Parker Waynick Hosts Delightful Theater Party
Parker Waynick of this city gave a theater party yesterday afternoon at 5 o clock for his guest Miss Margaret Wrenn of Siler City. The group, chaperoned by Mrs Waynick, attended the Broadway theater to see a story featuring Miss Marguerite Clark and afterwards had refreshments at Mattons. Attendees included Miss Marguerite Wrenn and a long list of Misses and Mr Alfred Caldwell.
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Parker Waynick
Margaret Wrenn
Siler
Waynick
Marguerite Clark
Matton’s
Marguerite Wrenn
Alice, Caldwell
Alfred Caldwell
Francis Eshelman
Alberta Wineskie
Dorothy Lee Rankin
Elizabeth Jones
Farah Webster
Lucy Hayes
Pauline Kivett
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Marion Shipman
Edna Kearns
Annie Carter Marsh
Janey Redding
Earnestine Hayes
Ring-Patton wedding at West End Baptist Church
Maggie Mae Ring and John W. Patton wed Wednesday at West End Baptist Church parsonage 105 Myrtie Street in a small ceremony. The bride, daughter of Sidney King, and the groom, both residents of Ring-Patieon, will reside in Sligish Point with many friends in the city.
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Maggie Mae Ring
John W. Patton
West End Baptist Church
Myrtie Street
James W. Rose
Sidney King
Patton
Mrs. Patton
Sligsh Point
Chappel Family Returns to City from Virginia
Mrs. R. T. Chappel and her son Edwin returned to the city yesterday from Chase City Virginia after several months away. They were preceded by Mr. Chappel and son Garland who arrived about a week earlier.
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R. T. Chappel
Edwin Chappel
Chase City
Virginia
Mr. Chappel
Garland Chappel
Fletcher family visiting Lambert kin on North Main
Mr and Mrs Joseph L Fletcher and their young son Joseph L Jr visit Mrs Fletcher's parents Mr and Mrs J G Lambert on North Main Street, sharing a family moment in town.
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Joseph L. Fletcher
Joseph L., Jr
Mrs. Fletcher
J. G. Lambert
North
Visiting EncIes Mrs. L W McWhorter Guest of Local Family
Mrs L W McWhorter of Winston Salem spends several days in the city as the guest of Mr and Mrs I G Wambert at their North Main street homes.
Mrs Harris and daughter sail to New York and Atlantic City
Mrs Harris and her daughter Miss Ida Harris depart tonight for New York and Atlantic City for a several day stay, continuing their travels and leisure plans.
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N. Harris
Ida Harris
New York
Atlantic City
Miss Mary Paul Visits Mrs Ring in Broad Street Home
Miss Mary Paul of Elkin is visiting at the home of Mrs. C A Ring on Broad Street.
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Mary Paul
Elkin
New Sport Sweaters Debut in Rich New Shades
The New Sport Sweaters arrive in today’s lineup with a range of rich shades and modest pricing.
Hats Parade Velvet Velour and Satin Tats at Low Prices
Hats unveil new tats in velvet velour satin and ribbon with black and white colors. Plenty of pretty designs shown today at our usual low prices.
Pastor James W. Rose relocates to 105 Myrtle Street
Reverend James W. Rose of West End Baptist Church moves from the Redding Apartments to 105 Myrtle Street in the western city area. He announces his new residence and telephone number 2598 to all congregation members.
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James W. Rose
West End
Miss Mary Hiatt Returns Home After Greensboro Visit
Miss Mary Hiatt, guest of Airs Charlies Brown on Steele Street, returned to her Greensboro home this afternoon. Mrs. Brown hosted an informal dance Friday evening in her honor.
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Mary Hiatt
Airs
Charlies Brown
Steele Street
Greensboro
Miss Hiatt
Robertson Couple Return After Two Week Trip
Mr and Mrs A Robertson returned to the city last evening after a two week stay at Wilmington and Whiteville. They traveled by automobile and drove from Whiteville to High Point yesterday.
