A Soldier's Farewell and Social Notices
Poems of farewell to loved ones accompany social items from Baltimore Sun style columns. Irene Walker visits Greensboro. Rev Metlichampe departs for Burrowsville. Mrs Bencini goes to Charlotte. Miss Simmons and Miss Ingram host guests and dances. Local social notes list dances, visitors, travel and home moves with several Greensboro names.
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W. L. Metlichampe
Burrowsville
J. H. Mellichampe
Robert Bencini
Charlotte
Pauline Simmons
Mount Gilead
Wedding of Elizabeth Bunch and Horace Sisk at Lenoir
Miss Elizabeth Bunch of Ashboro and Professor Horace Sisk of Waco were married at noon in the aunt’s parlor in Greensboro. Rev C L Whitaker officiated. A buffet supper preceded the ceremony. They planned a trip to Washington and New York before settling in Lenoir where Sisk will supervise schools again.
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Oth
Elizabeth Bunch
Ashboro
Horace Sisk
Waco
Mater of
Lenoir
Fred Ingram
Nglish Street
C. L. Whitaker
Te Methodist Protestant Church
Shborong
Sisk Arting
Washington
New York
Sisk
Columbia Unibsity
Genevieve Moore
Greens‘o
Moore
Lily
Wade Ywn
Greensboro
Seven Straight Wins For the High Point Independents
The High Point Independents stretched their unbeaten run to seven with a 12 run rally in extras on the road against Thomasville. Thomasville led early, but High Point surged in the ninth and then exploded for seven runs in the tenth to seal the win. Batteries: Jones and Peace for High Point, Gentry and Brawn for Thomasville.
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High Point Independents
Thomasville
Independents
Parker Not a Prohibitionist
John M Parker Progressive nominee for vice president returned to New Orleans from Chicago. He refused to discuss the Progressive national committee meeting and said he is not a prohibitionist but a local optionist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John M. Parker
Chicago
Parker Wold
National Committee
The
Progressive Party
Parker
Fayetteville Women Call for Daily Prayer for Peace
Following a mass meeting resolution two leading Fayetteville women's groups urge all North Carolina women to unite in a noon daily prayer for peace.
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Fayetteville
North Carolina
McCormick Takes NY Democratic HQ Charge. Chicago to Host West
Vance C. McCormick chairman of the Democratic national committee assumes control of the New York headquarters. Western headquarters will be established in Chicago instead of Denver.
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New York
Vance C. McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Denver
McCormick
Richmond Music Raises Curious Sunday Labor Case
In Richmond on June 29 Police Justice Crutchfield dismissed a case against a paid organist arrested for violating Sunday labor laws. The ruling frames church music as a municipal necessity under local enforcement.
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Richmond
Crutchfield
Reunion appropriation for 1917 veterans at Vicksburg
Washington June 29 An appropriation of 150000 dollars for a national reunion of Federal and Confederate veterans at Vicksburg in 1917 was included in the sundry civil appropriation bill which passed the senate.
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Washington
Vicksburg
Senate
Lawn Party by Baraca and Philathea union
The Baraca and Philathea union of the Friends church will host a law party Saturday evening and night. Ice cream will be served from 4 30 o'clock on until late. Those traveling home from Chautauqua are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca and Philathea Union
The
Friends Church
Chautauqua
Ady
Thacker's Big Reduction Offers Summer Furnishings
Bargain shoppers can buy early at Thacker's with reduced prices on summer furnishings. The sale highlights unusual discounts across the store's stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thacker’s
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Folger McWhinsey
Baltimore Sun
Adde
National Guardsman
Irene Walker
Spartanburg
Dorothy Snow
Louise Ingram
Kathryn McClamrock
Kathryn McCurry
Lillian Bryan
Katherine Harmon
Nellie and
Margaret Bain
Earl Weatherly
Carl Daniels
Roland McClamrock
Bill Bain
Herbert Cartland
Salene Wivett
Winston-Salem
C. J. Tilden
Jamestown
Sophie
H. C. Fields
Ridgeway
J. R. Brown
Alise
Miss Moore
Junior Missionary Society
Westole Church
Lawn Fete
S. Smith
Altoona
H Nity
Morris Street
Vnew Today
Bie
Ffitt Furnishing Company
High Point
Oda Fountainervice
the Ring Drug Co
Their
Ring
Rexall
N. S
SO. Bell
Moh
Liberty
Prohibitionist
Democratic
Wood
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
i_eonard Beavans
Stamey Company
Seneca Junior
Hart Drug Co
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