Local Social Calendar Covers Weddings and Parties
The society page covers the wedding of Miss Linnie Mann to J O Craig at Wesley Memorial Methodist church with reception at the Mann home on South Main. It notes club meetings Entre Nou Scrosis and Gamma Zeta, and a senior class party with decorations in gold and black. A Clara Stanton bridal party auction game and a nurse-hosted garden party with strawberries follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Mann
J. O. Craig
J. D. Mann
Entre Nou
J. H. Tate
Scrosis Club
A. Sherrod
M. Clarence Smith
Deta ‘Ball
Gamma Zeta
Linnlann
Neal Craig
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
South Main Street
Frances Mann
Bernard Craig
Rock Hill
8. C
Bertha Morton
Morehead City
Albert Butler
Winston
Willie Griffin
Manteo
Will Moffit
Bessie Pitts
R. T. Mann
Winnie Bruton
Fayetteville
A. S. Kennikle
Mary Jane Hutchinson
Lexington
C. F. Shopting
Greensboro
Clara Harmon
James Tillery
Helen Creech
Goldsboro
Ernest Wall
Lavinia Pridgen
Durham
Randall Mann
Alice Pitts
Charles Kearns
Bob Sechrest
Frank Lunn
Walter Chandler
John Peacock
Mortimer Browning
Greensboro College For Woman
Miss Clara Stanton
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Wesley Memorial Church
Mann-Craig
Harmon
Miss Mann
List of names and places from Raleigh to Philadelphia
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and cities including Cummings Raleigh Telfair Green Dunklee Gallaway Peacock Overman Wilson Ward Shore Winston-Salem John BOM Dudelaa B N Craig Rock Hill Miss O Neals L P Cooper Reggan Moroney Kenyore Browning Paredie Liaddock and various U S cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S&s. Cummings
City
S. F. Telfair
Raleigh
N. C
W. B. Green
Washington
D. C
C. M. Dunklee
Greensboro
J. M. Gallaway
Madison
Dred Peacock
C. B. Overman
J. EF. Wilson
M. Ward
North Carolina
N. W. Shore
Winston-Salem
J. W. John- Bom
Dudelaa
Miss Lillie Mae Leonard Hosts May Eve Social
Miss Lillie Mae Leonard invites friends to her Willowbrook street home on May 27 1915 from eight to eleven in the evening. Also mentioned is Miss Montise Clodfelter. Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Mae Leonard
Willowbrook Street
Montise Clodfelter
Local and Regional Movement Report
Ottis Mendenhall returns from New York with Mrs. Mendenhall stopping in Atlantic City en route home. Several travelers including Henry Moore Joe Mayo Robert Fowle and Charles Carrow were in High Point today en route to Davidson in Mr Fowle s car. Mrs M Crowson and family depart for Elizabeth City with Mrs Almira Whitehurst. Sam Telfair and A K Tate travel on business with others heading to Wadesboro Thomasville Concord and Raleigh. Rev J W Knight arrives to reside at Lindsay and Jewell streets. Juanita Hammer returns from Elon College. W E K Stewart leaves for Concord on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottis Mendenhall
New York
Lindsay
Jewelish Streets
Juanita Hammer
Elon
W. EK. Stewart
Concord
Class of 1915 graduates picnic at Freeman's Mill
High school graduates of the class of 1915 enjoy a picnic at Freeman’s mill nine miles from town. Chaperones include Miss Walker Miss Council and Miss Nichols and Messrs Marr and Sisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman’s Mill
Misses Walker
Council
Nichols
Messrs
Marr and
Sisk
Misses Nichols
Walker
Gurley
Valette Jones
Emily Brooks
Melvin Thomas
Lula Cannon
Leona Muse
Lillie Hedrick
Mabel Spencer
Grace Shields
Ida Harris
Notre Robbins
Jessie Vibaugh
Clara Hayworth
Thelma Walters
Verta Wall
Henrietta White
Emma Bain
Ruth Hamilton
Mesers
Dodson
Banks Cridle
W. M. Marr
Horace Sisk
Hubert Gurley
Banks Shelton
William Lindsay
Sidney Perry
Samuel Willis
Fred Wrightenberry
Olin Cummings
David Cauble
David Harris
Astor Dowdy
Cook Cecil
Evan Cecil
James Barker
Ray Burgess
Principal W G Sneed Leaves Pomona for Greensboro
Prof W G Sneed Mrs Sneed and their little daughter depart for Greensboro to begin his duties as principal of Pomona school then move to his Henderson farm. Elm Street pupils and High Peak friends express regret yet wish him success in his new post and Sunday school work at First Baptist Church. He was active in Baracas, serving men and Sunday school efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Sneed
Archdale Lawn Party For Church Benefit At Oak Grove
The Helping Hand and Archdale Community Club host a lawn party tomorrow at 8 PM in the old oak grove by the school for Archdale church. Ice cream and music by the High Point string band will be served as Everyone in town is invited with spouses and family to join the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Oak Grove
High Point
Everyman
Greensboro High School Closing Planned for Friday
Greensboro May 26 The Greensboro high school intends to hold its commencement exercises Friday evening May 28 at 8 30 in the Grand opera house. City commissioners arranged use of the venue for a large crowd. Dr. J L Mann will introduce Dr Thomas W Lingle of Davidson College. The program includes music by the school orchestra and a prize essay. Diplomas and medals will be awarded by Dr Mann. Mayor Murphy will present prizes. The class officers and marshals are listed. flowers are discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro High School
