Frances Mann Weds John Roscoe Peacock in Greensboro
Miss Frances Mann daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Mann married John Roscoe Peacock son of Dr and Mrs Dred Peacock at Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal church Asheville officiant Rev S H Hilliard. The ceremony featured pink white and green decor ferns palms dogwood blooms. Attendants included Odelle Peacock Grace Wallace and others from Greensboro Winston Salem and Morehead City. After the wedding the couple departed by train on a bridal trip to eastern cities.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Frances Mann
J. D. Mann
John Roscoe Peacock
Dred Peacock
Hi. Hilliard
Asheville
Frank Ford
Eouple
J. G. Marsh
R. B. Terry
E. W Freeze
J. T. Mann
W. L. Hargett
J. O. Craig
Winston- Salem
Corinne Ams
Thomasville
Fielding L. Fry
Areensbors
Winston-Salem
Grace Wallac
Morehead City
Charles Kearns
Randall N. Mann
Methodist Episcopal Church
S. H. Hilliard
Mendelssohn
Miss Allman
Mrs. Peacock
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
L. Mann
Siler City
Estelle Cauiy
Greensboro
Grace Wallace
Verna Canfield
Eleanor Horton
Wadesora
Bessie Woodson
Newport News
Isla Causey
J.neal Craig
R. J. M. Hobbs
John N. Wilson
Mary Sherrod
Wadesboro
J. O'Neal Craig
Marguerite Kirkman
Mamm
J.D. Mann
J. T Mann
J. E Marsh
W. Freeze
Odelle Peacock
Thelma Wineskir
Francess Mann
John Peacock
Andrew War Nek
J. M. Hobbs
Carla Kephart
John N Wilson, Jr
le B. Hurley
N. W. LeGrande
Rockingham
Charles Redding
Randall Mann
Everett Marsh
Bridal Party Delights In Mann Wedding Reception
After the rehearsal at Wesley Memorial church for the Mann wedding the bridal party enjoyed a reception at the bride’s parents home on South Main. The dining room featured white ash southern smilax and flowers with a pink white and green color scheme. A chandelier centerpiece held a shower bouquet of sweetpeas and lilies of the valley with tulle streamers.
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Mann. Peacick
Wesley Memorial Church
4.C. Mann
South Main Street
Entertain District Meeting by High Point Daughters of the Confederacy
The High Point chapter hosts the district meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy next Saturday with a reception for visitors from Greensbo ro Thomasville Lexington Ashboro Salisbury China Grove and Statesville at the home of Mrs. W R Kirkman on East Washington Street. Delegates and all ladies who helped in the recent minstrel show are invited and urged to attend to show appreciation for the city volunteers.
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High Point
Daughters of the Confederacy
Greensbore
Thomasville
Lexington
Ashboro
Salisbury
China Grove
Statesville
W. Rd Kirkman
East Washington Street
Minstrel show praised for crowds and support
The account credits Mrs. L. J. Ingram for valuable assistance and encouragement during the event. Spectators contributed hustle and kind words, helping the minstrel's success.
Daughters of the Confederacy Donates to Local Camp
During a weekly meeting at Mrs. Thomas J. Golds home the Daughters of the Confederacy voted 75 to the United Confederate Veterans to fund uniforms for the troops. Uniforms have been ordered for the June Washington reunion trip and will be delivered in time.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Thomas J. Gold
United Confederate Veterans
Washington
Coxs Attend Bankers Association Convention in Briarcliff
Mr and Mrs J Elwood Cox depart for Briarcliff New York to attend sessions of the American Bankers Association. Cox serves as vice president of the national bank section representing eight thousand national banks nationwide with visits planned in Washington and New York before returning home.
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J. Elwood Cox
Briarcliff
N. Y
American Bankers’ Association
Cox
National Bank
Association
Washington
New York
Miss Edith Moore To Visit City From High Point
Miss Edith Moore a graduate nurse from Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia arrives tomorrow to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Benjamin J Moore. She will stay only one day as she travels with the Philadelphia Red Cross unit for France.
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Edith Moore
High Point
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Benj. J. Moore
Miss Clara Cox Attends State Federation Meeting
Miss Clara Cox, president of the local club and recording secretary of the State Federation, traveled to Durham this morning to attend the State Federation of Woman's Clubs meeting.
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Clara Cox
Durham
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Miss Cox
State Federation
Tomlinson Announces Evening Addresses in City Election
Dc F Tomlinson, candidate for mayor, plans speeches tonight at 7 30 at Silmans store South Main street and at 8 15 at Barkers store West Green street.
