Hay ride party travels from High Point to Greensboro
A group of about thirty youths rode a hay ride Monday night leaving High Point and going to Greensboro then returning. They stopped at a drug store and later shared a meal. Invited girls include Margaret Rankin Mary Harmon Josephine Wood Adele Wineskie Katharine Harmon Clara Steele Juanita Moffitt Odelle Peacok Ruth Balsam Spear Nellie Muse Clara Blair Ruth Owen Narcie White Ruth Welborn Lucy Neal Carr Bar Teague David Barker Willie Walker John Walker Lewis Teague Wade Marsh Lyman Redding Donald Headen Maurice Stedman Dewey Garrett Charl Holton Tom Kearns Clifford Wishart Isla Marshal Mrs A T Wishart Griffith Clarence Burrows James Suits Grady Lloyd.
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Margaret Rankin
Mary Harmon
Josephine Wood
Adele Wineskie
Katharine Harmon
Clara Steele
Juanita Moffitt
Odelle Peacock
Ruth Balsam
Miss Spear
Nellie Muse
Clara Blair
Ruth Owen
Narcie White
Ruth Welborn
Lucy Neal Carr
Bar Teague
David Barker
Willie Walker
John Walker
Lewis Teague
Wade Marsh
Lyman Redding
Donald Headen
Maurice Stedman
Dewey Garrett
Charl Holton
Tom Kearns
Clifford Wishart
Isla Marshal
A. T. Wishart
Fire Chief and Firemen Attend State Convention in Wilmington
Fire Chief A. B. Horney and firemen O. M. Hayworth Ruf fian Long William Long Ray Curts and T. W. Stoner travel to Wilmington to participate in the ongoing State Firemen annual convention session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
O. M. Hayworth
Southern
Ruffian Long
William Long
Ray Curts
T. W. Stoner
Wilmington
Miss Edth Anthony Hosts Friends At White Oak Home
Miss Edth Anthony entertained a number of her friends Tuesday evening at her White Oak street home honoring attractive guests Miss Lejs Miller and Miss Eva Ceel of Lexington. A delightful evening was spent with delicious refreshments for Cora Howell Ethel Samuels Lena Guyer Myrtle Helper Lillie Helper Lois Miller Eva Ceel Mary Shores Iethel Howell Edith Anthony Etta Shider Delia Morris Frank Pierce Carl Brown Bryce Bennet William Davis Dewey Greer Earl Barnes David Yow Roger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edth Anthony
White Oak Street
Lejs Miller
Eva Ceel
Lexington
Cora Howell
Ethel Samuels
Lena Guyer
Myrtle Helper
Lillie Helper
Lois Miller
Eva Cee*l
Mary Shores
Iethel Howell
Edith Anthony
Etta Shider
Delia Morris
Frank Pierce
Carl Brown
Bryce Bennet
William Davis
Dewey Greer
Earl Barnes
David Yow
Roger
Miss Katherine Pickett Hosts Girls Club Meeting
Miss Katherine Pickett entertains the girls club at her home Monday evening with friends including Miss Mary King, Miss Vera King, Dorothy Allen and others from Goldsboro and nearby towns. Refreshments of cream and cake were served. Local news notes travel and visits from Winston-Salem to Greensboro and overseas news on Herbert Cox and Herbert Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Pickett
Mary King
Moss Helen Reynolds
Vera King
Dorothy Allen
Elizabeth Hummel
Goldsboro
Adele Wineske
Mary Harmon
Margery Kirkman
Mae Kirkman
Local visitors list busy day in city
Mrs Rawley and her sons William and Allen returned after a visit to Mr Alry. Mrs Joe Fulton and son Jack will visit Mr and Mrs J P Rawley. S J Marion from Raleigh, J Graves from Fayetteville and Alfred W Brown from Charlotte were in town on business yesterday. Hartsook from Greensboro and Cartland and Boren from Greensboro also visited. William Fraser and G L Melle of Charlotte stayed several hours.
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J. Graves
Fayetteville
Alfred W. Brown
Charlotte
City
H. K. Cartland
W. ©. Boren
Greensboro
Cit
William Fraser
G. L. Melle
Typhoid Cases Rise Among German Internees
Asheville reports 165 typhoid cases among German internees at Hot Springs, with six or more deaths. Patients moved to local hospitals after drinking unfiltered river water. Hot Springs to be prepared as a hospital for American soldiers.
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Georgia
Asheville
Hot Springs
War Department
Russians Flood Into Japan Straining Foreign Hotels
ExodUS of Russians into Japan has swelled the foreign community, with all foreign hotels crowded by refugees. World travelers find it hard to secure accommodations in foreign style hotels in Japan.
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Tokio
Japan
German Goods Rare in Petrograd After Brest Litovsk
Three months after the Brest Litovsk treaty, German items in Russian markets are scarce with only chemicals appearing in notable quantities. A few German tin ware and cutlery were seen in Petrograd shops in June.
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Petrograd
Brest Litovsk
Rats in trenches haunt Allied WWI war effort
Behind British lines in France on August 10 AP correspondent reports rats as a daily foe for Allied soldiers. Vast numbers inhabit billets and trenches, stealing rations and biting soldiers, though disease is minimal thanks to medical science. Ferrets terriers poison and gas attacks are used to curb the infestation.
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France
Associated Press
Frances
Vwlanders
Garibaldi’s Grandson Garbald Fights With Italian Army
El Paso reports General Giuseppe Garbald known as Peppino, grandson of Garibaldi, fought with the Italian armies on the southern front. As a boy he crossed the border with Francisco Madero’s ragged army, fought at Casas Grandes, earned a colonel’s rank, then brigadier general after Juarez, clashed with Villa, and later joined the foreign legion in France before Italy’s entry into the war.
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el Paso
Tex
Gueseppe
Peppino) Garbald
Garibaldi
Rome
Francisco 1
Madero
Garbaldi
Casas Grandes
Juarez
Francise Villa
Villa
Foreign Legion
France
Italy
Lost items reported in Raleigh notices
A bird nest fell in a park near Baltimore with weath er damaged. A GOLD CROSS RIFLE pin is listed for return at the Enterprise office with a liberal reward offered. A black leather purse containing about 41 in currency and papers was reported between Thomasville and High Point. reward at Arctic Ice and Coal Company.
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Eredd
North Carolina
Raleigh
Baltimore
Enterprise Office
Thomasville
High Point
Arctice Ice and Coal Company
Maine Losses Light In Marine Corps Casualty List
Washington August 14 the marine corps casualty list reports four killed in action two wounded severely and undetermined and two missing in action total ten names listed with ranks and units not specified in full.
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Maine
Washington
Marine Corps
Inside Bath Therapy Promises Clearer Skin and Health
An advertisement extols daily internal cleansing by drinking hot water with limestone phosphate to purge the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved complexion and vitality, urging readers to buy a quarter pound to test the quick health and appearance benefits.
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Bath
Sinking isle prompts hurried evacuations on Awaji
Kobe reports Awaji Island in Japan is slowly sinking into the sea during August. Residents remove houses to higher ground as officials monitor the coastal danger and the island’s stability.
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Kobe
Japan
Isle of
Awaji
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