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Mrs. A. Robertson
Wilmington
Whiteville
High Point
Miss MoreNe Bishop Returns Home From Greensboro Visit
Miss MoreNe Bishop returns to her Greensboro home today after a week in the city as a guest of relatives and friends.
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MoreNe Bishop
Greensboro
Lexington guests visit High Point on Linday Street
Mr and Mrs B C Young and Mrs Henry Leak of Lexington were in High Point yesterday as guests of Mr and Mrs John Holmes on Lind say street.
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B. C. Young
Henry Leak
Lexington
High Point
John Holmes
Lind
Return from trip by Mrs Sheloff and son Billy
Mrs John Sheloff and her son Billy have returned after a week visiting friends and relatives across various locations in the western part of the state.
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John Sheloff
Billy
Wright Jones family heads to Virginia Beach for 10 days
Mr and Mrs Wright Jones and their daughter Ruth with Mrs J Hl Millikan of Trinity depart tonight for Virginia Beach for a 10 day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Jones
Ruth
J Hl. Millikan
Trinity
Virginia Beach
Mrs. G L Furgurson Guest of Danville Family
Mrs G L Furgurson of Danville Virginia is visiting Mr and Mrs L C Furgurson at their Church Street residence as a guest.
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G. L. Furgurson
Danville, Va
L. C. Furgurson
Church Street
Norfolk Man Returns Home After Week With Uncle
W. D. Jones of Norfolk Virginia will return home tonight after spending a week with his uncle W W. Jones on Richardson street.
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W. D. Jones
Norfolk, Va
W W. Jones
Richardson Street
Little Miss Leta Northcott Visits Denton Relatives
Little Miss Leta Northcott daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Northcott travels to Denton to spend a week with relatives.
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Leta Northcott
J. W. Northcott
Denton
Local Couple Charles Amos Visit Expected West Vacation
Mr and Mrs Charles Amos, currently on a lengthy western vacation, are expected to arrive in the city in the latter part of this month.
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Charles Amos
West
Mrs J M Gray Visits Pleasant Garden Friends
Mrs J M Gray of this city is visiting friends in Pleasant Garden for several days.
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J. M. Gray
Pleasant Garden
Mrs H M Sechvest and Pauline Visit Pleasant Garden
Mrs H M Sechvest and her young daughter Pauline departed yesterday for a 10 day stay in Pleasant Garden.
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H. M. Sechvest
Pauline
Pleasant Garden
Beavans Engages in Several Days Business Visit in New York
W. C. Beavans is spending several days in New York on business, meeting with associates and reviewing prospects. The trip underscores ongoing commercial interests and local economic activity in the metropolis.
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W. C. Beavans
New York
Captain Dowd and the Enterprise tomato tale
Captain Dowd is hailed as the tomato king of these parts and grower of the boss maters. The Confederate veteran receives praise for an encore after sending a sack of produce to The Enterprise. The newspaper’s agricultural expert likens themselves to Mark Twain in a Western weekly and notes guano as a dangerous bird while urging another fruitful call from the venerable gentleman.
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D. Dowd
Enterprise
Mark Twain
A. c
Japanese Divine 70 Preach Here
Rev. Tokio Kugimiya of Japan will address Wesley Memorial church Sunday school at the regular hour. A Trinity College alumnus, he came to America for the centennial celebration in Columbus, Ohio. Kugimiya is a leading Methodist figure in Japan and will speak on missionary work in the flowery kingdom.
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Tokio Kugimiya
Japan
Wesley Memorial Church
Kugimiya
Trinity College
America
Columbus
Seize Baby for Board Case in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas a landlady demanded board payment from Mrs Gertrude Stevenson. When unable to pay the landlady took the baby and refused to return it. A court order directed a deputy sheriff to seize the infant, but the landlady resisted delivering the child in its clothes.
