Local society and military news notes from Saturday
Miss Gertrude Patton and Carl Culler wed at the Patton home with Rev. P. D. Brown officiating. Lieutenant Ben Moore arrives overseas. several residents travel for work or to attend conferences. Community members visit from Greensboro, Hickory, Burlington, Wilson, Hendersonville, Mt. Airy, and other towns. deaths and funerals referenced including Ryleyeter Newlin and R. M. Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Patton
Carl Culler
J. W. Patton
P. D. Brown
Lutheran Church
Younts Family Visit Guilford College Meeting
Mr and Mrs K R W Younts and family motored to Guilford College to attend the yearly meeting on Sunday. Mrs Bruce Carraway has been notified that First Lieutenant Bruce H Carraway has arrived safely overseas. Mrs J A Lindsay has received word from her son Top Sergeant Andrew Lindsay that he has arrived safely overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Greer
Roland
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Thomas Newlin
Guilford College
J.P. Rawley
Buster
8. C. Rawley
William and Allen Rawley
Mt. Airy
J. P. Rawley
Cty
KR. W. Younts
Bruce Carraway
Bruce H. Carraway
J. A. Lindsay
Andrew Lindsay
Locas
Indian Joe to Visit High Point and Asheville Soldiers
Indian Joe Davis, an educated Indian entertainer and lecturer, visits Asheville to entertain wounded soldiers at Kenilworth hospital and then performs in High Point at the Rose Theatre. He will discuss the Indian role in the current war and later entertain Baptist orphanage children in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Joe
Rose Theatre
Kenilworth Hospital
Joe’ Davis
Davis
Kenilworth
Educational Bureau
Department of the Interior
Tohmasville
Thomasville
Private Hamel Recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Cure
Private Harold Hamel of the 66th Regiment at Ft. Adams Rhode Island reports a three month cough relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He says the remedy gave relief from hay fever and bronchial coughs and will keep it on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hamel
66Th Regiment
Ft. Adams
R. I
Foley
Mann Druy Ce
Yooley
Mann Drug Co
Sermons in Stones and the Power of Rumor
Billy Sunday discusses the danger of spreading rumors and the harm of online style chatter. He warns that a small pebble cast at a rival can explode into a megaphone scandal, damaging reputations and possibly fueling political ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Shakespeare
William
Bill
Rhuberts
Wookworth
Young people lead church work event praised by elders
A church gathering highlighted youth leadership with talks on the possibilities for young men and women in church work. Scouts from Green Street Church presented the scout movement and its ties to Christian teaching, while readings and music enriched the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walls
Scouts of
Green Street Church
Rev Wall
Scouts, “America
Arthur Kirkman, Jr
Miss Winfrey
Mr Pollard
Owen
Canaan
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Raleigh
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Norfolk
Chas. Newlin
Vermont
Rev
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Camp Jackson
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J. T. Ryan
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J. E. Waggoner
Hickory, N. C
The
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R. W. Seward
Gastonia, N.C
G. R. Pittard
Greensboro
C. B. Kary
Burlington
W. T. Stone
BK. T. Palmer
Greenville, N.C
James Kay
Hendersonville
Oo. C Miller
Wilson, N
J. T. McManus
H. T. Lind
Lexington
Alf Moffitt
Virginia Moffitt
D. N. Welborn
White Sulphur Springs
T. D. Gillam
Mrs. Gilliam
D. H. Powell
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J.C. Cesar
Marion
G. S. Sisler
Concord
Mrs. B. F. Massey
Charlotte
H. C. Massey
Bay Street
Gaynelle Hepler
Kernersville
R. M Durham
Moffitt Furnishing Company
High Point
Beavans
Billy Sunday
Famous Evangelist
Bell Syndicate
Geezer
Jimmy Whoziss
da Jim
Jing
Sing Sing
Jim
James
Ralph Rickard
Miss Oldham
China
Foley Kinney
Mann Drug
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Elwood
Winston
Zinzendorf
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Saturday Evening Post
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