W C T U Holds Annual State Meeting in Greensboro
The state executive committee of the W C T U met in Greensboro at Mrs J B Scarborough’s apartments with state officers and officials present. Bethel was chosen as 1 October state convention host. May 2027 was set as membership week to add new members.
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Greenaboro
J.B Scarborough
Gate City
Adelaide Goodne
Bethel
Hostes Union
Raleigh
Stat Organization
Greensboro
Scarborough
Martha Newland
High Point
Bootleg Drives Man to Naked Dance in Denver Streets
Denver police found Frank Tucker, 36, nude and dancing at 6 am in the Greek theater at the civic center. He blamed a "wonderful bootleg" for his actions as temperatures hovered near zero and officers noted he had likely drunk anti freeze to stay warm.
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Denver
Frank Tucker
Civic Center
ATA PE CLUB MEETING HIGHLIGHTS ILLUMINATE ARTISTS
Members of the seta Pi club met at Mrs John Peacock’s South Main Street home for an afternoon of literary discussion and games. Mrs Roma Covington and Miss Annie Mae Walker led talks on American illustrators James Harrison Fisher and Howard Chandler Christie.
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Fred Thomas
Avenue
Kentre-Nous Club
B.S. Cummings
Bascom Hoskins
G. H .Kearns
J. A. Lindsay Jr
John Tate
A. T. Wishart
L. R. Terry
Robert Walker
J.W. Kearns
E. Sheloff
W. F. Clayan
James A. Clark
seta-Pi —Club
John ‘Cacock
South Maintreet
Oma Covington
Annie Mae Walker
James
Howard Chandler Christie
Senate Restaurant Smoking Policy Change Affects Women
A young woman barred from smoking in the United States Senate restaurant challenged the rule up to the senators. The result is that in future any woman may smoke in the senate restaurant if she wishes.
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United States Senate
Washington
Senate
Is This Profiteering Investigated in Postwar Firms
The High Point Enterprise in cooperation with the New York Evening World surveys profits of corporations manufacturing and handling essential goods as the cost of living rises after the armistice. Attorney General Palmer’s attention is drawn to the articles.
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High Point Enterprise
New York Evening World
Palmer
National Enamelling Company profits soar despite high living costs
The National Enamelling and Stamping Company shows unprecedented profits with record dividends as living costs rise. From 1915 to 1918 inventories and current assets grew, while 1917 and 1918 dividends surged, indicating strong earnings despite wage and tax pressures.
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National Enamelling Company
National Enamelling and Stamping Company
Isig i
Spring Dainties: Open Air Season Prompts Fresh Fashion Rules
The era of spring invites open air life and dainty grooming. An article from a fashion magazine urges constant personal care to stay fresh as the morning, detailing daily nail care, weekly cuticle work, polish, and regular hair maintenance. It emphasizes effortless chic for naturally refined young women and the disciplined effort needed to maintain dainty appearance.
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Milady
4 Magazine of Fashion
Personal notes on travels of local residents
Mrs. Bruce H. Carraway left for Washington to visit her husband Lieutenant Carraway. Mrs. Asa Biggs and Miss Diana Chandler departed for a several day visit in Eastern North Carolina. Mr and Mrs H W Fraser and Mrs L C Sinclair with children returned from Florida. Miss Margaret Rankin student at Westminster College arrived to spend the Eastern holidays with her parents.
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Bruce H. Carraway
Washington
Lieutenant Carraway
Asa Biggs
Diana Chandler
North Carolina
H.W. Fraser
Margaret Rankin
Westminster College
Westminster, Md
Mrs
A. M. Rankin
Greensboro man's city visit with friends noted
William Grubbs of Greensboro spent yesterday in the city with friends during a brief outing.
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William Grubbs
Greensboro
Business Visitor Wake Prominent at High Point Meet
S. R. Wake of Waterbury Connecticut traveled to High Point for a business visit while Dr. W. R. Stalnaker from Atlanta Georgia was among guests at the Elwood on Thursday.
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S. R. Wake
Waterbury, Conn
High Point
W. R. Stalnaker
Atlanta, Ga
Pnellman of Durham Visiting for Business
T. M. Pnellman of Durham is spending a few days in the city on business.
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T. M. Pnellman
Durham
Giles Couple Guests at Elwood Visit
Mr and Mrs William T Giles of Balkintore were guests yesterday at the Elwood. Giles was a business visitor in town.
