Society notes and guests visit nearby towns
Local society column reports multiple residents and visitors in the city on business or leisure. Names include Mrs T J Gold, Mrs Carter Dalton, Mrs J D Hardee, W A Scott, W M Hartwell, L Padgett, J W Hadley, Oscar High, T W Pass, Dr A D Baxter, Roy Reddie, Mrs L L Quate, J D Bater, H A Ball, B F Houston, W G Taylor, G R Carson, J A McMillan, Major L C Sinclair, and A Kirkman. The piece closes with a sports quip about Ruth.
Beautiful Kernersville wedding joins Kerner and King
Miss Maude Kerner wed Clay Vance King in Kernersville at the Moravian church. Clergy Rev J K Pfoh and Rev Mr Ogburn officiated with a musical program led by Miss Annie Greenfield and performances by local singers. The couple will reside in Kernersville where Ring Furniture is a family business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
Winston-Salem
Kernersville
Maude Kerner
Clay Vance King
J. K. Pfoh
Mr. Ogburn
Kernersylle
Annie Greenfield
Helen Shore
Genie Stafford
O. L. Jowner
Vance Fulp
Brde
Gaiselle Kerner
Killarney
Doris Allen
High Point
Edgar Allen
Ring
Atter
James Kerner
Ring Furniture Company
Young People’s WCTU Unit Sets Evening Meeting
The Young People’s branch of the W. C. T. U. will meet at 8 o’clock this evening at Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal church seeking full attendance. Miss Flora Jones of Greensboro visits in the city with Mrs. Elmer C. Shields. Joseph Grady Goldston, brother of Miss Lucile Goldston, has arrived overseas. Mrs. Richard Winstead of Mullin, D. C., visits her sister Mrs. Gilbert Clark in Oakwood court. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wrenn and Fletcher Welch depart this afternoon for a lengthy visit to White Sulphur Springs. Miss Vera Hinshaw goes to Durham to stay with grandmother Mrs. H. A. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Flora Jones
Greensboro
City
Elmer C. Shields
Lucile Goldston
Joseph Grady Goldston
Richard Winstead
Mullin, D. C
Mrs
Gilbert Clark
Oakwood Court
M. J. Wrenn
Fletcher Welch
White Sulphur Springs
Vera Hinshaw
Durham
H. A. Thomas
Merchants Discuss Finances and New Food Administration Rules
An enthusiastic Merchants association meeting approved changes recommended by the state group and planned a talk on financing a business. W. W. Idol presented membership forms for the United States Food Administration division, urging all local grocery and dry goods merchants to join and cooperate with the representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Merchants
North Carolina
Merchants’ Division
United States Food Administration
W. W. Idol
High Point
Idol
Food Administration
Sub Station to Post Office Opens on East Green Street
Postmaster J J Kariss announces a new sub station at Allen Drug Co on East Green street named Station Operatives from Stehli Silk mill and area residents gain quicker service The Parkway and White Oak street delivery extension decision awaits upcoming inspector visit Other unrelated notes include remarks on Benny Naim and past dealings by Hugo Bezdek and Dreyfuss with Brooklyn club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J Kariss
Allen Drug Company
East Green Street
Stehli Silk Mill
Delvery
Parkway
White Oak Street
Enthusiastic Endorsement Of Dreco Herb Medicine
Mrs. Sallie King of Winston-Salem says Dreco cured her long with stomach trouble rheumatism headaches and biliousness after using Creep. She states she gained five pounds and feels better, praising its effect on digestion and overall health. The ad notes Dreco is sold in drug stores including Ring Drug Co High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreco
Sallie King
East 11Th Street
Winston-Salem
Creep
High Point
Ring Drug Co
Court Busy As Judge Austin Decides 13 Cases
Municipal court proceedings Wednesday featured Judge Austin rendering rulings in 13 cases. Defendants included M. L. Robbins, Walter Poteat for unblocked horses, Chas. Coa for driving with no license plate, and G. C. Brown also charged with the same offense but held for payment of costs. Other verdicts covered speeding, vagrancy, and an assault case involving Ruth Ann Meredith. A notable trial involved Jerry Cates et al, charged with gamble, where officers burst in after hearing bets. all four were found guilty and fined, with one defendant released for being asleep. Bonds set at 25 dollars on appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
M. L. Robbins
Walter Poteat
Chas
Coa
G. C. Brown
Albert MeoCrke
Payne
Wille Clayburn
Wilie
Wille
Willie
Pres
Ruth Ann Meredith
Jerry Cates
Ed Willis
Julius Laftin
Fred Hartman
Fred
Anothr
Jerry
Julius
Lewis Holt
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Tt. J. Gold
Carter Dalton
J. D. Hardee
Ocean View
W. A. Scott
W. M. Hartwell
L. Padgett
Charlotte
J. W. Hadley
Ashboro
Oscar High
Whitnett
Cty
T. W. Pass
A. D. Baxter
Sanford
Roy Reddie
Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Bater
H. A. Ball
Hickory
B. F. Houston, of
Carlotte
W. G. Taylor
G. R. Carson
Asheville
J. A. McMillan
Major L C. Sinclair
A. Kirkman
Atlanta
Ruth
OSS Bea
Maer
Lady Ruth
Moffitt Furnishing Co
the Merchants’ Association
Allen Drug Store
Green Street
Bob Harmon
Benny Naim
Hugo Bezdek
Dreyfuss
Brooklyn
Bee Ee Aidi
Shart Drug CO
Monte Carlo
Eerybody