Social clubs schedule and wartime flag poem
Thursday and Friday afternoon social club meetings are listed with hosts on North Mair Richardson South Main streets and Red Cross headquarters. A wartime poem by William Hershell celebrates the flag and service members in the window as a tribute to sacrifice and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Pollock
North Mair Street
Gamma Zeta Club
O. D. Baxter
Richardson Street
Priscilla Club
Red Cross
Sorosis Club
Sam Davis
South Main Street
S. L. Davis
S. Main Street
William Hershell
Ludianapolis
Woman's club meets at Elks home with varied reports
The regular meeting opened with America as members heard a solo by Mrs. Kephart. Reports included Miss Cox’s Florida update, Red Cross seal sales at 1,209, and visiting nurse work with 53 patients. Committees for tuberculosis drive and moving pictures were formed, plus appeals for Armenians and district child meeting notes from Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Elks
America
Kephart
Sylvester’ Newlin
Cox
Florida
H. A. White
Brazil
Elks’ Home
Home Economics Department
Uncle Sam
A. J. Owen
Venetia Smith
Iites
WCOTE
Ministerial Association
Pads
J. H. Tate
Martha Blair
H. D. Sears
Guests of honor host day party at country home
Mrs. Frank Leak of Rockingham and Mrs. Yerman Smith of Goldsboro visited the city as guests of honor at a delightful spend the day party hosted at the country home of Mrs. H. A. Millis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leak
Rockingham
Yerman Smith
Goldsboro
H. A. Millis
Sorosis Club Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The weekly Sorosis club meeting scheduled for tomorrow has been indefinitely postponed. Members are asked to note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Mrs Mellichampe Shows Rapid Improvement After Stroke
Mrs. Mellichampe who suffered a severe stroke is rapidly improving and reported much better this morning. Other notes include Mrs. Frank Leak leaving after visiting Mrs. Farriss Caldwell and Mills, Mrs. Julius Smith visiting Wilmington, Mrs. Smith of Goldsboro returning home, and George Lowe spending yesterday afternoon in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Julius Smith
Wilmington
George Lowe
Thomasville
Deltau Tau Club Met for Bridge at Mrs Coffield’s Home
Mrs H I Coffield hosted the Delta Tau club meeting at Gatewood avenue yesterday. Five bridge tables were set and after several exciting games she, with Mrs W A Shipman and Mrs E M Shipman, served a light collation. Guests included Mrs Roberto Bencini Mrs O D Sexter Mrs Ward Eshelman Mrs W G Shipman Mrs K M Shipman Mrs Albert Hlatt Mrs C F Tomlinson Mrs Ed Millis Mrs O Neal Craig Mrs J T Mann Mrs John Lindsay Mrs T D Williams Miss Avery Irkman Miss Hazel Driggs Miss Catherine Tate Miss Helen Prockett Miss Nan Williams Miss Catherine Harmon Miss Edith Bradshaw and Miss Marce Goley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Coffield
Delta Tau Club
Gatewod Avenue
W. AG. Shipman
E. M. Shipman
Roberto Bencini
O. D. Sexter
Ward Eshelman
W. G. Shipman
Letter From Miss Clara Cox Highlights Camp Jackson Visit
The Woman's Club under Miss Clara Cox president shares a Thanksgiving trip to St. Petersburg Iowa and a tour of Camp Jackson Columbia. It praises camp scale and sanitary conditions, notes YMCA values, and urges strong Red Cross Christmas seals and continued support for Miss Nichols the visiting nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara I. Cox
Woman's Club
Florida
Camp Jackson
St. Petersburg
Columbia
Atasl
Ives
M. C
Red Cross
Miss Nichols
Ding
Social Service Department
Russia and Austria Move Toward Armistice Talks
London dispatch reports Austrian official communication on armistice negotiations with Russia-Hungary. A general discussion occurred on individual points, with the deliberations committee meeting in the afternoon and a sitting planned for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Committee On Deliberations
Train splits switch near Norfolk fatal and injures three
Norfolk Va December report says a through freight train on the Norfolk Southern outgoing split a switch at Bust station eight miles from Norfolk. Fireman Joseph Warren was killed, flagman R B Batterman and conductor T J Wool were seriously injured. Engineer escaped by leaping from the window as the locomotive and 47 cars derailed. eight to ten hours expected to block the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dee
Norfolk Southern
Busts Staion
Raligh
N.C
Joseph Warren
R. B. Baterman
T. J. Wool
Funeral of Colonel Tyler Today
Washington December 6 The funeral of Colonel Nathaniel Tyler a widely known Confederate veteran who died here yesterday at age 89 will be held in Richmond today Colonel Tyler was born at Fairfax Courthouse Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nathaniel Tyler
Richmond
Colonel Tyler
Fairfax Courthouse
Eastern Railroads Pool Coal Cars Effective Immediately
The general operating committee of the eastern railroads has decided to pool all coal carrying cars on their systems effective immediately. This move standardizes coal freight cars across member lines and aims to improve efficiency and throughput in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroads
Pittsburgh
General Operating Committee
Foley Kidney Pills Bring Quick Relief for Kidney Trouble
Mrs. Lifie EB. Kileppe of Averill Minnesota reports rapid improvement after three weeks at Fargo sanitarium for rheumatism and kidney trouble. She began Foley Kidney Pills and experienced immediate relief, completing the cure with a bottle, as sold by Mann Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifie EB. Kileppe
Averill
Minn
Fargo Sanitarium
Foley Kidney
Mann Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Pioneer Council No
International Productions Co
Hart’s Drug Store
B. E. Moore
Kirkman
County Sunday School Association
Chihs
J. b_isirkman
J. J. Farriss
Alfred Caldwell
Albion Millis
Roeckingham
Belper Traveling Goods
Deltau Tau Club
Work of Women’s Club
Austria
Marion Holcomb
Nancy, Ky
Thedford
Atlantic Store Co
Beavan’s
Enterprise
Allen
J. A. Hart Drug Company
Coats
Ap Se
Moffitt Furnishing
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