Y P B Meeting at Wesley Memorial Church
The Y P B met at Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday evening with hymn singing, a Psalm 67 reading by Miss Inez Nance, and prayers by Rev. W A Barber. Dr George R Brown spoke on harms of cigarettes and liquor, sharing prohibition experiences. Mrs Maria Harville and Miss Willey sang.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Inez Nance
W. A. Barber
Maria Harville
Marie Willey
Whispering Hope
George R. Browns
First Methodist Protestant Church
Ethel Beatt
Barker
Sesson
George KR. Brown
Tescue
Union prayer service shifts child welfare meeting to Wesley Memorial
The meeting to organize the child welfare department will be held Tuesday at 3 PM at Wesley Memorial church instead of 1 PM at Friends' church as previously announced.
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Child Welfare Department
Wesley Memorial Church
Friends’ Church
Inspirational meeting by Wesley Memorial church ladies
The Young Women's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church will hold an inspirational meeting on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the ladies' parlor.
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Young Women’s Missionary Society of
Wesley Memorial Church
Food Conservation Committee Meeting At Wesley Memorial Church
The Food Conservation committee of the Young Women's Missionary Society of Westey Memorial Church meets in the church at 8 p.m. Sunday. Elmer Shields returned to the city today. Mrs. Shields visited Greensboro and will relocate here Monday. They were married at Sanford last Tuesday.
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The
Young Woman's Missionary Society of
Elmer
Shields
Local residents receive visits and notices in High Point
Miss Gladys Jackson returns to Salisbury after a week with Mrs. Arnold Hints. Sergt Archie Ingram sails home overseas per his mother. Allen Mitchell backs to Fort McPherson after ten days with relatives. The Motsingers of Newport and Pittsfield visit A. T. Motsinger on Howell street due to their father’s illness. Ethel Motsinger of New York visits Mrs. T. A. Jones in High Point. W. J. Montsinger ill at the High Point hospital, with family by his side including residents from Newport and Pittsfield. Mrs. A. B. Frazier returns from Neidsville after attending the mission.
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Gladys Jackson
Arnold B. Hints
Salisbury
B. W . Motsinger
Newport, Term
W. M. Motsinger
Pitsfield
Mass
A. T. Motsinger
Howell Street
Ethel Motsinger
New York
T. A. Jones
W._ J. Montsinger
High Point Hospital
W. W. Montsinger
Newport, Tenn
Ethel Montsinger
M. Montsinger
Pittsfield
Local Church Delegates Visit Greensboroa Weekend
Mrs. Lo W. Harlman and son Charles represent Wesley Memorial church as delegates at a missionary conference. They are weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs C. Bo Hoffman in Greensboro. Mr. Harliman joins Sunday visit. Arno'd B. Hult plans a business trip to Charlotte and Columbia this evening.
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Lo W. Harlman
Charles
Arno'd B. Hult
Charlotte
Columbia
Red Cross Benefited by High Point Minstrel Show
A well received minstrel event at the auditorium last evening staged by the Merry Minstrel Maids under the Tar Heel chapter and Children of the Confederacy with help from Winston-Salem talent. The audience laughed with strong performances and the proceeds surpass expectations, benefiting the High Point chapter of the American Red Cross.
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Tar Heel
Children of the Confederacy
High Point
Winston-Salem
Lillian Hall
American Red Cross
Confederacy
Counties to Get War Savings Honor Flags
State headquarters announces counties pledging their war savings quota by June 28 will receive a war savings honor flag. Eight by five feet, centered with a large W and 8 8 emblem replacing stars, and modeled on the national service flag.
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Winston-Salem
War Savings
Troop Transport Fights With German Submarine
An American troop transport, formerly a German liner, which had just returned from a French port, fought off a German submarine two days out from its port of departure. A running battle with over 100 shots occurred, the submarine fired 35 from a forward gun but did not hit the transport, which outran and escaped the pursuit.
