Prayer day set for national prohibition observance
The article notes a nationwide observance on January 24 for constitutional prohibition with local WCTU planning a 3 PM prayer meeting at Mrs. Beni El Moore's home in High Point. It also mentions UDC's children’s chapter selling tickets for a Rose theater benefit, Red Cross fundraising by the Broadway theater manager, and a fox hunt trip from Manchester with 85 dogs across miles of countryside.
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Kipling
High Point
U. D.C
Helen Brockett
Rose Theater
McIntyre
The
Red Cross
Rh. B. Snow
Manchester
New York
Camzlt
Priscilla Club to Meet Friday at 3 with Mrs Hiatt
The Priscilla club will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mrs N B Hiats home in Roland Park. The WOT club meeting with Mrs Clarke yesterday has been postponed until next Tuesday.
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Priscilla Club
W. O.T. Club
G. W. Clarke
Personal notes and regional updates from High Point region
Mrs H M Broaddus leaves for Atlanta to join her husband for a southern tour returning to High Point about February 1. Miss Dorothy Mendenhall of Lexington visits Mrs Ottis Mendenhall. Sergeant John Carrol of Camp Sevier in town briefly. Miss Laura Lee Willis to Greenville for brother’s illness. KK Allen on extended business to New York and northern markets. Mrs A KK Wells visiting Lexington friends. Mrs C A Yost and children back from Atlanta. Venetia Smith able to be out after bronchitis. Washington reports foreign trade 2017 records with exports $5894000 and total trade $9,178000000, up nearly $1.3 billion from 2016.
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H. M. Broaddus
Atlanta
High Point
Laura Lee Willis
Greenville, S. C
Venetia Smith
The Auction Block Showing Today At Broadway Theater
Manager Huff announces The Auction Block at Broadway Theater a Goldwyn picturization of Rex Beach story. Eight full length reels create a two hour show with moderate prices for the popular entertainment venue.
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Huff
Broadway
Rex Beach
Goldwyn Company
Polly
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Caton Held in Advance
Mr and Mrs H A Oakes returned from Advance after traveling there by telegram to attend the funeral of Mrs Mary Caton grandmother to Mr Oakes She had pneumonia since Christmas She was a sister of the late Sheriff W A Bailey of Advance Grandchildren, nieces and nephews from Lexington, Spencer, Salisbury and Morristown Tenn attended The date would have seen her reach 80 in February
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H. A. Oakes
Advance
Baptist Minister Reports Wife's Recovery After Tanlac
Rev James H New of Clarkston Iowa describes his wife’s yearlong illness with headaches, weakness, back pain, and sleep loss. After three bottles of Tanlac her condition improved dramatically with restored appetite, energy, and no complaints. Hart Drug Co sells Tanlac.
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James H. New
Clarkston,Ia
Inter
Mrs Hyde and Landry discuss hospital study and practice plans
In a two part story, Sybil questions Landry about a hospital access and a private medical practice. He reveals an arrangement with Doctor Ward to use the hospital and hire a nurse, while stressing the need to appear prosperous for a viable office. He snaps at_sybil over charity patients, and their tension hints at deeper conflict.
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Landry
Well Known Mak Died Here Today
Sidney A. Stone a well known elder resident of the city died at his Grimes street home this morning at 10 o clock after some illness. He was about 60 years old and survived by his widow and four children including a son in the United States Navy. He was regarded as a good citizen and fine man by friends. Funeral services will be conducted from the home once the son in the navy can be reached. hour to be announced.
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Bridget
New York
Sidney A. Stone
Grimes Street
United States Navy
Further Decline Noted at Opening of Cotton Market
New York January 23 The cotton market opened with a renewed decline of 5 to 15 points and active months slipping 16 to 18 points net. Futures quotes showed January at 30.65, March 30.40, May 30.00, July 29.60, and October 28.97 as trade covered and a steadier technical position emerged.
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New York
Brother of Local Man Buried Today at Winston-Salem
W. A. Peebles of Winston-Salem dies leaving two brothers and three sisters: A. J. Peebles of Richmond, Val S. O. Peebles, Mrs. W. C. Whicker, Mrs. David White of Winston-Salem, and Mrs. J. C. McCuiston of Kernersville. Funeral services from Morris chapel Walkertown were held at 11 o'clock this morning.
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Winston-Salem
O" Peebles
Peebles
W. A. Peebles
A. J. Peebles
Richmond
Val
S. O. Peebles
W. C. Whicker
David White
J. C. McCuiston
Kernersville
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Beavans
Dorothy Mendenhall
Lexington
Ottis Mendenhall
John Carrol
Camp Sevier
City
Kk. N. Allen
Mrs. A. Kk. Wells
Washington
America
Department of Commerce
Woods
Aly
Lin
Membe Crea
Deje
Eeven Cristmas
Bank Openight
Bank OF Commerce
Taniac
Aurerent
Tanlac
Condus
Severa
Hart Drug Co
Dale Drummond
Mrs. Hyde
Louisa Lawrence
Horning
Sybil
Herning
Tam
Neds
the Rose Theater
Harold Lockwood
Mak
Aporu
Carsae
the Motor Service
East Commerce St
P. O
Bace
Styles
Stre
the Moffitt Furnishing Co
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