Miss Louise Reitzel to wed Lieut. Ben Moore
High Point society notes announce the engagement of Miss Louise Reitzel to Lieutenant Benjamin H. Moore. The couple’s plans emerged at a surprise party hosted by Miss Edna Wall on Lindsay Street with red carnation decorations and hidden cards reading Renzel Moore Next Week. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Moore of 135 Rankin Street, is stationed at Camp Wadsworth Spartanburg after transfers from Camp Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Edna Wall
Lindsay Street
Louise Reitzel
Renzel-Moore
Benjamin H. Moore
Reitzel
J. R. Reitzel
North Main Street
Thomasville
Moore
Benjamin FE. Moore
Rankin Street
Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg
S. C
Camp Jackson
Columbia
Fort Oglethorpe
Miss Wall
Miss Reitzel
Lieutenant Moore
Cupids
Cupid
Genevieve Moore
Gatlin
Baldwin
Gutherie
H. W. McCain
Ruth Whitten
Dorothy Snow
Leona Muse
Virginia Henley
Miss Leonard Hosts Friday Night Club
Seventeen members of the Friday Night club were entertained last night by Miss Gladys Leonard at the home of Mrs. Arthur Marsh on South Main street. The high school girls knit for soldiers, sew, converse and listen to music, with salad served for dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Leonard
Arthur Marsh
South Main Street
Adele Wineski
Mary Ann White
Margaret Wishart
Margaret Rankin
Juanita Moffitt
Frances and
Josephine Wood
Nareeie White
Odelle Pacock
Mrs C C Muse Improves at South Main Street Home
Friends report Mrs C C Muse is recovering at her home on South Main street after an illness. Attendance of all members is desired as she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
C. C. Muse
Jagrippe
Wedding plans and social notes across Winston-Salem
G A Matton leaves for Raleigh for his son Lt Charles Matton's wedding at 4 pm. Numerous residents and visitors from Greensboro Thomasville Salisbury and Charlotte are noted in daily social rounds. Several locals face illness travel and employment updates as well as upcoming family events and professional duties.
High Point Red Cross shelves 1000 new buttons
The High Point Red Cross chapter received 1 000 emblems and urges members without buttons to visit High Point Savings and Trust Company to collect them from Walter Hargett, treasurer. Each member should wear a button to deter solicitors as a new membership drive begins. Buttonless members will be urged to amend the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Red Cross
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Walter Hargett
Missionary Thank Offering Service At First Reformed Church
The Ladies Missionary society of the First Reformed church will hold their annual Missionary thank offering service tomorrow at 7 30 PM Mrs A Dickinson will give a special address and Mrs L W McFarland will read Edith will sing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society of the First’ Reformed Church
A. €. Dickinson
L. W. McFarland
Edith
Parliamentary law class meets Tuesday at 3 30
Members of the Parliamentary law class will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs. J. H. Petty. This is the first meeting after changing the day from Saturday to Tuesday, held at Mrs. Petty's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Petty
Revival Corn Muffin Recipe From Old NY Hotels
An old fashioned corn muffin method revived for modern use in several large New York hotels. To yield three and a half dozen muffins combine one quart milk six ounces butter substitute twelve ounces light syrup or honey four eggs a pinch of salt two ounces baking powder one and a half pounds cornmeal and rye flour. Beat butter with syrup then mix dry ingredients and gradually add. Pour in milk and fold in rye flour with cornmeal and baking powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Notes and Visits Include Harville and Roberson
Columbia, 8 C, spent yesterday in the city on business. T Harville of Newton is spending today in High Point on business. Col Wescott Roberson has practically recovered from a recent grippe attack. Private Roy Dalton of Camp Jackson S C is spending a few days in the city with Mrs Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Dunnage
Wintson-Salem
KB. Ef, Barringer
Salisbury
A. Tanenhaus
Winston-Salem
Columbia
8. C
Ik. T. Harville
Newton
High Point
Col
Wescott Roberson
Roy Dalton
Camp Jackson, S. C
The
City
Mrs. Dalton
Quiet Congregation Absent as Verger Delivers Postscript
A preacher's long sermon empties the church while the verger slips a note into the Bible requesting lights off, door locked, and key hidden under the mat. Tit-Bits reports the quirky postscript to the evening service.
