Others travel to High Point Greensboro Thomasville and Raleigh visiting relatives and attending events. Charles Parkin arrives from California to visit Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Parkin.
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Trinity
Mesdames Fannie Bynum
Concord
Leila Andrews
Spencer
J. L. Phillips
Mary Waddell
Maud Phillips
Mary Neal Bryan
Salisbury
W. S. Weeks
Charlotte
Jane Weeks
Billie Braeme
Rocky Mount
J. D. Braeme
Frank Wood
Marion
F. H. Wood
Messrs
Meadames Will Filia
Asheboro
Frank Killis
Dorothy Wood
High Point
James Farriss
Mary White
Ruth McCanless
Raleigh
Bruce Craven
Charles Parkin
California
Joseph Parkin
Bickett and Linney Chat at Faison Home
Attorney General Thomas W. Bickett and Republican challenger Frank A. Linney visited Eyison near Faison. They enjoyed a brief chat with locals and shared in hospitality during a pre campaign social as Democrats and Republicans observed peaceful, cordial proceedings.
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Bickett
Linney
Faison
Ers
Laurel Hill
State Bureau of Community Service
Sampson County
Department of Education
Department of Agriculture
State Board of Health
A. and M
Normal and Industrial College
State Experimental ‘Station
State Farmers’ Uien
Thomas W. Bickett
Frank A. Linney
Marshall Williams
Eyison
Kenansville
Tredett Meares
Locke Craig
Traveling togs and travel coats steal the show
New York reports on the surge of stylish travel apparel and accessories for the busy globe trotter. The feature highlights coats in tobacco brown mustard peacock blue and emerald green with big pockets voluminous cuts and bold buttons. It lists travel trunks leather hat boxes and complete on the go beauty and laundry kits designed to fit a traveler’s needs and keep a wardrobe organized while away from home.
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Pandora
Ataterom
Veteran who followed Lee killed by rattler
Dock Belcher a 79 year old Civil War veteran who fought with Lee's cavalry died from wounds after battling a rattlesnake in his Virginia county home. He killed the snake with a stick after it struck him three times, then collapsed nearby and died soon after as neighbors and his daughter were summoned.
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Danville
Dock Belcher
Belcher
Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Back Pain Relief
An old classified style note from Green Bay Wisconsin touts Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for backaches rheumatic pains and kidney trouble claiming relief after months of discomfort. It urges purchase at Mann Drug Co.
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Jools
Green Bay
Wis
Foley
Mann Drut Co
To Have and to Hold Hat Theft Daring Turn
A man offers a nickel to a country boy to climb a fence and retrieve his hat. The boy agrees and returns with the hat, asking how much more he will be paid. The scene unfolds as a simple roadside exchange.
Cardui claims aid for women's ailments in 50 years
Mrs Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky describes long illness and relief after eleven bottles of Cardui the woman's tonic she credits with restoring health and weight. The ad urges others to seek Cardui at druggists and write to Chattanooga Medicine Company for instructions and a 64 page home treatment book.
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Laura Bratcher
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Ge
Ladies Advisory Denpt
Chattanooga
Tenn
N.C
Constipated to energized liver health with Tollo Water
A vintage health ad explains sluggish liver, fatigue, and yellowing skin. It recommends taking a third of a tumblerful of Tollo Water in plain water before breakfast to flush bile tubes, then continuing use to restore energy and bowels. Sold at Hart Drug Co with bottles at 15 cents.
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Dawson Springs
Kentucky
Hart Drug Co
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