Flowers of kindness and winter travel plans in society pages
A prayerful note urges scattering seeds of kindness to the ill and a Presbyterian Standard poem by Mrs J S Johnson. Mr and Mrs J Elwood Cox and daughter Miss Clara Cox depart tomorrow for St Petersburg Florida for a winter stay while Mr Cox recovers from a major operation in Richmond last fall and is expected to regain health.
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J. S. Johnson
The
Presbyterian Standard
J. Elwood Cox
Clara Cox
St. Petersburg
Fla
Quiet First Presbyterian Marriage Ties Elizabeth Linebach to George Hutchens
Miss Elizabeth Ruth Linebach and George E. Hutchens were married last night at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. C P Cobb officiating. The ceremony had only close family and friends, and the couple left for a southern bridal trip before settling at Mrs Linebach’s home.
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First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Ruth Linebach
George E. Hutchens
C. P. Cobb
J. A. Linebach
Washington Street
High Point
Linebach
Greensboro visitors and travelers noted in city column
Charles Crews of Greensboro, W H Ragan, Mrs Z F Warner and others are listed as business or social visitors. R A Sheroff, formerly of the city, visits from Savannah while considering future relocation. Miss Ruth Wicker goes to Baltimore for post graduate study. Miss Lillian Switzer visits from Durham with Miss Celia London. Mrs E D Steele plans Jacksonville Florida trip with Mrs L H Cartland. Anna and Delphine Brown from Winston Salem are guests of Mrs Ottis E Mendenhall.
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Lillian M. Switzer
Durham
Celia London
Miss London
Greensboro
E. D. Steele
L. H. Cartland
Jacksonville
Florida
Anna Brown
Delphine Brown
Winston-Salem
Ottis E. Mendenhall
Business visitor Col. Wescott Roberson in Winston-Salem
Col. Wescott Roberson visited Winston-Salem this afternoon as a business guest. Mrs. Thomas J. Gold plans to go to Greensboro this afternoon to attend a matinee performance of The Fall of a Nation at the Isis theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Wescott Roberson
Winston-Salem
Thomas J. Gold
Greensboro
Isis Theater
Regulus A. Lee of Charlotte Dies After Illness
Regulus A. Lee of Charlotte died Sunday afternoon after months of illness. He was born in 1858 in Johnson county and interred in Raleigh yesterday. A member of the Episcopal church and local clubs, he is survived by brother Cecil Lee of Opelika Alabama and sister Miss Lizzie Lee of Raleigh.
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Charlotte
Regulus A. Lee
Raleigh
Border Guardsmen Will Get Extra Pay
Albany January 6 Governor Whitman proposed paying National Guardsmen who served on the border the difference between the federal fifty cents a day and the New York state allowance of 1.25 for active service. The plan, totaling about 2 million dollars, was approved by Senate Majority Leader Brown who called it absurd to expect militiamen to serve outside the state for less pay than inside New York.
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Albany
Whitman
Brown
Senate
New York
Efforts to refloat British steamship Australind at Annapolis
The British steamship Australind that ran ashore in fog near Annapolis remains stuck. The U S coast guard cutter Apache and two tugs continue to pull and attempt a refloat.
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Baltimore
Annapolis
United States Coast Guard
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as effective for treating colds, coughs, or croup. It claims to heal throat and chest inflammation, loosen phlegm, ease breathing, stop throat tickling, and contains no opiates. Sold by Mann Drug Company.
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Foley
Mann Drug Company
Signs of Good Health Promoted by Foley Cathartic Tablets
Bright eyes clear skins and alert brains mark health while digestion problems clog the intestines. Foley Cathartic Tablets are advertised to restore condition without pain griping or nausea. For sale by Mann Drug Company.
