PTA Meeting Set at Elm Street School Monday Evening
The Society Parent-Teachers' Association announces its next regular gathering at Elm Street School on Monday at 7:30 PM. The event, postponed from December due to heating repairs, will cover Amusements for Children with talks on Movies Socials and Parties Amusements at Home and related activities by Mrs. Henry White Mrs. Thomlas J. Gold Mrs. Shipman and Mrs. Pickens each speaker limited to 15 minutes.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Elm Street
Henry White
Thomlas J. Gold
Shipman
Pickens
To Give Class More Room
The Philathea class of the East End Sunday school grows under teacher Mrs Z L Phipps in a period labeled prosperity. The report notes increased membership and efficient leadership as the class expands space and activities.
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East End
Z. L. Phipps
Tub Silk Waists and Crepe de Chine Styles Arrive
New Tub Silk Waists feature pretty stripe patterns with a special stripe tub silk. Crepe de Chine Waists in white and maize priced at 1.98 and 2.98. Satin Hats in black and brown arrive in a new shipment, stylish and offered at low prices.
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Speece
Cial
Madras
Young ladies arrange supper to fund larger class quarters
Six to thirty five etc. outgrown present quarters the room is enlarged. To provide space the class will serve supper at Gray's old market on South Main street Saturday afternoon and night. They hope for good patronage to raise funds for larger quarters.
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Gray’s Old Market
South Main Street
Peacock Philathea Class Hosts Church Community Evening
A recent Wesley Memorial Methodist Church affair by the Peacock Philathea class brought together members of the Baraca classes for an entertaining program and refreshments. The event included inviting the Baraca men to bring their spouses who attended and enjoyed the gathering.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Bride omission at Harmon party leaves Karns not listed
In yesterday's Enterprise the name of Mrs. H. C. Karns Jr. a bride recently wed was omitted from the honorees list at a party honoring Mrs. Edward Willis Miss Lillie Bell Willis and Miss Mary Cowell. The event hosted by Mrs. E. T. Harmon occurred Wednesday afternoon.
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the Enterprise
H. C. Karns, Jr
Edward Willis
Lillie Bell Willis
Mary Cowell
E. T. Harmon
High pointers to attend Flora Bella company show
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Gold Mr and Mrs Harry Raymond and Miss Bessie Hackney are among the many patrons heading to Greensboro tonight to see the Flora Bella company performance in the evening program.
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Greensboro
Flora Bella” Company
Thomas J. Gold
Harry Raymond
Bessie Hackney
Personal notices of moves on Louise Avenue
E N Allen moved into his newly purchased residence on Louise avenue. J W Pike bought a home on Louise avenue and moved his family in. W C Jones returned from a brief business trip to Raleigh.
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E. N. Allen
Louise Avenue
J. W. Pike
Tate Heads to Raleigh for Short Business Trip
A. E. Tate departed yesterday afternoon for Raleigh to attend to a brief business matter and return soon.
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A. E. Tate
Raleigh
Greensboro Visitors and Health Update
Claude Kiser of Greensboro was a business visitor this afternoon. C. E. Wagner returned to Greensboro after a few days away. Mrs. Wagner, ill with lagrippe, is reported to be somewhat better.
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Claude Kiser
Greensboro
C. E. Wagner
Geensboro
Mrs. Wagner
Lagrippe
Miss Etta Lawter Visits Miss Mae Barbee in Durham
Miss Etta Belle Lawter of Durham, a Salem college student, is visiting Miss Mae Barbee on Allred Street.
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Etta Belle Lawter
Durham
Salem College
Miss Mae Barbee
Allred Street
George Lowe Heads to Greensboro for Flora Bella
George Lowe travels to Greensboro this evening to attend the Flora Bella performance and support the event at the venue.
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George Lowe
Greensboro
Flora Bella
Aones Brothers to Reopen New York Bakery
The local bakery formerly closed when Benno de Elbe departed will reopen as the New York bakery. Jacob Rones, brother of jeweler D. Rones, will manage with seasoned bakers, aiming to open by tomorrow or Monday, or soon after, pending full readiness.
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Benno de Elbe
New York
Jacob Rones
D. Rones
Bones
Judge Frees Man Who Beat At Elizabeth Home
Police Judge Owen P. Mahon used firm action against Andrew B. Drake 42 of Belmar who attacked his home in a drunken rage. Drake claimed temporary insanity after unwise speculation losses and apologized in court offering to pay for damages to windows and doors.
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Elizabeth
Judge Mahon
Drake
Mahon
Ed Reulbach urges players to strike only on opening day
Ed Reulbach, secretary of the Baseball Players' Fraternity, says a strike is unnecessary and would be best delayed until opening day. He argues the three parties National Commission, National Association, and the fraternity should settle differences in a short meeting to save the game.
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New York
Ed Reulbach
The
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Reulbach
National Commission
Nakionagd Association
Caesar
Spain
Rome
People’s House Furnishing Co
Spero
High Point
People’s House
People’s Howe Furnishing Company
Oyster Supper Served Lawful Saturday at East End
Fat supper with oysters fried and stewed served Saturday afternoon and night by Philathea class of East End Sunday school at Grays' old meat market building on South Main street. Coffee and raw oysters mentioned.
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Auspices Philathea
East End
Grays’ Old
South Main Street
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