Asheboro Wedding of Frances Walker and Charles Broadfoot
Greensboro News reports the Asheboro wedding of Frances Walker and Charles M Broadfoot in the home of Mrs. Thomas Henry Redding. The ceremony by Rev Br. Booker featured green and white décor with Longleaf pine and white roses. the bride, NC College for Women alumna, is famed for charm and achievement. The groom, Fayetteville attorney and son of Col. Charles W Broadfoot, and the couple reside in Fayetteville after a bridal visit in Florida.
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Asheboro
Greensboro
Frances Walker
Charles M. Broadfoot
Fayetteville
High Point
Br. Booker
Thomas Henry Redding
North Carolina College For Women
Charles W Broadfoot
Roland Park Sport Club Postpones Musicale
A Roland Park Sport Club member announced a cancellation of the musicale planned for this evening at the Farriss home. The club stated the event will be rescheduled soon with final plans to be announced later.
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Roland Park Sport Club
James
Charles Farriss
Cincinnati Judge Sets $1 Per Mile Speed Fine Policy
Cincinnati Ohio February 20 A police judge announces a fine of 1 a mile for speeding autos. Alfred Miller of Cincinnati was fined 40 plus costs after conviction for exceeding 35 mph under this policy.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Yeatman
Yeatma
Alfred Miller
Visitors and locals note small town business and health updates
Dr and Mrs J J Hamlin visited Salisbury yesterday. Charles Kephart returned from a business trip of several weeks. R D Korner of Charlotte was here on city manager business. Miss Lois Welborn is confined at home due to illness. W L Duncan of Austin Texas was a business visitor yesterday. T G Rozier of Memphis spends a few days in the furniture city on business. Mrs W W Shaw of Durham is a guest at the Elwood today. H E Thixton of St Louis was here on business. Friends say Mrs W A Bass has completely recovered from influenza and can be out.
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R. D. Korner
Charlotte
T.G. Rozier
Memphis
Furniture City
W. A. Bass
Charities drive in High Point aims at five thousand dollars
The Associated Charities reports progress on a newly launched drive to raise 5000 dollars as part of a 50000 dollar annual fund to relieve suffering. Subscriptions include Tomlinson Chair Mfg. Co. 100 dollars and R. R. Ragan 100 dollars among many others. The district nurse salary will be paid from the funds.
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High Point
Associated Charities
Tomlinson
Mfg. Co
B. P.O
G. Y. Stone
L. J. Steed
Winston-Salem Firm Outlines Thursday City Visit
Co. J. Swegone of Winston-Salem spent Thursday in their city on bus iness.
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Co. J. Swegone
Winston-Salem
Petrin from Winston-Salem Visits High Point Today
S. W. Petrin of Winston-Salem is spending a few hours in High Point today.
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S. W. Petrin
Winston-Salem
High Point
Local visitors and a pneumonia illness reported
S. H. Seery of Baltimore and FE. D. Webster of Greensboro are in High Point on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Earnhardt of Concord stay a few days at the Elwood. Alma Bolick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bolick, is ill with pneumonia announced today.
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J. J. Earnhardt
Concord
Elwood
FE. D. Webster
Greensboro
High Point
Alma Bolick
G. L. Bolick
Business Visitors and Local Guests At High Point
F A Reinhardt of Charlotte was among visitors in High Point on Thursday. Miss Ethel Kennedy and Mr Theresa Welborn and Charlie Welborn, all of Thomasville, were guests in High Point yesterday afternoon.
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F. A. Reinhardt
Charlotte
High Point
Ethel Kennedy
Theresa
Charlie Welborn
Thomasville
Local Notes On Residents’ Health And Travel
Mrs. L. R. Terry shows rapid improvement and has left the hospital for home. J. W. Wilson remains seriously ill at his Lindsay street residence. Howard Welch of Chesne LL C was here yesterday on business. Mrs. Roy C. Preston on Fast Green street is seriously ill with pneumonia. Rev. and Mrs. P. D. Brown and their son returned to the city after a stay in Philadelphia where Mrs. Brown had influenza.
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Howard Welch
Chesne, LL. C
Roy C
Preston
Fast Green Street
P. D. Brown
Little Son
Philadelphia
Smathers Here to Aid Tax Payers in High Point
FE J Smathers internal revenue inspector assigned to High Point and Greensboro to aid corporations in listing income tax will be in High Point February 27 to March 3 inclusive. He heads from the post office building and offers free assistance. He follows H Hovle Sink who resigned as deputy revenue collector. Those seeking information should see him soon after arrival.
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FE. J. Smathers
Internal Revenue
High Point
Greensboro
Mr. Smathers
H. Hovle Sink
Post Ofice
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Weather Prospects
Cotton futures in New York opened steady with March at 36.60 and May 34.32 as traders adjusted positions after an over three day adjournment. Early gains were trimmed by selling and broker pressure, while late months held firmer on forecasts of less favorable southwest weather.
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New York
Liverpool
Card of thanks and elderly tooth growth in Dublin
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends after the death of a wife and sister. The article also notes Mrs Mollie Curry of Dublin Ga at age sixty seven is cutting a new set of teeth with one or two teeth reportedly growing in later life, a rare dental event.
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Jino
Mc‘clintock
Augusta Alexander
Dora Alexander
Jeff Alexander
Dublin
Mollie Curry
J. W. Curry
German surgical instruments sold in US below American prices
German surgical instruments are again being sold in the United States at from 20 to 40 per cent below American prices. The surgical instrument industry developed greatly here during the war.
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United States
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Sport Club
Musicale
Moffitt
Stamey
Jewelry Store
N. Main
J. J. Hamlin
Salisbury
Charles Kephart
Lois Welborn
W. L. Duncan
Austin, Texas
W. W. Shaw
Durham, NC
The
Elwood Today
H. E. Thixton
St. Louis
N. C
USA
S. H. Seery
Baltimore
J. W. Wilson
Lindsay Street
Joy
Chalmers
Bardsn
Marinello
Bellas Indigestion
Bellans
Cable St
Tbs
Eyeen
Coats
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