Bill Edwards Ill at Home
Friends of Bill Edwards report he is ill at his home on Colonial Drive. Other notices note club meetings, births, and events including a concert benefit for the Methodist church at Trinity and gifts to Ray Street School with map purchases and scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Edwards
Colonial Drive
Methodist Church
Miss Moore
Lucy Robertson
May Woolen
Willowbrook Street
Ray Street
Cr. L. Amos
Fairbanks
H. A. Millis
J. E. Millis
Mrs Gerner and Page family visit in Winston-Salem
Mrs Gerner of Winston-Salem spends the day with sister Mrs B C Page in the Monroe apartment. Page and daughter Norma return from a week with Mrs Page’s parents in Winston-Salem. Mrs M L Coggins and George Coggins of Lexington visit Mrs J A Holmes. Comers Covington return from New York trip. S J Nissen and family of Winston-Salem visit Mrs Nissen’s sister Mrs R C Charles. Reid Simpson of Orangeburg, D C, now a Duke University student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gerner
Winston-Salem
Mrs. B. C. Page
Monroe
B. C. Page
Norma
S. J. Nissen
Reid Simpson
Orangeburg, D. C
Duke Univer
Social notes from the week end visitors
Miss Julia Lee Morris of Gastonia spent the weekend with Rev. Edward Suits on Fifth Street. Ernestine Vuncannon hosted guest Miss Morris and had Sunday calls with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sity
Edward Suits
Fifth Street
Julia Lee Morris
Gastonia
Ernestine Vuncannon
The Scarlet West at Broadway theater
After seeing The Scarlet West at the Broadway, viewers gain respect for the motion picture art and its superiority to the stage. Frank J. Carroll produced and John Adelphi directed this First National epic of the western frontier with large-scale battles, romance, and adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Carroll
John Adelphi
Bluebeard’s Seven Wives at the American Theater
A Robert Kane comedy displays Blanche Sweet Lois Wilson Ben Lyon Dorothy Sebastian Diana Kane and Sam Hardy in Bluebeard’s Seven Wives. The press agent schemes to make Ben Lyon a star with seven wives but love disrupts the plan. Fast paced with a Romeo and Juliet moment and a chaotic climactic chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Kane
Bluebeard
Kane
Blanche Sweet
Lois Wilson
Ben Lyon
Dorothy Sebastian
Diana Kane
Sam Hardy
Miy
Lyon
Penalize The Idle in Fascist Italy
In Turin on January 18 AP reports Sig nor Rossoni, head of the Fascist labor group, announcing government plans to penalize voluntary idleness. A law to this effect will be presented to parliament as the program shifts from strikes to cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Italy
Signor Rossoni
Fascist Labor Organization
Intellectual Laborers Federation
London Cabarets Offer Cheap Drinks to Working Men
London cabarets now serve tea coffee and beer at low prices to attract workers. Patrons may smoke and play cards and dine for modest sums. Waiters are men and unmarried women may not enter unless with a male escort. Officials aim to humanize pubs and curb strong drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West End
Record Rain Drenchs Western North Carolina
In Asheville on January 18 the weather bureau logged 1.72 inches of rain in 24 hours the heaviest since December 1924. The French Broad rose three feet and streams swelled their channels but flood danger was minimal due to the gradual rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
North Carolina
Asheville Weather Bureau
Well Kept Bill 9 Still Serving in TS Home Section
A five dollar banknote dated May 9 1891 signed by R C Charles and J Elwood Cox is shown as a long circulating artifact from the Commercial National Bank. The bill, described as well preserved with minor wear, raises questions about its travels and local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elwood Cox
Commercial National Bank
Mr. Cox
R. C. Charles
W. T. Rosecrans
Register of the Treasury
E. H. Nebeker
United States
History’s silent bill reveals High Point village age
A cautious recount notes a centuries old bill in High Point, once a small village, now well preserved. Despite money’s reputation, reporters have not coaxed this currency to disclose its years or origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
College Students Undergo Operation at Guilford Hospital
Miss Lelia Wagner a High Point college student had a minor operation this morning at Guilford hospital. Miss Annie Livengood another college student was operated on last Saturday night for acute appendicitis. Both patients are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Wagner
High Point College
Guilford Hospital
Annie Livengood
Rail Merger Debate Echoes in Dream of Wider Berths
In a magazine style aside the author jokes that while rail merger discussions continue a practical improvement would be adding Pullman berths to let travelers stretch their legs. The line underlines passenger comfort amid industry consolidation.
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Priscilla Club
C. L. Wheeler
Mrs
John Fambrough
Madison Apartments
North Main Street
Robert Byrd White, JR
Robert B. White
Robert Byrd, Jr
South Main Street
Groome
J. C. Groome
Madison
W. O. T. Club
A. S. Caldwell
Parkway
Crowson
M. C. Crowson
Roland Park
Edward Bizzell
Henry Edward, Jr
Bizzell
Florence Yakley
Edith Moore
Graded School
Trinity
Ler
Sheraton
Lee
Confederate Veterans
American Legion
Children of the Confederacy
M. L. Coggins
George Coggins
Lexington
J. A. Holmes
Mrs. Comer Covington
New York
Rollins
Quaker Maid
Moffitt’s
Good Picture
Lgis Wilson
American Theater
Los Angeles
Alyce Mills
Margaret Morris
Paris
Exposition Building
City Hall
Santa Claus
Ed Steele
Kotex
H. E. Schafer
Winston-Salem, N. C
lLeave
Red Bell Shoe Store
Bonnie Betty
Woolworth’s
Marcelling
Nestle Landis
Kiaxpert
Cecil’s
Wachovia Bank
Spears
Chiropractor
North Main St
Broadhurst
Sheraton Hotel
Creecit B.oemille Ee TR
Neith Jetta Coudal
Robert Ames
Henry Bwalthall
Clive Brook
Anthony Paul Kelly
Secret Service
Sennett
Fox News
William Fox
Oliver Curwoods
Prince Royal the Dog
Marvel
Emerywood
Stephen C. Clark
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Fielding
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