Good hunting and brothers in the field poem note
Paul Lawrence Dunbar delivers a martial verse about hunting and brotherhood. The text notes his return to North Main Street residence at 3:30 p m and mentions Randall Mann leaving Charlotte for a position at Mann's drug store. It also reports Civic Department Woman's Club meeting tomorrow at 3 p m in the Manufacturers' Club parlor.
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Randall Mann
High Point
Charlotte
Mann
Civic Department Woman’s Club
Civic Department of the Woman's Club
Manufacturers’ Club
Friday Lecture by Rev C E Wilbur on American Wit and Humor
Reverend C E Wilbur D D renowned editor of Methdist Sunday school literature will speak Friday at North Main Street Methodist Protestant church High Point. The event benefits the Children's Home and features a humorous address titled American Wit and Humor.
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C. E. Wilbur
D. D
Red Cross Seal Sale Totals $85.38 In High Point
The social department chair reports total proceeds from the Red Cross seal sale in High Point equal $85.38. Ninety percent of funds go to local relief work. The Sorosis meeting scheduled for Friday is postponed due to Mrs. Creelman’s New York trip. Entre Nous club will meet Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs. W. Jones.
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Woman's Club
Red Cross
High Point
Sorosis
F. E. Creelman
New York
Sorosis Club
VW. c Jones
Local residents return from visits and adjust plans
Jim Hoover spent yesterday in Greens boro. Dorothy Snow returned from Converse college ill with grippe. Charles Redding spent the weekend at Guilford college and was unable to return due to grippe. Attendees at The Hawk in Greensboro included Vera Idol Mary Lilly Fisher and others. Mrs R Charles was called to Winston due to illness of her niece Mrs Carried Shepherd who may need an operation. Mrs Hattie James of Union S C visited Lillian Raper then traveled to Raleigh. Dr A C Jones attends southern veterinarians meeting in Raleigh. D A Stanton returned from Bell Buckle with son David who was ill with appendicitis but better today. Mr and Mrs J H Farrell and daughter Mary Alice of Altavista Va visiting London Tenn after holidays with W B Davis. Dr F Duncan ill with grippe at Elwood improving. Mrs 8 Grayson holiday visitor to Marion returned home. Ford Ecker and Clementine leave for Baltimore and Buffalo. Ben Robinson leaves for New York to start business.
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Dorothy Snow
Converse College
Grippe
Chales Redding
Uilford College
Crippe
the Hawk
Greensboro
Vera
Verta Idol
Marylilly Fisher
Mesdames W. G. Shipman
Charles H. Fisher
T. J. Gold
S. S. Coe
Charles
Winston
Carried Shepherd
Hattie James
Union, S. C
Lillian Raper
Raleigh
Charles Henry Fisher
Southport
High Point
A. C. Jones
D. A. Stanton
Bell Buckle
David
J. H. Farrell
Mary Alice
Altavista
London
Tenn
W. B. Davis
F. Duncan
The
Elwood
Grayson
Marion
Ford Ecker
Clementine
Baltimore
Buffalo
Ben Robinson
New York
Horton Judgment Affirmed Against Seaboard Air Line
The Supreme Court affirmed a $4,500 judgment for James T. Horton an engineer, against Seaboard Air Line, for injuries from a water glass breaking on a locomotive.
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Washington
Supreme Court
North Carolina
James T. Horton
Seaboard Air Line
Supreme Court Affirms Lloyd v Southern Railway Award
Washington Jan. 11 The North Carolina court ruling in favor of W. L. Lloyd against the Southern Railway for 812 500 for injuries from an engine trial trip was affirmed by the Supreme Court.
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Washington
North Carolina
W. L. Lloyd
Southern Railway
Apencer
Supreme Court
Mrs R E Pepper Dies at Home Trinity at 76
Mrs R E Pepper widow of a former Methodist minister and longtime Trinity resident died at her home at Trinity today at age 76. She leaves three sons J C Pepper of Trinity Edgar Pepper of Thomasville and Claude Pepper of Hamlet. Funeral at Old Trinity chapel Tuesday at 9 30 a m.
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R. KE. Pepper
Washington Street Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial
Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
R. E. Pepper
High Point
Pepper
J. C
Edgar
Thomasville
Claude
Hamlet
Old Trinity Chapel
Southern Bridge Rebuilt and Traffic Schedules Resumed
The Tugalo river bridge between Deercourt Georgia and Madison South Carolina on the Atlanta Charlotte line was restored this morning. Through passenger and freight service is resumed with Birmingham Special No 20 as first southbound and No 12 as first northbound. Detours and transfers ended as wrecking crews completed repairs ahead of schedule.
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Tugalo River
Deercourt
Madison
8.C
Southern Railway
D. C
Atlanta-Charlotte
Birmingham
Broadway Theatre Sets A New High Record
The Broadway Theatre in High Point drew near 1,000 paid admissions for a regular run, with a packed 7 to 9 pm period and a large matinee. Police helped manage crowds as seats sold fast and some paid up to fifty cents to gain entry. Public interest grew as every day was treated as a feature day at the popular movie house.
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Broadway
Wagner
High Point
Funeral Today for J A Lawson in Mechaniesville
The funeral of J A Lawson formerly of Patrick County Virginia was held this morning. He died at his Ward Street home Sunday night from a complication of diseases at age 56. Rev P W Willard conducted the services and burial followed at Mechaniesville. He had lived here about four weeks and is survived by his wife and several children.
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J. A. Lawson
Patrick County
Ward Street
P. W .Williard
Mechaniesville
Daniels Says Naval Employes May Testify
Secretary Daniels replies to Representative Britten denying orders to suppress naval officers views before the house naval committee He states any officer civil employee or enlisted man may be called before the committee on its request in Washington January 11 Associated Press report
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
Britten
House Naval Committee
British Steamer Clan MacFarlane Sunk in Mediterranean
London reports the British steamer Clan MacFarlane was sunk in the Mediterranean with no further details provided.
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Mediterranean
Associated Press
London
Clan MacFarlane
Faro Victim Held Under $30,000 Bail in Thompson Case
Henry Gallant, a St. Louis pawnbroker, arrived in New York to testify against Frank T. Thompson, the alleged fare swindler. Thompson faces grand larceny charges after Gallant says losses exceeded $60,000 across bets in Saratoga, Atlantic City, and New York. Detectives pursued telegrams from unknown agents promising full refunds and money return as the case unfolds at the Tombs and district attorney’s office.
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New York
Syracuse
Henry Gallant
St. Louis
District Attorney’s Office
Frank T. Thompson
Gallant
Thompson
Mulqueen
James Gegan
Police
125Th Street
Geean
Bona Fide
Breslin
Ted
O'Malley
Saratoga
Atlantico City
Minnesota primaries seek Roosevelt Root names for GOP nomination
Filing planks for signatures to present Theodore Roosevelt and Elihu Root to Minnesota for the Republican presidential nomination were issued today by the secretary of state.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Jan. K
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Minnnesota
Secretary of State
Real Estate Magnate Fox Tours Suburban Purchase Near High Point
Edmund K. Fox of Washington DC visits a property he recently bought from E. D. Steele on the old lank road six to seven miles from High Point. Fox says he plans a major development but will announce specifics later.
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Edmund K. Fox
Washington, D. C
E. D. Steele
High Point
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