Memorial Window for First Baptist Church in Winston-Salem
The First Baptist Church to receive a memorial art glass window funded by W.4 Armfield and family for Mrs Jennie Britt Armfield. Standard Mirror Co of the city will install the south wall window designed by T A Cubit featuring lilies a cross a crown an open Bible and a lamp with Old English inscription. Completion expected in six to eight weeks.
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W. 4. Armfield
Jennie Britt Armfield
Standard Mirror Company
First Baptist Church
T. A. Cubit
Haster
Guilford College Alumni Hold 1915 Meeting and Gift Unveiling
Alumni of Guilford College gather in Founders Hall as the class of 1909 presents a brick gateway to the campus. President L. L. Hobbs presides as H. A. White departs the role and Walter Blair becomes the new president. The meeting endorses publicity efforts, loan and campus funds, with honorary members named and a reception following.
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Richard Hobbs
Gilford College
Hobbs
Guilford College Alumni Association
Founders’ Hall
H. A. White
Clara I. Cox
Ralph Parker
Lewis Hobbs
Guilford College
Gurney Briges
Julia White
High Point
Margaret Davis
Guilford
Walter Blair
Greensboro
Anna Davis
L. L. Hobbs
Nunn
Clara Cox
Mendenhall
Oscar Woolsley
Punch
Chaics Stand on Woman Suffrage and Judge Clark Opinion
Raleigh readers see Chief Justice Clark's full opinion on suffrage prompting debate among suffragists. The piece contrasts Clark with Judge Allen and sketches Governor Craig's慎 remarks and stance that women’s vote should be voluntary and not compelled. It notes suffrage sentiment at Greensboro and the governor’s guarded synopsis to newspapers.
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Raleigh
Clark
Judge Allen
Supreme Court
Allen
North Carolina
Craig
Norral
Greensboro
Panama
United States
Woman’s tonic Cardui praised by North Carolina patient
Mrs. Sarah M. Chapell of Mt Airy recounts relief from two years of womanly and stomach troubles after six bottles of Cardui. She says it improved her health and that friends noticed her transformation. The ad invites other women to try Cardui and provides mail instructions for the Chattanooga Medicine Co. site.
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Mt. Airy
N. C
Sarah M. Chapell
Cardui
Lady Reader
Lisa
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Boy Scouts in Need After Provisions Run Out
A message from Boy Scouts camping at Shepherds Mountain reports they have eaten all provisions carried for two weeks after five days away. They request more supplies. A ten room house with ample straw is provided for beds, but meals and recreation are their main concern.
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Shepherd’s Mountain
Shot man Frank Barnes in High Point hospital
Frank Barnes, shot yesterday morning by Carter James, lies at High Point hospital. Doctors say he is doing fairly well and will likely recover if no infection occurs, though the bullet remains near the brain base. Cause of the shooting undisclosed. sensational trial developments expected.
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Franklin Lampman
Greensboro
Edgar Whitener
Clara Cox
Effie Cox
Penelope
Lucy Cobb
H. A. White
L. W. McFarland
Guilford College
Oma Gray
Luna Cox
James Hardee
Madison, Fla
Frank Barnes
Carter James
High Point Hospital
Walter White remains ill at home in Johnson Street
Walter White, ill for several days at his Johnson Street home, remains without critical condition though health shows no improvement.
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Walter White
Johnson Street
Garden party postponed by Woman's Club awaiting better weather
The Woman's Club postponed the garden party planned for Thursday. A new date will be announced once favorable weather allows.
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Woman’s Club
Bottle cover clamp doubles as carry handle
A versatile clamp attaches to a milk bottle cap to secure the cover and also functions as a convenient handle for carrying the bottle.
London Journal condemns interning naturalized British subjects
The London Law Journal argues it would be politically wrong and morally unjust to intern naturalized British subjects or discriminate between them and native citizens. It warns that such discrimination is a harmful policy disease that weakens the nation by feeding on itself.
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London
London Law Journal
Descendant of Confucius Joins Peking YMCA Service
A Confucius descendant in Peking becomes an active YMCA member and has joined its Chinese outreach. A Cornel graduate bearing the Chinese surname Hung has adopted the English name Chauncey. In China keeping a 2000 year family record is normal and boasting ancestry is poor form.
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Peking
June
Confucius
Young Men’s Christian Association
China
Earth
Cornel
Hung
Chauncey
Courage and heroism mark the Lusitania sinking tragedy
The Smithfield Herald notes acts of bravery aboard the Lusitania with no cowards among those who faced death. It cites that strong men shared life belts and women faced death bravely, while many heroic deeds remain unknown as witnesses died with the ship. Separately, American cotton mills now use more than 5,000,000 bales annually versus 4,000,000 bales 45 years ago.
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Lusitania
Smithfield
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad for Colds
An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound notes it soothes inflamed membranes stops throat tickling and clears wheezy breathing. It claims no opiates and suitability for children, used for colds coughs croup and bronchial affections with Mann Drug Company as the provider.
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Foley
Mann Drug Company
Adv
Grounded Melbourne telephone lines completed
After five years of work all the telephone lines in Melbourne have been put under ground. A wireless station open to the public has been opened in Tierra del Fuego.
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Melbourne
Tierra del Fuego
Foley’s Dead and Bete Compound Cough Remedy Ad
Danger to Children serious illness often results from lingering coughs and colds The hacking and coughing and disturbed sleep racks a child’s body and poisons weaken the system Foley’s Dead and Bet Compound has eased coughs cold and croup for three generations Mann Drug Company advertises this remedy claiming quick action for use with children.
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Foley
Dea
Bet
Tetter
Mann Drug Company
Estate of Mary L. Witcher Administrator Named
The notice announces CLINARD Mary L. Witcher named administrator of the estate with a deadline indicated for recovery of assets. The filing date is May 10, 1915, with payment and administration actions to follow.
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Mary L. Witcher
Clinard
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