Cheer Up Amid Cold and Red Cross Drive at Archdale
The Washington Star poem urges patience through freezes and thaws. Archdale Red Cross branch forms under Higly Point chapter with 15 members, a January 27 mass meeting at 2 30 p m with Dr Dred Peacock and Thomas J Gold to outline needs and work. Local knitters urged to join as yarn shipments arrive and demand for knitted articles rises.
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Woman's Elub
Archdale
Higly Point
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Dred Peacock
Thomas J. Gold
High Point
Spencer Myrick wed Miss Spencer in Friends church ceremony
Miss Vada Spencer and John Ik Myrick were married Thursday night at Rev. Sylvester Newlin's home. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Spencer of Edgar. Mr Myrick, a native of Chatham county, is stationed at Camp Greene Charlotte with the quartermaster's corps.
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Vada Spencer
John Ik. Myrick
Sylvester Newlin
The
Friends Church
Thevide
C. 8. Spencer
Edgar
Myrick
Chatham County
Camp Greene
Charlotte
Quartermaster’s Corps
Ro land Park Luncheon Honors Mrs. Williams Guest
Mr. and Mrs. M Crowson hosted a luncheon and a Tuesday evening rock at their Ro land Park home in honor of Mrs. Alfred Williams, a house guest of Mrs. Jos. D. Cox. Attendees included Miss Helen Brockett, Mrs. Wilbur Jones, Mrs. Henry Turner, and Mrs. Alfred Williams.
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M. ©. Crowson
Rock
Roland Park
Alfred Williams
Jos. D. Cox
Helen Brockett
Wilbur Jones
Henry Turner
Coxs and Weavers Celebrate Joined Paths
Mr and Mrs Jos D Cox and Mr and Mrs Joe Weaver are listed together in a social notice likely indicating a union, gathering, or community event featuring multiple couples from the same era.
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Jos. D. Cox
Joe Weaver
Regular meetings of local clubs scheduled this week
The Chanclor Guild of St Mary's church holds its monthly meeting this evening at 7 30 at Mrs G W Lambert's home on North Main. The Sorosis club meets Tuesday at 3 00 at Mrs S L Davis's home on South Main.
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Chanclor Guild
St. Mary's Church
G. W. Lambert
North Main Street
Sorosis Club
S. L. Davis
South Main Street
Personal notices of funerals and travel in local area
Mr and Mrs J K Myrick of Grensboro return after visiting relatives Mrs A H Cox and Miss Florence Spencer. RK B Anderson left for Washington DC after attending his father Thomas J Anderson's funeral. Miss Mary Harris and Miss Banks Criddebaugh attended their grandfather Thomasne Ander son's funeral. Mrs Walter Thompson of Philadelphia and Mrs F N Johnson of Walnut Cove returned home after Thomas E B Anderson's funeral. Maud White returned from Raleigh after two weeks with James D Ray. 4 8 Marsh visits West Point NY with Col O Carter. Harry Davis of Camp Sevier Greenville SC on short furlough. W C Nicholas of Rockingham visiting. Mrs Mary Dutton of Lorain Ohio, wintering with son Sam Dutton on Hawthorne, struck by paralysis and in serious condition.
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J. K. Myrick
Grensboro
A. H. Cox
Florence Spencer
RK. B. Anderson
Washington, D. C
Thomas J. Anderson
Mary Harris
Banks Criddebaugh
the Normal
Thomasne
Ander
Walter Thompson
Philadelphia
F. N. Johnson
Walnut Cove
Thomas EB. Anderson
Mary Dutton
Lorain
Ohio
Sam Dutton
Hawthorne Street
Boy earns first certificate in federal history course
Albert George Trester of St Louis Missouri completes the United States Bureau of Education history reading course in under five months to receive the first certificate. The eight courses aim to encourage reading of good books among adults with limited opportunities.
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St. Louis
Albert George Trester
St Louis
Trester
United States Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Washington
Commissioner of Education
William Starr
Myer
Princeton University
Wot Mace
Syracuse University
Franklin L. Riley
Washington and Lee University
Wilbur KF. Gordy
Wartford, Conn
Cheyney
Thwaite
Parkman
Montcalm
Wolfe
Washington, D. C
Proposes Organization of State Auto Owners
Raleigh January 24 W S Wilgon promotes forming a state automobile owners association. He reports broad responses from 60 000 owners and says leading citizens back the plan. An initial spring meeting is planned with focus on good roads and law enforcement to benefit members and the state.
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Raleigh
Wilgon
Association of Automobile Owners
Kentucky to vote on prohibition amendment
The Kentucky House of Representatives approved a resolution to submit a prohibition amendment to a public vote by 80 to 1. The measure, backed by Governor A. O. Stanley, would take effect June 30, 1920, and now goes to the Senate where a similar Senate measure passed 28 to 6.
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Rankfort
House of Representatives
Kentucky General Assembly
Senate
House
A. O. Stanley
Head of Japanese Commission Departs After US Visit
Baron Tane Taro Megata PR chief of the Japanese social finance commission says farewell at a Pacific port after a three month tour of the United States. He notes full access to government and finance leaders and discusses trade relations and industrial cooperation. Major Alfred Balwinkle and First Lieut Robt P Beaman head to Fort Sill for the fire school with other officers also ordered there for training.
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Pacific
Baron Tane Taro Megata
Japanese Social Finance Commission
United States
Baron Megata
Comerce
Japan
Unsolicited Advice in a Domestic Tale Chapter Nit
Landry, a doctor, returns home tense after a day of secrets and a looming patient offer. Sybil, keeping Mrs Hyde’s mysterious message away from Landry, worries about loyalty and love as servants and calls weave through their evening. A moved night at the theater ends with an ominous note about Mrs Hyde and a looming telephoned warning.
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Landry
Mrs. Hyde
Mrs Hyde
Sybil
Hatch
Nane
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Washington Star
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Tomorro
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Marsh
West Point
N. Y
Carter
Harry Davis
Camp Sevier
Greenville
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W. C. Nicholas
Rockingham
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the Moffitt Furnishing Co
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