Social and Personal Notes and Local Updates
A collection of social items includes marriages and visits, with mentions of Dorothy Rothschild in Atlanta attending dental clinics, Miss Nellie Bain visiting Miss Harmon, Jack Keener recovering from pneumonia, J. W. Harris at a college committee meeting, H. W. Meechee returning home, Mrs. Rose Harvey visiting, and updates on Mrs. Bessie Pitts Illness, plus other local movements and travels of residents.
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Jack Keener
Steele Street
J. W. Harris
Keensboor
Treens- Wymu College For Women
Domestic Science Class Hosts Dinner at South Main School
The South Main Street graded school's domestic science class hosted a 12 o'clock dinner. Miss Clara Steele led activities, Miss Katherine Harmon and Miss Nellie Muse served, and guests included Miss Lois Love, Miss Polly Heitman, and Prof. Hanes. The table was attractive and the dinner daintily served.
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South Main Streen Graded School
Velock
Clara Steele
Katherine Harmon
Nellie Muse
Lois Love
Polly Heitman
Prof
Hanes
Potted Panzies Prices Quoted At Entre Nous Club Event
Mrs Harry Raymond hosted the Entre Nous club at her Johnson street home where table prices of potted panzies were listed. Rook was played at six tables followed by a tempting menu. Miss Harmon and Miss Ingram were hostesses.
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Harry Raymond
Johnson Street
Easter Bazaar Planned by South Main Street Church
At the missionary society meeting of the South Main Street Methodist church yesterday afternoon, members decided to host an Easter bazaar for the church’s benefit on the Friday and Saturday before Easter.
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Missionary Society
South Main Street Methodist Church
Miss Steele Hosts Theatre Party For Miss Bain
Miss Clara Steele will be hostess this afternoon to a theatre party honoring Miss Nellie Bain of Greensboro.
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Nellie Bain
Watherine Harmon
Clara Steele
Greensboro
Entertain at Tea by Mrs McAnally Tomorrow
Mrs. W. J. McAnally will entertain at tea tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 5. The event invites guests to join and enjoy light refreshments in a friendly gathering.
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W. J. McAnally
Mrs Lambeth and Kiia visit Thomasville shoppers
Mrs Lambeth and her daughter Miss Kiia of Thomasville were in the city yesterday afternoon for a shopping visit. De. VW. FP. Clayton departed last night for.
Trinity News Briefs From March Entries
Mrs W A Bivins of Albemarle visited Trinity with her son and daughter and spent the afternoon with friends. Prof B C Johnson and wife welcomed a 12 pound son B C ord. Attorney Bruce Craven on a business trip. Miss Sallie Palmer of Warrenton staying with Mrs J D Braeme. W F Ellis away on a brief business trip. B M Ballance improving after grip. Burgess of Holly Springs visited with others seeking to buy property. Born to Mr and Mrs J F White a son.
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Trinity
W. A. Bivins
Albemarle
Polly Heitman
R. BK. Terry
High Point
B. C. Johnson
B. C. Ord
Bruce Craven
Sallie Palmer
Warrenton
J. D. Braeme
W. F. Ellis
B. M. Ballance
Mr. Burgess
Holly Springs
J. F. White
Bond Posted to Run European Hotel Properly
Greensboro report says D R Huffine owner of the European Hotel posted a $1000 bond to operate the establishment properly following the arrest and conviction of the former manager for running a disorderly house. The county seeks a year’s closure under the Guilford morals act. Huffine is a wealthy country resident not believed to have known of the prior management.
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Greensboro
D. R. Huffine
Guilford
Huffine
Curious Woman Stuns As Remark Sparks Global Interest
A provocative remark circulates claiming that most women are curious but the world’s most curious person is a woman who isn’t. The comment provokes debate about gender and perception across social media and opinion columns.
Negro School Building at Statesville Burned
Statesville reports a large wooden negro school building destroyed by fire after 9 am as a hydrant break delayed firefighting. Winds fanned the blaze. furnishings and books saved. The insured value was 2750 for building and 750 for furniture. Firefighter aid hampered. Paul Leonard suffered a broken foot when a wheel rolled onto his foot.
