Royal Call and Local Figures in Wake of Questionable Weather
The excerpt lists several local residents with movement to and from Washington and Charlotte. W C Jones travels to Washington on business. Miss Celia London returns from Charlotte visits. Miss Edna Sechrest visits Washington to see her aunt Mrs H P Amos. Miss Sallie Bolling also heads to Washington to visit Mrs Amos. T F Wrenn and family enjoy a summer home in Marion NC. J P Rawley and F H Ford couples visit Greensboro. Rev G T Rowe leaves for Trinity College commencement in Durham. William B Murphy, son of the city manager, is seriously ill in Greensboro. P A Hayes of Greensboro visits for a few hours. Dr T Newlin of Guilford College spends the day in the city on college business. David Benes and son Abram head to New York. Miss Mabel Bacon of Newton visits Miss Mary York in the city. W C York attends UNC commencement as son Marvin debates tonight.
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Mabel Bacon
Newton
City
Mary York
Randolph-Macon College
Red Cross First Aid Class Meets Tomorrow
The Red Cross asks all current and prospective members to attend a first aid class tomorrow afternoon at 2 at Mrs. J Elwood Cox's residence. Dr F R Taleur will lead the session.
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Red Cross
Elwood Cox
The
F. R. Taleur
Visitors Return From Kinston Visit
Miss Maude Owen Odelle Peacock and Josephine Wood have returned home after visiting Miss Irma Tapp in Kinston They may take side trips to New Bern Morehead City and Seven Springs as they travel back.
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Maude Owen
Odelle Peacock
Josephine Wood
Irma Tapp
Kinston
New Bern
Morehead City
Seven Springs
One of Many at Rose theatre with Frances Nelson and Niles Welch
Frances Nelson heads a distinguished cast in One of Many a five act screen drama at the Rose theatre. Niles Welch plays opposite Miss Nelson in a role described as one of his most congenial. Welch a Hartford native and Yale-Columbia student has appeared in Emmy of Stork's Nest The Kiss of Hate and other Metro productions. Born 1888 he studied at St Pauls School and in France before screen work.
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Arthur James
Rose Theatre
Frances Nelson
Miss Nelson
William Christy Cabanne
Niles Welch
Mr. Welch
Metro
Hartford
Conn
St. Paul's School
Concord
Yale
Columbia
France
Vitagraph
Kalem
The
World
Pathe
Mary Fuller
Violet Mersereau
Kitty Gordon
Pearl White
Harold Templeton
Cled Madison to Star at Rose Theatre in Black Orchids
Rex Ingram presents Cled Madison in Black Orchids at the Rose theatre Thursday. The story follows a girl who toys with men and triggers a vengeful lover, recalls Madison’s acclaimed performance in The Chalice of Sorrow, another Rex Ingram Bluebird production.
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Cled Madison
Rex Ingram
Rose Theatre
Miss Madison
Resignation of Galicia Governor General Bobrzynski
Vienna reports Michael Bobrzynski has resigned as governor general of Galicia. Chevalier von Sydler is named minister of agriculture in the official announcement.
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Vienna
Michael Bobrzynski
Galicia
Chevalier von Sydler
Demorest Stock Company Presents Superior Stage Cast
Coming next week the Demorest Stock company debuts a refined production with a specially selected cast. Each performer is assigned a distinct role and will wear tailored costumes with stage merchantry and a high merit troupe. One thousand seats available at 10 cents.
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Demorest
Me Mery
Demorest Stock Company
Baptist mission board set for Richmond meeting Wednesday
The foreign mission board of the Southern Baptist convention will meet in Richmond on Wednesday to outline next year's work. The report notes the gathering's agenda and expected discussions.
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Richmond
Foreign Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention
Speakers urge a war prohibition
New York speakers at a forum in the Church of the Ex tension urged war prohibition as patriotic duty. Dr. De Lancey Carter presided for the American Medical association committee on alcoholism with notes on past and present views. John D. Quackenbos defended banning whisky during the war citing impure American drinks and links to disease and reduced efficiency.
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New York
Church of the Extension
American Medical Association
de Lancey Carter
Willard Parker
Carter
Dr. Carter
Ernest S. Bishop
Bellevue
John D. Quackenbos
Haven Emerson
G. H. Benson
The Lonesome Chap Parallels Real Life Tale
The Pallas Paramount company found that Minna Rochelle Williams story The Lonesome Chap mirrored a real love plot. A wealthy miner builds a stone palace for his wedding and the bride deserts him for another after meeting on a train in a Sierra town.
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Pallas Paramount Company
Minna Rochelle Williams
Pallas Company
Sierra Mountains
Aretaker
House Peters
San Francisco
West
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Jooj
Ruth
W. C. Jones
Washington
Celia London
Charlotte
Edna Sechrest
H. P. Amos
T. F. Wrenn
Marion, N. C
J. P. Rawley
F. H. Ford
Greensboro
Gilbert T. Rowe
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Durham
Trinity College
William Bailey Murphy
Thomas J. Murphy
High Point
P. A. Hayes
Thomas Newlin
Guilford College
David Benes
Abram
New York City
W. C. York
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Marvin
Outline Baptist Work
Nelson
Victory
Maine
A. G Wells
Rocky Mount
N. C
Mann Drug Co
Home Banking Gomp’y
Vaudeville
Ane
Mr. C
Mother
E.C
Rite Clark
Famous Players Paramount
Broadway
Valentine
Simon
Dar
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