Local visitors and overseas arrivals noted in Greensboro area
Quantico resident W I L Welborn visits for several days. Miss Florence Welborn returns from Richmond and Washington. Miss Mozelle Bishop of Greensboro visits Mrs A Robertson. Irvin Ingram visits Greensboro. Miss Helen Reynolds and Miss Helen Fisher of Asheville spend the day in Greensboro. Mrs FEH Davis of Laurinburg visits her father A J Dodameade. Miss Rosa Tonik from Roanoke visits Dora Gordon. Max Rabinowitz’s parents hear he arrived overseas. Sgt W S Elliott arrived overseas. John Miller and wife learn their son William P Miller arrived overseas safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Reynolds
Helen Fisher
Asheville
Greensboro
King George and Queen Mary Visit London Army YMCA Huts
King George and Queen Mary toured the Washington and Eagle huts run by the American Army and Navy YMCAs in London. They ate American pancakes with U S soldiers sailors and Marines and praised the fighters husky looks and hearty appetites calling the pancakes delicious. Both lauded the YMCA workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George
Queen Mary
England
Washington and
Eagle Huts
Army
London
Jewish relief campaign lags in High Point with small quotas
The High Point drive for Jewish relief shows a persistent shortfall despite earlier gifts to Liberty bonds, Red Cross, and Y M C A. Greensboro raised 10000 for Jews. High Point posted 1974.20 with 1077.50 from Jewish residents and 896.70 from other citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Red Cross
Hieh
Liberty Loan
War Savvnes
Greensboro
Europe
Work. Org
First Ward
Frank Sizemore
Second Ward
James A. Clark
Third Ward
C. ¢ Muse
W. Clark
Hich Point
Confederate Veterans Picnic At Guyer Home Near Greensboro
A High Point Confederate Veterans camp held a large picnic at Comrade A. Guyer’s home on the Greensboro pike. The event featured abundant food from volunteers including Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Guyer, four gallons of ice cream, and speeches by Comrade Powell and J. Ed. Kirkman. Daughters of the Confederacy attended and assisted, with many guests arriving by car arranged by Captain Rankin and J. E. Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
A. Guyer
Greensboro Pike
Lang
J. B. Little
Guyer
Hutchens
Venerable
E. A. Guyer
S. Irvin Paylor
Vigors
Chaw
Powell
Virginia
J. Ed. Kirkman
Chauncey M. DePew
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mrs. Guyer
Captain Rankin
J. E. Kirkman
A. W. Samuels
Standard Mirror Company Petition for Dissolution In Alleghany Pa
In the Court of Common Pleas Alleghany County Pennsylvania the Standard Mirror Company petitions for decree of dissolution No 628 October term 1918 Dockett notice that the court fixes Wednesday August 21 1918 at 9 30 a m to show cause why the petition should not be granted Attorneys Bralas Irons and Ryan for petitioner 8 5 3wk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Mirror Company
Dockett
Standad Mirror Company
Bralas
Irons and Ryan
Freezone promises relief for hard skin and corns
Advertisement claims a tiny Freezone bottle removes hard skin and corns from feet with a few drops. It asserts the skin remains pink and healthy afterward, with no soreness or irritation, and urges readers to try the product.
Bag Punching By Billy Sunday in Sports Talk
A 1917 piece by The Bell Syndicate features Billy Sunday urging athletes to emphasize results over talk. He mocks bag punching as a poor predictor of success, warns against hangouts as distractions, and urges direct effort, showing Sunday’s blunt inspirational tone.
Death of Mrs J F Taylor in High Point
Obituary notes Mrs. J F Taylor dies at home after long illness. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 3 PM. Survived by husband two sisters five brothers. Resolutions by the High Point Pastors Association honor the minister Dr. Newlin and extend sympathy to his family and congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
High Pine
Charles Crawford
Cisholm Crawford
Asheboe
S.L. Davis
W. H. Davis
Winston-Salem
J. C. Davis
High Mest
BH. Davis
Dr. Newlin
Jesus Christ
Eble
Christ
Wis Ife
Missing in Faith Dr Sylvester Newlin Obituary
A religious community announces the death of Dr Sylvester Newlin, a longtime minister and co worker in the church. The resolution honors his service and expresses sorrow while noting his dedication and leadership within the ministry. The notice includes expressions of faith and condolences to his family and congregation.
Remedy for hay fever and asthma touted by Mann Drug Co
Increased travel and health resort costs will keep many hay fever and asthma sufferers home this summer. Voley's Honey and Tar is recommended as a satisfactory remedy for hay fever and asthma. It heals and soothes inflammation and irritation and eases the choking sensation. Mann Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voley
Mann Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Il. L. Welborn
Quantico Va
Florence Welborn
City
Richmond
Washington
Mozelle Bishop
A. Robertson
Green Street
Irvin Ingram
Mrs
FE. H. Davis of
Laurinburg
A. J. Dodameade
East Green Street
Rosa Tonik
Roanoke Va
Dora Gordon
South Main Street
Max Rabinowitz
W. S. Elliott
John Miller
Willam P. Miller
Velvet
Els
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Ings
of the Loyal Order
Moose
W. E. Herndon
Court of Common Pleas
Alleghany County
Pennnsylvania
Merica
Billy Sunday
Famous Evangelist
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Grace Messaline
Iincorporated
High Pott, N. C
Elwood
Winston
Zinzendorf
High Point-Greensboro
Guilford
J. F. Taylor
Lindsay Street
J. E. Marsh Jr
Camp Zachary Taylor
Artillery
Chas PL Cobles
Father
Sylvester Newlin
Harold Hamel
Adama
Roo
Foley
Mann Yruyce
Cee. Tenner
Laver Street
San Antonio
Tex
Keavans
Taupes
Venetia Smith
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