Social events and community notices from a local town
At the home of M. L. Davis on South Main Street Mrs Walter Chandler hosted a rock party and miscellaneous shower for Miss Linnie Mann with pink roses in the decor and a candle lit tableau center. Guests included Catherine Tate and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Davis
South Main Street
Walter Chandler
Linnie Mann
Rook
Chandler
H. J. Coffield
Gurney Briggs
Clara Harmon
D. M. Pollock
Albion Millis
J. A. Austin
Bessie
Aileen Pitts
Darrell Pitts
Edith Bradshaw
Ed. Millis
Collier Ellis
Dallas Zollicoffer
Berta Lindsay
Kathleen Petty
Vera Idol
Clara Stanton
Arouerite Kirkman
Katherine Tate
George Matton, Jr
J. D. Mann
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs Opens Goldsboro Sessions
Goldsboro hosts the 13th annual North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs in Wayne county courthouse. Adelaide Fries presides as president. welcomes from state and national groups stress service and democracy. Delegates rise from 30 in 1905 to about 187 this year, with 200 guests expected and a reception at Algonquin club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Hostess Club
South Carolina Federation
Ohio Federation
North Carolina Teachers’ Assembly
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wayne County
Clarence Johnson
Raleigh
Federation
Adelaide Fries
Winston-Salem
J. W. Allen
South Carolina
State Teachers’ Assembly
Lida T. Rodman
Washington, N. C
S. Iy
C. C. Hook
Thomas Lingle
Algonquin Club
Lexington Baptist Church Free of Debt Triumph
Lexington May 5 The First Baptist church of this city celebrates clearing its debt through a campaign that raised 32727 including a 2500 Home Mission donation, leaving about 4000 remaining. The 25 000 building, no wealthy members, faced near panic during wartime efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
First Baptist Church
Home Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Jennings-Godwin
Lyon
C. E. Godwin
Davidson County
T. J. Jennings
Mr. Godwin
First National Bank of Lexington
Main Street
Geo. A. Adderton and Company
W. C. B. Leonard
General Tremeau Remembered for Plain Speaking to Troops
Paris May 5 General Tremeau who died from injuries in an automobile accident was a dominant figure as vice president of the higher war council and effectively a commander during his service. He was noted for vigor quick decision and plain speech recalling a 1916 Champagne manoeuvres address to generals.
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Paris
Tremeau
Higher War Council
Champagne
Wedding Mishap Delays Greensboro Nuptials
A planned 4 PM ceremony at the Guufford hotel in Greensboro was delayed when bride Bessie Strother of Ridgeway Virginia left to shop and was not found until later. Groom Jones and friend Williams Mitchell searched streets while minister Rev. S N Rankin waited. Bride returned to hotel with Miss Mary Jones. vows were eventually exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guufford
Bessie Strother
Jones
Ridgeway
S. N. Rankin
Williams Mitchell
Miss Strother
Mary Jones
John R. Strother
Culpeper
John C. Jones
William Mitchell
J. B. Odell
Revival draws capacity audience at Ham service
Last night the second Ham night service drew a capacity house with 150 extra chairs. A nursery with volunteer nurses operated in a Sunday school room and six cradles were shipped to care for children during sermons. Rev. J. W. Ham preached on Love from 1 John 3:1, with A. A. Lyon leading singing. Afternoon service at 3, evening at 7.30. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ham
A. A. Lyon
Justice Hughes Declines Presidential Candidacy
Associated Press reports from Washington on May 5 that Justice Hughes of the Supreme Court disapproves of being named a presidential candidate. He has no desire to re-enter politics and, as a Supreme Court member, is not available or a candidate in any sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Humane Society
Jt. C. Sovars
Associated Press
Washington
Hughes
Supreme Court
Goldstein Divorce Suit Filed in Guilford Superior Court
Alma McIntire Goldstein sues Charles Goldstein in Guilford County Superior Court seeking a divorce. Defendant must appear at the June 7 1915 term in Greensboro NC and answer or demur to the complaint or relief will be granted. Clerk M W Gant signs the notice on April 30 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford County
Alma McIntire Goldstein
Charles Goldstein
Superior Court
Guilford
M. W. Gant
Ice Cream Supper At St Marys Episcopal Church
The Chancel Guild of St Marys Episcopal church invites High Point to an ice cream supper tomorrow night. A fortune telling feature adds an amusing highlight to the evening as preparations reach completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
High Point
Chancel Guild
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Contract Awarded for Randolph Jail Cells
Pauly Jail Building Company representative Lippincott from Asheboro announced a contract with Randolph County commissioners to equip the new Randolph jail with 14 steel cells at a price of 6,400 dollars. Work will start immediately with completion expected before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hk. RK. Lippincott
Pauly Jail Building Company
Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph
Trull Loses Appeal in Swain Murder Case
Edward Trull, convicted in Mecklenburg County Superior Court last June for the murder of Henry Swain on circumstantial evidence, has his appeal denied by the Supreme Court and faces possible execution unless the governor intervenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Edward Trull
Mecklenburg County Superior Court
Henry Swain
Supreme Court
Sin Against the Holy Ghost Topic At First Reformed
The pastor will preach on The Sin Against the Holy Ghost tonight at the First Reformed church as part of ongoing meetings. The public is invited to attend. Services begin at 7:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
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Mrs. Chandler
C. C. Prince
Mrs. Prince
Roland Park
Laula Walker
Wilbur Jones
Prince
Robert Brocett, Sr
Helen Brockett
W. D. Brooks
G. W. Clark
Bayard Cummings
S. L
R. B. Terry
Albert Hart
Irvin Paylor
W. G. Bradshaw
Harry Raymond
S. H. Tomlinson
Charles Long
L. W. Blackwelder
A. T. Wishart
Humane
Main Street Methodist Protestant Church
J Enterprise
W. P. Pickett
Woman's ‘Temperance Union of
A. Matton
Elks’ Home
State Federation OF Woman ’S Clubs
Susan Iden
Lexington Baptist Church
Tremau
Justice Hughes
Clerk Superior Court
L. J. Walton
Farlow
E. A. Farlow & CO
Matton Drug Company
Matton’s
D. H. Parsons
Bank of Commerce
High Point, N. C
Trull
First Reformed
Independent Insurance & Investment Co
O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
High Point Milling CO
J. Fred
D. H. & C. Spirabone
OpiTra
E.M. Brower
C. B. Mattocks
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