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Statesville
W. Fousiee
Paul Leonard
Mr. Leonard
Greene Street Revival Draws Large Crowds at Baptist Church
Up to this morning Greene Street Baptist Church revival services have attracted 13 professions of religion and many prayer requests. Rev. Q. C. Davis delivered his first sermon Monday night and has preached to sizable audiences each afternoon and night since, with last night’s message on The Rich Man and Lazarus drawing overflow crowds.
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Greene Street Baptist Church
Q. C. Davis
Russians Report Capture of Towns On Fronts
Russian official dispatch notes capture of Mira (Riza) on the Black Sea 35 miles east of Trebizond and Sehna north of Kerman Shah in Persia. Reports also claim pace gains near Novolhovno line and Caucasian coast with Piya and Senneah taken, while German positions repulsed elsewhere.
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Riza
Black Sea
Petrograd
London
Iaa
Mira
Rizeh
Trobizond
Ceneral
Sehna
Kerman- Shah
Persia
Wectern
Riga
Dvinsk
Ilokst
Ponienesech
Clyka
Novel- Hovno
Stripa
Bojana
Bukowih
Piya
Senneah
Wermanshah
Pastor Resigns Forest Avenue Church for Portsmouth Post
Rev. Al G Kendrick resigns as pastor of Forest Avenue Baptist Church Greensboro after years of service and accepts call to Fairview Baptist Church Portsmouth Virginia. Local church reluctantly accepts resignation noting Kendrick helped grow Forest Avenue to goodly proportions.
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Greensboro
al G. Kendrick
Forest Avenus Baptist Church
Fairview Baptist Church
Portsmouth
Kendrick
Forest Avenue
London Straw Hat Prices Rise for Next Season
The London straw hat market plans a 12 cent price increase as straw plait from Japan grows dearer and production costs rise. Makers cut material use. ribbons shorten. hats will feature a three inch crown and a brim two and a quarter inches wide.
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London
Japan
House judiciary subcommittee reports on impeachment charges
The subcommittee reviewing Representative Buchanan's impeachment charges against U S Attorney Marshall completed hearings in New York and forwarded evidence to the full committee without recommending action.
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Washington
House Judiciary
New York
Conne Etion
Buchanan
United States
Marshall
Women Have Greater Opportunity to Retrench
London observes that women, spending more on clothing, have better retrenchment prospects than men. Government supporters cite wartime fashion shifts as proof that cutting costs with durable, one color suits can maintain a smart appearance longer and reduce expenses.
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London
England
The Recruiting Officer shows a neutral stance on lineage
In a London Sketch format the speaker debates whether a person is from the father’s or mother’s side and notes the recruit favors both sides equally. The piece highlights a neutral observer who defends both parental lines.
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London
Naval intrigue echoes as war ships near Norfolk
The record notes the Eitel steaming into Norfolk followed by the Kronprinz Wilhelm and now the Imperial Majesty's ship Appam. British authorities would demand internment of Norfolk if in charge.
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Eitel
Norfolk
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Appam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Rothschild
Atlanti
Atlanta Society of Dental Surgeons
Hi. W. Meechee
Nichols
Rose Harvey
Thomasville
Bessie Pitts SH
Torsilit
Broad Street
Sallie Sechrest
Irs
B. Amos
Washington, D. C
Woodard
Danville
J. C. Cross
D. H. Cross
Near Southmont
Julius Smith
Wilmington
C. R. Godkin
P. A. Jones
Pileigt, c
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mrs. Raymond
Harmon and Ingram
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Clara Hayworth
Miss Steele
Trinity News
Amd el
Greene Street
He Shibur al Shorten
Chicago
Fairbank
SS Ee Oad
S Pere
Eczema
Hart Drug Co
Hart Drug Company
Miss Foust
Vic
Trola
Miss Sneed
Boy Scouts
New
York
Cedar Lodge
Sanitary Dairy Products
Warner
Leonard Beavans
Stamey Company
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