Miss Berta Lindsay Linen Shower Brightens June Wedding
Miss Lindsay, a June bride, receives gifts from Delta Tau, Gamma Zeta, and others at Mrs Beavens and Mrs Jones home. Guests enjoy pink white and green decor, hearts shaped desserts, and a playful shower drop from a pink basket. A future tea at 10 am honors Miss Linnie Mann. Humane Sunday plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lindsay
W. C. Beavens
W. C. Jones
Berta Lindsay
Beavens
V. A. J. Ldo
Clara Harmon
Frank Ogburn
Mary Alexander
James Lynch
W. ©. Jones
J. Ed. Kirkman
John Lindsay
V. A. J. Idol
Clara Steele
Marguerite Kirkman
Claude Reitzel
Jones
Delta Taus
Gamma Zetas
Berta Lindsey
J. E. Kirkman
Marguerite Wirkman
Edith Bradshaw
Bessie Pitts
Linnie Mann
Mary Alexder
Mabel
Katharine Tate
Marie (Oley
Clara Stanton
Helen Brockett
Mary
Clinard Home Wedding Sees Cridlebaugh Bride Wed Hunter
At 8 AM in Mechanicsville Mississippi Blanche Cridlebaugh became Mrs Francis Millard Hunter of Thomasville in a ceremony officiated by Rev J M Hilliard. Attendants included E Kennedy Lena Hammer and A Fonts. After a brief reception the couple left for Roanoke and will reside in Thomasville where Mr Hunter works with Crutchfield Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs. Clay H. Clinard
Mechanicsville
Blanche Cridlebaugh
Francis Millard Hunter
Thomasville
J. M. Hilliard
E. Kennedy
Lena Hammer
A. Fonts
Fred Clinard
Hunter
Clay H. Clinard
Roanoke
Crutchfield Hardware Company
Notable Names List Wine and Family Circle
Mrs. Matton’s condition worsened over two days with Mr. Matton visiting yesterday and again today in Salisbury. Friends hope the decline is temporary and that she regains what she has lost.
Mrs. Chandler to Entertain at Rock Party
Invitations are out for a rock party hosted by Mrs. Walter Chandler. The event is announced in social notes with details on the host and the planned gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Chandler
Walter Chandler
Fire destroys small outbuilding at Colonial residence
At about 2 a m a small outbuilding behind Mr and Mrs D C Seawell on Main and Commerce streets burned unknown origin. Firefighters quickly stopped spread to nearby structures while Bill a Black butler at the Colonial slept through the blaze and learned of the incident this morning. A hostile remark was heard during breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Seawell
Colonial
Main
Commerce
Bill
The
Elon College Celebrates Quarter Century Milestone
Elon College marks its twenty fifth anniversary since chartering on March 11 188 and opening on September 2 1960 The 1915 commencement will celebrate the quarter century with class day on May 22 baccalaureate sermon by Dr Frank G Coffin and a series of events through May 25 including alumni address by Rev A W Andes and a literary address by President Fairfax Harrison of the Southern Railway The college now has 24 faculty and 402 students and seven buildings valued at 300000 with alumni across the U S and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon College
Elon
J. A. Newman
J. O. Atkinson
Society
Frank G. Coffin
Albany
N. Y
American Christian Convention
Coffin
Christian Church
Mason and Dixon Line
Harper
Board of Trustees
A. W. Andes
Harrisonburg
Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
Vivid picture of Hamburg harbor in war time
Amsterdam reports a Tagiiche Rund schau description of Hamburg harbor during wartime. The piece contrast s the busy prewar docks with a desolate scene now, noting shackled liners, silent ships, empty harbors, and hidden industrial activity as war reshapes the Elbe port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Amsterdam
Tagiiche Rundschau
Elbe
Kuhwarder
England
Bob Whites Win Season Opener For Scout Baseball
The Bob Whites baseball team of the South Main School opened with a 14 to 9 victory over the Rattlesnakes after nine innings. Scout Master Marr umpired the game played by the Bob Whites and Rattlesnakes with Schulttess and Davis batting for the winners and Williams and Sheets for the losers.
