Quiet Wedding Unites Pearl Griffith and Edgar K Greene
In Griffith city at Rev W H Wall’s East Green Street home, Pearl Griffith and Edgar K Greene were married in a small ceremony with few witnesses. Both are well known and popular in the city and plan to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wall
East Green Street
Miss Pearl Griffith
Edgar K. Greene
Mrs. Greene
Return From Lakeview
Dr G T Rowe and family O F Kearns and family J W Harris and family W D Brooks and daughter Miss Ily Brooks Tom Kearns and Lewis Teague have returned to the city after spending ten days at Lakeview. They report an enjoyable trip with good fishing swimming and meals at moderate prices and good accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Rowe
O. EF. Kearns
J. W. Harris
WD. Brooks
Ily Brooks
Tom Kearns
Lewis Teague
Lakeview
Local residents and visitors noted in city this week
The city welcomed many travelers and reporters from nearby towns. Carson Burns and L. J. Hunter were reported safely overseas, while Col. John S. Cunningham stayed at the Elwood. Numerous guests from Gastonia Raleigh and Winston Salem visited for business and funeral services.
Red Cross workrooms to stay open Thursday and Friday
The Red Cross workrooms will remain open Thursday and Friday afternoons. Knitters should finish unfinished articles and bring them in. Volunteers are urged for Thursday machine and hand work to clear hospital garments and complete inventory, as supplies are prepared for shipment. Wounded soldiers are ferried on Seine river parties from Paris each Thursday by the American Y M C A with a picnic and games at the end.
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Red Cross
Ned Cross
Seine
Paris
Soldiers explore French countryside during downtime
American troops in France wander the centuries rich battlefields and historic sites as they train near the Marne. Officers say the leisure walks become education as soldiers observe churches, art, and architecture, using the countryside to deepen their understanding of history and culture.
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France
Associated Press
Napoleon
Marne
Farmer and Daughter Benefit From Dreco Herb Medicine
A Edgewood farmer Mr. R C Hornsby testifies that Dreco herb medicine restored his health and revived his daughter after kidney troubles and fevers. He reports feeling twenty years younger and notes neighbors have begun using the product sold in local drug stores including Ring Drug Co High Point.
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R. C. Hornsby
Edgewood
8. C
Dreen
High Point
Ring Drug Co
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