Fathers and Red Cross Call to Aid Across States
An excerpted item notes a stirring poem by J Hughes in the Watchman Examiner and centers on the local Red Cross weekly effort to ship supplies. Officials urge bandages, surgical dressings, knitted wool items, and funds. a Saturday sale at Jarrett’s Book Store is planned to raise money while a sewing drive actively expands bed jackets and material stock. Community names and donor lists span multiple towns, underscoring broad support for relief work.
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Red Cross
Jarrett’s Book Store
Express
Great Crowds at Spring in White Sulphur Springs
Mount Airy August 20 Special. A large crowd gathered weekend at White Sulphur Springs with visitors from across North Carolina and Virginia. Among guests were many High Pointers. Mr and Mrs hh White present. Mr White ill with aperdicularitis. Notables include A Thompson and family of Greensboro.
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Mount Airy
White Sulphur Springs
North Carolina
Virginia
Hh. B White
White
A .Thompson
Greensboro
Lieutenant McAnally Arrives in City for Two-Week Visit
Lieutenant W. P. McAnally known as Dr McAnally arrives in the city to spend about two weeks with Mrs. McAnally. He has been in charge of a regiment at Fort Oglethorpe for the past month, training in foot and litter drills first aid and personal hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McAnally
Dr McAnally
Mrs. McAnally
Lieutenant McAnally
Fort Oglethorpe
Area figures visit city to address Philathea class
Mrs. N Buckner general secretary of the Baraca Philathea union of North Carolina and Miss Hettie Lyon of Oxford arrived this afternoon and are hosted by Miss Virginia Clinard on Richardson street They will address the Philathea class of the First Baptist church at 8 o clock this evening and the public is invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Buckner
Asheville
Baraca-Philathea Union
North Carolina
Hettie Lyon
Oxford
City
Virginia Clinard
Richardson Street
W C T U Meeting Set With Mrs Lynch on Washington
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. M. R. Lynch on Washington street. All members of the local chapter are urged to attend.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
M. R. Lynch
Washington Street
Brooks Family Weekend at Moore County Fishing Camp
Mr and Mrs WPD Brooks Miss Emily Brooks and Carson Burns spent the week end at a Moore County fishing camp as guests of Mr and Mrs C E Kearns Mr and Mrs J W Harriss and Dr and Mrs T Rowe.
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W. PD. Brooks
Emily Brooks
Carson Burns
Moore County
C. E. Kearns
J. W. Harriss
T. Rowe
Personal notes: long fishing trip and travel plans
Alf Moffitt returns from a 10 day Moore county fishing trip and departs soon for New York and other eastern cities on business. George T Wood leaves tonight for New York Baltimore and Philadelphia on business. J J Cox returns to Kinsley Kansas after visiting his brother A H Cox on King Street. Mr and Mrs Albert H Day and son
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Alf. Moffitt
Moore County
New York
George T. Wood
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chapterhouse of Travels Tangle in North Carolina Notices
Albert Jr and Mr and Mrs J J Harry of Charlotte spent yesterday with Mr and Mrs A H Cox on King Street High Point. Danville visitors L C Furgursen and Miss Maude Furgursen called on Winston friends. Elmer Shields and J N Allen head to New York for days of business and pleasure. H C Lewis returns from Greensboro and Graham. Mrs A T Wishart back after Wrightsville Beach stay. Asa Biggs family spent weekend in Raleigh. Hoyle Hinkle and son Charles Glenn Hinkle visited. R B Holman and son vacationing in Georgia. N S Tomlinson at St a a Charles Hotel Atlantic City. C C Prince weekend at White Sulphur Springs Mount Airy. Will Charles of Winston Salem visits mother Mrs R C Charles. J P Knight of Madison Fla travels to New York after visit with Mrs J E Hardee. Mrs Stephens and daughters Marie and Gladys guests of Mrs Frank Wineskie Hamilton Street. Miss June Newton of Philadelphia visiting Eva Long en route to Morganton.
