Girls Reserve 10 Percent Receipts Boost YWCA Fund
Constance Talmadge in Lessons in Love two day engagement at the Broadway theater aims to sell 500 tickets for the Rose theater benefit. Girl Reserves of the YWCA plan to fund delegates to a Sweet Briar Va conference as part of the fundraiser.
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Broadway
Constance Talmadge
Sweet Briar
Rose Theater
Rainbow Club
Stehli
Brevard
N. C
Coca-Cola
High Point
Owen
Funeral Tomorrow for John Allred in High Point
Funeral services for John R. Allred who died at his home on Leberty Street after a brief illness will be held tomorrow afternoon at 30 o'clock at the residence by Rev. J. M. Hilliard and Rev. C. V. Brooks. He was born August 11, 1870 in Randolph County and is survived by his widow, two daughters Mrs. Claude Brown and Mrs. Rodney Roach, one brother Joseph Allred and three sisters. Pallbearers will be Trophy council No. 24 Jr. O U A M members, with interment in Oakwood cemetery.
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John R. Allred
Leberty Street
J. M. Hilliard
C. V. Brooks
West End Baptist Church
Mr. Allred
Randolph County
Levi
Martha Allred
Claude Brown
Rodney Roach
High Point
Joseph Allred
Greensboro
John Martindale
Joseph Byerly
Alice Allred
Randleman
Trophy Council No. 24, Jr. O. U. A. M
Oakwood Cemetery
Body of Albertson Expected Next Week in Hoboken
The body of 23 year old Thomas Albertson, who died in France on October 3 1918, will be shipped from Hoboken to High Point for interment. He trained at Camp Jackson and Camp Sevier before serving in France, and was son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Albertson who live near High Point. Local Veterans posts will handle funeral services.
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High Point
Thomas Albertson
France
Hoboken
N. J
Albertson
Camp Jackson
Camp Sevier
Thomas E. Albertson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Canvassers Urged to Report Promptly in Campaign
Canvassers in the community service drive are urged to finish the canvass quickly and file reports to Walter Hargett campaign chairman. He announced today that total subscriptions reached 3 750 shortly before noon.
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Walter Hargett
Hargett
Kent Greer Escapes from Jail in High Point
J Kent Greer of High Point who was convicted of automobile larceny in Danville and sentenced to six years disappeared from jail yesterday. Police searched last night and today for Greer who did not appear as required. It was unclear if he would return to High Point but authorities vowed to capture him if he did.
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J. Kent Greer
High Point
Danville
Greer
Christian Jew A C Fellman to Speak Sunday
A C Fellman of Brooklyn New York will preach at 11 in the Lutheran church at the Masonic hall and again at 7 in the First Methodist Protestant church in High Point tomorrow. He is a seasoned speaker whose addresses are anticipated to be engaging and informative. The public is invited to attend both services.
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A. C. Fellman
Brooklyn
N. Y
High Point
Masonic Hall
First Methodist Protestant Church
Fellman
Reception Is Delightful for Elk's Home Junior-Senior
The Elk's home hosted a Friday night reception from 8 to 11 o'clock drawing over 125 guests from the class of 1921 and 1922. Winners of contests included Miss Jessie Thompson Miss Edna Schwartz and Miss Blanche Albertson. Seniors received miniature diplomas in green and gold while an elaborate ice course and bon-bon favors complemented the floral decor.
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Elk’s Home
Jessie Thompson
Edna Schwartz
Blanche Albertson
Mexican doctors abandon typhus germ hunt prize plan
In Mexico City on May 14, physicians abandoned the pursuit of the typhus germ after the Universal newspaper withdrew its 26,000 peso prize offer and all involved stopped searching.
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Mexico City
Universal
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Kent Greer
Christsian Hebrew
Willard
JLATY
Gilmers
Daytime Sanitary Bankery
OYS
Williams
Vlavi
Ss Per Se
Lavis
Ade
Luxor
Jergen
Violet Trent
Anspar
Women’s
Oxfords
Goodyear
Zoe
High Point Battery Co
Tetley's Tea
Baker's
Ilb
Campbell's
Toma
CPF
Blue Ridge
Unionmade
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