Reading and Music Benefit for Red Cross at Commercial Club
Mrs. Florence A Bash of Chicago will give a reading at the Commercial club to aid the Red Cross with musical selections by Evelyn Boyd H Cofield and Gurney Briggs. A silver offering will be collected and all city residents are invited to attend for a pleasant evening and charitable work.
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Florence A. Bash
Chicago
Commercial Club
Red Cross
Mra Sea Bashy Wholtia
Daughters of the Confederacy knit squares for Old Ladies Home
The High Point chapter collects yarn squares sized one and a half inches for the Fayetteville Old Ladies Home. Members are urged to contribute as many squares as possible and leave them at Alexander's store by Friday March 8.
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High Point
Daughters of the Confederacy
Old Lakes
Fayetteville
Alexander's
UDC High Point Chapter Sees Regular Meeting At Mrs Richardson Home
United Daughters of the Confederacy High Point chapter held its regitar meeting at Mrs J D Richardson's West Broad street home last Monday afternoon with strong attendance. The session focused on routine business.
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High Point Society of Camp Girls
Itelen Muse
Mrs. C. C. Muse
South Main Street
High Point
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Regitar
J.D. Richardson
West Broad Street
Personal notices from Greensboro social scene announced
Dr J Vesey Long of Greensboro is in the city arranging a mobilized hospital unit. Samson Tobias will remain in Greensboro rather than transfer to the Concord store. Mr and Mrs Geo Stevens of Statesville visit Mrs Frank Wineskie at North Main Street. Frank Wineskie returns from a ten day business trip. Several locals and visitors are noted in social calls, travels and family events around Greensboro and nearby towns.
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J. Vesey Long
Greensboro
City
Long
Medical Reserve Corps
Samson Tobias
Tanenhaus Brothers
Concord
Mr.Tobias
Geo. Stevens
Statesville
Frank Wineskie
North Main Street
Lamar McCallum
Georgia
Paramedary class meeting postponed due to illness
Due to the illness of the teacher, the weekly parliamentary class session scheduled for Saturday has been postponed. Members were advised of the delay and will be updated on a new date.
Birth of Daughter at Local Residence
Mrs. Borti and Mr. Dro announce the birth of a daughter to Mrs Coe. The infant weighed eight pounds at birth and is reported in good health.
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Borti
Coe
Y M C A Education Praised at Camp Sevier
Dr S Robinson education director at Camp Sheridan praised the illiterate work at Camp Sevier Greenville as highly cooperative with military authorities. He visited many camps in the southeast and found Sevier’s collaboration superior to other camps. A Los Angeles minister prayed for proud and lazy members of his congregation.
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Camp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
S. Robinson
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Aia
Los Angeles
Meatless and Wheatless Menus for Busy Households
Extension service suggests a weekly meatless and wheatless meal plan. Each day designates a primary dietary focus with a suggested breakfast, lunch, and supper featuring available ingredients and leftovers. The outlined menu includes porkless days and varied dishes like beans, potatoes, corn bread, and hominy, with beverages such as coffee and milk.
Greenville Y M C A Conference Speakers Highlight Camp Programs
Camp Sevier Greenville S C attended the Y M C A Southeastern conference in Atlanta this week with three addresses by local leaders. H Holmberg spoke on The Ideal Program to amusement directors, H F Holtzean addressed educational directors on The Method of Attack in Teaching English to Native Americans, and A Ek Marriott spoke on In Masse Service about mass athletic instruction for large groups. When some men balance their accounts they may need to subtract what they owe from what they own.
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Camp Sevier
Greenville
S. C
Doctors recommend Calotabs for colds and grippe
Physicians and druggists tout a brisk calomel purge as the best cold remedy but prefer the improved Calotabs. One tablet at bedtime with water purges toxins with no nausea or diet impact, promising a vanished cold by morning. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a druggist refund if unsatisfied.
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Misses M. Pitts
Margaret Rankin
Stella Norman
Tatew Neal Carr
Dot Wood
Lucile Sherrod
Elizabeth Conneil Tris Burrus
Mary Leona
Helen Mise
Horace Wright Parl Teague
Wilbur Jones
Alex Rankin
Laurence Council
Jobah Brim
Dewey Foust
Edwin Brietz
Mrs. Bash
Northern Pointe
W. A. Ring
Dr. A. P. Staley
Elsie Pegg
Lateille Sanders
Ella B. Thompson
Leasboro
J. Neal Thompon
Elwood Hotel
Chicora College
Hadley
Ashboro
J. M. Lyon
Salisbury
T. T. Stewart
Charlotte
Edgar Whitener
Durham
L. Rogers
Rogers
Lessie Rierty
W. S. Lee, Jr
Eaird’store
Monroe
Edith Arthur
Asheville
Mr.o
Mrs. G. S. Arthur
Fairview Wennels
A. V. Sapp and Family
Greensboroa
Edwin B. Jeffress
Edith Wood
Baltimore
Moffit Furnishing Company
Miss Wood
Qoy
Venetia Smith
Sue
Cascara
Mr. Hill
Minnie L. Jamison
State Normal and Industrial College
Atlanta
Grippe
Ady
City Transfer CO
J. A. Dalton
Prop
Allen
New Spring
Coats
Beavans