Grand Opera House
Opera House
J. L. Mann
Thomas W. Lingle
Davidson College
Lingle
George A. Veazie
Mann
Thomas J. Murphy
Mary Foust
Robert Frazier
Gordon Hunter
Edward Mabry
John McAlister
Mary Rees
Carol Shelton
Connie Walker
Hilton West
Kemp Clendenin
Clarence Angel
Adelaide van Noppen
Ordon Hunter
Ellebre Broadnax
Ministry of Poetry Theme Prompts Salem College Exercises
Winston-Salem May 26 Dr C Alphonso Smith of the University of Virginia gave the commencement address at Salem Female College closing its fifth annual session. Diplomas were awarded to 28 graduates and special diplomas in piano voice domestic science phonography and bookkeeping. Endowment funds show 18853855 invested leaving 11461 45 to raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
C. Alphonso Smith
University of Virginia
Salem Female College
Randthaler
Tithing Proposed by Baptist Leader in LA Convention
Rev Dr J W Holcomb Brougher of Los Angeles urged the Northern Baptist convention to adopt tithing. He said every Baptist should give a tenth of their income to the church in a speech last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
J. W. Holcomb Brougher
Northern Baptist Convention
Slowed Up at Middle Age Aid for Ailing Kidneys
An advertisement from Mann Drug Company promotes Foley Kidney Pills as safe and prompt relief for midlife kidney strain, rheumatism, swollen joints, and sleep disturbing bladder ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Company
Adv
Touching tale heard in Recorder's Court
A 16 year old boy claimed he was driven from home and, after working briefly at Highland cotton mill, lost his job. He borrowed Mr Johnson's bicycle to reach Gordentown and was found there. He pleaded guilty and, since Mr Johnson did not press larceny, the warrant was amended. Judgment was suspended on costs paid by Ed Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Court
Highland
Johnson
Gordentown
Voters Face Choice on Guilford Courthouse Bonds
A local committee urges Guilford voters to approve a courthouse project. They compare a $150000 bond option with no income to a $250000, income-generating complex, arguing the latter may cover interest while stressing June 1 bond election and taxpayer impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissiors
British peers serving in his majesty's forces count
Of British peers one hundred seventy seven are or have been in his majesty's forces, illustrating a strong tradition of service among the aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty
Kidney Pills Cure Harrisburg Couple in Their Seventies
Mr and Mrs T B Carpenter of Harrisburg Pennsylvania report being fully cured of long kidney trouble by Foley Kidney Pills. They state they remain vigorous despite age and credit the medicine with stopping sleep disturbing bladder weakness back ache rheumatism and aching joints. Mann Drug Co adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Carpenter
Harrisburg
Foley
Mann Drug Co. Adv
Guilford County Divorce Case Notices in Superior Court
Alma Melntire Goldstein files for divorce from Charles Goldstein in Guilford County Superior Court. Defendant must appear at the Greensboro court to answer or demur to the complaint or face relief sought by the plaintiff as the case proceeds. Clerk Erst M. W. Gant presides in the Guilford court system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Alma Melntire Gldstein
Charles Goldstein
Greensboro
North Carolina
Erst
M. W. Gant
Superior Court of
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Lucy
Social LoOomron
Phon
Club News
Lincoln Literary Society
Tima Walters
Henrietta W.hite
Carolyn Hackney
Thelma Jones
Ida Lloyd
Grace Barker
Allie Trogden
Lillian Younts
May Barbee
Rona Johnson
Clma Wineski
Blarry Robbins
Helen Iange
Margaret Wishart
Cazelle Harts
Charlotte Perry
Wuth Council
Emil Lambert
Elisabeth Luuieback
Kern Perree
Elizabeth Harriss
Louise Hall
Louise Ingram
Mary Hall
Clara Sitcele
Violet Johnson
Katherine Harmon
Nellie Muse
Mildred Williams
Aid Banks Shelton
H Rt Gurley
Samuel Will
Fred Wrishton- Lerry
Qin Cummit
Astor Wdy
Ivan Cecil
James Iker
Clyder Farley
Brissiwe Pitts
Davie Stanton
Mrs. Carter Dalton
Clara Stanton
Mary Jane Hutch’ Son
Morton
Miss Griffin
Mantoo
Goldsbore
Edith Bradshaw
Katherine ‘Sate
Kathleen Petty
Aileen Pitts
Mare> Cole
Helen Brockett
Mesdames J. Ed. Millis
Robert Broeckell, Jr
George Matton, Jr
H. A. Millis
C. T. Ingram
Gurney Briggs
James Hardee
William Snow
Harry Raymond
Mrs. McFarland
L. W. McParland
McFarland
Grey Russell
Vivian Parker
Mildred Shelton
Misses Anderson
Bryant
Selly
Fleming
Summers and Teague
Mesdames Bergman
Parker
Russell
Shelton
Jlisses
Katherine and
Mary Kiartion
Mann- Craig
Craig
Mary Jane Hutchison
J. O'Neal Craig
Alfred Taylor
Washington, D. C
Nennikle
C. F. Shipting
Will Moffitt
Rh. T. Mann
Robert Sechrest
Elwood Arrivals
Miss Leonard
Prof. Sneed
Pomona
Ministry OF Poetry
DR. Smith
Salem Girls
Ment
Adelaide Fries
Alumnae Association
Allen
Recorder’s Court
Guilford
John N. Wilson
WM. Vanstory
SV. Gold
N.jl
EURE
u/L. COBLE
Hamilton St
Phone 610
Independent Insurance & Investment Co
O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
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