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J. J. Pearson
Bennettsville
S. C
Messick
Nellie «Messick
Winston-Raiem
J. D. Mann
High Point
S. L. Davis
Hugh Point
Johnson
Dillon
L. Davis
B. Perry
Youngsville
P. C. Perry
Franklinton
W. M. Stone
W. B
DC. C
D. C. Clark
Chadbourne
Strathmore Owens
Danville
J.B. Graham
Durham
W. M. Wilkes and Son
Mary Swaim
Roger James
Annie James
Wilson James
Elizabeth Owens
H. B. Watkins
Dorothy Moakley
Richmond
H. B. Schillman
A. Schiffman
Etta Schiffman
Greensboro
Claud Thornton
8. Spach
Catherine Spach
Jule Spach
Bowman Gray, Jr
Alice Gray
James Dunn
Winston-Salem
George W. Davis
Wake Forest
R. Taylor Numacks
Fayetteville
Odis Parrish
Winston- Salem
Mollie Messick
Winston- Saem
Ceci Hagans
Sparta
J.T. Lehner
New York
Cletus Burgess
Lorine Burgess
Laral Bluff
Cecil Prince
Jamnita Hadley
Mise Sallie Hadley
Mount Airy
J. EF. Carter
J. F. Oakley
Montimer
Wilson Cosby
Fort Oglethorpe
Cis
J. P. Rawley
Jess McKinley
Pilot Mountain
J. F. Hietcher
H. J. Fletcher
iWnston-Salem
W. P. Pickett
J. S. Pickett
Albert, Jr
J. J. Harry
Charlotte
A. H. Cox
King Street
Local travels and social visits noted in city
W N Allen returns from a business trip to New York and northern points. Ernest Herndon Will Snow Harold Armentrout and Rodney Snow traveled to Baden to view sights. B W Freeze left for New York Baltimore and Philadelphia to buy goods visiting the Bests of East Washington street. Miss Carrie Ridge Greensboro goes to New York to buy fall and winter millinery for Miss Venetia Smith. W M Stont Greensboro is a business visitor. Col Dick Mitchel departs in his new jitney for Mount Airy and North Wilkesboro. The business girls missionary society program is postponed to 8 pm with Hettie Lyon and Mrs Neeckner invited.
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R. E. Best
East Washington Street
Carrie Ridge
Greensboro
Col
Dick Mitchel
Mount Airy
North Wilkesboro
Business Girls, Missionary Society
Hettie Lyon
Neeckner
Trinity News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Homecomings
Aug 20 Trinity notes report Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ingram of High Point visiting Mrs. Ingram’s father Dave White. Percy Bullard and family of Raleigh visit their mother. W F Ellis Jr spent weekend at home. Lucile Bulard Ruth Bullard visit aunt Alis W M Bullard at Parker house. Pearl Snider from the county visits Vera Farlow. Mya Dobbin of Statesville is the ghost of Mrs. T B Johnson at the parsonage.
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Trinity
Fred Ingram
High Point
Pearl Snider
Vera Farlow
Mya. Dobbin
Statesville
T. B. Johnson
Calotabs promised as perfect remedy for bowel issues
Inventive genus extols Calotabs as a remedy for biliousness and indigestion. Manufacturers offer refunds if not delighted, selling sealed twenty dose packages for thirty five cents. One tablet at bedtime with water, no nausea or eriping, wake with a clean liver and hearty appetite.
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Ake
Andrews Family Thankful For Support
A tribute from Mrs. Th. R. Andrews and family expresses gratitude for the community and neighbors during the illness and death of their husband and lord. May the kindness and prayers be blessed.
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TH. R. Andrews
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Fathers
Ugh J. Hughes
The
Watchman Examiner
Philatheas
Ww. C. T. U. Meeting
J. J. Cox
Kinsley, Kan
Mrs. Albert
H. Day
Debeveoire
Miss Hollingsworth
SLISS
Hollingsworth
Gladys Hollingsworth
Frederick J. H. Atwood
American Girls’ Aid
Mr. Atwood
France
Elmer Shields
J. N. Allen
Satuday
H. C. Lewis
Graham
A. T. Wishart
Wrightsville Beach
Mrs
Asa Biggs
Raleigh
Mr. Biggs
Hoyle Hinkle
Charles Glenn Hinkle
N. S. Tomlinson
St. * “ A) . Charles Hotel
Atlantic City
C. C. Prince
Will Charles
R. C. Charles
J. P. Knight
Madison, Fla
J. E. Hardee
Mrs. Stephens
Marie
Gladys
Frank Wineskie
Hamilton Street
June Newton
Eva Long
Morganton
W. N. Allen
Ernest Herndon
Will Snow
Harold Armentrout
Rodney Snow
Baden
B. W. Freeze
W. M. Stont
Trinity News
Calomiel
Calomel
Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Company
South
Matton’s
North Carolina State College OF Agriculture
Estral Leigh
le Hamunlenae
Safmwt
E. B. Owen
Sisson Motor Supply Co
N. C
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