WEDDING PLANS AND BRIDAL PARTY ENTERTAINMENT
Miss Thelma Wineskie and Miss Mary Sherrod hosted a Monday reception for the Mann Peacock bridesmaids at Wesley Memorial Methodist church base. The event featured a theater party and a saloon at the Elwood hotel with a salad course and refreshments. Attendees included Miss Eleanor Horton of Wadesboro Miss Grace Wallace of Merehead City Miss Verna Canfield of Morehead City Miss Bessie Woodson of Newport News Va Miss Marguerite Kirkman Miss Odelle Peacock Mrs J O Neal Craig and Miss Maric Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Wineskie
Mary Sherrod
Mann-Peacock
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Elwood Hotel
Eleanor Horton
Wadesboro
Grace Wallace
Merehead City
Verna Canfield
Morehead City
Bessie Woodson
Newport News
Marguerite Kirkman
Odelle Peacock
J. O'Neal Craig
Maric Stevens
Entertains W. O. T. Club at Hamilton Street Home
Mrs CLF Pomlinson delightfully entertained the W. O. T. club at her Hamilton street home yesterday afternoon. Spring flowers decorated the rooms and after several games of rock a frozen salad course was served by the hostess assisted by Mesdames Tomlinson Idol and Clark to a long list of club members and guests including Mrs Gold Millis Caldwell Farrius Cox Eshelman Cummings Idol Hill Kearns Morrow Kirkman Ingram and other attendees from Monroe and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Ward Behelman
Willie Mclaughlin
Charlotte
Fred Eshelman
Herreant Sears
John Alfred Eshelman
J. Marsh
P. Ward Eshelman
Lucy Eshelman
Bh. White
Greensboro
Mra
F. Eshelman
Frances Mann
Gilbert T. Rowe
Lamar Géney
H. A. Millis
R. L. Warnick
James Kearns
H. W. McCain
H. M. S. Salisbury
Tiley DeBell
Francis Elizabeth Eshelman
Mary Fragees Kearns
W. O. T. Club
Clf. Pomlinson
Hamilton Street
T. H. Tomlinson
W. C. Idol
G. W. Clark
T. J. Gold
A. Mill
Misses Lambert Host a Tuesday Evening for Miss Chase
Misses Bessie and Emily Lambert hosted a social gathering Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Elizabeth Chase of Columbia. Guests arrived greeted at the door then joined for social chatter before a session of progressive rook. Pink and white decor featured through refreshments served by Miss Corinna and Esther Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Emily Lambert
Elizabeth Chase
Columbia
S, CC
Bessie Lambert
Honer
Missea Corinna
Esther Lambert
Quiet Albemarle Wedding Joins Belle Kirk and J R Jones
A city wedding was solemnized Monday at 4 30 PM in Albemarle as Belle Kirk daughter of Mr and Mrs Kirk wed J R Jones from Sylvia. The ceremony at the bride’s home was small due to the ill grandmother with only close relatives and friends present. The bride, known in the area, will reside in Sylvia with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
Belle Kirk
City
Sertion
Mrs. Jones
Sylvia
Delta Tan Club Meeting Set for Friday Afternoon
The Delta Tan club will meet Friday at 3 30 o clock with Mrs C F Tomlinson at her Hamilton street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tan Club
Personal notes on local residents
J. E Perryman rests easily after surgery at the local hospital. Edward King returns to Columbia, DC, after visiting his parents. Glenn Rawley heads to Missouri territory for Reynolds Tobacco assignments. Miss Dudley Melthenny of Greensboro guests Miss Bessie Lambert in Greensboro at her Church Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward King
Columbia, D. C
City
Mrs
Rufus King
Glenn Rawley
Lotus
Missouri
R. Oj. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Dudley Melthenny
Greensboro
Bessie Lambert
Church Street
Greensboro Visit Highlights Lambert Family Socials
Mrs J G Lambert, Miss Elizabeth Chase and G L Lambert are spending the day in Greensboro. Fred Lambert of Greensboro spent the evening in the city yesterday as a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs J G Lambert. Miss Isla Causey, one of the brides-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J G Lambert
Elizabeth Chase
G. L. Lambert
Greensboro
Fred Lambert
Mrs
J. G. Lambert
Isla Causey
Local social and business notes from Greensboro and nearby cities
Maids at the Mann Peacock wedding yesterday at noon have returned to Greensboro. J. W. Harris spends the day in Charlotte on business. Miss Cola Allen travels to Greenville North Carolina to visit her brother John Allen. George White returns from Greensboro after a short business visit. J. Bart Holder and Thomas J. Moser were business visitors to Greensboro yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann-Peacock
Greensboro
Miss Cola Allen
Greenville
N. C
John Allen
George White
J. Bart Holder
Thomas J. Moser
Piper of Hamelin Play Nears Final Rehearsals in High Point
The High Point Junior Chautauqua Winter Club nears season end with rehearsals for the play The Piper. Cast includes Charles Farriss Gilbert Ragan Ruth Clinard Virginia Young and others. The performance for the school library is Friday at 2 20 PM in the high school auditorium with a key rehearsal Thursday at 3 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Gilbert Ragan
