Notable Baraca Banquet Speakers Named in Keenaboro Event
Pastors Rev. R. M. Andrews Rev. R. C. Stubbins A. G. Dixon Rev. D. R. Williams Mrs A G Dixon Miss Bunch and Miss Blanche Burgess headline the Baraca banquet set for Thursday at 8 pm Dr S S Coe serves as toastmaster and arrangements chair three to four hundred guests expected Delegates Mrs H A White Mrs J J Farkas and Mrs W T Saunders head to Goldsboro for the State Federation meeting this week Forest Carter and his wife return from Boston after months away Carter a China mission superintendent spoke at High Point meetings before sailing He cites woodwork skills learned in High Point impacting mission building in China Multiple High Point figures are noted for civic religious and missionary involvement
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R. M. Andrews
Keenaboro
R. C. Stubbins
Merecanicsville
A. G. Dixon
High Point
H. A. White
J. J. Farkas
W. T. Saunders
High Point Woman’s Club
Goldsboro
White
Forest Carter
Boston
Carter
James Carter
Hamilton Street
China
United States
Northern Churches
Woman's Club Postpones Annual Meeting to Next Wednesday
Mrs. H. A. White president announces the general meeting of the Woman's Club is postponed until next Wednesday to allow delegates to prepare reports for the federation meeting in Goldsboro. The annual gathering requires officers and chairmen to submit written annual reports.
State Red Men Convene In Edenton For Annual Meeting
W C Herndon and W L Stamey prepare to attend the North Carolina Great Council session in Edenton on Wednesday. The gathering may draw about 115 delegates rather than the usual 300 due to its eastern location.
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W. C. Herndon
Improved Order of Red Men of
North Carolina
W. L. Stamey
O. R. York
Edenton
Great Council For
Doctor Stanton Returns from North Hospitals
Dr. D. A. Stanton came back yesterday from a northern stay at several hospitals for special clinics. He expresses delight with the work and the opportunities for study and investigation. Southern physicians received generous social attentions during the visit.
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D. A. Stanton
Stanton
Ice Cream Social Fundraiser At Colonial
The Chancel Guild of St Mary's Church serves ice cream at the Colonial on Commerce and Main streets Thursday evening from 6 to 11 o'clock to aid the church fund. All are invited to attend and support the cause.
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St. Mary’s Church
Mrs Farriss to Attend State Federation in Goldsboro
Mrs J J Farriss sails to Goldsboro as a delegate to the State Federation of Woman's Clubs. There she will stay with Mrs William Spicer, who has often visited High Point.
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J .J. Farriss
Goldsboro
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
William Spicer
High Point
Philathea Class to Meet Tuesday Evening at 8
The Philathea class of the First Baptist Church will meet tomorrow evening at 8 with Mrs. C A Yost at 123 Elm Street. All members are urged to be present.
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First Baptist Church
C. A. Yost
Elm Street
Social event honors Miss Berta Lindsay in Winston-Salem
Tomorrow at 3 30 oclock Mrs W C Beavens and Mrs W Jones entertain in honor of Miss Berta Lindsay with guests including Mrs Beavens Mrs Jones and local figures from Ashboro Winston-Salem and Louis George W Gilbert Chas W Grubbs and Dr T A Henry in attendance
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Robert Burns
Ashboro
T. A. Henry
W. @asten
Winston-Salem
A. C. Cart . Louis
George W. Gilbert
Chas
Beavens
Mrs. Jones
W. C. Beavens
W. ©. Jones
Berta Lindsay
A Tate to Attend Morganton Meeting on Water Plant Contract
A. and Tate attends a Morganton meeting of a committee to set a contract for installing a new water plant at Western Carolina State hospital. Tate is a trustee and active in important committees. Pauline Britt of Britt's Landing Tennessee travels to Charlotte then Crowder Oklahoma for family visits. Dr Kirkwood, student at Salem Academy, stays with Mrs Adams. Grace Royster of Winston visits sister Kate Royster.
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A. & Tate
Morganton
Western Carolina State Hospital
Tate
Pauline Britt
Britt’s Landing
Tenn
W. J. Armfield
Charlotte
W. C. Petty
Crowder
Okla
Dr. Kirkwood
Salem Academy
Winston-Salem
Adams
High Point Doctors Featured at Eighth District Meeting
At the Eighth District Medical Society meeting in Elkin this week three High Point physicians are listed on the program. Dr. D A Stanton discusses Peritonitis, Dr H W McCain addresses Causes of Non-Operative Treatment of Hypertrophied Prostate, and Dr J T Burrus speaks on the Importance of Early Recognition of Surgical Symptoms.
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Eighth District Medical Society
Elkin
High Point
D. A. Stanton
H. WW. McCain
J. T. Burrus
Evangelistic Services At First Reformed Church Draw Large Crowd
Attention at First Reformed Church yesterday with strong attendance across services. A children's service at 11 drew over twenty young hearts to Christ. Evening service at 7 45 features a song service and a sermon titled Hell a Square Deal by the pastor.
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First Reformed Church
Christ
Qill
Revival Meeting Led by Rev S S Nelson in Durham
Rev S S Nelson, superintendent of the Holiness church's Carolina and Virginia district, conducts a revival at the Holiness church on Hamilton Street. Raised near High Point and educated at Guilford College, he has served as a missionary in Panama and the West Indies. Services daily at 2:30 PM and 7:43 PM. the public is cordially invited.