Children’s Year aims to save hundred thousand babies beginning April
The federal children's bureau announces a one year campaign to save 100000 babies. Starting April 6 the year will include nationwide weighing and measuring of preschool children as a test of well being. Each state gets a quota and standard methods will be employed.
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Federal
Children’s Bureau
Campagnn
Campaign to Protect Maternity and Infancy Across States
The Coun cil of National Defense woman’s committee and major state groups will direct a welfare drive urging local quotas. The goal is safeguarding maternity and infancy as the war’s second year demands. Officials warn war chaos can waste infant lives. half of infant deaths are preventable.
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Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
Children’s Bureau
Homer Carleton Visits New York for Lunch
Sybil recounts plans during holidays as Homer Carleton invites Landry and herself to lunch in New York. A drive through the park follows, with Carleton flaunting wealth and social observations while Sybil intones hints of a lingering romantic tension involving Mrs Hyde and past relationships.
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Homer Carleton
New York
Lanky
Father
Margaret
Warren
Landry
Harridge’s
Homer
Ward
Carleton
Sybil
Mrs. Hyde
Woman's Auxiliary to Meet at Mrs Kearns Home
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Friends church will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. G. H. Kearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Friends Church
G. H. Kearns
Look Out for Landry Says Homer Quizzed
The narrator resists Homer's insistence on watching Landry, while Homer remains convinced Landry is a danger. The exchange reveals mistrust and tension as the wife denies any threat from Landry.
Foley's Honey and Tar Trial Package Offer
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out a form, mail it with five cents to Foley and Co. in Chicago for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathoric Tablets, with instruction to write name and address clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley and Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Hil
Foley
Mann Drug Co
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Ben Moore
Othy Henley
Mary Alice Tate
Louise Ingram
Whatherine Harmon
Clara Steele
Stargaret Rankin
Maude Owen
Oscar D. Baxter
C. H. Ross
Valerie Jones
Marguerite Wirkman
Iris Council
Fas Cunningham
Miss Leonard Hotels
G. A. Matton
Raleigh
Miss Wilson
Charles Matton
W. W. Stanley
Greensboro
Thelma Westmoreland
Ada Warner
Flossie Swieegood
Mamié Sullivan
R. R. Dobson
Charlotte
Elmer Shields
W. H. Tait
Mrs. Eshelman
Cary
J. A. Eshelman, Jr
C. Raymond .Miller
Frances “Long
Peter Beard
Robert Burns
Asheville
G. W. Hilliard
Asheboro
F. A. George
W. E. Price
Owen Johnson
Walnut Street
L. L. Duggins
Albany, Ga
Newton Allen
Public Schools of
Randlenan
Margaret Billings
J. T. Burrus
Major Burrus
Alexandria
Dr. Haynes
Frank Creelman
Hilda Coley
West Virginia
North State Telephone Company
Thomas J. Gold
Oakwood Court
W. G. Bradshaw
Hhe
South Maif Street
William Seaford
Lancaster
Stehli Silk Corporation
Miss Hearst
Arthur
Fairview Kennels
University of Virginia
France
John Ligon
Carolina Farm and Stock Journal
Parliamentary Law
NEW Lot Khaki
Justin
Big Hanks
Dale Drummond
Part
Sam
Jordan
Mrs. Kearns
OODS
Hildren
Vicks Varonus
Rain Hats
Dheavans
City Transfer CO
J. A. Dalton
Prop
NEW York Life Insurance Coq
Fr. A. Oqgburn
A. E. Frazier
Bank of Commerce
J. Bart Holder
R. E. Andrews
Mottt Furnishing Co
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