Marriage of Mamie Brown and Ray White Announced
Parents announce the March 1 marriage of Mamie Louise Brown and Ray A White, two city residents who had been close friends for months. The wedding was kept secret due to youth, with Brown’s father Warren Brown in charge at Farriss Printing. White now with Petrie and Company. they will live in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Louise Brown
Warren (. Brown
Ray A White
J. B. White
Farriss Printing Company
White
Petrie and Company
High Point
City Club Dance Honoring Local Ladies Reported
A lively dance at the Commercial club featured numerous local young men and visiting guests. Attendees included Miss Martine Kirkman, Miss Mary Spear, Miss Marsh of Lexington, Miss Ruth Balsom of New York, Miss Nellie Muse, Miss Odelle Peacock, Miss Katherine Harmon, Sgt Randall N. Mann, Private Andrew Lindsay, and others from Camp Jackson and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Martine Kirkman
Mary Spear
Marsh
Lexington
Margaret Kirkman
Robnson
Nellie Muse
Odelle Peacock
Ruth Balsom
New York
Dorothy Henley
Katherine Harmon
Elizabeth Harriss
Clara Steele
Mary Sherrod
Alta Pckett
Visitors at Commercial Club Dance Noted From Far Neighbors
Among out of town guests at last night’s Commercial club dance were Miss Marsh of Lexington Kentucky Miss Robinson and Miss Margaret Kirkman’s visitor Mr Good man and Mr Clinard of Winston Salem Sergeant Randal N Mann and Private Andrew Lindsey from Camp Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Miss Marsh
Lexington
Mss Robinson
Margaret Kirkman
Goodman
Clinard
Winston, Salem
Randal N. Mann
Andrew Lindsey
Camp .Jackson
Ladies AWL safety and Woman's Missionary meeting
The Ladies AWL safety and Woman's Missionary Society of the Wesley Memorial Church will hold a regular meeting in the ladies' parlor Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All members are asked to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery. Kirkman
Crabapple Township
Women's Missionary Society of the Wesley Memorial Church
Ladies’ Awl Sagety and Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Wesley Memorial Church
Woman's Missionary society to meet at church room
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will hold a 4 p.m. meeting in the Sunday school room on Monday with the Judson crele in charge of the program and full attendance urged. Parker R. Anderson returned to Wilmington Friday after a few days in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Leonard left for Camp Sevier Greenville S C this morning. Charlie Deviney has arrived safely overseas. Misses Tris Burrus and Lucile Sherrod are visiting Miss Burrus' grandparents in Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdell Lineberry
Helen Lineberry
North Wilkesboro
Lilly Mann
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Bapties Church
Judson Crele
Parker R. Anderson
Wilmington
City
Tris Burrus
Lucile Sherrod
Rockford
Miss Burrus
Local Social Notes Reveal Visitors and Illnesses
Greensboro residents host relatives and travel news as typhoid illness affects Little Annie Lee Grissom and Grandpa Grissom is said to be ill. Several locals return from trips to Wade Meeum Springs Newport News Redisville Danville Leaksville Chester Pa and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lee Grissom
F. Grissom
Red Cross Subscriptions Boosted By Renewals
The local Red Cross chapter reports 160 subscriptions this week with 100 renewals, but about 200 subscriptions remain unpaid from 200 individuals. Chairman Mrs. W. A. Copeland urged donors to call headquarters or a committee member to arrange payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
W. A Copeland
Passenger Station Needing Attention at Southern Railway
The passenger station of the Southern Railway here is badly worn and frayed with constant complaints. Employees strive to keep it clean, but conditions overwhelm their efforts as formal repair requests go unheeded by the company. The station's state deters visitors lacking stout health and nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railhway Company
Foley Kidney Pills Sales Pitch Ad
Advertisement from Mann Drug Co. touts Foley Kidney Pills as relief for kidney and bladder troubles including backache, sharp pains, rheumatism, swollen joints, sore muscles, puffiness under eyes, nervousness, fatigue, and sleep disturbances. Promotes user preference for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Co
Automobile Owners Warned Under New Ordinance
A 1918 notice warns automobile owners that the maf er and cut-out ordinance will be enforced to the letter and that the state dimmer law will also be enforced. Dated July 10, 1918 by E. N. McGEE.
