High Point Citizens Urged to report visits
The social editor asks all who know of anyone visiting in High Point or any High Point people visiting elsewhere to call telephone No. 12. The plea emphasizes broad public cooperation and gratitude from the community.
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High Point
Gratitude Poem and Social Notices from Washington
A poetic tribute speaks of gratitude to a divine father and the wonder of day and night skies. The article lists a series of names from Washington and Virginia and closes with social notices about a Friday night auction club at Gatewood Avenue, prize winners, and upcoming meetings of the Local Temperance Legion and First Baptist Church ladies aid society with hostesses and times.
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O. BE. Mendenhall
Gatewood Avenue
Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
Oelock
Bascom Hoskins
Thurston Street
Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Loval Temperance Legion
Local club events fill late afternoon schedule
Community clubs meet across the county with aid society, temperance league, literary and Delta Tau gatherings. Miss Beasi Pitts hosted Gamma Zeta with bridge and rock games, buffet lunch, and prize hyacinths. Attendees included Misses Tate Petty Mann Alexander Sneed Owen Fisher and Mrs Lazenby.
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Road Street
Beasi
Pitte
Gamma Zeta Club
Glenn Lazenby
Bessie Pitts
Lifford Ring
Marylily Fisher
Miss Pitts
Alice Leslie Pitts
Maud Owen
Miss Pitts Hospital
Katherine Tate
Kathleen Petty
Francis Mann
Mary Alexander
Louise Sneed
Maryvlily Fisher
Mesdames Ho
Hall's Catarrh Cure Proven Internal Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications as the disease resides in the blood and internal organs. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts through the bloodstream to reach mucous surfaces. Prescribed by leading physicians, it combines tonics and blood purifiers to address constitutional factors. Testimonials available, sold by all druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
Personal notices from a local paper mix of health, visits and travel
Mrs. Hunter Sechrest returns home after hospital recovery on Washington street. Mrs. F HW Wood’s friends note her steady progress. Miss Zillah Smith, after weeks of illness, is out again. Mary Drew Dalton, baby girl of Carter and Mrs Dalton, is improving. Miss Sallie Craig leaves York after visiting Mr and Mrs W F Norman. Mr and Mrs T D Gilliam spend weekend in Mt Airy. W P Ragan visits on fire onshore business. Mrs Jack Dallen home with grap. Edgar Hohn recovering well after a fall on a saw. Mrs J S Bike leaves for Burlington to visit Mrs J M Cobl. H H Hayes, a business visitor, returns to Greenshore. Mrs Lewis V McFarlane heads to Charlotte for Christian Endeavor week events. Lawrence Grissom enters hospital for treatment. Mrs J Cauble and Kathleen Cauble of Charlotte stay with Rev H H Robbins. May Teague of Burlington and Mr and Mrs D W Bagley with Alfred visit Washington street. Bertha Cox of Salem Female Academy is guest of the Henry sisters.
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F. HW. Wood
Robrb. Welborn
Great Traveler to Lecture Here Tuesday Night Next Week
Bas es WW. Blanchard Moore will give an illustrated lecture Tuesday February 8 at the school auditorium. He discusses Russian exiles sent to Siberia, the brutal historic penal system, and the plight of families, urging world attention and humane reform.
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Blanchard Moore
Siberia
Linter
Iito
Scoutmaster Marr Enters Vietrola Contest at Hart's
Scoutmaster W. M. Marr joins the Vietrola contest at Hart's and offers to donate the Vietrola to the Scouts for hall use if he wins the prize. Supporters urged to help secure the ady prize for the troop.
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W. M. Marr
Hart’s
Local High School Teams Face Jamestown in Doubleheader
Tonight at the armory the local high school girls meet Jamestown followed by the boys game against Jamestown quintet. Girls lineup coached by Miss Lois Love includes Nellie Muse Marianna White Katherine Harmon Josephine Wood and Marjie Kirkman. Boy lineup mirrors previous arrangement with prompt 7 30 PM start followed by the second contest.
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Armory
Jamestown
Lois Love
Nellie Muse
Marianna White
Katherine Harmon
Josephine Wood
Marjie Kirkman
Proposals on Submarine Warfare Not Yet Presented
The Lusitania case update notes news from Washington and states that the proposals on submarine warfare and arming merchant ships have not yet been submitted to Germany. The Associated Press reports no formal transmission or approval has occurred.
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Lusitania
Washington
Associated Press
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