Love and a High Point porch party remembered
Last night Elizabeth Harris hosted the senior class at a Broad Street porch party. Gypsy fortune tellers, wiggle drawings, contests, and a cat and a woolly dog prize marked a festive High Point evening. Camp Fire girls plan ten days of camping and a play, Rebecca's Triumph, are announced for next week.
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Elizabeth Harris
J. W. Harris
Broad Street
Harris
Elizabeth
W. G. Burnett
Lawrence Cannon
Fern Ferree
Bessie Pitts
Lucy Cobb
Francis Montsomery
Lillian Younts
Mary and
Louise Hail
Ethel
Flora Robbins
Ennis Strupe
Clara Steele
Alice Riddick
Winnie Vail
Lawrence Ineran
Hugh Hamilton
Banks Bencini
Erly Younts
Frank Weedon
Dewey
Ranford Hoffman
Maude Owen
Sarah Bowen
Elizabeth Crawford
Tom Iearns
Richard Reitzel
Vera Idol
Trinity
Goting
Mary Ring
Josephine Wood
Marjori Kirkman
May Wirkman
Narcie White
Ruth Welborn
Ruch Owen
Hallie Williams
Catherine Pickett
Helen Reynolds
Odelle Peacock
Madge Field
Homily Brooks
Verta Idol
Marianna White
Rebecca
Pennybacker Urges Law, Alliance With Pan-American Groups
Mrs. Pennybacker calls for federation cooperation with government and local clubs to aid immigrant families, stressing human sympathy and a Pan-American relations plan. She warns against exploitation and urges ongoing policy for two-year periods, noting extensive travel to engage state and national women’s groups.
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Pennybacker
Federation
Washington
Pennbacker
Wyoming
England
Ireland
Cuba
Alaska
Return from Chattanooga on business trip
R. A. Wheeler returns from Chattanooga after a business trip. He visits Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Charles Gold of Greensboro spends the day with Mya Gilbert Clark.
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R. A. Wheeler
Chattanooga
Mrs. Charles Gold
Greensboro
Mya Gilbert Clark
Personal notes from Charlotte and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Arthur Harrison spend today in Charlotte. Walter Royal travels to Lexington on legal business. J Clyde Allman of Eton College visits J W Austin in Roland Park. Mrs S J Hamilton of Burnsville visits J G Greene. Bruce Carraway returns from Chapel Hill to visit Mrs Carraway at Mrs John Lindsey's home. Wade Marsh and Dillard Ragan return from Belle Buckle Tennessee where they attended Webb school for a year.
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Arthur Harrison
Charlotte
Walter Royal
Lexington
J. Clyde Allman
Eton College
J. W. Austin
Roland Park
S. J. Hamilton
Burnsville
J. G. Greene
South Main Street
Bruce Carraway
Chapel Hill
Carraway
John Lindsey
Wade Marsh
Dillard Ragan
Belle Buckle
Tenn
Webb School
Protecting American Producers Amid Trade and Legal Wrongs
President Wilson told Senator Shepherd and R D Bowen the United States will continue to protect American producers including cotton exports and trade freedom with Britain and other belligerents. Bowen cited a $500000 loss by US farmers in 1914. In unrelated matters Coy Welborn forfeited a $10 bond on a larceny charge and Eugene Lanier’s false pretense case was withdrawn with costs paid after the prosecutor and defendant reached terms.
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United States
Washington
Wilson
Shepherd
R. D. Bowen
Europe
Great Britain
Img. Coy Welborn
Eugene Lanier
Light Court This Morning In Recorder's Court
Only two small cases appeared on the docket in recorder's court this morning.
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Recorder’s Court
Mrs Henry Turner to Return to High Point Next Month
Mrs Henry Turner will move back to High Point with her father Charles D Dowd and her sons Tom and Charles. She has been living in Marietta Georgia and recently visited High Point last summer receiving social attentions from local friends.
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Edward Smith
Clarence Smith
Atlanta
High Point
Smith
Willingham Lumber Company
Sylvania Woods
Clifton Mills
Henry Turner
Charles D. Dowd
Tom
Charles
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Frances Mann
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Katherine Harmon
Leona
Nellie Muse
Dot Snow
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Clara Gurley
Louise Sneed
Genevieve Moore
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J. J. Farris
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J. J. Farrisa
Harry Raymond
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A. S&s. Caldwell
Joseph Cox
W. C. Jones
A. SS. Parker
A. Ss. Caldwell
J. W. Harrin
W. A. J. Idol
Bayard Cummins
U.S. God
A. Sherrod
Etx
W.3. Burnett
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W. G. Barrett
J. B. Richardson
Carter Dalton
LD. A. Stanton
Robert Morrow
J. H. Petty
W. A. Sherrod
J. Irvin Parlor
A. D. Brockett
New York
W. G. Bradshaw
Mrs. Mendez
Miss Edith
New York City
Musicale
Florence Blair
Miss Blair
Philathea Social
First Reformed Church
Grace Kephart
Philatheas
Main Street Methodist Church
Virginia Kenney
D. R. Pitts
H. C. Pitts
Southern Dental College
H. ©. Pitts
Alice
Dr. Pitts
Reunion
John Littie
Eva Long
Birmingham
Miss Pickett
Hallie Leggett
Wadesboro
Clarence Winder
Elizabeth City
Alta Pickett
North Main Street
J. K. Millis
North Main
Mrs. Robbins
C. C. Robbins
Allene Long
Kathleen Cauble
Carrie
Flossie Stout
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