Social and Personal Teasers and Honorees at Ingram Home
A column blends verses on affection and duty with social news. Miss Louise Ingram hosted guests Mary Smitherman and Nellie Bain of Greensboro, celebrating a weekend visit after attending Chimmie Fadden, with black cream and cake at a drug store. Guests included Lois Love, Mary Smith, Katherine Harmon, Clara Steele, Dorothy Snow, Nellie Muse, Maud Owen, Elizabeth Harris, and others.
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Smitherman
Bain
Louise Ingram
Mary Smitherman
Nellie Bain
G Greensboro
Katherine Harmon
Chimmie Fadden
Lois Love
Mary Smith
Clara Steele
Dorothy Snow
Nellie Muse
Maud Owen
Elizabeth Harris
Alice Riddick
Ruth Whitten
Bessie Tate
Margaret Rankin
Dorothy Henley
Virginia Henley
Violet Johnson
Mary Smrtherman
Women’s club eyes children’s day at the movies
A High Point meeting of the committee invites pastors officers teachers and parents to discuss a planned children’s day at the moving picture venue. The Woman’s club aims to set aside a day each week for clean educational pictures and finalize arrangements at tomorrow’s session.
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Womans Club
Moving Picture
Woman’s Club
High Point
de Movies
Local Temperance Legion Meeting Moves Youths Toward Pep Talk
The Local Temperance Legion gathered at a South Main eraded school with Frank Gurley presiding and offering guidance. Isla Marshall leads plans for a Sunday Friends church meeting while Mrs. J T Weaver hosts a 3 15 pm social at Roland Park for Mrs Edwin L Brown Jr of Asheville, and the Woman's Era social service unit meets at 3 30 pm in the Manufacturer's club parlor.
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Temperance Legion
South Main Street
Frank Gurley
Isla Marshall
Friends Church
Lejon
Roland Park
J. T. Weaver
Rock
Edwin L. Brown, Jr
Asheville
Weaver
Social Service Department
Woma
Manuffacturer’s Club
Local residents report homecomings and trips
Miss Henrietta White returns to Raleigh after weeks seeking relatives. F N Tate returns from Atlanta business trip. Wineskie comes back from northern cities. Marjorie Tate improves after grip. Jack Weener shows pneumonia improvement on Steele Street. A H Sisson drive to Winston to watch Birth of a Nation. Max Bones departs for Chicago to resume ophthalmology studies at Northern Illinois college. Mr Hones has practiced optometry in South Carolina for years.
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Henrietta White
Raleigh
F. N. Tate
Atlanta
F. Wineskie
Marjorie Tate
Jack Weener
Steele Street
A. H. Sisson
Winston
Max Bones
David Bones
Committee on Children’s Day Meets Wednesday
The Woman's club committee led by Mrs Henry White, appointed to arrange a children's day at the movies, will hold a meeting in the Manufacturers' club rooms on Wednesday.
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Woman's Club
Henry White
Manufacturers’ Club
Pastors Indorse Belgian Relief Appeal
The document urges immediate aid for Belgian and northern French civilians suffering in winter. It calls on everyone to contribute money or clothing, with dates noting February 12, 1917, and signatures from Locke Craig and John P. Kerr as governor and private secretary.
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Belgium
France
Raleigh
Locke Craig
Two Candidates for High Point
The article notes two candidates for High Point with Judge Dalton identified as a longtime Greensboro resident and likely to announce his platform within 48 hours. T. J. Gold denies plans to run, focusing on his law practice, while Brockett and Dalton are the only definite entrants so far and no other candidates are expected.
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Judge Dalton
Greensboro
Aral
T. J. Gold
Mr. Gold
High Port
South Carolina
Brockett
Peecrder Dalton
Americans Flee Mexico Under Guard to Border
A refugee train departs Torreon toward the U S border today with a large military escort. General Gonzales has ordered troops to patrol the line between Hipo lito and Madera during the evacuation.
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Torreon
Mex
Gonzales
Carranza
Hipolito
Madera
Masonic Notice Calls Members to Tonight's Meeting
Regular meeting of O. E. S. urged for 7 30 PM to elect officers and initiate new members. All members are requested to attend. M. R. Lynch, Secretary.
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O. E.S
Hay Promises 20 000 Men for Mexican Punitive Move
Washington reports Chairman Hay says the United States Army can carry out a punitive expedition into Mexico to capture Villa with 20 000 troops, expanding to 300 000 if war becomes imminent. He cites arms, artillery, machine guns, and ammunition reserves and notes rifle production could reach 500 000 annually with three shifts.
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Washington
Hay
House Committee On Military Affairs
United States Army
Mexico
Villa
Columbus
New Mexico
Springfield
Rock Island
No Way to Treat a Stranger in Recorder Court
Earle Palmer, a Black man, pled guilty to simple assault in Recorder's court. He attacked a Danville newcomer of the same color with hands and feet, causing no serious injury. Palmer was fined $5 plus court costs for the offense.
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Earle Palmer
Recorder’s Court
Danville
Palmer
Earle
Pauline Frederick Stars in The Spider at Broadway Friday
Pauline Frederick appears in The Spider a two role photoplay from the Famous Players Film company playing opposite a Paramount program. The drama promises thrilling storytelling and strong performances as the next great production on Broadway drawing audiences to the Famous Players feature.
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Iron
Miss Frederick
Valerie St. Cyr
Joan
Pauline Frederick
Broadway
Famous Players
Famous Players Film Company
Paramount
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Teers
Rone
Sunshine
L. T. L. Meeting
Mrs. Brown
Pastors Indorse
Belgian Relief
John PL. Kerr
M. R. Lynch
CK Fairbank Company
Coan
Trute
MR. Hay
Count du Poissy
Valerie
Julian St. Saens
Julian
Frank Loose
Hamstead
Thomas Holding
George Kleine
George M. Cohan
Sam H. Harris
W. B. Inform
W.B. Inform
W. B
W.B
Weingarten Bros., Inc
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
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