Language Lessons Among Personal News From Asheboro to Greensboro
A humorous verse is followed by a long list of social and personal items from Asheboro and nearby towns. Notes mention visits by Miss Mary Moffitt and Miss Lucile Pickens, trips to Atlantic City, Charlottesville, Greensboro, and Winston, and various local guests and travels.
Asheville wedding bells mark a long motor trip
A house party returning from a journey around the western part of the state attended a wedding at the bride's parents home Miss Mamie Young wed Troy Campbell at 9 PM Saturday Rev J M Hilliard officiating The Youngs will live in the city Archbells have moved to the former Goley home on Lindsay street Miss Helen Brockett returns from visits in Washington and Virginia dancing classes resume The Wesley Memorial church Mission Study class meets Tuesday at 3 30 in the ladies parlor.
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Asheville
Mary Wilson
Iris Holt
Burlington
Elmer Gwyn
Mount Airy
Ernest Wall
Bob Amos
W. F. Clayton
Richard R. Saunders
Reidsville
Gastonia
R. L. Young
Mamie Young
Troy Campbell
J. M. Hilliard
Archbell
Elizabeth City
City
W. R. Goley
Lindsay Street
Helen Brockett
Washington
Virginia
Wesley Memorial Church
C E S Meeting Notice and Local Personal Updates
The CED So wil hold it a meeting tonight at 0 o'clock. Miss Susie Greene of Thomasville visits Mrs. W B Dyis on South Main. Mr and Mrs W G Shipman and family motored to Greensboro yesterday, visiting Mr and Mrs F E Hariee on Summit. Pe Ward, Eshelman were weekend city visitors. Miss Juanita Moffitt left today for
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CED
Susie Greene
Thomasville
W. B. Dyis
South Main Street
W. G. Shipman
Greensboro
F. FE. Hariee
Summit Ave
Pe Ward
Eshelman
Juanita Moffitt
Greensboro citizens raise over 1600 for floods relief
In a half hour mass meeting at the municipal theater Greensboro residents contributed 1692.10 in cash and pledges for flood victims in western North Carolina. A. L. Brooks presided and J. C. Forester was named treasurer as cards and donations flowed from the two thirds full audience.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Daily News
Board of Public Welfare
A. L. Brooks
Chamber of Commeres
J. C. Forester
Forester
Odell Hardware Company
Welborn Convicted on One of Two Drunk Charges
William Welborn, a white man, pled guilty in municipal court to two drunkenness charges, one tied to Saturday and one to Sunday. Judge Peacock reduced one plea and dropped the Saturday charge after noting officers did not arrest him Saturday. Welborn admitted intoxication both times and was assessed court costs.
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William Welborn
Talk of Quitting Belgium in Posters from Ghent
Amsterdam via Longop July 24 posters in Ghent barracks claim talks between United States and Germany over Belgium evacuation. Posters say Germany will withdraw after paying indemnity of 40,000,990,000 marks about 10.9 billion dollars. Echo Belge mocks the proposal as a mere fleabite.
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Belgium
Amsterdam
Longop
Ghent
United States
Germany
Fehe Belge
Holland
Echo Belge
Summer Troubles and Hay Fever Relief Sold Here
Foley's Honey and Tar offers relief for hay fever and asthma symptoms by easing inflammation clearing passages and soothing coughs. A wholesome family remedy, it lasts a long time according to Ly Mana Drug Co.
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Foley
Fur Sale Ly Mana Drag Co
Brewer Spoke Here as Layman at Two Baptist Services
Dr. Charles E. Brewer former Meredith College dean and Wake Forest professor spoke at First and Greene Street Baptist churches. He framed Moses life lessons around capacity training and God’s guiding hand, presenting biblical truths in plain, forceful prose to attentive audiences.
