Teague Birth and Society Notices Highlight High Point
Mr and Mrs Robert L Teague announce the birth of a son at their home yesterday morning Terrence Teague weighed nine pounds The Peacocks Return and other society items note travels and upcoming club meetings in High Point and Greensboro including Philomathean and YWCA events with numerous local residents attending lectures and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Teague
Tomlinson Street
Brace Terrence Teague
Peacocks
John Peacock
High Point
New York
Philadelphia
Delta Tau Club
Avery Kirkman
Washington Street
Blue Bird
Y. W. Co. A. Lavat
Woman's Club
Elks
Broad Street
Teacups Club
Harry Raymond
North Main Street
EF. S
Young Women's Christian Association
Priday Soros
S. J. Brash
Priscilla Club
Ernest Shipman
Parkway
Ben Moore
J. D. Mann
Philathea Clas
First Baptist Church
Y. Hut
Forty Two Known Dead From Wreck and Many Injured
Porter Indiana February 28. Edward Fierke a Michigan Central passenger on the platform near the day coach saw the wreck unfold. He described the moment as the headlight train bore down and the car buckled. He survived after being thrown from the platform nearly fifty feet and recalls the fear, cries, and faces of the dying as the disaster unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Chicago
Albert van Riper
Michigan Central
Monaco Among Small Powers Still Leads In Size And Wit
Washington reports a National Geographic Society survey ranks Monaco as the smallest power with eight square miles and 28 000 people driven by gambling and banking. San Marino Andorra Liechtenstein Luxemburg and Turkey in Europe are noted as other tiny states with varied quirks. Montenegro is dropped from the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monte Carlo
National Georgraphic Society
Theodore the Great
Monaco
Theodoric
San Marino
Italy
Andorra
Spain
Pyrenees
France
Liechtenstein
Switzerland
Austria
Luxemburg
Rhine
Turkey-in- Europe
Constantinople
Little Powers
Montenegro
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
Six Best March Photoplays Highlighted by Broadway Critic
Broadway critic Miss Annalee Vernon selects six top March photoplays after advance viewings. The Kid a six reel Chaplin comedy. The Gilded Lily Mae Murray star in her first lead role directed by Robert Z Leonard. O Malley of the Mounted William S Hart. Idol of the North Dorothy Dalton in a Paramount Klondike tale Sean Revel. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse a Metro adaptation of the Chaney novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annalee Vernon
Charlie Chaplin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
St. Mary's Priscopes
G. W. Sadtler
Pinehurst
Willis H. Slane
Pinehurst Country Club
Fred Slane
Statesville
Miss Stadforth
Blanche Stadford
Winston-Salem
V. A. J. Idel
Stdirgl
Greensboro
Philomathean Club
J. Elwood Cox
East Green Street
Frank C. Brown
Trinity College
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Rey E. Leinbach
Lancaster
Anna
Miss Leinbach
Mr. Leinbach
R. B. Terry
A. T. Wishart
H. Tomlinson
Frank Wineskie
Florida
Emmett Roberson
Jacksonville
Mr. Roberson
St. John's
Kodak
Lower
Odeoco and Plow
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lillian Massey
Winston Churchill
Associated Charities of
White
Young People's
Ww. Cc. T. U
Jettie Barber
Walter White
Y. P
R. K. Marshall
the Kearns
C. BE. Decker
J. Kanipe
Henry Kearns
Steele Street
Nubipe
Decker
Kanipe
Marion
Harrisonburg
P. H. Hardee
C. L. Wheeler
Marjorie Kirkman
Darrell Pitts
Nina White
Edna Sechrest
Horace Hayworth
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Mediterranean
Sean Revel
Thomas H. Ince
Paramount
Louis Joseph Vance
Metro
Hanez
N. C. Public Service Company
Venetia Smith
Allen
Loflin’s
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