West End Baracas Plan Service Flag Unfurling
The Baraca class of West End Baptist church Sunday school will lead the 9:30 a m exercises with the unfurling of a service flag bearing two stars for Baraca members serving in the armed forces. A special speaker will honor the 21 representatives in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Army
Navy
Baraca
West End Baptist Church
James W. Rose
Baracas
United States
Visiting Nurse Mrs Sprinkle Logs 343 June Visits
The June report shows Mrs. Sprinkle, visiting nurse, made 343 visits to 65 homes. Her extensive hours, often 10 to 12 per day, supported infants with illnesses and other patients. On some days she made as many as 30 calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprinkle
Revival Services Begin At South Main Street Church
Rev H H Robbins announced revival services starting tomorrow at the South Main Street Methodist Episcopal church. Rev W H Willis of Lexington will preach as services run for 10 days. The pastor and church members invite all locals to attend and hear a forceful expounder of the Scriptures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Willis
Lexington
South Main Street Methodist Church
South Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
H. H. Robbins
Willis
South Main Street Church
Nary a conviction in municipal court today
Municipal court saw two assault cases with no convictions. Emma Johnson faced charges for assault with a deadly weapon but the witness withdrew the warrant, paying costs to the court. Mrs. Nathaniel Harvell was charged with chastising a unruly child. neighbor and defendants testified no harm occurred, and the judge returned a not guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Johnson
Emma
Nathaniel Harvell
Kennedy
A Mother's Secret Exposes Espionage Tactics in WarTime Propaganda
The Rose theater opens Monday with A Mother's Secret a photoplay based on investigations showing German spies using educated women to obtain state secrets. It warns readers that households of American diplomatic corps may harbor informants and that such plots include murder to secure military plans. Ella Hall stars though still under age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the Alies
Rose Theater
Germany
Austria
Bluebird
Ella Hall
Wheat and sugar prices bite as war nerves harden resolve
Despite shortages of wheat and sugar, the piece notes no panic among Americans. It argues that continuing shortages strengthen resolve and resolve in the public. Consumers brace for higher costs while industry adapts.
Humane Society official links cruelty to animals with character
A High Point Humane Society official asserts cruelty to animals degrades character and endangers children. He argues kindness defines a good person, praises police and citizens for aiding the dumb friends of mankind, and cites Ela Wheeler Wilcox's verse on mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Humane Society
High Point Humane Society
Ela Wheeler Wilcox
Humane Society
Universal military training endorsed by American Medical Association
Delegates of the American Medical Association endorse universal military training, arguing youths need it for both war and peace. The convention drew 5,600 physicians from across the United States, representing 125,000 members, with near unanimous support for the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
United States
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Raligh
W. M. Tucker
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J. Kk. Marsh
J. O'Neal Craig
Eva Woodburn
Bad N. N.C
Miss Reynolds
Randall N. Mann
Camp Medical Supply Depot
Camp Jackson
Andrew Lindsay
W. T. Crawford
Trinity College
Jas. L. Brown
Concord
Schaub
Atlantic City
Elks
J. A. Kelly
Raleigh
T. W .Burton
F. O. Ogburn
Mildred Mair
Stuart, Va
S. A. Kanier
Blanche McCall
Mrs. Kanier
J. W. Kanier
West High Street
J. O. White
Gastonia
Aileen Kanier
Mrs. White
Carl Kanier
Chicago
Eva Stoner
Durham
Lillian Atbertson
Asheboro
W. T. Jerome
Chas
A. S’s Son
Greensboro
A. G. Odelle
James L. Dav's
Amos R. Wagner
J. L. Indion
Winston-Salem
Edwin Fields
Bambere, S. C
FP. HW. C. Fields
F. WY. Morrison
Asheville
Kathleen Brown
Charlotte
Missionary Meeting
J. G. Leonard
Camp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
Charlie Deviney
Tiends
Beavans
Beavons
the Ladies’ Store
Herati Coe
Dr. 8S. 8. Coe
This
A. M. Idol
Wade Meeum Springs
Charles Ragan
R. W. Morphis
We Hayworth
Newport News
L. C. Grissom
Grissom
George Ly Floyd
Chester
T. B. Austin
Mary Austin
Redisville
Danville
Leaksville
Miss Alley Rice
G. R. Rice
South Main Street
T. W. Rice
R. P. Estes
J. J. Chilton
E. N. McGee
Mark
SEN Concent
London Cigarettes
Central Powers
Jenner
Teaber Street
San Antonio
Tex
NEW Today
Frere
Allen
Edwin Clapp
Aili
Publ I
Eerybody
Moffitt
Furnishing Co
Tev
Lanentuaus
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