Society Events and Postponements Highlight Local Notices
Aid meeting of the Ladies' Aid society at the Lutheran church is postponed due to chautauqua and rescheduled for late next week. Mrs. Charles Hauser hosts luncheon for Miss Nell Terry in Winston-Salem with Mrs. Tom Gold and Mrs. Harry Raymond. Fassifern school in Hendersonville announces a wildflower show with invitations by Miss Kate Shipp. High Point YWCA will elect officers in June per constitution, not May. Duplicate Bridge Luncheon at Hauser residence honors Miss Nell Terry with a pink and yellow color theme.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Charles Hauser
Nell Terry
Pittsburgh
Winston-Salem
Rk. BE. Dalton
Fassifern School
Hendersonville
Kate Shipp
Fassifern
High Point
Lucile Sherrod
Lucy Neal Carr
Stella Norman
High Point Young Women’s Christian Association
Lou Owen
Hauser
North Main Street
Nel Terry
T O
Miss Terry
Alvis Barnes
Tom Gold
Harry Raymond
H. Albion Millis
C. F. Tomlinson
Otis Mendenhall
Carter Dalton
North Carolina Playmakers to Present Folk Plays at N C College Woman
The Chapel Hill Playmakers under Professor Frederick H. Koch will stage three original North Carolina folk plays at the North Carolina College for Women on Saturday. The program includes The Miser by Paul Greene When Witches Ride by Elizabeth Lay and In Dixons Kitchen a farm comedy recently shown at the Hill. Dr. Koch will accompany the company which has gained statewide acclaim for its artistic depictions of local life. Mrs. Charles C. Hook of Charlotte, president of the North Carolina Federation of Womens Clubs, is visiting Winston-Salem with many teas and dinners honoring her attendance.
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Chapel Hill
Frederick H. Koch
North Carolina College For Women
Dr. Koch
Paul Greene
Elizabeth Lay
Dixon’s Kitchen
North Carolina
Charles C. Hook
Charlotte
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Cubs
Winston-Salem
F. F. Bahnson
Hook
High Point
Henry White
Lindsay Street
Calendar of Klub and Club Meetings With Postponements
Thursday duplicate bridge lunch at Club with Mars and Charles M Hauser on North Main Street at 1 o'clock. Beta Pi and bontre Vous clubs cancel due to Chautauqua. Philomathean club also cancels for Chautauqua. next meeting in two weeks. Saturday Wesley Memorial Junior division No 2 meets with Mrs Thurlough Kearms at East Russell Street at 8 o'clock with Mrs W B Hall leading.
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Duplicate Bridge
Mars
Charles M. Hauser
North Main Street
Beta-Pi Club
Philomathean Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Thurlough Kearms
East Ruseil Street
W. B. Hall
Miss Veigh Attabond Returns From Visit
Personal notes report Miss Veigh Attabond of Sailabur returning home after a two week visit with her aunt Mrs J R Pickett on Maple street. Also noted are Rev and Mrs J E Lanier and Mrs D T Andrews returning from Old Trinity commencement and visiting Vr and Mrs Marvin Andrews. James Parsons is recovering from an illness at his West Green street home. Friends of Mrs A S Caldwell regret her illness at her Park Way home. Elihu Root quote about Russian regime appears at end.
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Miss Veigh Attabond
Sailabur
J. R. Pickett
Maple Street
J. E. Lanier
D. T. Andrews
Old Trinity
Marvin Andrews
James Parsons
D. H. Parsons
West Green Street
A.S. Caldwell
U S Business Men in Manila Object to 1918 Tax Law
Daniel R Williams of the American chamber of commerce in Manila tells the eighth national foreign trade convention that the revenue act of 1918 taxes the non resident American income and threatens U S business and prestige in the Philippines and the Orient He warns the tax is taxation without representation and would drive business to foreigners, harming American interests abroad.
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Cleveland, O
Philippines
Daniel R. Williams
American Chamber of Commerce
Manila
Williams
Mexico
United States
Jossmen Stir Up Strife In China Authored By Boxers Like Event
Eyewitness accounts describe a night and day clash as Jossmen crossed the Yangtze under gunfire to attack the Widgeon and seize the suburbs. The flotilla sustained few hits while soldiers reported heavy firing, a turning point when their chief’s chair fell and the attackers fled.
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Jossmen
China
Wanhsien
Yangtze
Junkos-Hughes
Jossman
Widgeon
Jakes Hughes
Tennis for Young. Tilden Warns Boys of Danger
Philadelphia May 5 William Tilden world tennis champion told Northeast High School students that being a Davis Cup team member brought esteem but the voyage and sea sickness along with the public scrutiny proved taxing. He warned that the title carried pressure and critics.
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Tilden
Philadelphia
William TT. Tilden
Northeast High School
Tennis Champion Reflects On Career And Youth Training
The speaker laments fading strength and predicts a younger schoolboy will claim tomorrow's tennis crown. He recalls rough beginnings on the court and a rough voyage at sea, noting how early training shapes champions and the sport's future. He emphasizes perseverance despite illness and setbacks.
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England
Williams
Revival at Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Much interest marked both services at Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant church as Rev. R. S. Troxler leads a revival from Thomasville. He preached on United Prayer and urged united prayer as essential for progress while calling for a Holy Ghost renewal amid strong attendance and daily 2:30 PM and 7:30 PM services.
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Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
R. S. Troxler
Thomasville
Mr. Troxler
United Prayer
Burns Undergoes Operation in Greensboro Hospital
E M Burns of 204 East Washington street entered St Vees hospital in Greensboro yesterday for surgery related to injuries received in service in France. Friends report the operation was without serious effects and he is resting well according to late night reports.
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E. M. Burns
East
Washington Street
St. Vee’s Hospital
Greensboro
France
Fifteen Murder Cases Set for Greenville Sessions Start
GREENVILLE May 5 Fifteen murder indictments fill the docket for the Greenville term of the court of general sessions beginning May 9. Tom Harrison of Greenville stands indicted for the alleged murder of his wife Gertrude Robinson Harrison. The two year old case of Jake Roswell, a federal revenue agent, charged in Sheriff Rector’s death, will occur at the Dickens term in June.
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Greenville
D. C
Tom Harrison
Gertrude Robinson Harrison
Rial
Jake Roswell
Federal Revenue Agent
Sheriff Rector
Greenville Faces Choice for Governor Cooper Summer Capital
Greenville, S C May 5 Regular place hosts Governor Cooper who may designate Greenville as South Carolina's summer capital. A local committee will choose between the home of Congressman McSwain and the Paris Mountain estate of cotton manufacturer Allen J. Graham for his use.
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Greenville
S.C
Robert A. Cooper
South Carolina
Congressman McSwain
Allen J. Graham
Paris Mountain
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Kasat
Klub Kalendar
Elihu Root
Mark
Moffitt Furnishing
U.S
Paris
London
Henry Savage
A.c
Peggy Hoyt
New York
Tennis For Young
Ladies Home
Journal Pat
Wugm Pone
Mak
Madras
Gandy
BL. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
J. A Hart Drug Company
Gilmer Cash
S. Main St
Laxpert Shoe Fitters Quality Shoe Store
Ecox
Warner
Warner Is
Bes
Beavan’s
the Ladies Store
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