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South Main Street
Bob Whites
Rattlesnake
Whipperwill
Rattlesnakes
Marr
Schulttess
Davis
Williams
Evangelist J W Ham Preaches at West End Baptist Church
Evangelist J W Ham arrived yesterday and opened a campaign with a masterly sermon on Love at West End Baptist Church using John 2 16 as text. By 7 15 p m the house was crowded with a strong choir from Prof A A Lyon and the children's choir adding inspiring music. Preaching at 8 each night with song service at 7 30, the public is invited to attend the Ham campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ham
West End Baptist Church
Jean
Ham
A. A. Lyon
Lyon
West End
High Point
The Consequences of Sin Sermon At First Reformed
The First Reformed church plans tonight’s sermon The Consequences of Sin as part of ongoing meetings whose interest is growing daily. The series draws attendees from the community and emphasizes moral reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Bright youth showoff ends in calf surprise
A visitor to Geo Wood's home was invited to view a new red runabout, but young Frank Wood instead pointed to a small red calf, revealing the boastful display as a misread tale of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Wood
Frank Wood
Frank
Foley’s cough remedy praised for children’s safety
The ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar helps relieve coughing and croup in children and is trusted for three generations. It emphasizes quick action, safe use for coughs and colds, and recommends Mann Drug Company as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Hox Pound
Personal notes from Dunn and nearby towns
Miss Nannie Thompson returns to Dunn to work as a bookkeeper. Miss Lettie Smith goes back to the Normal College in Greensboro after home illness. Mrs. H. A. White, Mrs. J. J. Farriss and Mrs. W. T. Saunders depart for tiodsboro. Mrs. Dora B. Davis of Asheboro shops in town. Mrs. Geo. T. Wood spends the afternoon at Trinity. Miss Jewel Parkin of Trinity visits town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Thompson
Dunn
Lettie Smith
Normal College
Greensboro
H. A. White
J. J. Farriss
W. T. Saunders
Tioidsboro
Dora B. Davis
Asheboro
Geo. T. Wood
Trinity
Jewel Parkin
New Jersey Legislature Ends Special Session on Suffrage Ballot
A special session called by Governor Fielder in Trenton to fix defects in the law setting October 19 for a voter referendum on woman suffrage and two other amendments adjourned after approving the required legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Fielder
First Baptist Church Expansion Progresses Rapidly
Work on the First Baptist Church proceeds with basement and first story brickwork finished. The second story rises, and good weather should finish the addition soon. The extension will provide space for Sunday school, church societies, a ladies parlor, and a kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Strike Ties Up Pittsburgh Building Trades
In Pittsburgh on May 4 laborers and bricklayers joined a walkout demanding five cents more per hour and an eight hour day. About 6,000 workers are now out, halting building trades operations in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Optimism Grows In US Economy Says Federal Reserve Chairman
C S Hamlin, chairman of the federal reserve board, reports a second spirit of optimism across the United States amid generally improved financial and industrial conditions after his five week trip to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
C. S. Ham- Jin
Federal Reserve Board
Pacific Coast
Holland's Proposal Accepted for Papal Legation
Rome through Paris on May 4 Cardinal Gasparri accepted Holland's plan to open a legation accredited to the Holy See after several talks with Monsignor Nolens, the Dutch government representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
Holland
Holy See
Cardinal Gasparri
Monsignor Nolens
Colds and Home Remedies Advertised by Mann Drug
Medical authorities warn colds are infectious and schools in some cities bar children with colds. Spring weather brings more colds. The quick cure for coughs is Foley's Honey and Tar Compound offered by Mann Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Mann Drug Company
Adv
Two Cent Fare Stays After Court Refusal
Charleston date May 4 Circuit Judge S D Littlepage refused to grant an injunction to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to block the West Virginia Public Service Commission from compelling continued 2 cent passenger fares in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
S. D. Littlepage
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
West Virginia Public Service Commission
Serb typhus fever improves says Red Cross doctor
Dr. Clapham Wing reports Serbia's typhus fever situation has improved after his return from Serbia with 13 Red Cross nurses who served in France and Serbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Serbia
Clapham Wing
The
Red Cross
France
New President Gomez Elected in Venezuela
Caracas May 4 The national congress elected Juan Vicente Gomez as president for the 1915 to 1922 term in Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
National Congress
Juan Vicente Gomez
Woman Endures Suffering Reaches for Relief Cardui
In Columbia Tennessee Mrs Jessie Sharp describes severe womanly troubles keeping her bedridden and unable to work. After using Cardui she recovers, reporting renewed health and energy. The ad promotes Cardui from Chattanooga Medicine Co with a offer to write for guidance and a pamphlet.
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Columbia, Tenn
Jessie Sharp
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga
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John O'Neal Craig
Winston-Salem
National Humane Society
R. C. Sewars
Woman's Club
North Carolina
RK. G. Hunt
Asheville
Ottis Mendenhall
Gatewood Avenue
Elwood
J. N. Jacobs
Raleigh
T. N. Prescott
Chicago
J. D. Mason
Lynchburg
H. K. Porter
Atlanta
Troy McDonald
Cincinnati
KE. C. Land
Charlotte
Ernest Schulman
William B. Merriman
C. H. Spencer
R. L. Evans
Baltimore
W. L. Donnally
D. C
R. Lee Davis
Hiddenite
R. K. Johnston
Knoxville
Arleene Gilmer
Concord
H. Felts
F. L. McLean
BOY Scouts
Evangelist Ham
Spirit of Optimism
L. J. Walton
Farlow’s
E. A. Farlow & CO
Fred Tele
Bank of Commerce
W.C
Bank of Commerce Building
Cardui
Cardus
Dr.i I. T. Physigian
Mann Drug Co
MANN
Emerce
P. m
D. H. & C. Spirabone
Spira
E.M. Brower
Frank Gurley
High Point, N. C
High Point Milling CO
C. B. Mattocks
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