War Dogs and Nation’s Grief In Mourning Verse
A Greensboro column prints a wartime poem by G Lindley from Lexington Nebraska lamenting fallen soldiers. The verse paints battle scenes and calls for sacrifice, honor, and national resolve. It is followed by local society notes: Mr Frazier’s return, Mrs Sinclair at home on West High, W P Ragan visiting Greensboro, Effie Seago’s visit, Grizelle Hartsell hosted guests, and Sarah Goldstein visiting Cecelia London.
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Charlotte Observer
Frazier
Sinclair
West High Street
Leap Year Bal Masque Preparations Underway
Final arrangements for a bal masque are being made. Young ladies will invite escorts and fill their records. Only the ladies will mask. The dance will be in rooms recently vacated by the Manufacturers' club.
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Manufacturers’ Club
Prayer meeting canceled at First Baptist Church Wednesday
There will be no prayer meeting service at the First Baptist church Wednesday night due to Chautauqua. Rev. James A. Clarke of Wilmington will occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
James A. Clarke
Wilmington
Local Society Notes Include Visits and Travel
Miss Lola Lambeth hosted a lively hay ride with friends. Mrs. Albion Millis to host Delta Tau club Thursday at 4 PM. Miss Ida Harris heads to visit Miss Ida in Goldsboro. R L Garrison of St Louis visited the city today. Britea Carraway returns from a Kinston trip. Mrs Harmon improves after illness. Mrs R C Charles returns from sister’s visit and to Elm Street guest night before heading to Thomasville for orphanage exercises. Horace Sisson recovering from suspected typhoid. Kathryn Burns of Ashboro leaves after house party. Cox sisters stay as guests of Virginia Henley. local visitors to Greensboro. Dr J W Dyer to Harvard for pharmacology course. Polock improving. J H Tate returns from Newton. L C Sinclair and family to Virginia Beach for summer cottage.
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J. Nissen
M. &. Lagugenour
Carrie Shepherd
J. E. Hardee
Winston
R. C. Charles
Elm Street
Thomasville
Kathryn Burns
Ashboro
Hazel Briggs
Hamilton Street
Misses Cox
Virginia Henley
North Main Street
How Mail To Soldiers Should Be Addressed
The post office department has established a special post office at Camp Glenn. Address letters to any soldier there as follows: John Jones, Company M, N.C. XN. G., Camp Glenn, N.C. This guidance helps ensure proper delivery for service members stationed at the camp.
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Post Office Department
Camp Glenn
John Jones
N.C
Revival at Christian Church Draws Growing Interest
Evangelistic services at the Christian church gain interest and power each night. Rev. H. Ss. Smith delivered a powerful sermon on The Lost Christ. Rev. J. F. Apple of Elon leads the music and pleases the crowd. Singing begins at 7 45 with preaching at 8 oclock. The public is invited to attend each service.
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The
Christian Church
H. Ss. Smith
Christ
J. F. Apple
Elon
Awning Fire Damages Redding Building Flats
A southwest window awning at the Redding building in Mrs Grace Ephart Flats caught fire about 10 am. A bystander splashed water from a kettle while neighbors alerted fire crews. The Northside team finished the blaze with chemicals. the awning burned and the frame scorched but no major damage occurred.
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Redding
Ready for Second Regimen Raleigh
Two more companies of the North Carolina national guard were mustered in the federal service at Camp Glenn yesterday. The field hospital corps of Asheville and the ambulance company of Canton arrived at Camp Glenn during the day. Preparation are being made to move the second regiment to Camp Glenn.
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Raleigh
North Carolina National Guard
Camp Glenn
Field Hospital Corps of
Asheville
Ambulance Company
Canton
Memorial service for Woodmen of the World postponed
Wocumen Service postponed indefinitely due to unfavorable weather. The Woodmen of the World memorial service, scheduled for last Sunday, will be rescheduled with the new date announced later.
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Woodmen of the World
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Blood Route Cure
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires a constitutional remedy. Inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes rumbling and deafness. reducing inflammation is essential to restore hearing. Hall's Catarrh Cure allegedly acts through the blood on mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any case not cured. Circulare free. Ajjs Druggists, 75c. F J Cheney & Co Toledo OH.
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Halls
Hall
Ajjs Druggists
F. J. Cheney & CC
Toledo
Chautauqua Opens With Choir Boys and Arctic Lecture
The afternoon program begins at 3 with the Choir Boys concert from Boston church choirs and an Arctic lecture by Dr. Wirt. His talk The Conquest of the Arctic follows a three year journey by canoe and snow shoe, detailing Eskimo life and rescue efforts.
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Choir Boys
Boston
Angelus
Crear
Dr. Wirt
Alaska
Arctic
Bor
High Point U D C Joins Relief for Soldiers Families
At a called High Point chapter meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy a $25 contribution was made to the relief trust fund for soldiers dependents. A telegram of greetings was sent to Captain Dallas Zollicoffer and Company M in camp at Morehead City expressing prayers and support for the unit and their families.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Zollicoffer
Company M
Morehead City
Dallas Zollicoffer
Glenn
Morehad City
VU. D.C
Not Guilty Verdict In Peaches Theft Case
James Meredith, a young white boy, was found not guilty by Judge Dalton on a charge of larceny of peaches. The judge ruled the evidence insufficient to convict and warned him to avoid any suspicions of wrongdoing in the future.
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James Meredith
Dalton
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Marylily Fisher
Co, G Lindley
Lexington
Lola Lambeth
Delta Tau Club
Albion Millis
Britea Carraway
Kinston
Mire
W. M. Nissen
Winston-Salem
Frank Wincksie
S Thelma
Adele
Adelant
Statesville
Horace Sisson
Andrew Lindsay
Rodney Smow
H. Ross
George Lowe
Greensboro
J. W. Dyer
Harvard
Dyer
University of Louisville
Mesdames E. T. Locke
Keysville
R. B. Holland
Chase City
Jd. G. Garland
J. A. Walker
Concord
G. A. Pollock
J. H. Tate
Newton
U. D.C
Moffitt Furnishing Company
the Ring Drug Co
Their
Ring
Rexall
N. S
SO. Bell
Thacker’s Shoe Store
Department Store
Eoward Beavans' Stamey Company
Hart Drug Co
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