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Dc. F. Tomlinson
Silman’s
South Main Street
Barker's
West Green Street
Local Residents and Visitors Socialize at City Events
Archdeacon William S. Hardin and Rev. Mr. Andrews from Salisbury and Lexington spent yesterday in the city with M. C. Crowson. Mrs. R. B. Terry and Miss Clara Boyd plan to attend a Charlotte music festival this evening. Augustus D. Ward of Greensboro conducted business here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schenck and Mrs. Blanche Carr of Greensboro attended the Mann Peacock wedding. K. G. Sloan of Greensboro visited on business. Mrs. I. N. Mann of Siler City witnessed Miss France Mann’s marriage to John Roscoe Peacock. W. M. Marr, city schools superintendent, returned from a Durham weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Allen leave for New Castle Indiana to make their home, after living in High Point and making many friends here.
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William S. Hardin
Salisbury
Mr. Andrews
Lexington
M. C. Crowson
R. B. Terry
Clara Boyd
Charlotte
Paul Schenck
Blanche Carr
Greensboro
I. N. Mann
Siler City
France Mann
John Roscoe Peacock
C. F Allen
New Castle
Ind
High Point
City welcomesMiss Margaret Billings back from Durham
Miss Margaret Billings returned to the city this morning from Durham. Glenn S. Rawley was a business visitor to Winston-Salem this morning.
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Margaret Billings
Durham
Glenn S. Rawley
Winston-Salem
Roosevelt Hopes Force Will Be Sent to Europe
Theodore Roosevelt returned from Chicago urging immediate action to send American troops to the French front. He argued delaying with a large training force would fail duty and produce an ineffective army, and said Congress that opposes volunteering divisions would ignore Marshal Joffre’s advice.
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Roosevelt
Europe
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Marshal Joffre
National Guard
Plattsburg
Congress
Bachelor Maids Club at Ramseur Meeting
The Bachelor Maids Book club met Friday evening at Edith Scott's Liberty street home. Miss Edith Scott hosted with dainty refreshments. attendees included Lizzie Smith Pauline Allred Madge Moffitt Nellie Spoon Mabel Spoon and Margaret Phoenix of Greensboro as guest of honor.
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Bachelor Maids Club
Ramseur
Bachelor Maids Book Club
Edith Scott
Liberty Street
Lizzie Smith
Pauline Allred
Madge Moffitt
Nellie Spoon
Mabel Spoon
Margaret Phoenix
Greensboro
Guess of Honor
Free Cook Book Advertises Cottolene Savings
A promotional offer invites readers to request a free cook book from The N. K. Fairbank Company in Chicago. The ad extols Cottolene for crisp biscuits and frying and suggests using one-third less shortening than other products.
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N. K. Fairbank Company
West Washington Street
Chicago
Women at Work Across Nations Shape War Efforts
A survey notes while 12,000 New York millinery workers, women gain livelihoods. suffrage progress appears in Isle of Man and U S reports. Banking, nursing, and canteens expand roles for women in wartime, with colleges promoting economy and garden programs for student participation.
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New York
French War Mission to Visit Western Cities
The state department announced the French war mission would leave Washington on Thursday to visit Chicago and later travel to Kansas City St. Louis Springfield Philadelphia New York and Boston.
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Washington
State Department
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Springfield
Ilinois
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
George Tier Acquitted in Father Black Case
In a Galveston district court yesterday an instructed verdict of not guilty was returned for George Tier in the murder case tied to the death of William Black, the anti Catholic lecturer killed in Marshall Texas in February 1915. This ends the Father Black case.
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Galveston
Tex
George Tier
William Black
Marshall, Tex
Father Black
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High Point Motor Co
Durham Convention
Mr. Tomlinson
J. M
Phildelphia Hospital
Augustus D. Ward
K. G. Sloan
W. M. Marr
Advertising
Gaeryl Hagedorn
Cincinnati
Carrie L. Champion
Manchester
New Hampshire
Isle of Man
British Nurses’ Association
Princess Christian
Baltimore
New York State
National League For Women’s Service
United States Naval
British Board of Trade
United Kingdom
National Women’s Trade Union League
Goucher College
Senator Broussard
Louisiana
Arlington National Cemetery
Mount Holyoke College
Dea Ves
Delft
Poplins
Shantung
Washington, D.C
Southern Railway System
S. E. Burgess
Charlotte, N. C
Max Kones
Sisson Motor Supply Co
N. C
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