Amos Family Ends 12000 Mile U S Tour In Warm Homecoming
Mr and Mrs Amos and sons Charles L Jr and Kenner returned to the city Friday after a two month trip covering much of the United States. They crossed the Rockies and Pacific coast and found a Colorado Springs visit with a sick brother. The journey exceeded 12 000 miles and they plan to travel through central rather than southern regions on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Amos
Central
United States
Luncheon honors Miss Armfield guest of Miss Long
Miss Adelaide Armfield of Ashboro was the honoree at a luncheon at the O Henry in Greensboro hosted by Miss Helen Long. Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Charles F Long, the party traveled from the city for the meal and shopping before returning home. Attendees included Miss Lucile Pickens Miss Mary Elizabeth Long Miss Margaret Bencini and Miss Isabel Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Henry
Miss Armfield
Miss Long
Adelaide Armfield
Ashboro
Helen Long
Greensboro
Charles F. Long
Lucile Pickens
Mary Elizabeth Long
Margaret Bencini
Isabel Tate
Baptist Young People Union Meeting Plans Picnic
The Baptist Young People's union with over 40 members will meet Sunday evening at the usual hour. They plan a picnic and will decide the time and place at the meeting. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s Union
Sugar relief sought in Greensboro by chamber official
Garland Daniels, secretary of the Greensboro chamber of commerce, wired the sugar equalization board asking help to relieve the local sugar shortage. An end to the Charlotte and Winston Salem street car strike loomed after a conference among union men company officials and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Garland Daniels
Chamber of Commerce
Sugar Equalization Board
Charlotte
Faison to Speak at North Carolina Bankers Meeting
State bankers officials announce General S L Faison former commander of the 30th division will address the annual meeting in Winston Salem. Elsewhere in the state ten thousand attend Mocksville picnic funds go to Oxford orphanage. A hail windstorm damages crops in Danbury and Greensboro Aviation company secures charter with 25000 authorized stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bankers Association
S. L. Faison
Association
Mocksville
Clement’s Grove
Oxford
Raleigh
Greensboro Aviation Company
Plan 10 Flour Price Fixing Details Publicized
Government plan to sell U S flour at two fixed wholesale prices. Julius Barnes directs price ceilings for wholesalers and retailers. Stocks from export purchases diverted to jobbers nationwide. regional price split excludes Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Grain Corporation
Illinois and
Indiana Line
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Mayor Serves as Strike Mediator in Hammond
Mayor John Brown acted as mediator in a dispute involving 2,000 Standard Steel Car Company workers. Local authorities had asked Governor Goodrich to keep state troops ready for potential strike duty after yesterday's events.
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Hammond
Ind
John Brown
Standard Steel Car Companyo
Good
Rich
Rail strike ends as workers return to rail shops
Washington reports the last of the thousands of railroad shopmen on strike since August 1 are expected to return to work today. The railroad administration prepared to address the workers’ wage increase demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Armed troops quell riots in Coal Island clash
In Coal Island Tyrone clashes between nationalists and unionists led to police and soldiers charging rioters. Troops were withdrawn at 4 am after a night of disorder. A number of rioters were hurt and a police inspector was knocked down and severely kicked during the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonberry
First Baptist YWCA to Meet with Miss Clinard Monday
The Y W C A of the First Baptist church will meet with Miss Virginia Clinard Monday evening at 8 o'clock. A full attendance of the membership is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Virginia Clinard
Mrs. W. J. McAnally and Adelaide Return From Winston-Salem Visit
Mrs. W. J. McAnally and her daughter Adelaide have returned home after visiting in the residence of Mrs. M. D. Stockton in Winston-Salem.
Businessmen Headed for New York Trip
Julius L. Allen Bascom Bundy and other city businessmen will leave this evening for New York for several days.
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Julius L. Allen
Bascom Bundy
New York
Loflin Receives Large Loraine Hearse for Funeral Use
Loflin and Son of the city received a newly designed Loraine hearse. Made by the Loraine Motor Hearse Corporation of America, it features a silver bronze finish suitable for funerals. The long-travel capable truck has a gravy cover for flowers carried by six men to place in a grave without disturbing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine
Loraine Motor Heare Corporation of America
Indiana
Frank Vestal Heads to Philadelphia for Short Leave
Frank Vestal, on a 30 day furlough, leaves today from this city to visit friends and relatives before proceeding to his ship in Philadelphia for a few days’ stay.
