City Visitors Bring News and Short Travels
Mrs. 8 Rawley and sons Glenn William and Allen from Washington arrived in the city for a visit to Mr and Mrs J P Rawley in Roland Park by automobile. Glenn Rawley serves in the United States navy aboard the President s yacht Mayflower and will return to Washington tonight. Allen and the others stay a while. J Allen Austin and J Wotwearns left for Wade Je cum Springs to spend the week and return Sunday. Miss Cora Giles quits Brower s store for Lanenhaus brothers August 1. Bessie McClure spent hours in Greensboro with friends George Stansbury and John J Lockwell. Mrs J P Crowder family left for Blackstone Va. W J Armfield Lucile Pickens and Wyatt Pickens returned from Wade Meeum Springs. Callie Philip of Durham visits Miss Mable Moore on Broad Street. Mr and Mrs A S Caldwell return from Charlotte. J A Venable learns overseas arrival of son Carl W Venable.
Virginia Visit Traced by Laura Harris and Winnie Welborn
Miss Laura Harris of Virginia visits her cousin Miss Winnie Welborn. They plan to travel to Virginia today with Mrs. Gus Roscoe. Mrs. Winnie Welborn will return near Thanksgiving, accompanied by O. M. Gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Harris
Virginia
Winnie Welborn
Virginiia
Gus Roscoe
O. M. Gentry
Children of the Confederacy to meet Saturday at 10
The Tar Heel chapter will hold a Saturday morning meeting at 10 o'clock at the home on Washington Street with Mrs Elizabeth Hayden and Mrs Nellie Hayden. All members are urged to attend and bring their clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the Confederacy
Elizabeth Hayden
Nellie Hayden
Washington Street
Mrs Spicer and Miss Wooten to Return Home
Mrs William Spicer and Miss Vivian Wooten of Goldsboro have been guests of Mrs Gilbert W Clarke in Oakwood court for several days and will return home tomorrow by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spicer
Vivian Wooten
Goldsboro
Gilbert W. Clarke
Oakwood Court
Dance Friday at the Commercial club
An informal dance is planned for Friday night at the Commercial club. Also noted are August plans for Rev. J. M. Hillard Mrs Bascom Hoskins and Mary Alice Siveloff spending the month in the western part of the state. James E. Lyon Jr leaves for Richmond to enter active Marine life. Ray Kanier returns from Raleigh after enlisting in the U S Navy. M B Query of Charlotte visits on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
J. M. Hillard
Bascom Hoskins
Mary Alice Siveloff
James E. Lyon, Jr
The
Enterprise
Richmond
Marine Corps
Heat wave spreads from new low pressure over Great Lakes
Washington reports new heat waves driven by a developing low pressure area over the Great Lakes spread eastward across the middle west south and east with no relief expected for at least two days. Argentine farmers sell corn for fuel at about 40 cents per bushel due to weak markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Lakes
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Argentina
South America
Funeral for John Phifer in Wilkinsburg Friday
The funeral for John Phifer, who died last Saturday in Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania, will be held Friday at 3 o clock from the A M E Zion church. Services will be conducted by his pastor Rev W H Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phifer
Wilkinsburg
A. M. RE. Zion Church
W. H. Howard
Death of Dr Sylvester Newlin A beloved Friends pastor
Obituary honors Dr Sylvester Newlin a respected Friends pastor whose life blended education refinement and deep religious devotion. He served communities with kindness, humility, and eloquent preaching inviting readers to think and feel with him and leaving a lasting example of higher duty and Christian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Newlin
Friends
Dr Newlin
Thorovelt
Newlin
Victor Hugo
George DD. Prentiss
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised By Mann Dri Co
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills from Mann Dri Co claiming relief from kidney troubles backache sharp pains rheumatic aches swollen joints tired eyes and general fatigue with users preferring this site over others.
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Mann Dri Co
Soldier Cough Cured Says Private Hamel of Adams
Private Harold Hamel of Adams writes he was troubled with a bad cough for three months and found relief after Foley’s Honey and Tar. He notes the remedy greatly eased hay fever and bronchial coughs and intends to keep it on hand.
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Harold Hamel
Adams, Root
Foley
Tredommensoley
Mann Druy
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Allen Austin
J. Wotwearns
Jecum Springs
Cora Giles
Brower’s
Lanen
Haus Brothers
Bessie McClure
Greensboro
George Stansbury
John J. Lockwell
J. P. Crowder
Blackstone, Va
W. J. Armfield
Lucile Pickens
Wyatt Pickens
Wade Meeum Springs
Callie Philip
Durham
Mable Moore
Broad Street
Mrs. A. S. Caldwell
Charlotte
J. A. Venable
Seargent
Carl W. Venable
M. B Query
Ray Kanier
Raleigh
U.S Navy
Georgette
Moffitt Furnishing Company
J. J. Farriss
the Motor Service Co
Studebaker
Motor Service
Goldwyn
T.n’s
Allen’s
Alantic Store, Inc
Eins Ween
Atlantic Store, Inc
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