Ruth Clinard
Virginia Young
William Jagan
James Farriss
Nancy Kirkman
Max Parrish
Jack
Amos Kearns
Elizabeth Strickland
Elizabeth Green
Elizabeth Young
Lucille Munga
George Hoover
Helen Cahal
Eliza B. Green
Cripple Tom
Billy Mungan
Catawba Farmers In West Profit From Wheat Crop
Newton May 2 J A Long of Catawba reports clipping from Washington state showing high wheat prices benefiting Catawba growers. One farmer received a $228,844.40 check for his crop and another earned an extra $40,000 by delaying sale, with potential larger gains if held longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
J. A. Long
Catawba
Washington State
Berlin Rumors Hint at Crisis in High Government
Amsterdam via London May 2 Weser Zeitung Bremer reports Berlin filled with rumors of a grave crisis in top government quarters. Demands grow for a strong leader to be placed at the helm of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
London
Weser Zeitung
Bremer
Berlin
Miss Edith Moore Seeks Linen For Battlefront Bandages
Miss Edith Moore of Philadelphia plans to sail for France with a Red Cross unit from the Pennsylvania Hospital. She asks friends to donate muslin and linen rags to be used as bandages and will carry as many as possible as personal belongings before leaving the city early tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Moore
Benjamin
Moore
France
Red Cross
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Miss Moore
Needed Marines Secured Early for World War Effort
Two brothers Robert Z and Thomas B Necesary were enlisted on April 13, two weeks before the Marines announced reaching the authorized strength of 17,400. Maj. Gen. George Barnett said recruiting for 12,600 more was already under way as Americans answered the call for volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Marine Corps
Robert Z
Thomas B Necesary
Sallie Necessary
Red Rock
Tex
George Barnett
Marine Corps
Old King Coal and His Royal Prices
A playful verse from a Brooklyn Eagle column imagines Old King Coal an expensive old soul who has left for a spell. The poem portrays his return and the rising price as his brother Old Wing Tee looms in the nearby future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brooklyn Eagle
King Coal
Nick
Old Wing Tee
Value of Home Teaching from the Ladies' Home Journal
A mother asks her daughter Ethel if she has been at the preserves again prompting a playful exchange. Ethel recalls her grandmother taught her not to be inquisitive as she tidies a doll’s hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ethel
Help Us Pass It On A Street Boy's Definition of a Friend
Grace Dodge in New York shares a street boy's definition of friendship. A friend is someone who knows all about you yet loves you the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Herald
Grace Dodge
New York City
Recital at Littleton by Four Young Ladies Cites Talent
A delightful recital was given in the college auditorium Monday evening by four young ladies Miss Regina Egerton Ruby Johnson Isabel Broom and Julia Merritt. Rev R H Willis and wife and son of Oxford are visiting My and Mrs J M Rhodes of Littleton this week. Mr and Mrs T B Rose and family have moved to Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
College
Regina Egerton
Ruby Johnson
Isabel Broom
Julia Merritt
R. H. Willis
Oxford
J. M. Rhodes
T. B. Rose
Governors to Discuss Prohibition Support at Washington Conference
Support for national prohibition during the war will be asked of a conference here tomorrow between the council of national defense and state defense council representatives by ten governors who represent their state councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Council of National Defense
Stomach Ailments Promoted as Nation’s Curse Remedy
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is marketed as a cure for stomach trouble including gall stones ulcers and indigestion. The ad claims it cleanses bile soothes inflammation and saves lives with a free booklet and refund policy through Hart Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Geo
H. Mayr
Mfg
Chicago
Hart Drug Co
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J. E Perryman
J. W. Harris
Junior
Chautauqua
Liberty
High Point Motor Co
OLD King Coal
Abigail Gage
Mer
Venetia Smith
Tonlach
J. H., Dobbs
E. H. P Jas
J. Griffith
Chase
Cincinnati
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toleca
Ohio
Vr. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Th. Hall
F. M. Jones
Palmer, Okla
Irs
Jones
Jersey
Copenhagen
Heatherbloom
United Confederate Veterans
Washington, D.C
Southern Railway System
S. E. Burgess
Charlotte, N. C
Max Kones
Sisson Motor Supply Co
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