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Charles E. Brewer
Meredith College
Wake Forest College
Probal
Wake Forest
First Baptist Church
Greene Street Baptist Church
Brewer
A.E. Tate
Archibald Johnson
Meredith
N. Y. Gulley
Moses
Christ
Hand of God
Joe Patchen Returns in $5,000 Chamber of Commerce Stake
Detroit news reports veteran pacer Joe Patchen of Detroit may attempt a comeback in the $5,000 Chamber of Commerce Stake opening race of the Detroit Grand Circuit meeting. He faces fast rivals including Billy Dale, the winter favorite for the 2.06 class and a top Ohio track star last season.
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Detroit
Mich
Joe Paten
Prince of Pacers
Hall of Racing Fame
Chamber of Commerce
King George Praises Grand Fleet After Victory
The World reports King George congratulated the Grand Fleet for driving the enemy back to his harbors with very severe losses and said it could not do more. The king’s remarks appeared as a reaction to wartime events ahead of official accounts.
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George
Norul
New York World
Mrs Margaret Gooch Wins Notable Victory
Lexington July 24 Capt S E Williams attorney for Mrs Margaret Gooch returns from Richmond with word she won a notable victory to set aside her marriage contract with Wayne H Gooch. The judge’s ruling grants Mrs Gooch dower and may place her as administrator of estates in a related Virginia suit. Fraud was alleged and upheld by Judge Pritchard. A compromise was anticipated before the next hearing.
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Lexington
S. E. Williams
Margaret Gooch
Mornig
Richmond
Wayne H. Gooch
Jeter C. Pritchard
Pritchard
General Herrera to Succeed Trevino in Carranza Forces
Gen Jacinto Trevino was ordered to Mexico City and Gen Luis Herrera, commander of the Chihuahua garrison, will succeed him temporarily. Dispatches gave no reason for the transfer, surprising Army officers who note Trevino's campaign against bandits and Villa. Officials expect Herrera to continue the broad campaign with full resources.
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Washington
Jacinto Trevlino
Carranza
Orces
Mexico
Mexico City
Luis Herrera
Chiuahua
War Department
Bell
Trevino
Chihuahua
Villa
Herrera
Sailor Tells About Beans on the Doro at Cleveland
Pat Finnegan, naval training ship Doro's cook here, claims baked beans as Boston’s forte. He has baked beans for twenty years and served 17 years on a U S battleship. He describes a bean recipe including soak, boil, pork, and a slow oven with sea air and onion for flavor.
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Teveland
Boston
Pat Finnegan
Doro
U. S
Fifteen Dollars to Ferry Body Across the Catawba
Newton reports anger as DeWitt Love of Wilmington pays 15 for passage of his mother Mrs Mary Orm Love across the Catawba at Mount Holly. The funeral party also pays 3 more, totaling 18, amid calls for public protection from Gaston and Mecklenburg officials.
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Catawba
Mount Holly
Mains
Mary Orm Love
Love
Carrie Conley
Gaston and
Mecklenburg
Trains Crash In Texas Wounds Eight Soldiers
Eight men were slightly injured when a homeseekers’ special train collided with a troop train at Bay City on the St. Louis Brownsville and Mexico railroad. Four injured men belong to the second battalion of the First Minnesota artillery en route to Brownsville. The accident marks the first time national guardsmen were hurt this year as about 100000 state troops are stationed at border posts. The Minnesota train reportedly stopped for water before the collision.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bay City
St. Louis, Brownsville
Mexico
Funston
First
Minnesota Artillery
Brownsville
Quartermaster’s Department
Minnesota
Slavonic Benevolent Group Holds Texas Convention
The Slavoniska Podporujki Jednota Statu Texas gathered in Gialvestom to conduct its annual convention. The meeting focused on organizational matters and community benevolence within the Slavonic community.
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Gialvestom
Tex
Slavoniska Podporujki Jednota Statu Texas
Slavonic Benevolent Organization
Mother of 24 seeks exemption for only son in Bradford
A Bradford mother of 24 children appeals for military exemption for her last son to aid in supporting herself and her elderly husband. Postponement granted until August 1.
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Bradford
Eng
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