Wedding of Interest: Miss Madeline Trotter and Julius Horney
The Commerce Observer reports the wedding of Miss Madeline Trotter and Julius Teague Horney at First Baptist church in Commerce. The couple, both locally known, will reside in Canton North Carolina after a three-week Virginia coast honeymoon. A diverse guest list from Franklin Lexington Athens Lavonia and other towns attended, with gifts including a $100 check from a sister.
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Commerce Observer
Commerce
High Point
Madeline Trotter
Julius Teague Horney
First Baptist Church
J. M Lynch
First Baptist Church of
Athens
Maurine Anderson
Claire Anderson
Geraldine Hood
Lilian Pittman
Cythia Stevens
Lexington
Eugene Ward
Asheville
N. C
Smilax
Adair
John Trotter
Franklin
Neo C
Ocean View
Virginia
Canton
Johnn Barnett Hardman
Shorter College
North Carolina
Horney
John B. Hardman
Horace Harrison
Richard Hudson
Franklin, Nsc
Carl Stevens
Cynthia Stevens
Serena Crawford
Cody Harris
Robert Knox
Ruby
Henrietta Cunningham
W. T. Cunningham
Georgia Stevens
W. A. Adlington
J. G. Siler
Lavonia
Madeline
Emmeline Deadwater
R. M. Powers
Williamsburg, Ky
I Cruse
Statesville, N. S
F.C. Ward
Child Conservation League to Meet Tomorrow at 3:30 PM
The Child Conservation league will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs W S Norman on North Main street Attendance of every member is urged A program includes papers by Mrs J J Farriss Mrs J W Harriss and Mrs F R Taylor a piano solo by Mrs Julius C Smith and a round table discussion led by Mrs W C Jones on removing donts in favor of come do
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Child Conservation League
W. S. Norman
North Main Street
J. J. Farriss
J. W. Harriss
F. R. Taylor
Julius C. Smith
W. C. Jones
Greer and Horney Wed in High Point Ceremony
Miss Lydie Greer married Henry Horney in a morning ceremony at 9 oclock at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Sylvester Newlin 225 White Oak street. The couple, well known locally, will reside in High Point with both families well represented among friends and relatives.
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Sylvester Newlim
White Oak Street
Lydie Greer
Henry ©. Horney
Mr. Newlin
A. N. Greer
Mr. Horney
W. L. Horney
High Point
Greensboro Military Dance Attendees Listed by Guilford Grays
Attendees at the Guilford Grays military dance and cabaret in Greensboro Friday night include Miss Virginia Henley Miss Dorothy Henley Miss Kathleen Harmon Miss Nellie Muse Miss Valette Jones and Mr and Mrs C C Prince Tom Dupree and Everett among others.
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Greensboro
Guilford Grays
Virginia Henley
Dorothy Henley
Kathleen Harmon
Nellie Muse
Valette Jones
C. C. Prince
Tom Dupree
Everett
Platt nuptials noted in Asheville item
In Asheville in November a couple from Statesville is identified as Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Platt. The brief clipping highlights a marriage or social notice referencing the Platts' connection to Statesville and Asheville.
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Asheville
J. O. Platt
Statesville, Noo
Red Cross Women Plan Immediate Hospital Wardrobe Drive
A meeting of local Red Cross women decided to start making supplies at once focusing on hospital bed jackets. The chapter aims to contribute 125 dozen. Ladies willing to sew should volunteer and call 724 between 9 am and 6 pm, giving preferred day or hour. Volunteers are badly needed.
Camp Lingerlonger Hosts Oda Kota Girls Camp Party
A week at Camp Lingerlonger near Shepard Mountain hosted Oda Kota camp fire girls. Attendees included Stella Anderson Norma Dutton Marguerite Johnson Bessie Tesh Lillian Hicks Olive Weedon Faye Womble Ruby Hicks and Montrose Ballard with guardian Miss Polly Heitman. Two Boy Scouts Lawton Dutton and Ecesa Everhart joined the party.
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Oda Kota
Lingerlonger
Shepard Mountain
Stella Anderson
Norma Dutton
Marguerite Johnson
Bessie Tesh
Lillian Hicks
Olive Weedon
Faye Womble
Ruby Hicks
Montrose Ballard
Polly Heitman
Lawton Dutton
Ecesa Everhart
Miss Mary Lohr Weds Carl Robbins at Welch Memorial Church
Miss Mary Adeline Lohr the daughter of Ss E Lohr of Park Street married Carl Lyndon Robbins Saturday evening at 8 o clock in Welch Memorial Methodist church parsonage. Rev A D Shelton presided. Only a few friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony. The couple will reside in this city.
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Mary Adeline Lohr
Ss. E. Lohr
Park Street
Carl Lyndon Robbins
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
A. D. Shelton
Return to City After Charlottesville Visit
Mrs. W. T. Saunders returns Saturday from Charlottesville Virginia where she visited her sister Miss Lira Cox and Miss Clarice Newlin who are attending summer school at the University of Virginia. She attended special lectures during the trip.
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W. T. Saunders
Charlottesville
Lira “Cox
Clarice Newlin
University of Virginia
First Aid to Injured Class Meets at Red Cross HQ
The Red Cross chapter will hold its First Aid to Injured class at headquarters tomorrow at 10 o’clock. Members are urged to attend.
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Focal Red Cross Chapter
Red Cross
Personal visitors and social notes from Winston-Salem
Mrs Bowman Gray and others from Winston-Salem were visitors to the city for a few hours this morning. Several families and individuals including Caudle and Stout spent time in the area with relatives and attending local activities.
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H. Montague
Winston-Salem
Will Childs
That City
R. C. Childs
Mrs. Wilson Signs U S Food Administration Pledge
Mrs Woodrow Wilson became the first woman in the United States to sign the food administration pledge at the White House. The pledge commits to food conservation and following administration directions within the household. She did not answer questions about employing a cook or the breadwinners occupation.
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Washington
United States
Food Administration
Woodrow Wilson
White House
United States Food Administration
Five Minute Talks by National Leaders
An essay argues alliance with Great Britain supports liberties and national interests, noting shared democratic values and mutual peace and prosperity. It suggests cooperation with Russia, China, France, and Italy to counter Prussian militarism, while mentioning John McGraw and President Tener's salaries as contrasts.
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Great Britain
America
Europe
Far East
British Empire
United States
Russia
China
France
Italy
John McGraw
Tener
John
Judson J Clark Buried at Graham on Thursday
Funeral for Judson J Clark of Graham was held Thursday at 2 PM from his Washington Street home. The 10 year merchant and Friends church member left a wife and three children and is survived by sister Minnie Coleman of Burlington and brothers J Newtom Clark of Swepsonville and Eric Clark of Goldsboro.
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Judson J. Clark
Graham
Washington Street
Clark
The
Friends’ Church
Minnie Coleman
Burlington
J. Newtom Clark
Swepsonsville
Eric Clark
Goldsboro
White Sox travel attire sparks Rowlands’ rally
In a tense game the Rowlands gain momentum after a brief flash from the visiting Browns like uniforms. The stylish brownish gray and black striped kit seems to unsettle the opponent and shift the momentum.
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White Sox
Rowlands
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