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S. S. Nelson
Holiness Church
Carolina and
Virginia
Holiness
Hamilton Street
Nelson
High Point
Guilford College
Panama
West Indies
Germans Push Spectacular Advance Toward Baltic Coast
German forces drive along a 100 mile front from near Libeau on the Baltic toward the Niemen as Russian operations in the south report important successes. Flooding of the Niemen isolates German and Russian fields, chemistry of lines unchanged, and the move is not seen as severing Russian communications.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
London
Libeau
Baltic
Niemen
Supreme court subpoenas J P Morgan over Martha Washington will
The Supreme Court orders J P Morgan to answer Virginia’s suit to recover Martha Washington's will, taken from Fairfax county courthouse during the Civil War. He is to be served on arrival in New York from Europe in the coming days.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Supreme Court
High Point Township Sunday School Convention
The Sunday School convention will meet at the school auditorium next Sunday evening. All churches will combine for the program and J. M. Broughton Jr is expected to give an address. Further announcements will detail the program.
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High Point Township
J. M. Broughton, Jr
General readjustment of rural postal service announced
Washington May 3 Plan to reform rural mail delivery nationwide by July aims to reach about a million people now covered by the present routing system. Under the plan motor vehicles will be used where highways permit, according to Postmaster General Burleson.
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Washington
Burieson
Barnes Refused To Be A Catspaw For Murphy In 1911
In Syracuse on May 3 William J. Barnes testified he refused Charles F. Murphy's request to help defeat the 1911 legislative primary. Walter T. Arndt said Barnes, then Republican executive chair, would not pull Murphy's chestnuts from the fire. Evidence also covered Albany printing contracts and bills involving The Journal.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
William J. Barnes
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Barnes
Republican Executive Committee
Murphy
Supreme Court
Walter T. Arndt
Albany
New York
Arndt
Albany Common Council
Common Council
Argus Company
Journal, of
Umpire Cameron resigns in Carolina league
Umpire Cameron resigns after fan pressure and poor start. President Lyon appoints P. L. Dooley to succeed him. Dooley, known for steady control, will report in Asheville after coaching at the Eastern college baseball level. Cameron returns to Pawtucket Rhode Island.
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Cameron
Pawtucket
R. I
Lyon
P. L. Dooley
Peter Finley
Jenkins Mays scrap heard in Greensboro court
In Greensboro Municipal Court Judge Glen Brown heard the Jenkins Mays street fight case. A. A. Jenkins, who used a knife, was acquitted. M. M. Mays was also released after evidence showed he started the clash. Jenkins had been previously ill and attacked on the street, and the court noted Mays had been punished sufficiently.
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Greensboro
A. A. Jenkins
M. M. Mays
Mays
Brown
Jenkins
Mr. Mays
Durham Enjoined From Awarding Waterworks Contract
A Durham suit seeks to halt awarding the $500,000 municipal water system contract until bonds approved for the project are sold. Plaintiff A. K. Umstead and others challenge Mayor W. J. Brogden and eight aldermen as the injunction blocks today’s bid award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Durham
Board of Aldermen
Durham Fom
A. K. Umstead
W. J. Brogden
M. E. Newson
J. D. Hamlin
W. T. Coles
C. P. Howerton
John RK. Proctor
W. Crawford
B. S. Skinner
W. G. Bradshaw
Florence Conklin Carman On Trial A Second Time
Mrs Florence Conklin Carman was placed on trial for a second time in Minneola New York for the murder of Mrs Louise D Bailey at Freeport. The first trial ended with a hung jury and Carman remains free on bond as District Attorney Smith says the state may need about a week to present its case.
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Associated Press
Minneola
N. Y
Florence Conklin Carman
Louise D. Bailey
Freeport
Carman
Atorney Smith
Stae
Wooden keys found in jail tied to murder case
Southport May 3. Wooden keys fitting jail locks were found in the possession of J. C. Walker in jail, charged with the murder of Sheriff Jack Standland by actiff J. J. Robinson. The sheriff had suspected Walker and ordered the search.
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Southport
J. C. Walker
Jack Standland
Actiff
J. J. Robinson
Walker
Masonic Meeting Tonight At Numa Reid No 344
A called communication of Numa F. Reid No. 344 A. F. and A. M. meets this Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Work in the A. degree. Officer DOBBS, Secretary.
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Numa F. Reid No
Ellida Torpedoed and Sunk in North Sea by German Submarine
Swedish steamer Ellida timber laden from Helsingborg to Hull was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine in the North Sea. The crew and 16 passengers escaped in a small boat and were later rescued by a Danish ship, landing at Lemvig, Denmark.
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Associated Press
Londn
Copenhagn
Ellida
Helsingborg
Hul
North Sea
Lemzig
Denmark
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Aento A An
Mrs Carter
Woman’s Club
Red Men’s
Dr. Stanton
Mrs. Farriss
Philathea Meeting
Elwood
Grace Royster
Winstor
Kate Royster
High Point Doctors AT Medical Society
Holiness Meeting
Baltic Coast
Morgan
Mr. Broughton
Cameron Hands
Dooley
Yeterday
Rhody
Jenkins-Mays
Glen Brown
D. Dobbs
Hart Drug Co
Postoffice
Fountain
Ring Drug CO
Mann Drug Company
L. J. Walton
Farlow’s
E. A. Farlow & CO
J. Fred Tesh
Bank of Commerce
W.C. Northup, A. I. A
L. A.o’brien
N.C.A
Northup & O'Brien
Bank of Commerce Building
J. T. Mann
Bank Commerce
Mann Drug Co
I P. m
D. H. & C. Spirabone
E.M. Brower
Frank Gurley
Agt
High” Point, N
High Point Milling CO
High Point Milling Coé
C. B. Mattocks
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