Wedding Bells Mark Quiet Vale of Miss Mayme Lee Causey
The wedding of Miss Mayme Lee Causey and Guy Warren Richardson occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Causey on South Mendenhall street. Rev. Ek. L. Bain officiated, with Miss Frances Mann singing At Dawning. The couple departed on train No. 36 for a brief honeymoon before settling in Richmond, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mann
W. F. Cawsey
South Mendenhall Street
Mayme Lee Causey
Guy Warren’ Richardson
Richmond
Ek. L. Bain
West Market Street Methodist Church
High Point
Marguerite Halladay
Mrs. Richardson
Dorsett
Social club events listed for the week at Elks and Woman's clubs
The Greensboro Daily News item outlines a sequence of receptions and meetings at the Elks' home and Woman's club venues, including Mrs. G. W. Clark and Miss Hazel Briggs, with times from 12 30 to 3 30 and a general meeting. It notes interest for High Point residents due to local contracting matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Home
W. O. T. Club
G. W. Clark
L. C. Sinclair
Woman’s Club
Greensboro Daily News
High Point
Petit Smith announces marriage in Baltimore ceremony
Mr and Mrs David Petit Smith announce the marriage of their daughter Carlos Lillian to Gilbert M Blakeney in Baltimore on December 28 1916 At home after February 1 in High Point North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Petit Smith
Carlos Lillian
Gilbert M. Blakeney
Baltimore
Maryland
High Point
North Carolina
Personal Notices From An Old North Carolina Community
Mrs J E Hardee and her mother Mrs R Charles left for Winston Salem to visit relatives. Attendees at a Twin City club dance in Winston Salem included Charles Kephart Roland Holton Yank Shields T V Rochelle Rodney Snow Dean Beasley of Buffalo and Hal Ingram. Dr J T Burrus is touring western state hospitals. Dr T Guy Boyd of Houston is visiting Mr and Mrs W D Brooks on North Main. Miss Wilson Watlington of Ruffin was guest of the Misses Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hardee
R.€. Charles
Winston-Salem
Twin-City Club
Charles Kephart
Roland Holton
Yank Shields
T. V. Rochelle
Rodney Snow
Dean Beasley
Buffalo
Hal Ingram
T. Guy Boyd
Houston, Tex
Mrs
W. D. Brooks
North Main Street
Residents and visitors gather for holidays and services
Mrs. M. B. Smith and children return home to Burlington after holidays with their mother Mrs. Lowe. Miss Carrie Lowe and Mrs. B. H. F. sons, Miss Ethel Teague from Washington DC, and Prof. Chester C. Haworth of Wise visit Greensboro friends. F. N. Tate departs for Grand Forks furniture expo. Thelena Wineskie returns to Winston-Salem for a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Lowe
Chester C. Haworth
Wise
Frnds
Thelena Wineskie
Jim Winston-Salem
Post Office at Gorman Entered and Robbed
Durham reports Sheriff John F. Howard and deputies searched after robbers broke into the Gorman post office late Thursday night or early Friday. Stamps merchandise and valuables estimated at 25 dollars were taken. No clues found and authorities doubt expert involvement or youth trainers.
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Durham
John F. Howard
Gorman
Harvard
Yemen
Daughters Carry On Cap Anson Legacy In Gentlemen’s Game
As a fall pastime field hockey gains popularity among east college and high school girls, mirroring the boys’ game. Daughters of Cap Anson, the Chicago baseball figure, excel at field hockey. Anson, famed for baseball, is also a capable billiards player.
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East College
Lindsay Table Company Plans Plant Expansion
The Lindsay Table Company will double its capacity after the new year with a 2 by 80 foot addition on Cecil street near completion. The firm, making kitchen tables sold from Florida to New Jersey, cites limited facilities and a backlog that forced it to turn down a five carload order accompanied by a payment. Officers are W. C. Jones president, R. F. Jones vice president, and J. A. Lindsay secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Table Company
Cecil Street
Florida
New Jersey
W. C. Jones
R. F. Jones
J. A. Lindsay
Ryan quits Virginia and state loses big tax item
Richmond Virginia December 30 Thomas Fortune Ryan long time Virginia resident transferred his legal domicile to Washington DC. He paid the state over 235000 in taxes on untaxed intangible property this year and the move is expected to cut Virginia and Nelson county about 80000 annually in tax revenue from his estate and related holdings.
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Ryan
Virginia
State
Richmond
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Commissioner of Revenue
Nelson County
Washington, D. C
Wynere
General Assembly
Mail carrier and tenant slain on South Carolina plantation
H A Preacher a mail carrier and Reb Nettles a tenant farmer were shot and killed yesterday on P W Lightsey’s plantation near Brunson South Carolina Lightsey surrendered to Sheriff J H Lightsey and deputy Eric Harrison who witnessed the shooting Lightsey had warned Nettles and Preacher to stay claiming his tenant owed him money and that his life was in danger
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P. W. Lightsey
Nettles
Preacher
Freight stations close all day Monday for New Year
The Southern and the Carolina and Yadkin River freight stations will be closed all day Monday New Year’s Day. Shippers are asked to notice the fact and act accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Carolina and Yadkin River
Gantz Captured After Capture Attempt In Govans
Baltimore December 30 George Gantz 32 held off six police attempts and residents before being captured after a morning shooting of Dr George A Hocking in Govans. The physician suffered arm and shoulder injuries. Gantz sustained cuts from small shots and broken glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Govans
George ©. Gantz
George A. Hocking
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Trial Offer
A newspaper advert invites readers to mail five cents with name and address to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, with Mann Drug Company listed as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Shefield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Mann Drug Company
Cough Relief Claim From Foley's Honey and Tar Ad
A letter from R F Hall of Mabe Virginia praises Foley's Honey and Tar for a 15 year bronchial cough. He reports the product relieved irritation and after one bottle the cough ceased. Sold locally.
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Foley
R. F. Hall
Mabe
Cotuit Women Stand Among World’s Greatest Archers
Cotuit, Mass claims three top female archers Miss C. M. Wesson national champion Miss Crockett and Miss F. I. Wesson. Australia’s Fanny Durack plans a U S visit. Boston alleys host women only bowling tournaments this winter.
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Cotuit
Mass
C. M. Wesson
Miss Crockett
F. I. Wesson
Fanny Durack
Australia
United States
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleone Duke Braswell
Fort Valley, Ga
Gamma Zeta Club
Miss Hazel
Music Department
J. T. Burrus
Wilson Watlington
Ruffin
Broad Street
Marguerite Man
Washington Street
P. M. Derrick
The
Aberimen
Macon
Pointn
Georgia
Ethel Teague
Washing, D. C
John Teague
W. P. Ragan
Greensboro
Lucy Cobb
F. N. Tate
Grand Fkids
New Year Saving Club
Dee
Xmas Savings Club
Table Company
South Carolina
Associated Press
Allen
Ladies’ Coats
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
W. C. Idol
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Lumberlands
Helen Holmes
Signal Film Company
Rose
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