Quiet home wedding unites Maude Owen and H KE Ellett
A small society wedding last night at 510 West Broad Street joined Miss Maude Owen and H KE Ellett, sergeant major in the US Army, now stationed at Fortress Monroe Virginia. The ceremony featured a candlelit altar, fern and ivy decor, and a ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe. Guests included out-of-town relatives and Greensboro sisters, with a bridal journey planned to eastern points before settling at Fortress Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Owen
H. KE. Ellett
Greensboro
Fortress Monroe
J. W. Harriss
Ivy
Queen Anne
Grace Kephart
Carl Bohn
John R. Peacock
Thelma Wineskie
Killarney
Miss Eloise Ingram
Ellette
United States Army
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gilbert T. Rowe
Ellett
Mr. Ellett
Winston-Salem
F. M. Ellett
Todd
Tracey K. Stockard
Stockton
J. A. Morris
Nell Morris
Oliver Litaker
Thomasville
Unusually Large Weekend Guest List at Vade Mecum Springs
An influx of visitors filled the Vade Mecum hotel for a weekend with guests from many towns in the region. Among those noted are Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis and a long list of local residents and travelers, indicating a record turnout for the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vade Mecum Springs
Vade Mecum
L. Davis
Sam Davis
Miss Yarborough
Miss Davis
Guy E. Wells
L. C. Petree
A. M. Idol
Vera Idol
Dalton
C. D. Smith
J. Wesley Smith
High Point
J. Gilmer Koerner
H. EB. Shore
Kernersville
T. A. Apple
Tabbie White
Mildred Watkins
W. H. Watkins
B. Whaling
Clara Simmons
Lillian Nickies
Wedding Guests From Many Cities Attend Owen Ellett Nuptials
A large turnout from Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point and beyond gathered for the Owen Ellett wedding at the bride’s parents home last night. Attendees included Miss Maude Owen and H B Ellett son of C C Cardwell Miss Louise Cardwell Miss Lucile Cardwell and many others from Greensboro Thomasville Madison Redisville and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Bahnson
Fred Bahnson
Anna M. Rights
Alice Brown
Ellen Sheppard
H. M. Vogier
W. N. Poindexter
Thos. Barber
Ss. Wilson Gray
C. B. Strickland
Lois Strickland
Ada Snow
Weston-Salem
Leather
W. B. Pollard
G. C. McCain
Y. W. Crawford, Jr
Winston-Salem
Ss. R. van Horn
Chicago
Casfie King
Kingsbury
S. C
KF. M. Ellett
Greensboro
Miss Maude Owen
H. B. Ellett
Local Residents Return and Visiting Figures in City Footnotes
Sechrest returns home after months away. George H. Coggins from Lexington visits sister Mrs. Joline A. Holmes on Lindsay street. J Shelley Burton arrived overseas. D B McCrary of Ashboro travels to attend a family bedside at High Point hospital. W T Spencer of Greensboro visits on business. D Y Cooper and 8 C Vann of Henderson pass through en route to Charlotte for the Textile Manufacturers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Coggins
Lexington
Joline A. Holmes
Lindsay Street
D. B. McCrary
Ashboro
High Point Hospital
D. Y. Cooper
8. C. Vann
Henderson
City
Charlotte
Textile Manufacturers’ Convention
Unusual Interest in Michigan Primary Races
Detroit July 9 Developments unseen in Michigan politics bring unusual interest to the state primary. The August 27 poll focuses on the senatorial race with Henry Ford backed by the Democratic conference who invite Republican unity. Ford’s acceptance offer remains conditional, and Republican candidates Osborn Warner and Newberry plan vigorous campaigns as splits risk the party. Sleeper seeks renomination for governor. Bailey runs in the Democratic gubernatorial race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Democratic State Conference
Michigan
Chase S. Osborn
Fred M. Warner
Ford
Democrat’c
Truman H. Newberry
Roosevelt
Newberry
Mrs Sanger Ousted From Birth Control League
In New York Mrs Margaret Sanger is no longer connected with the Birth Control league after she asked the district attorney to probe the organization. The league dismissed her and promoted Dr Frederick A Blossom to a vice presidency amid the controversy surrounding its treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Sanger
Birth Control League
Frederick A. Blossom
Blossom
Mail Carriers Decline to Seek Pay Rise During War
At Columbia South Carolina Rural Free Delivery carriers convention resolutions were adopted declining to ask Congress for higher salaries under current conditions. Resolutions honoring Senator Tillman, deceased, were also approved. A note lists Cyclone Higgins D D at the Rose Theatre tomorrow.
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Columbia
8. C
Congress
South Carolina
Tillman
Time to give Italy due credit for part in war
Philadelphia July 9 former ambassador to Italy and federal fuel administrator for Pennsylvania William Potter says it is time to give the Italian nation credit for the part she played in the war. He notes Italy's entry helped France and Britain and kept the Axis from a stronger front, urging Americans to display the Italian flag with Old Glory and other banners.
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Philadelphia
William Potter
Ialy
Pennsylvania
Mr. Potter
Italy
France
America
Belgium
Mormons in Saxony Seek Religious Peace
Mormon representatives in Saxony petition the chamber for freedom to conduct observances with the same privileges as other faiths. The Saxon public worship minister will review the request, while the church organ denounces recognition of Mormonism by German authorities and warns of American forces influencing peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Saxony
Mormon Church
Saxony Chamber
Neues Sacchsisches Kirkchenblaty
America
Suburb Raises Shoals. Hammersmith to form co operative piggery
London reports Hammersmith, a suburb, plans a cooperative piggery under the food control committee. The scheme would issue 1,000 shares at ten shillings each, with each share entitling the holder to pork and bacon value or profits from investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hammersmith
Hammersmith Food Control Committee
Soldier’s Cough is Cured by Foley’s Honey and Tar
Private Harold Hamel of the 66th regiment at Ft. Adams reports a three month cough relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He says the remedy greatly helped and plans to keep it on hand for hay fever asthma and bronchial coughs. Mann Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hamel
66Th Regiment
Ft. Adams
R. T
Foley
Mann Drug Co
Notice to Water and Light Consumers in High Point
City of High Point warns all water and light customers to pay bills immediately and no later than July 10 to avoid disconnection. T. J. Murphy City Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
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Miss Maud Owen
H. E. Ellett
And
A. J. Owen
West Broad Street
Julius Smith
Mary Harmon
Odelle Peacock
Ruth Welborn
Margie Kirkman
Adele Wineskie
Elizabeth Harriss
Miss Stockton
Mrs. Todd
Tracy Stockard
Owen-Ellett
Delk Smith
Charleston
Naval Training School
Haywood
Mr. Bagley
J. F E. Miles
Lucile Pickens
Fred Barbee
Randall B. Terry
Ruth Mendenhall
Greenshore
H, CC. Sechrest
J. Shelley Burton
W. T. Spencer
Detroit
Democrats
Albert E. Sleeper
John W. Bailey
Battle Creek
Sanger
Cyclone Higgins
D. D
Rose Theatre
Service
City Transfer Co
Moffitt
Allen
Ular
T. J. Murphy
Miss Thomas’ Commercial College
Wachovia Bank Building
High Point, N. C
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