Banquet program honors Philatheas at North Main Street Church
The North Main Street Methodist church hosts a banquet tonight at 8 o clock with Rev. R M Andrews as principal speaker on Baracism and a slate of talks by local ministers, civic leaders, and Miss Blanche Burgess. Saturday Miss Helen Brockett entertains High Point camp U C V members and confederate veterans visit Oakwood cemetery to decorate graves.
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Baracas
North Main Street Methodist Church
Philatheas
R. M. Andrews
A. M. Idol
Blanche Burgess
Baracaa
J. A. Grey
The
Philatleas
W. R. Williams
Gertrude Hughes
W. J. McAnnally
Mises Elizabeth Bunch
Rev
A. G. Dixon
W. W. Idol
W. M. Crouch
Helen Brockett
High Point Camp
Robert Brockett
J. B. Richardson
Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles Long
Miss Brockett
South
Oakwood Cemetery
Mls
John Lindsay
North Main
Veterans For High Point
R. H. Crouch
High Point
Miss Flossie Andrews Becomes Bride of Robert Troxler
In Alamance church south of Greensboro on May 5 1920 Miss Flossie Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Andrews married Robert Guy Troxler. The ceremony featured organ selections and songs by Leslie Troxler and S N Rankin with Rev J D Andrews officiating. The couple will reside in Lexington and were greeted by many well wishers.
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Creensboro
Alamance Church
Flossie Andrews
John F. Andrews
Robert Guy Troxler
Leslie Troxler
S. N. Rankin
Greensboro
Elsia Andrews
Robert Troxler
Miavo Troxler
Novie Alfred
C. B. Moffitt
Nowert Dick
Shail Troxler
Catawba College
KE. C. Murray
Mendelssohn
Little Flower Girls
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs Meet in Goldsboro
Delegates to the state federation gathered in Goldsboro for social service sessions led by R B Watrous and Dr Clarence Poe. Elizabeth Avery Cotton spoke for the Southern Association of College Women as sessions discussed city planning and broader social service aims.
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Goldsboro
R. B. Watrons
The
American Civic Association
Clarence Poe
Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs
Elizabeth Avery Cotton
Southern Association of College Women
Watrons
North Carolina
R. R. Cotten
Eugene Reilley
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cotten
House of Federations
House of Clubs
Organization of Congress
Tennessee
Eugene Reilly
Sallie Kirby
Edith Royster
Ralegh
S. F. Dill
New Bern
Henry White
High Point
A. H. Powell
Oxford
E. F. Reid
Max Gardner
Frank Letheo
English-born John Cruise dies in Asheville at 84
Mrs Seawell receives telegram announcing the death of her father John Cruise at his Asheville home at 8 last night. He was about 84, born in England, served in the British army, came to the United States at 26, became a naturalized citizen, ran Union blockade during the Civil War between Charleston and Nassau. He leaves four children: Mrs Seawell of High Point, Mrs Connell and Jennie Cruise of Asheville, and John Cruise Jr. of Baltimore. Funeral time not fixed, likely this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
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Mr. Cruise
England
Charleston
S. C
Nassau
Cruise
C. -. Seawell
High Point
John Connell
Jennie Cruise
Asheville
John Cruise, Jr
Baltimor
Philomathean and Pris cillas Meet at Local Homes
The Philomathean club plans a Friday 3 PM meeting with Mrs. W Chase Idol at Hamilton street. The Priscillas will gather at 3 30 PM Friday with Mrs. W G Shipman on Gatewood avenue. Miss Emma King of High Point receives a promotion to lady principal for the State Normal and Industrial College for 1915 16.
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Wellesley
Mount Holyoke
Smith
Bryn Mawr
Randolph Macon
Sweet Brier
Miss King
State Normal College
High Point High School
Sue May Kirkland
The
Philomathean Club
W. Chase Idol
Hamilton Street
Priscillas
W. G. Shipman
Gatewood Avenue
High Point
Emma King
Sue May Nickland
State Normal and Industrial College
Keensboro
Kine
Successful Methodist Revival Under way at Local Church
A revival continues at the Methodist church at Commerce and Whiteoak streets led by Rev. W. H. Townsend with Rev. Starr Higgins preaching powerfully. Five persons were converted last night as services run from 7.50 to 8 p.m. Public urged to attend.
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Methodist Church
Corner Commerce
White Ak Streets
W. H. Townsend
Starr Higgins
High Point Show Captures City Babies on Screen
The Better Babies contest showed High Point’s healthy children, and the Point theatre screens display yesterday’s 47 entrants with more than 200 expected today through Saturday. Local youngsters are presented as future citizens in a proud city showcase.
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High Point
Point Theatre
Goldstein v Goldstein divorce suit filed in Guilford County
A divorce action has been commenced in the Superior Court of Guilford County North Carolina Alma MelIntire Goldstein plaintiff versus Charles Goldstein defendant. The defendant must appear at the June 7 1915 term at the Guilford County courthouse in Greensboro and answer or demur to the complaint or the plaintiff will seek relief as prayed. This notice dated April 30 1915 by M W GANT Clerk Superior Court Guilford County.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Alma MelIntire Goldstein
Charles Goldstein
Greens
M. W. Gant
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Een
Inxlub
Baraca
Oklahoma
James A. Allen
Blue Jacket
Okla
Emma Allen
Allen
Louisa Barker
J. A. Barker
M. P. Barker
F. H. Barker
T. C. Barker
Elwood Mendenhall
John F. Moore
Gertrude Goldston
Goldston
Princeton
Lucile Goldston
Oak Ridge
Aicien Brockett
Burlington
Annie Hughes
Winston-Salem
John Welborn
Thurston Street
H. A. White
High Point- Woman’s Club
State Federation
T. J. Gold
Pinehurst
Sandhills
W. T. Parker
Whitehead-Stokes
Salisbury
Parker
Lamar McCalum
Miss Flossie Andrews
Mrs. Troxler
Lexington
Social Service
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Wight
Seawell
John Cruise
Ashevile
Philomathean Meeting
Elwood Arrivals
J. W Pharr
Charlotte
W. Brandeis
Philadelphia
T. L. Atkinson
Richmond
S. L. Handler
Baltimore
H. J. Dumber
G. A. Eichelburger
Mothes
Et N.S
Gity
the Home For Savings
Home Institution
Bank
Peeyat
Syvers Aecs
Marvel
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Motor Company
High Point Motor CO
Ati
L. J. Walton
Farlow’s
E. A. Farlow & CO
D. H. Parsons
Bank of Commerce
High Point, N.C
High Point Milling CO
Fred Tesa
Guassed
Greensboro, N. C
Lars
Columbia Laundry Company
C. B. Mattocks
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