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Mann Drug Company
High Point in Review Lyceum Tonight and Local Real Estate Moves
No municipal court session this morning due to good public behavior. A large concrete mixer for Lassiter and company was moved to Washington street amid street dust conditions. E D Steele bought Prof Gannaway farm at Trinity and will repair it for a summer home. H A Moffitt purchased Oak Hill land between the Southern and C Y R railways, about 25 acres, price undisclosed. The fourth lyceum screening will occur tonight at 8 in High School auditorium with Dr Lucian Edgar Follansbee lecturing on a widely interesting topic.
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Lassiter and Company
Washington Street
D. Steele
Prof. Gannaway
Trinity
High Point
H. A. Moffitt
Oak Hill
Southern
Carolina and Yadkin River
Highland Cotton Mills
Lyceum
Lucian Edgar Follansbee
Dennis Heartt Dies at 41 in Raleigh
Dennis Heartt a popular Raleigh man died Sunday night at 9 after a several day illness pneumonia is given as the cause He was aged 41 and longtime with the Academy of Music He was the son of Mr and Mrs O D Heartt related to prominent Raleigh families The burial was held this morning from Christchurch He was unmarried and well known in the city
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Lutheran Church
Henry G. Easley
Easley
High Point
Caliph
Bagdad
Giebel
Eas
Raleigh
Dennis Heartt
Academy of Music
Mr. Heartt
O. D. Heartt
Christchurch
Woman Faces Serious Charge In Kansas Trial
In Russell Kansas Lucille Graves Phillips is tried on conspiracy to blackmail and arson charges. Wilbur Hullinger has pleaded guilty and is in prison. A child born to Phillips months ago figures in the case as spectators expect sensational testimony. York South Carolina Endorses Massive Fire Damage.
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Russell
Kas
Lucille Graves Phillips
Wilbur Hullinger
Phillips
York
S. C
McNeel
Rock Hill
President Rives Resigns From Columbia Board
New York January 9 reporting the resignation of George L. Rives as president of the Columbia University board of trustees due to ill health. He joined the board in 1882 and served as president since 1913.
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Rives
New York
George L. Rives
Columbia University
Means of Disinfection Declared Outdated by Health Board
The state board of health warns fumigation is obsolete for disinfection. They argue disease spreads mainly via human secretions and advocate soap and water, sunlight, fresh air, and strict personal cleanliness during illness. End-of-illness disinfection cannot compensate for during-illness filth.
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State Board of Health
Harrison elected president of the New Orleans and Northeastern
Fairfax Harrison, already head of the Southern Railway, is selected as president of the New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad to succeed Larz A. Jones who resigned. Directors also reelect T. F. Steele as vice president and he will become general agent of the Southern railway system with offices in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern Railway
New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad
Larz A. Jones
Northeastern
Southern
Queen and Crescent
Southrn
Mr. Steele
Tollo Water Promised Quick Liver Relief From Dawson Springs
Excessive rich food is blamed for liver clogging and jaundice like symptoms. Tollo Water from Dawson Springs Kentucky is advertised as dissolving bile blockages within half an hour when taken before breakfast. Sold by Hart Drug Company and other druggists.
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Dawson Springs
Kentucky
Hart Drug Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marylily Fisher
Linebach-Hutchens
Lucia
Donizetti
United Daughties of the Confederacy
O. E. Mendenhall
Oakwood Court
Moffitt Furnishing
Charles-. Crews
W. H. Ragan
B. H. Parson
David
Burlington
Parsons
M. B. Smith
W. J. Parker
R. A. Sheroff
Savannah
P. A. Hayes
R. W. Murray
J. J. Thomason
Ruth Wicker
Shepherd and Enoch Pratt Hospital
Regulus Lee
Australind
High Point In
Main Street
Harrison
N. O. and
N. Railroad
Gia
High Point Enterprise
Diven Baratont Coat Manufacture
Allen
the Rose Theatre
Ralph Herz
the Purple Lady
Metro
Irene Howley
Mr. Herz
William Fox
George Walsh and
Doris Pawn
R. A. Walsh
Fox Film Corporation
Vivaudou
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