Social Scene and Travel Notes Across Greensboro
A Greensboro News brief recounts Mrs. Carter Dalton hosting a bridge luncheon for Mrs. J. E. Hardee's guests, with attendees in elegant gowns. It also notes plans for a party to Greensboro to see the opera Sari, plus local social updates on students and visitors returning to colleges after holidays.
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Carter Dalton
Bridge
J. E. Hardee
Hardee
Will Nissen
Winston
J. A. Wilkinson
Bellhaven
Down in Carolina lyric praising work and prosperity
Poem extols North Carolina life with images of blue skies clear waters busy mills and full schools. Attributed to G. Fd. Westler for the State Journal, the piece emphasizes constant industry and vitality without mentioning dates or events.
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Carolina
Christmas Notes From Trenton Visit
Mrs. D L Clark reports from Trenton New Jersey and High Point friends. The letter mentions Chester Maxwell's marriage to Helen Brown, Billy Sunday’s tabernacle, travels, and visits of several locals to and from Greensboro, Chapel Hill, Washington and other places with family news and healing updates.
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D. L. Clark
East Washington Street
High Point
Trenton
M. J
R. C. Maxwell
N. J
Chester Leonard Maxwell
Helen Brown
Philadelphia
Billy Sunday
R. C. Max
Conference on Laymen's Convention in Greensboro
A Greensboro laymen committee led by C. H. Ireland will meet at Wesley Memorial Church with city pastors and one lay representative from each church to discuss the upcoming International Laymen's Convention in Greensboro. The meeting is set for 3 o'clock this afternoon and is the main topic of discussion.
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J. M
Salsbury
North Main Street
Ernest Neimer
Charlotte
Phillip Silver
Chapel Hill
Dorothy Snow
Converse College
Spartanburg
Er. A. Snow
South Main Street
Sam Dutton
Anna Blackman
Loraine
Ohio
M. B. Smith
Burlington
City
Ed. Kearns
Greensboro
C. H. Ireland
Wesley Memorial Church
Crreensboro
Serbian Army Reassembling at Saloniki Under King Peter
King Peter of Serbia, staying at the Serbian consulate in Saloniki, is expected to preside over the army reorganization. Dispatches say the army is gradually assembling at Saloniki with groups of 200 to 400 men arriving, totaling about 100,000 troops there.
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Paris
Peter
Serbia
Saloniki
Havas
Greek King Shifts On War Policy In View Of Allies
Athens dispatch reports the Greek king, speaking with the Associated Press, has softened his stance on demobilization and now appears reconciled to the Allies staying in Saloniki for the war’s duration while maintaining neutrality.
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Athens
Rome
Associated Press
Greece
Saloniki
Steubenville votes wet in special election
Steubenville, Ohio voters chose to end the two year dry policy with 2462 wet to 2191 dry, a 271 vote margin for liquor supporters. Four arrests followed as 19 affidavits were filed alleging fraudulent registration and illegal voting.
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Steubenville, O
Steubenville
French Visiting Card Exchange suspended by war
Correspondence from Paris reports the long standing French custom of exchanging visiting cards at New Year is suspended due to the war. The practice, once revived by President Fallieres for industry, faced grievances from forgotten contacts and postal burdens. Illustrated postcards replace cards this year and likely for years to come.
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Associated Press
Paris
Fallieres
Salisbury Board to Replace Gold Knob Schoolhouse
The Rowan county board of education plans a two story replacement for the burned Gold Knob schoolhouse at about 1200 dollars with fixtures. The First Methodist church will build a new church house on the current site after stewards approve the location. Bishop J C Kilgo may visit Salisbury for a spring meeting, date to be set.
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Salisbury
Rowan County Board of Education
Gold Knob
First Methodist Church
Board of Stewards
Methodists of
J. C. Kilgo
Smallpox Patients Barred From Highways
County commissioners acting on recommendations from the board of health and education order that any person with smallpox or exposed to it may not approach a public highway or attend a public gathering for six weeks. Violators face a $50 fine or up to 30 days in jail to protect schools and curb spread amid outbreaks.
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Newton
Van
Board of Education
Board of Health
Masonic Notice for Regular Convocation at High Point No 70
Visiting brethren invited to fall attend at 7 50 p m for a regular convocation of High Point chapter No 70 R A meeting notice.
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High Point
R. A
Open Day and Night at Home Banking Company
The Home Banking Company opens day and night to handle a surge of New Year Savings Club accounts. Daily 50 to 100 new members join, with merchants praising the plan as a big success for High Point. The club aims to boost savings and bring thousands of dollars into circulation by next Christmas.
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New Year Savings Club
High Point
Adot
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Maryly Fisher
W. F. Clayton
O. D. Baxter
Bob Amos
Paul Fisher
Willis
Mrs. Kephart
Grace Kephart
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Thelma Wineskie
Margaret Williams
Elizabeth Felton
Macon
Salem Female Academy
T. J. Gold
William Currie
Carthage
Hugh Hamilton
Hamilton Street
Davidson College
B. SS. Cummings
C. M. Hauser
H. Harris
David Harris
Andrew Lindsay
George Lowe
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Lillian Dalton
Margaret Hauser
Leona Muse
AC. Muse
C. E. Keiger
Statesville
J. A Ssherman
D. H. Parson
Danville
T. M Hall
Lexington
A. L Clodfelter
John Hilliard
G. Fd. Westler
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Mary Smitherman
Francis Stanback
Troy
Louise Ingram
Greenboro Woman's College
Johnsie Newlin
Randleman
Washington, D. C
W. N. Keener
Lincolnton
Lillian Raper
Cleora Raper
Providence Hospital
W. EF. Price
Billy
Lyncgaburg
J. T. Whitten
L. W. Morgan
St. Charles
B. C Royster
Boulevard Street
Everett Marsh
Constantine
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J. H. Dobbs
E. H. P. Jas
J. Griffith
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Mann Drug Co
Wachovia Bank
W. C. Idol
Cashier
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