March of the Defenders poem and local committees list
A poem invoking spring and fallen heroes with lines about Saint Michael and the Maid of France. The piece names numerous local committee chairs across flower, information, missionary, music, pastor’s aid, and Sunday school roles including Flossie Stuart Mamie Farlow Mrs L W McFarland Mike Cox Mrs Emma Warner Evan Cecil Roy Shiplett Ifie Cox Dr Newlin Liana Cox Keith Hill Blanch Harmon Clara Cox Mary Barker Ossie Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Stuart
Mamie Farlow
L. W. McFarland
Mike Cox
Pastor's Aid
Mirs
Emma Warner
Evan Cecil
Roy Shiplett
Ifie Cox
Dr. Newlin
Liana Cox
Eeith Hill
Blanch Harmon
Clara Cox
Quiet Hour
Mary Barker
Tenth Legion
Ossie Stuart
Young Friends Day Observed At Local Friends Church
Yesterday the Christian Endeavor society in the Friends church marked Young Friends Day with organ solos by Miss Florence Blair and a Katherine Harmon vocal piece. The meeting opened by the president included a reading by Clarice Newlin on American youth work. The executive committee listed members Charrick Fit as president Clarice Newlin as views president Sue Farlow as secretary, Mrs. W.T. Saunders as corresponding secretary, Mrs. Bertha Sheets as chairman prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Friends
America
Friends Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Florence Blair
Katherine Harmon
Clarice Newhin
Athomt
Chalick Fit
Presidiar
Marriage Unites Cora Allen and George M Jensen
A High Point marriage announced for February 27 in the Guilford hotel parlor Greensboro joined Miss Cora Allen and George M Jensen. Rev J B Milton of Greensboro officiated. The bride, daughter of John W Allen, lives on White Oak street, while Jensen works as an engineer for the Southern Railway. They returned to High Point and reside on White Oak street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Guilford Hotel
Greensboro
Cora Allen
Chorge M. Jenson
J. B. Milton
John W. Allen
White Oak Street
Jensen
Southern Railway Company
Returns From Washington Visit From Farriss Family
J J Farriss returned to the city from Washington this morning after spending the weekend with family. He called on post office officials about improvements at the local office and urged Navy Secretary Daniels to accept an invitation from the merchants association. Mrs Farriss and the children, in Washington since January, plan to return March 15. James, on the senate page, will return then for a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Farriss
Washington
Post Office
N Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Visit by Mr and Mrs Cecil Prince to Greensboro
Mrs Ya Laugenouw of Salem returned home today after a visit to Greensboro yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cecil Prince
Greensboro
Mr Ya. Laugenouw
Salem
Social News From Greensboro Weekend and Local Visits
Local residents and relatives are noted visiting Greensboro over the weekend and on Sunday. Everett Marsh leaves for Richmond to enlist in the Navy, while others return from Greensboro and Kernersville to visit family and friends. Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson, a daughter. Ossie Israel to visit his sister in the city. Sergeant Archie Ingram arrives from Camp Sevier to visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Marsh
Richmond
United States Navy
George Wilson
Davember
Ossie Israel
F. R. Israel
Asheville
A. and FE. College
Raleigh
City
G. Ingram
Elm Street
Archie Ingram
Camp Sevier
Archie
Visitor Ends Stay After Two Weeks in City
A visitor spent two weeks in the city as the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. C. Charles, before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
City
Mrs. R. C. Charles
Greensboro Couple Visit Trinity Guests of Cranfords
Mrs. W. A. Carter and her daughter Virginia Blair of Greensboro are spending a week at Trinity as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cranford.
Visitors from Greensboro Fill City Yesterday
Dr and Mrs H C Pitts and Dr and Mrs Darre l Pitts were visitors to Greensboro and other points yesterday. Multiple local couples and families from Greensboro spent yesterday afternoon in the city visiting friends, motoring, or spending a few hours in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Pitts
Darre’l Pitts
Greensboro
Owen-Smith
Mrs. D. Harlee
Ai Green Iro
Frank Wineskie
Fammly
Air
Mrs. L. M. Ham
Greens- Core
Harry KE. Gilliam
City
T. D. Gilliam
Charles Reeves
Mrs. C.D Smith
A. R. Williamson
Russell Williamson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Couthony Smith
The
Vigilantes
Knights of Hope
Michael
Heaven
Earth
France
Nelson
Allen-Jenson
Venetia Smith
Thomson
Skinner
Vivian Martin Morosco Pallas
Broadway Today
Williard Dyer
George Lowe
Roland Holton
Elmer Shields
W. ¢. Jones
Board of County Conmmmissionergy
Gaynelle Hepler
Kernersville
Miss Hepler
Evelyn Joyce
J. J. Hamlin
Liberty
Randolph County
Flossie Pickett
Lydia Pickett
Mrs. J. J. Hamlin
Richardson Street
Alma Holt
J. L. Allen
W. Harwell
Nancvy Gwynne
J. B. Woseley
Salisbury
Lexintgon
June Reitzer
W. C. Beavans
Clara Steele
J. FE. Kirkman
Avery Kirkman
Ruth Kirkman
W. Kirkerin
Wi'am Jones
Pomona
Styen
Twigs
Righara
Pod F Winston
Mr. Nisaen
Re . “Charles
Will Charles
Winston, Salem
Hartes
J. P. Rawley
Albert
Frank Ford
Mrs. Mack Hiatt
Judi Harris
C. Muse
Fred N. Tate
Eli Ingram
John Sheloff
J. E. Justice
Robert Brockett
CC. C. Seawell
Lamar McCallum
A. F. Taplin
Margaret Billings
Lloyd Seawell
Catherine Harmon
James White
D. M. Pollock
Hich
W. C. Herndon
J. R. Cutchin
Allen
New Spring
MATS
NEW Coats
School Auditorum
Frederick Ray
Cinemalogues
Pilgrim’s. Progress
Tennyson and
Warner
Frances Ray
Lou Clark
Curence Clark
Re.e Gool
Derham
Benjamin & Johnes
Warren Street
Newark
N. J
Ader
Coats
of New
P. QO
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