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Frank Vestal
Philadelphia
Kinston Guest Miss Irma Tapp to Visit City
Miss Irma Tapp of Kinston is expected today for an extended visit and will stay with Miss Marguerite Kirkman and Miss Odelle Peacock in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Tapp
Kinston
Marguerite Kirkman
Odelle Peacock
Wes ley Memorial Church Ladies Aid Postpones Meeting
The ladies' aid society of the Wes ley Memorial church has postponed its regular monthly meeting until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Miss Lillie Royals Returns from Moore's Springs Vacation
Miss Lillie Royals, who spent her vacation at Moore's Springs, has returned to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lillie Royals
Moore’s Springs
Barbee Couple Visit Philadelphia to see Barbee Parents
Mr and Mrs Fletcher Barbee have traveled to Philadelphia for an extended visit to Mrs Barbee s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fletcher Barbee
Philadelphia
Mrs. Barbee
Skulking Prowler Accosts White Girl in Georgia Town
In Thomasville Georgia at 4 30 p m a seventeen year old white girl was accosted by a negro in a residential district. A negro girl appeared on the scene and was said to threaten violence. The attacker fled after the alarm was raised and posses began scouring swamps and woods around the town, including estates of wealthy northern residents, for the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomasville
State Meet Is Called For Continued From Page 1
North Carolina county commissioners Association meets at Wrightsville Beach with Guilford Forsyth and Greensboro delegates. Kernersville road urged for opening. Asheville chosen for 1926 meeting. High Point and Greensboro officials attend. Delegates enjoy a Wilmington drive with road demos and watermelons.
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W.C. Jones
Guilford County
E. T. Mickey
Board of Commissioners
Forsyth County
Mickey
Jones
Guilford
Forsyth Counties
Asheville
High Point
Greensboro
Good Roads Association
Automobile Association
West End Baptists Plan Revival Led by Bro. Black
In the West End Baptist church Rev. Jas W. Rose presides as pastor with morning and evening services and a 11 a.m. sermon on The Peacemaker's Promise. Dr. J. Lipperman praises Bro. J. F. Black’s revival leadership and notes Black will start a new meeting September 7.
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West End
Bro
J. F. Black
Bro. Black
West End Baptist Church
NC Visitors List Among Out of Town Guests
A roster of North Carolina visitors in the city on Friday and today includes James Hill of Charlotte A W Bennett of Greensboro Mrs FE KE Osborn of Greensboro George W Pritchett of Greensboro A S Feltz of Charlotte J KE Weatherly of Elizabeth City George C Tudor and Hon Manley McDowell of Winston-Salem KE M Nance of Fair Bluff Charles M Denny of Glensboro Miss Lucey M Everett of Pinehurst E M Spencer of Charlotte C H Hobbs of Asheville T F E Powell of Raleigh.
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North Carolina
James Hill
Charlotte
A. W. Bennett
Greensboro
FE. KE. Osborn
George W. Pritchett
A. S. Feltz
J. KE. Weatherly
Elizabeth City
George C. Tudor
Manley McDowell
Winston-Salem
KE. M Nance
Fair Bluff
Charles M Denny
Glensboro
Lucey
Local Resident Expected Home After Vacation
Miss Alene Tomlinson, who has been spending a vacation in Winston-Salem and at Mo fgre's Springs, is expected to return to this city today or Sunday.
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Alene Tomlinson
Winston- Salem
Mo Fgre’s Springs
First Baptist Woman's Missionary Meeting Slated
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. R. C. Charles at 133 Elm Street.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
R. C. Charles
Elm Street
Covingtons Return From Extensive South Carolina Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Covington have returned from an extensive motor trip to points in South Carolina.
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W. C. Covington
South Caro
George Tudor Visits High Point on Business
George C. Tudor, a well known Winston-Salem insurance man, was in High Point today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Tudor
Winston-Salem
High Point
Miss Susie Kelly Leaves Sanford After Visit
Miss Susie Kelly of Sanford departed Willowbrook Street after a visit with Miss Viola Foust, returning home yesterday.
