Visitors and residents seen in Greensboro city radius
Chrisman of Greensboro visited friends in the city Sunday. J. Jigler of Winston-Salem visited Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Thompson returned after two weeks at Launsburg and Asheville. A Garland Jones of Lenoir spent a short while today. T Aren of Winston and T O Teague of Tailorsville were in the city on business Saturday. Bernard and Wirk Dunn of Richmond Va went to Aspen Springs Va for 10 days. Wirk is recovering from a hospital operation. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Dunn were in Greensboro yesterday. Albert Francis Sachz and son visit KE D Steele on Mast Washington. J G Goodwin of Goldsboro visits Clyde Farley. C K Fowler and family returned after visiting his parents at Jonesville DC. Mrs. A Sherrod goes to Baltimore to be with son Frank at Kelly hospital. Lizzie Lee of St Marys College Raleigh visits Mrs. W. H. Plummer at the Elwood. Relatives of Corporal Joseph Valentine notified of his safe overseas arrival. L Maltier Chauncey of Clinton Was a business visitor today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Dunn
Wirk Dunn
Richmond, Va
Aspen Springs
Richmond
Niagara Falls 10 Make More Juice
Buffalo reports a major Niagara River hydro project on the Canadian side. The Ontario Hydro commission began a canal linked power channel around Niagara Falls to generate 300 000 horsepower with potential for 1 000 000. Sir Adam Beck leads the plan to supply low cost power to Ontario towns within 200 miles and to replace lost Canadian current for war industry in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara
Ontario Hydro Commission
Niagara Falls
Ont
Welland River
Queenston Heights
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Ontario Tiydro Commission
Adam Beck
Sir Adam
Meeting of St Mary's Woman's Guild Promptly After Prayer Union
The Woman's Guild of St Marys Episcopal Church will meet tomorrow Tuesday afternoon right after the weekly prayer union at 4 oclock. All guild members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Guild
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Couple Wed in Greensboro Navy Man to Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Lewis O Padgett of Greensboro spent last evening in the city with friends. They were married Saturday evening. Mrs Padgett was formerly Lula Burton. Padgett is a first class yeoman in the United States Navy and is stationed at the Philadelphia navy yard. They plan to live in Philadelphia after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis O. Padgett
Greesboro
Padgett
Lula Burton
Mr. Padgett
United States Navy
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Enjoyed Outing on Sheptains Mountain Picnic
A Saturday outing near High Point ended with a return to Trinity at dusk for a picnic supper at the Crouse home. Attendees included Lillian Jones Emma Davis Josie Johnston Cora Howell Ethel Howell Roger Griffith Maldon Jones Gradyd Burrows and others with chaperons Mr and Mrs Liegd Brice Bennett and Clarence Russell Smith. Julius Allen and others visited Greensboro friends Sunday while David Stanton returned to Fort McPherson Ga after a weekend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheps Tain
High Point
Abo
Mr. R. ©. Crouse
Trinity
Lillian Jones
Emma Davis
Josie Johnston
Cora Howel
Ethel Howell
Roger Griffith
Maldon Jones
Gradyd Burrows
Mrs Liegd
Brice Bennett
Clarence Russell Smith
War Prayer Union Meets at St Marys Church Tuesday
The regular meeting of the War Prayer Union is to be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at St. Marys Episcopal church. Edward M. Bryant arrived safely in France his father E S Bryant has been informed. Miss Nellie Muse and Miss Dorothy Snow were visitors to Greensboro for a short while Saturday afternoon.
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War Prayer Union
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Edward M. Bryant
France
E. S. Bryant
Nellie Muse
Dorothy Snow
Greensboro
Widow Chooses Home Cure Over Hospitalization
A widow recounts years of stomach pain and failed treatments until她 discovery of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She claims a year of use ended her pains, restored appetite, and allowed eating freely, with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
All Americans Pick Beloved Gridiron Standouts
The piece hails Howard Berry of Penn and Elmer Oliphant of West Point as standout players for the All-Amer ican team. It lauds their strategic running and disciplined approach, noting Berry and Oliphant excel by directing their power where it counts and avoiding reckless rushing. It urges applying this measured boldness to business and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Berry
Penn
Elmer Oliphant
West Point
Oliphant
Berry
Col. T. R
Sylvester Newlin, Beloved Friends Minister, Dies
Sylvester Newlin, longtime minister of the Beloved Friends church, dies after illness. The community mourns the loss of a compassionate leader who guided members through spiritual and social concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Newlin
Friends
Inside Bath Morning Routine for Clear Skin
An antique health column promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved skin clarity and energy, urging readers to buy limestone phosphate to prove the benefits of internal sanitation.
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Bath
Memorial sermon honors Dr Sylvester Newlin
Morning service filled with mourners as Dr Sylvester Newlin’s three year ministry is recalled. Neighbors Will Thompson and Vivian Parker praised his work on White Oak street while church leaders from St Marys Episcopal First Baptist First Reformed and Presbyterian churches voiced sorrow and admiration. The community lauded his intellect, compassion, and steadfast faith and many ministers expressed the city’s loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Newlin
White Oak Street
High Point
Will Thompson
Vivian Parker
Memorial tribute to Dr. Sylvester Newlin by local church
Rev. PLD Brown of Woman's Memorial Evancellian Lutheran Church pays a heartfelt tribute to Dr. Sylvester Newlin describing him as a best friend, fine pastor, and spirit of the city. He notes the shock of the death and extends sympathy to the bereaved family and congregation. The city is urged to follow his example into eternal glory. Muse testified in Lexington regarding a case involving a man who allegedly burned his wife after contact with a highly charged electric wire, highlighting a violent incident connected to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin
Cty
Gvood
Mgr. Newlin
Dr. Newlin
Earth
God
Heaven
James A. Clarke
First Baptist Church
Sylvester New
Jesus Christ
Christ
Hoy FE. Linebach
First Reformed Church
PL Coble
Presbyterian Church
Byterian Church
Sylvester Newlin
Pld. Brown
Woman’ Memorial Evancellian Lutheran Church
Muse
Lexington
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KR. Chrisman
City
Carl J. Jigler
Winston-Salem
A. Garland Jones
Lenoir
KK. T
Winston
T. O Teague
Tailorsville
M. L. Dunn
Albert Francis Sachz
Albert, Jr
KE. D. Steele
Mast Washington Street
Montgomery Richardson
J. G. Goodwin
Goldsboro
Clyde Farley
C. K. Fowler
Mr. Fowler
Jonesville, D. C
A. Sherrod
Baltimore
Frank
Kelly Hospital
Lizzie Lee
St. Marys College, Raleigh
W. H. Plummer
The
Elwood
Corporal Joseph Valentine
L. Maltier Chauncey
Clinton, S
Uine
Biomailantit
Krank Wianeske
Mui
W. H. Slane
Jaelma
Adee Wanessie
Mrs. Slane
Atlantic City
Shields and
Julius Allen Spen
David Stanton
Fort McPherson
J. W. Long
Meeting War Prayer Union
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Billy Sunday
Famous Evangelist
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cambrai
Ministers’ Association
Oie
Thomas L. Trott
Allen’s
NTN
America
Franklyn Farnum
Douglas Fairbanks and
Bessie Love
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