Pine Needles chosen as college annual title
The North Carolina College for Women annual has gone to press under a new name Pine Needles. The editor in chief is Miss Rousa Hayes from Randleman and Miss Carrie Duffy Wooten of Kinston handles business. Dr Eugene W Gudger biology head is on leave in New York.
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North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro Daily News
Eugene W. Gudger
New York
Rousa Hayes
Randleman
Carrie Duffy Wooten
Kinston
Rona Della Stanley to Wed Porter Hawks This Afternoon
Miss Rona Della Stanley formerly of Randleman will wed Porter Daniel Hawks of Winston-Salem this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rev. O L Ruth will perform the ceremony at the bride’s aunt’s Ward street home with only relatives and close friends present. The couple will relocate to Winston-Salem after the wedding.
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Rona Della Stanley
Randleman
Porter Daniel Hawks
Winston-Salem
O. L. Ruth
Ward Street
Hawks
John M. Stanley
Atlantic
Quiet Wedding at Bethel Church in High Point
Wednesday evening at 7 Bethel Reformed church parsonage English street witnessed a quiet wedding of Miss Thelma Ray to Bartley Reece. Both residents of High Point will continue living in the city after the ceremony with close friends in attendance.
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Bethel Reformed Church
English Street
Thelma Ray
Bartley Reece
Mrs. Ray
High Point
Miss Frances Hoffman Returns from Badin Visit
Miss Frances Hoffman came back last evening after visiting relatives in Badin. Mr and Mrs Joe Hoffman and family are due in tonight to stay briefly with Miss Hoffman. T C McCustion and daughter India of Kernersville were in town yesterday, guests of Mrs E A Edwards on Main Street.
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Frances Hoffman
Badin
Joe Hoffman
T. C. McCustion
India
Kernersville
E. A. Edwards
Main Street
Loyalty Week Observed Nationwide in High Point
City officials including Mayor D A Stanton announce Loyalty Week from February 22 seeking proclamations from governors and mayors and urging churches schools and civic groups to observe the period to promote American ideals and oppose anti government propaganda. Citizens are asked to sign pledges supporting loyalty and Americanism.
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High Point
Washington
Sach Church
D. A. Stanton
I. D. A. Stanton
Salisbury furniture buyer visits city yesterday
Co. A. Hartzel of Salisbury toured the city as a business visitor and was noted as a furniture buyer during his stay yesterday.
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Co. A. Hartzel
Salisbury
Mrs James Preston Ill With Pneumonia At Home
Mrs James Preston is seriously ill with pneumonia at her home on East Green Street.
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James Preston
East Green Street
Mrs. Stamey Recovers From Influenza Illness
Mrs. W. L. Stamey improves after a three week illness with influenza and is now able to be up and about.
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W. L. Stamey
W. Brown
Altoona Man B. Beck In Town On Business
B. Beck of Altoona Pennsylvania is spending the day in the city on business.
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B. Beck
Altoona, Pa
Frank Lambeth Visits High Point From Thomasville
Frank Lambeth of Thomasville spent yesterday in High Point for unspecific purposes, with no further details on activities or outcomes provided.
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Frank Lambeth
Thomasvillle
High Point
Business Visitors and Residents Seen in Greensboro Area
W L Duncan of Austin Texas visited yesterday on business. Mrs H T Dillingham and child of Asheville bought furniture. A H White of Greensboro called briefly. B L Busick of Greensboro stays in High Point today. B R Johne of Richmond among visitors yesterday. G F Marshal and wife of Raleigh guests at the Elwood for a few days. Frank Brown and Arthur Lyon at Cherokee fishing club Moore County. Mrs Oscar Wilson ill with influenza at Archdale home. Ww A Ring and W C Jones were Greensboro visitors yesterday.
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G. F. Marshal
Raleigh
the Elwood
Frank Brown
Arthur Lyon
Cherokee Fishing Club
Moore County
Oscar Wilson
Archdale
Local Visitors And Illnesses Reported In High Point
Tydas Whitney of New York spends the day in High Point on business. Mrs Marvin Kivett and daughter suffer influenza. J S Lynch of Winston-Salem visits briefly. Lawrence Ingram and L L Davis Jr are weekend visitors from the Hill. Charles F Matton and wife of Winston-Salem spend the weekend here as guests of G A Matton. Rich note of several local visits and illnesses including influenza and a severe cold among residents and guests.
