Wedding Twenty Years As Golds Celebrate In Style
A north Carolina couple celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary at their grand 817 North Elm street home. Guests in a lavish reception joined by family and friends praised the couple as decor and color schemes of gold graced the rooms and gifts lined the dining and living spaces. The bride Ella Howard and groom Mr. Gold welcomed guests with a reception line and a northern trip for their honeymoon after the Washington inauguration.
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North Elm Street
Charles W. Gold, Jr
Pearl Humphrey
John A. Gilmer, Jr
Julian Price
Bert Mebane
Charles W. Gold
P. D. Gold
Gold
Wilson
T. J. Gold
High Point
Raymond C
Paul C. Lindley
C. W. Banner
Marion Jones
Mae Gordon Latham
Margaret Gold
J. E. Keith
L. M. Humphrey
H. R. Bush
Julia P. Mebane
Evening and Friday Club Activities Schedule
A church and community club timetable lists sessions this week at Wesley Memorial Church and Elks home. Meetings include Mission Study, Daisy Davies Missionary Society, W OT Club, Woman's Club, Delta Tau, Entre Vous, Sorosis, Gamma Zeta and Priscilla clubs with respective leaders.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Daisy Davies Missionary Society
Frank Sizemore
General Meeting Woman’s Club
Elks
Delta Tau Club
Hazel Briggs
Golds Hold Twentieth Anniversary Reception in Greensboro
Mr and Mrs Charles W Gold of Greensboro entertained friends from High Point at a reception marking their twenty year marriage anniversary. The event highlighted the couple and noted cordial tributes from attendees.
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Charles W. Gold
Greensboro
Greensboro Daily News
High Point
Charles W.old Cele
Week of Prayer and Self Denial Observed by First Baptist
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will mark the week of prayer and self denial for home missions next week with special programs. Mrs J N Rumble serves as chairman of the Sallie Bailey Jones fund.
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J. A. Clarke
R. C. Charles
Home Mission
York
J. N. Rumble
J. H. Petty
Chappell
Charles Weedon
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Sallie Bailey Jones
Measley Club Adds A E Taplin as Latest Member
The Measley club announces the addition of A. E. Taplin as its newest member. The announcement highlights Taplin joining the organization and notes the club’s ongoing membership growth.
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A. E. Taplin
Golds Return From Greensboro Reception
Mr and Mrs T J Gold returned this morning from Greensboro where they attended the reception given by Mr and Mrs Charles Gild last night.
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T. J. Gold
Greensboro
Charles Gild
Gilbert Clark
Charles Gold
Mrs Carter Dalton Visits Greensboro Guests
Mrs. Carter Dalton returned this morning from Greensboro where she stayed as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalton.
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Carter Dalton
Greensboro
Frank Dalton
R. F. Dalton
A. H McCord
Chicago
Dalton
City
Johnson Street
Golds to Tour Washington and Northern Points
Mr and Mrs T J Gold depart tomorrow night for Washington and other northern destinations. They will attend the inaugural ceremonies in Washington during their extended trip.
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T. J. Gold
Washington
Family Avo ids Serious Sickness In Durham Weekend
Mrs. Arthur Harrison and children visit relatives in Durham for the weekend. Numerous locals travel for visits and inaugurations, including Miss Olive Paschal in Greensboro and Mr. and Mrs. John Teague to Washington for the inauguration. An accompanying blurb promotes Thedford's Black-Draught for stomach issues with a 25¢ price.
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Arthur Harrison
Durham
McDuff
J. B. Whittaker
Thedford
N.C
Train Schedule and Local Arrivals Notice
Carolina and Yadkin River Railroad notes Miss Grace Bencini arriving for a few days with her mother Mrs J A Bencini. Ward Eshelmian leaves for Charlotte. Miss Clara Steele returns from Greensboro College for Women to visit her parents on North Main. Miss Elizabeth Harris from Greensboro College for Women visits her parents on Broad Street. Schedule in effect October 1 1915 shows times 9 10 12 3 24 with no guaranteed accuracy.
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Louise Ingram
Greensboro College For Women
L. J. Ingram
Elm Street
Grace Bencini
Greensboro College For
J. A. Bencini
Clara Steele
W. C. Beagans
North Main Street
Elizabeth Harris
J. W. Harris
Broad Street
Cold weather may shift Dartmouth Penn dual meet venue
If cold weather persists the Dartmouth Pennsylvania dual meet could move from Hanover New Hampshire to Springfield Massachusetts. The potential switch would affect scheduling and attendance for both teams and fans depending on the venue decision.
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Hanover
N. H
Springfield
Mass
Kidney Pills Help Back Pain and Aches, Says Turner
A reader from Ho mer Kentucky reports relief from rheumatic pains grippe aches and stiff joints after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims strengthened kidneys help clear acids and poisons from the blood and encourages purchase from Mann Drug Co.
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E. L. Turner
Homer, Ky
Mann Drug Co
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