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William T. Giles
Balkintore
the Elwood
Mr. Giles
Salisbury man J. W. Fletcher visits High Point yesterday
J. W. Fletcher of Salisbury spent a few hours in High Point yesterday, according to local observations.
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J. W. Fletcher
Salisbury
High Point
Business visitors from Charlotte arrive at conference
W. C. Wooley of Charlotte is listed among the business visitors here for the conference, joining other regional attendees to discuss industry developments and network with local firms.
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W. C. Wooley
Charlotte
Moose Leader Visits High Point to Address Local Chapter
Miss Winnie Withers accompanied William Trickett Giles, Supreme Dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose, Moosehart, who was ill but visited High Point to address the local Moose chapter members.
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William Trickett Giles
Loyal Order of Moose
Moosehart
Ill
High Point
Order of Moose
Salisbury Man N B Peake Visits City on Business
N B Peake of Salisbury is spending the day in the city on business, traveling by bus and meeting local contacts.
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Salisbury
Baxter Stapleton Visited Greensboro Businessman Here
Baxter Stapleton of Greensboro was a business visitor here yesterday, meeting local executives and discussing potential investments. The report notes Stapleton’s Greensboro ties and the nature of his discussions as part of a regional business tour.
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Baxter Stapleton
Greensboro
Mrs Mat Nicholson Returns to Baltimore After Visit
Mrs Nicholson returns to Baltimore after a week in this city as a guest of Mr and Mrs BH A Edwards on South Main Street. Miss Faye Womble plans to leave this evening for Spencer to spend the weekend with her brothers Guy and Harry Womble.
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Mat Nicholson
Baltimore
Nicholson
BH. A. Edwards
South Main Street
Faye “Womble
Spencer
Guy and
Harry Womble
Deaf couple unaware flames engulfed burning home
Pueblo Colorado March 26 Firemen battled a roof blaze as Mr and Mrs J C Nash both deaf mutes calmly ate breakfast They looked out and saw water running from the roof took out his raincoat and only then stepped outside to see firefighters pouring water on the burning house
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Pueblo
Col
J. C. Nash
Nash
High Point Insurance and Real Estate Annual Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of High Point Insurance and Real Estate Company stockholders is tonight at 7 29 in the company office. All stockholders are urged to attend due to matters of vital importance. Advt Aw Sherrod President.
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High Point Insurance & Real Estate Company
Pirates Field Eleven Pitchers Under Manager Gibson
Pirates manager George Gibson oversees a pitching staff of eleven as part of the Pittsburg club lineup.
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George Gibson
Pittsburg Pirates
First Reformed church sale to be held Thursday afternoon
The Ladies of the First Reformed church plan a sale at the former Amos Furniture store starting at 2 o'clock Thursday. Items include children's clothing and homemade candy. An unrelated note reports that influenza hit Indians harder than whites in the United States and Canada this year.
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Raeee
Ladies of the First Reformed Church
Amos Furniture Company
United States
Canada
Winston-Salem visitor and Thomasville resident in High Point
R. L. Conrad of Winston-Salem spent Thursday in High Point on business while Frances Everhardt of Thomasville spent last evening in the city socializing with friends.
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R. L. Conrad
Winston-Salem
High Point
Frances Everhardt
Thomasville
Local residents visit Asheboro and Greensboro
Attorney L. B. Williams visits Asheboro today while A. C. Forsyth of Greensboro spent yesterday in the city on business. Mrs. L. C. Furgurson was a shopping visitor in Greensboro Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Williams and daughter Miss Louise Jackson have returned from Laurinburg.
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L. B. Williams
Asheboro
A. C. Forsyth
Greensboro
L. C. Furgurson
Miss Louise Jackson
Laurinburg
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Ociety
Mildred Bedford
Entre Nous Club
ATA PE Club
Hert Kirkman
Mary Sherrod
Valette Jones
Emily Brooks
Alice Riddick
Mary Tate
Edna Wall
Wade Marsh
Conna Covington
G. Pollock
Ben Moore
Margarite Kirkman
Grenadine
Japan
Moffitt Furnishing Com’y
Tim
Allen
National Enameling CO
National Bromeling and Stamping Company
Winnie Withers
Thenpr
Aw Sherrod
Kent
Inquire Enterprise
Mechanicsville
Cady Richardson
Guilford Transfer Co
Hutchens
Marinello
Eacock Sherrod
Chalmers
Malaga
Veatch
Weadky
Stamney’s
Diamond and Jeweryy
N. Main
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