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Susie Kelly
Sanford
Viola Foust
Willowbrook Street
Miss Cora Giles Returns to City After Vacation
Miss Cora Giles returns to the city after a two week vacation. She resumes her usual activities and is welcomed back by friends and colleagues downtown.
Ruth Harrison Returns From Reidsville Visit
Miss Ruth Harrison, who spent the week with friends in Reidsville, has returned to the city.
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Ruth Harrison
Reidsville
Weather forecast of strong storms and showers tonight
Weather der storms prob showers and thunder likely tonight and Sunday. Slightly warmer in the extreme west portion with gentle to moderate variable winds.
Salvation Army Services Announced in City
Salvation Army on Smith Street led by Captain and Mrs Glenn Washburn offers Sunday school at 10 a m and a Salvation meeting at p m. A Sunday school on Hobson Street is at 3 p m with weekday meetings Wednesday at 8 p m. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Main Street Methodist
Hf. H. Robbins
J. O. Connor
Salvation Army
Smith Street
Glenn Washburn
Salvation
Hobson Street
Local churches outline services and campaign plans
Christian church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Rev L Wyrick preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m. Endeavor prayer mid week at 5 o'clock. Saint Marys Episcopal notes Ninth Sunday after Trinity with 10 m Sunday school, 11 m morning prayer sermon Falling from Grace. Ep Episcopal campaigns urged. Highland Cotton Mills services 4 p m. Ruth Hone of Thomasville hospitalized for appendicitis.
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First Reformed
Roy B. Leinbach
John W. Hedrick
First Methodist Protestant
North Main Street
George R. Brown
R. J. Shaw
Norman Wills
Greensboro
Wills
Christian Endeavor
Christian
R. C. Boyd
L. Wyrick
Endeavor
Saint Mary's Episcopal
Thos. IL. Trott
Episcopal Church
Highland Cotton Mills
Keeran Wood Reunion Planned in Asheboro
Keeran-Wood families plan annual reunion in Asheboro on August 23. A committee selects a site and all relatives are urged to attend promptly at 9 o clock with well-filled baskets.
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Keeran-Wood
Asheboro
Birth Announcement for Helen Elizabeth Motsinger
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Homer E Motsinger. The infant was named Helen Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer E. Motsinger
Helen Elizabeth
Tennessee Bound For Brelvian Moore Visit
Brelvian Moore departed today for a month long tour visiting locations across Tennessee. She will travel to multiple towns and return with reports on regional events and developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brelvian Moore
Points
Tennessee
Mrs W Floyd Horne Undergoes Appendix Operation
Mrs W Floyd Horne formerly Miss Ruth Yarborough had an appendicitis operation at High Point hospital. She worked for Continental Furniture for over a year and has many friends in the city. Friends may visit Sunday.
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W. Floyd Horne
Ruth Yarborough
High Point Hospital
Horne
Continental Furniture Company
Mrs Muse Recovers At Home After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. C. C. Muse, who had surgery for appendicitis at High Point hospital, has recovered sufficiently and has been moved to her home several weeks after the procedure.
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C. C. Muse
High Point Hospital
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Mrs. Amos
Charles II
Charles L., Jr
Kenner
B. ¥. P. U. Meeting
Max Bones
Winston Salem
Danbury
U.S
Tor Julius H. Barnes
Hines
Coal Island
County Tyrone
Miss Clinard
Visitors Brepurn
NEW Today
Navy
Georgette
Voite
Sisle
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Loflin
R. L. Loflin and Son
Ladies Aid
Moore's Springs
Quaker City
Alives of the County Commissioners Association
Wilmington
Carolina
Lumnna
W A. MecGirt
Wilmington Good Roads Organization
James H. Cowan
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
Pors
Mrs. Charles
Lina
George Tudor
Miss Kelly
Cora Giles
Services
Ruth Hone
Stamey'’s
Stamey’s
W. L. Stamey & Sons
Props
N. Main St
Allen
Alluen
Hince Jolrade
Department Store
High Point N
Reunion
Mrs. Muse
Kaustine
State
U. S. Health
J.l.murphy
O'Henry Hotel
Greensboro, N. C
Liberty-Piedmont Institute
Wallburg, N. C
G. C. Kirksey
Irving Carlyle
Ing School
Wallburg, N.C
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