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Topeka
Kan
Gertrude Stevenson
Ida Clayton
Beauty Dame Harriet Turner Found Wandering In Boston
Harriet Turner, 46, a concert singer famed for her beauty, was found in rain and mud under a Boston College tree. She appeared aphasic and had wandered for days before being taken to City Hospital for observation. she had vanished from her southern home earlier in the week after leaving a note.
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Boston
Larriet Turner
Boston College
Miss Turner
Sein
Tervia
Change in Morning Republican Editorial Leadership
The Morning Republican announces a management shift effective Friday. EF W Prather sells all interests to George W Holloway and leaves the paper Mel Holloway becomes editor and general manager. The paper’s political stance remains, but news policy will broaden.
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Morning Republican
EF. W. Prather
George W. Holloway
Mel Holloway
Nich
Junk Man Becomes Estate Heir in Hagerstown Probate
The will of Benjamin Berkson, who died leaving an estate valued at 100000 dollars, was probated in the orphans court at Hagerstown. He came to the town about 20 years ago with little and engaged in the junk business.
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Hagerstown
Benjamin Berkson
Hagestown
Mrs JH Brearns Jr Returns From Marion Visit
Mrs. JH Brearns Jr returns tonight from Marion where she has been guest of her mother.
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Marion
Labor rally sparks union action and mistrust
Labor leaders say 400 men pledged union obligation and plan another rally on East Washington street. In Greensboro on August 9 the parent teachers association declines to use the Mellon Rhodes swimming pool for playground children due to depth concerns, while playground leaders accept pool use and express public appreciation.
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East Washington Street
Heroes Honored in Cabarrus County WWI Celebration
A 20 000 to 35 000 crowd gathered in Concord to honor local World War I heroes. Judge J C Pritchard of Asheville delivered the principal address praising North Carolina soldiers and their role in shaping American history.
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J. C. Pritchard
Asheville
North Carolina
Visit of the Alspaughs to Winston-Salem Home
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Alspaugh of Winston-Salem are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. White on Hamilton street.
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G. W. Alspaugh
Winston-Salem
E. F. White
Hamilton Street
No meeting of the Young Woman's Missionary group this month
Officers said this afternoon there is no scheduled meeting of the Young Woman's Missionary group at Wesley Memorial church this month.
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Young Woman's Missionary
Wesley Memorial Church
Miss Nellie Muse Visits City After Shakespeare Role
Miss Nellie Muse who starred in a leading role in a Shakespeare play at Chapel Hill spent yesterday in the city. G G Dickson special representative of the Greensboro Daily News was in town on business for the afternoon.
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Nellie Muse
Shakespeare
Chapel Hill
G. G. Dickson
Greensboro Daily News
Negro Shot in Dalston Family Row Stuns Charlotte
In Dalston a family dispute led to Robert Connor, an elderly black man, being shot twice with a shotgun while Russell Connor was stabbed in the back and neck. Robert may die. both men are hospitalized at Good Samaritan. George Campbell, Robert’s son-in-law, is jailed on charges of shooting his father-in-law and stabbing his brother-in-law.
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Dalston
Robert Connor
Russell Connor
Good Samaritan Hospital
George Campbell
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Ring-Patieon
Mrs. Bambere Ase
Main Street
Visiting Encles
Mrs. Ring
Pri
Moffitt
Furnishing Co
the Apparel Shop
ES Pens
Lenengtonedlanshee
Captain Dowd
Prather
Republican
Detroit
Alice Monroe
Broadway
Trac
Ade’ S Department Store
N. C
Concor
Concord
Cabarrus
Tion
W. LL. Stamey & Sons
N. Main St
Miss Muse
Charlotte
Max Bones
High Point, N.C
Winston- Salem
Elwood Hotel
Winston
Winston, Zinzendorff
Guilford Hotel
Union Croag
Teaguetown
Wallburg
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