Social round and weddings at Roland Park gatherings
Selected J.T. Weaver hosts a charming Roland Park afternoon with sister Mrs. G. L. Hackney and a six-table rock game. High score won by Mrs Bascom Hoskins, consolation by Mrs Charles Long. Ruth Millikan and Junius Woollen wed in Archdale with small attendance. Bible conference opens at St. Mary's church and Gamma Zeta and Philomathean club meetings planned.
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J.T. Weaver
Roland Park
G. L. Hackney
Lexington
Bascom Hokins
Charles Long
T. D Gilliam
B. C. Overman
Walter Chandler
Robert Morrow
Frances Mann
Katherine Tate
Vera Idol
F. Hayden
A.T. Wishart
Bot. Overman
Robertson
John Lindsay
Bruce Carraway
Eugene Jarret
A. Ring
T. D. Gilliam
Personal notes on social visitors and health updates
Attendees at the Birth of a Nation in Winston included Misses Ethel Armentrout Anna Grimes and Connie Bristow along with several gentlemen. Dr T Andrews recovering well after surgery. A large Winston delegation visited with numerous households named including Harris Adams Kearns Wheeler and Gold. Ida Harris returns from New York and other northern points. Mrs Bruce Carraway visits North Main Street relative. Harris travels to New York to buy a spring line of goods. Mrs W J Allen arrives from Haw River with W d Allen. May and Stella Taylor of Elldand visit Mrs W C Thompson White Oak Street audience. W Stone and Leet O Bryant were in city. Janie Tuttle Catherine Hall and Cornelia Miller shopped and returned to Thomasville last night.
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Winston
Ethel Armentrout
Anna Grimes
Connie Bristow
Guy Crimes
de H. Smithman
J. J. Wilson
T. Andrews
J. W. Harris
J. H. Adams
Oscar Kearns
G. H. Kearns
R. A. Wheeler
C.L. Wheeler
T. J. Gold
J. D. Mann
Harry Raymond
C. C. Prince
R. B.terry
Ida Harris
New York
Bruce Carraway
J. A. Lindsly
North Main Street
Chapel Hill
Harris
W. J. Allen
Haw. River
W. d. Allen
May
Stella Taylor
Elland
Dons Fail to See Mr BE Brill at Limited Photo Sale
A terse notice states patrons did not meet Mr BE Brill and could buy a batch of six $10 photographs for $2.50. Call Phone 376 for delivery by a company representative, with a limited number available.
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BE. Brill
E. Brill
Night Battles Test the Nerves of Brave Soldiers
Paris dispatch describes a captain of light infantry and his men sheltering in a hollow during a German assault near Vaux. The crew endures nine hours of tense waiting under searchlights and shellfire, then bursts out to attack the unseen foes, calmed after confronting the strange lights and phantom figures.
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Paris
Verdun
Vaux
Program Arranged for Peace Contest Sunday Night
A Loyal Temperance League peace contest program for Sunday night at the Friends church features six contestants with speeches on war and peace. Dr. Sylvester Newlin conducts devotions and Principal W. M. Marr speaks on the league’s work. The winner receives a medal. contestants’ names to be announced at the meeting.
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Jone
Temperance Tenute
Sylvester Newlin
Omitecaming
W. M. Marr
High Point South Main Street
Meglal
K. TF. i Children
Loyal Temperance Legion
W. My Marr
Europe
Statue of Peace
Universal Peace
Allen's Millinery Opening Draws Crowds In Fresh Styles
The store showcases a wide line of spring and summer silks parasols ribbons laces voile blouses suits and millinery with strong demand as crowds flock to preview the latest styles. Shoppers urged to visit soon before popular items sell out and hats are ready for summer wear. The weather fails to signal spring yet summer silhouettes are nearing completion.
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Allen’s
H A Moffitt's Opening Attracts Much Attention
H A Moffitt displays ready to wear dress hats spring silks veils at his store opening today through Saturday A window display crafted from Cuticle soap draws attention depicting the nation’s capital and took 1690 excies to assemble and market the piece
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H. A. Moffitt
Miss Venetia Smith Headwear Display Sets Weekend
Miss Venetia Smith presents a large display of millinery and children's headwear tomorrow and Saturday. The public is warmly invited to attend.
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Venetia Smith
Roads to wear and dress hats display at Mrs Loflin’s
Tomorrow the second display of roads to wear and dress hats will be seen at Mrs Loflin's. You will no doubt find your choice if you are among the first to see them, tomorrow and Saturday.
Moose and Son Coupon Photo Offer Promoted
A local notice urges readers to visit Mr. E. Brill for coupon tickets and preview a set of six photographs valued at $19.00 each for just $2.50. The ad notes a phone call for inquiries or ordering.
Out of the Race with Kidney Trouble Promises Aid
A promotional notice advises readers feeling stiff back pains and rheumatic aches to consider Foley Kidney Pills to help kidneys remove poisonous waste. Mann Drug Co. advertisement urges prompt action for kidney trouble symptoms.
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Mann Drug Co. Adv
Carter Dalton Discusses Local Support and Democracy
In a High Point interview, Judge Carter Dalton says his run is conditioned on strong local backing. He asserts he would follow the majority's wishes, disagreeing only as needed to keep their interests in mind. The reporter notes Dalton may be an available candidate and mentions the lack of a recent campaign photo due to an old binding.
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High Point
Farriss Publishing Company
Marital vows tied at Park Street home
Miss Florence Witcher and Albert Loflin of Itligh Point wed at the groom’s parents home on Park Street last night at seven in the presence of relatives and a few friends. Rev. L A Peeler officiated.
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Archdale
Ruth Millikan
Junius Woollen
George Welker
Udith Milikan
Florence Witcher
Albert Loflin
Itligh Point
Park Street
Rev. L. A. Peeler
Ely's Cream Balm Heals Catarrh Head Colds
If your nostrils are clogged and your head is stuffed a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store provides instant relief. Apply a little into your nostrils to soothe inflamed membranes and open air passages. Your nose clears your head feels free and breathing improves.
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Elv
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