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Tydas Whitney
New York
Marvin Kivett
Lawrence Ingram
L. Davis Jr
Charles F. Matton
Winston-Salem
G. A. Matton
Hamilton Street
Sullivan resigns to start tobacco farming
G. F. Sullivan, formerly with the Dixie Milling company, has resigned to take up farming. He will grow tobacco.
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G. F. Sullivan
The
Dixie Milling Company
Tomlinson Returns From Florida Business Trip to City
Joseph W. Tomlinson returns to the city after a business trip to Miami and other Florida points. Louis Daye travels to Winston-Salem in the afternoon to spend a few days with friends and relatives.
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Joseph W. Tomlinson
Miami
Florida
Louis Daye
Winston-Salem
On Managing A Wife
A Judge column parodies marriage advice arguing that managing a wife is easy with luxury. It lists rules such as providing a posh mansion, a country house, six servants, shopping accounts, pin money, and allowing family to sponge, while avoiding complaints or compliments to others.
Detroit Tourists Drive Cars to City Amid Rail Delays
E Guy Wells manager of High Motor company with Clarence Smith D W Smith and C F Perry and two Southern Pires dealers travel with four touring cars a roadster and a sedan. They reached Toledo when a message was sent and had encountered no snow. Rail congestion forces garagemen to fetch cars from plants and drive them to customers.
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E. Guy Wells
High Motor Company
Clarence Smith
D. W. Smith
C. F. Perry
Pires
Detroit
Mich
Toledo
Mr and Mrs Bencini Improved After Illness
Mr and Mrs R E Bencini and family, previously ill with influenza, are much improved today. P R Parrish and Robert Penny drove to Greensboro to spend a few hours this afternoon.
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R. E. Bencini
P. R. Parrish
Robert Penny
Greensboro
Flower stock display includes roses violets and more
White and pink roses violets sweet peas snapdragons jonquils and carnations in stock most of the season. Store phone 980 greenhouse 363 Frank Ford.
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Frank Ford
High Point Street Car Rescues Travelers At Last Moment
Three grateful citizens describe a tense dash as a High Point street car swayed to the East Green and Hamilton corner. The trio boarded just as the northbound train whistle blew and reached the depot in time for a passenger to catch the 9:25 train, praising the car service despite a bumpy ride.
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Furniture City
Fair Sex
Milady
Von
East Green
Hmilton
Zut
Amos Hosiery venture moved to state plant
A report that Charles L. Amos would relocate hosiery machinery to the city for manufacture is unfounded. The Amos Hosiery company, led by Robert T. Amos, has bought equipment from a western plant and will install it in the Old Standard Mirror space on Mangum avenue, increasing capacity while finishing hosiery there.
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Charles L. Amos
Amos Hosiery Company
Robert T. Amos
Standard Mirror Company
Amos Company
Amos
Mangum Avenue
C. L. Amos
Man Severely Burns After Falling Unconscious
Bethel Bell suffered severe burns after collapse at home and woke to find his head and shoulder burned. neighbors moved him to his sister Mrs George Stalker in Randleman for care. Also noted are deaths of Mr Storie of heart trouble and Mrs Charlie Henley from tuberculosis with services planned locally.
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Randleman
Bethel Bell
George Stalker
Storie
Naomi Street
St. Paul
Charlie Henley
Main Street
Whitehall
Joseph C. Alred
Holiness Church
Certificates for Families of Dead Set For Restoration
February 21 Indianapolis reports 118 409 French certificates will be restored to next of kin of Americans who died in the world war. The American Legion national headquarters announced it will supervise ceremonies nationwide.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
CUMMINGS' FAMILY SALVE Promoted for Flu and Cold Ailments
An old advertisement touts Cummings' Family Salve as a remedy for influenza colds croup pneumonia la grippe and allied maladies. It instructs gargling with warm salt water sniffing the salve into the nostrils and massaging the body nightly with the salve. Pack contains directions and is sold by druggists at 30c and 60c.
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Cummings
Lifelong wish to die together fulfilled in Greenville
Mrs L Zimmerman died at Greer in Greenville county twenty four hours after her husband. On her deathbed she expressed gratification that their lives ended together and that they would be buried side by side. A double funeral will be held. Mr Zimmerman was eighty two and Mrs Zimmerman seventy five.
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Greenville
S. C
L. Zimmerman
Greer
Zimmerman
Farmers Finish Their Convention
Washington February 21 Farmers closed their annual conference with congressmen and department officials after discussions on legislation beneficial to farmers. A seven member committee from major farm organizations will prepare questions to press presidential candidates on key issues. The largest black life insurance company in the world is expanding its Durham North Carolina headquarters with a seven story building for its general offices.
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Durham
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