State of Mind Croons Inspiring Verse and Club Notices
A mosaic of social notes and brief items follows including a quoted motivational poem alluding to the power of belief. It also lists guests at Mrs Coffield’s, a Woman’s Club general meeting, an upcoming Wesley Memorial church Valetine party, a Ladies’ Aid call, Episcopal church planning, and a Home Economics dept gathering at 3 PM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valecine
Wesley Memorial Church
J. K. Marsh
South Main Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Salem academy alumnae meet elects new officers
Yesterday amid poor weather the Salem Female Academy alumnae chapter met at Mrs. W C Beavens home on North Main to elect a new president. Officers chosen were President Mrs R T Pickens Vice President Mrs A M Briggs and Secretary Mrs Virgil Idol. Prof Starr spoke on school improvements while hostesses served coffee cake and mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Female Academy
W. C. Beavens
North Main Street
W. C. Idol
R. T. Pickens
A. M. Briggs
Virgil Idol
Starr
Academy
Beavens
Violet Johnson
Clara Steele
P. H. Johnson
B. S. Cummings
Dallas Zollicoffer
W. G. Clarke
J. E. Millis
Frank Sizemore
C. B. Over
Gamma Zeta Club Hosts Miss Heasie Pitts Tomorrow
Miss Heasie Pitts will host Gamma Zeta at her Broad Street home tomorrow after noon at 3 o clock. Born to Mr and Mrs F B Johnson a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heasie Pitts
Gamma Zeta Club
Broad Street
F. B. Johnson
Personal Notes From Local Residents
The friends of D. E. K. Bullard learn he has resumed duties at Allen Brothers after an illness. Carter Dalton and W. Ferree visited Greensboro on business yesterday. Mrs. Paul Walner of Charlotte visited her brother H. C. Matthews on Ray Street. Dallas Zollicoffer and L. B. Williams also spent yesterday in Greensboro on business. W. P. Ragan and T. J. Gold were Greensboro visitors. C. Barnhart spent yesterday there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. EK. Bullard
Allen Brothers
Carter Dalton
Greensboro
W. ©. Ferree
Concord
Paul Walner
Charlotte
H. C. Matthews
Ray Street
W. P. Ragan
Dallas Zollicoffer
L. B. Williams
T. J. Gold
C. ©. Barnhart
Important Rehearsal for Mrs Churchs Baby Tonight
A key rehearsal for the play Mrs Churchs Baby is set at the Friends church tonight at 7 50 sharp. All cast and chorus are required to attend promptly as the show for February 10 is highly anticipated by the Christian Endeavorers of the city. The 25 person cast includes well known local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Church
High Point
Play aims to boost Christian Endeavor work in town
No admission fee for the local play, designed to stir interest in Christian Endeavor efforts. Directed by Mrs. L. W. McFarland, the production invites everyone to view the activities of the local societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. McFarland
Better Telephone Facilities Proposed for North State System
Business leaders from Lexington Thomasville and High Point urged improved long distance service. speaker described North State deliverables with 8,600 stations versus 2,500 today, and argued Bell monopoly questions, noting existing intercity connections and potential network gains if an agreement with North State is reached. Committees will push to present the plan to Hayden and North State directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Thomasville
High Point
Hayden
North State
Spier
Salisbury
Greensboro
Winston
San Francisco
Paris
Honolulu
North Carolina
Statesville
Raleign
United States
Bell
Bell Sytems
Mail Delivery Simplified to One Method per Address
The Assistant Postmaster General orders mail to be delivered to each address by a single method chosen in advance: by carrier, general delivery, or rented box. The prior mixed practice of splitting mail between methods is prohibited, though personal residence and business mail at separate addresses may remain in different arrangements if specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roper
Wilsons trip boosts popularity amid heavy political chatter
Des Moines correspondence notes President Wilson strengthens his support in the Midwest, drawing applause and questions about his preparedness plan. Bryan is largely ignored while Roosevelt and Hughes dominate talk, with Democrats hopeful for re election if Hughes falters.
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William Jenninngs Bryan
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Iowa
Roosevelt
Hughes
Lusitania
Germany
Pettisburgh
Cleveland
Milwaukee
FE. H. Martin
Mr. Martin
Justice Hughes
Progressive Party
Mr. Wilson
Supreme Court
Colonel Roosevelt
Ilinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Taft
High School Quint Defeats Local Varsity Squad
A small crowd saw the high school basketball quintet defeat the local all varsity team by 14 to 11. The first half was close at 5 to 4 with the varsity ahead, then changes to lineups sparked a sharper second half. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with a reward offer and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sever
Charlie Kephart
Yank Shields
St. Frances College
John Farlowe
Roanoke College
John Rochelle
Geo. Lowe
West Town
Earmy Welch
Roanoke
Andrew Lindsay
Stanton Military Academy
Raper
Farlowe
Cannon
J. J
Simmons
R. G
Shields
Welch
Rochelle
R. J
Lindsey
Armory
Jamestown High
Pomona
High Point
QUINT
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Belle of France Sunk. 22 land, 19 missing Lascars
The British steam ship Belle of France was sunk. Europeans in her crew and 22 Lascars were landed. Nineteen Lascars are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
France
Ropeans
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Marylily Fisher
Woman's Club
Manufacturer’s Club
Shelby
Mesdames
J. J. Farrius
H. A. White
Episcopal Church
Home Economics Department
The
Salem Alumnae Association
Twin City
Sentinel
Randall
Mann
R. A. Mann
Welfare Drug Store
Mr. Mann
J. D. Mann
Young Mann
University
Chapel Hill
Martin
Mrs. Coffield
H. J. Coffield
Fr. WK. Willis
Washington
Shepherd
Moffitt Furnishing Go
Southern Bussy Company
Phare No
North Main St
Post Office
Welt
Des Moines
Inva
Sion
Middle West
Bull Moose
Weilson
Conaressmnem
Democratic Party
Allen
Columbia Records
Associated Press
London
British Steam
Phoenix Hosiery
CMLL
LE Ell
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