May Monthly Red Cross report from High Point chapter highlights busy activities
The High Point Red Cross chapter reports a busy May with strong workroom output and extensive purchases. Knitwear and garments were produced and shipped, funds and memberships increased, and the treasurer notes a balance of 123.47 with various expenditures and donations recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
High Point
American Red Cross
Archdale
Aga
A. KC
Atlanta
A. Kr.c
Express
Special Music at First Reformed Church Services
Miss Genevieve Dillenbeck of Philadelphia will sing at both morning and evening services tomorrow. She performs The Holy City in the morning and I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say and Only Jesus in the evening, accompanied by Band Corporal Wm. T. Timmings of Camp Meade, a former Philadelphia pianist and organist. Public invited to attend.
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First Reformed Church
Genevieve Dillenbeck
Philadelphia
Holy City
Jesus
Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Wineskie Home
The P. H. Dalton Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock with Mrs Frank Wineskie at her home on North Main street.
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P. H. Dalton Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Wineskie
North Main Street
Y W A Meeting At Mrs Barnes Home
The Y W A of the First Baptist church will meet Monday at 4 o clock with Mrs Hi G Barnes at her North Main street home. A full attendance is desired.
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The
First Baptist Church
Hi. G. Barnes
North Main Street
Womans Missionary Society Meets Monday at First Baptist
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at 4 o’clock in the Sunday school room. Full attendance is requested and nonmembers may join.
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Womans Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Saunders Accepts Post at Southern Railway Ticket Office
H. P. D. Saunders has accepted a position in the ticket office of the Southern Railway company at Greensboro and will leave the local station soon to enter upon his new duties.
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H. PD. Saunders
Southern Railway Company
Greensboro
Government to register German women aliens nationwide
United States marshals postmasters and police chiefs will register German alien women from June 17 to 26 or 26 across the country, recording fingerprints and photographs, issuing identity cards, and warning that noncompliance may lead to internment, imprisonment, or deportation. The rules cover married American citizens, naturalized spouses, and outlying territories with designated registration sites and strict affidavit requirements.
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United States
Prayson
Alsace-Lorraine
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Washington
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Mrs. Wineskie
Mrs. Barnes
Franklyn Farnum
France
National Archives
McGhee
Gregory
Hawaii
Polo McGhee
Viola Foust
Reidsville
George Stansbury
John D. Lockwell
J. R. Thomas
J1. R. Bush
Guy Thomas
T. P. Messick
Yank” Shiel
Mabel Davis
Laurinburg
A. J. Donohue
East Green Street
C. H. Baker
Lillie Waye Baker
J. M
L. Harvey Daye
Birmingham, Ala
A. Vi. Frazier
Johnson Street
W. H. Hayworth
Leaksville
Robert King
Lessie Rogers
Deerhorn
Edgar Whitaker
Vick’s
Varonia
Teddy
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Vade Mecum Springs
Lea Payne
C. D. Smith
FIN
Georgette
DOPAC
FIAT
Aey Ff
Aera
Call
Arctic Tee
Coal Company
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