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Atlantic
American Steamer Schurz Sunk After Collision Off Florida Coast
The American steamer Schurz sank after colliding with the North Carolina off Cape Lookout early Friday. One seaman died. the Schurz crew were saved after the North Carolina assisted, the collision occurring at 4 40 in the morning ten miles southwest of Cape Lookout.
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Washington
Schurz
North Carolina
Florida
Navy Department
Cape Lookout
Bar Association To Hear Address By Noted French Lawyer
The Bar Association outlines its upcoming schedule with committee reports, admission to membership details, and a list of officers. Dr. Dred Peacock serves on the admission committee representing the twelfth district, alongside a roster of leaders and district reps across all sections.
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Bar Association
H. le Stevens
A. A. Hicks
R. T. Bykes
A. W. McLean
Thomas W. Davis
A. F. Seawell
Frank Nash
J. W. Pless
Mr. Davis
H. J. Stevens
Walter Eb. Brock
William P. Bynum
Sam Bradshaw
J. S. Manning
EK. Fy Aydlett
George Rountree
Frank Thompson
Walter Clark
Clement Manly
Dred Peacock
Welfth
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
A. F B. Dunning
C. Dunn
Walter D. Siler
J. B. James
George R. Ward
Willis Smith
Robert Ruark
R. W. Herring
S. M. Gatt’s
S. Porter Raves
Walter FE. Brock
W. Ss. O'R Robinson, Jr
Haysen Clement
Clyde R. Hoey
T. B. Finley
Solomon Gallert
Zebulon F. Curtis
Felix E. Alley
Austrian Plan Plain to Italians in Action
Rome reports a government note stating Austria seeks control of the Montello to push divisions to the Piave. The fight along the Montelibano Susegana railway dominated Thursday with casualties seen on a captured track section.
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Rome
Aemi
Montello
Montelibano
Susegana Railway
Clouds and rain hinder flying operations report
London June 21 official statement says on the 20th instant low clouds and rain greatly hampered flying operations. One enemy aircraft was brought down and another our machine is missing.
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London
Flyer Killed in Air Collision Near Cheshire
Lieut. Vincent Flynn of New Jersey, attached to the British Royal Air Force, was killed when his aircraft collided with another airplane in Cheshire. The other two British flyers also died in the crash reported yesterday.
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London
Vincent Flynn
New Jersey
Royal Air Force
Cheshire
Draft call for TW Frold Ruel of New York club
New York reports catcher TW Frold Ruel of the American League club has been ordered by the local draft board in St. Louis to report at Jefferson Barracks on June 27. Meanwhile Irish Meusel is impressing in the outfield for Pat Moran's Philadelphia team.
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New York
Frold Ruel
New York American League Baseball Club
St. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Plan Savings Week In City
A list of local companies including Marietta Paint and Color, Moffitt Underwear, Myrtle Desk, North Carolina Wheel, Parker Paper and Twine, Pickett Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Shipman Organ, Southern Veneer, Snow Lumber, Tate Furniture, Tomlinson Char Manufacturing, Union Furniture, Guilford Table, Hayworth Roll and Panel, North Carolina Public Service, and others appears in a city notice detailing participation in a planned Savings Week program.
Portugal's Paes Receives Ovation At Proclamation Day
In Lisbon on Proclamation Day President Paes, first elected by universal suffrage, is greeted by a vast crowd after receiving over half a million votes amid threats against voters. Proclamation occurred at Lisbon City Hall with streets and quays crowded to witness the event.
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Paes
Lisbon
Associated Press
City Hall
Sunday School Association Election in Buffalo
W C Thompson of Ohio State University was elected president of the International Sunday School Association and Prof. F Excell of Chicago was chosen treasurer at the Buffalo gathering on June 22.
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Sunday School Association
Buffalo
N. Y
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
International Sunday School Association
F. ©. Excell
Chicago
Portugal’s Paes Grants Amnesty and Proclaims War Support
President Paes, flanked by allied officers, announced a general amnesty for political and military crimes and allowed exiles to return to Portugal. He denounced anti patriots and pledged to continue the war with Allied support using the country’s resources.
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Paes
Portugal
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