Quiet City Wedding Unites Miss Rosemond and Edward Hendrix
A private ceremony was held Monday at the home of Rev. Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe on Washington Street. Miss Margaret Rosemond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rosemond of Hillsboro, and Edward Hendrix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hendrix of Greensboro, were married in Greensboro. Hendrix recently left for Camp Jackson with the Greensboro selection.
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Gilbert T. Rowe
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Street
Margaret Rosemond
Edward Hendrix
Miss Rosemend
Jacob Rosemend
Hillsboro
Kannie Hendricks
Greensboro
Hendrix
Charles A. Hendrix
Florida
Camp Jackson
Greensboro Selectien
Weavers Plan Summer Farm Work at Archdale
Mr and Mrs Joseph Weaver move from the city to a site between High Point and Trinity for the summer. He intends to supervise extensive farming at their Archdale summer home during spare moments. After the heated period they will return to the city and occupy their Roan Park residence leased for the season by Mr and Mrs J P Rawley.
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Joseph Weaver
High Point
Trinity
Weaver
Archdale
No C E Meeting Held Due to Graduation Exercises
Owing to the graduating exercises at the auditorium and the address by C Max Gardner Friday evening there will be no meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of the First Methodist Protestant church.
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C. Max Gardner
Christian Eendeavor Society
First Methodist Protestant Church
J E Amos Jr Returns To City After South Carolina Trip
J E Amos Jr returned to the city yesterday following a several day stay at various points in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Amos, Jr
South Carolina
Carter Dalton Returns From Ocranoke Island Fishing
Carter Dalton came back to the city after a two week stay at Ocranoke Island where he spent his time fishing.
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Carter Dalton
Ocranoke Island
Mr. Dalton
Visitors from Winston-Salem and Statesville in High Point
Henry Koemer of Winston-Salem was a business visitor in High Point. Attorney A L Stanford of Statesville, Republican leader, was in High Point today. A H Hallawey of Winston-Salem was here last night.
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Henry Koemer
Winston-Salem
A. Leland Stanford
Statesville
High Point
A. H. Hallawey
Black Draught Promises Relief For Aged Liver Troubles
A 65 year old Meadowsville resident testifies that Black Draught improved her digestion and appetite after months of constipation and weak health. The ad touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a long standing household remedy for liver and bowel issues with a 25 cent package price and one cent per dose.
Ready Made Standard Clothes for English War Time
London reports wartime standard clothes plans by the Board of Control of Wool Textile Production. Ready made suits in serge and tweed will sell around 20 dollars for first grade, under 15 dollars for second. Serge for suits to measure available, but no to measure tweed. 750000 to 1000000 suits expected for sale in June July August. Cloths and civilian wear at regular prices alongside war time shoes. Double purpose cloth undyed, dyed khaki for military uniforms or civilian wear as required.
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France
America
England
Italy
London
Kengland
Jime
Department of the War Office
Board of Control of Wool
British Consul Reports Wood Pulp Celluon as Jute Substitute
London May 30. A government trade paper cites the British Consul General at Zurich describing in Germany a wood pulp fibre called celluon as an efficient substitute for jute and cotton. Swiss spinners are closely watching its development. The consul saw cloth made from celluon and notes it is extremely strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Zurich
Germany
Amherst Adds Two Year War Time Training for Students
Amherst College introduces a two-year course for students within two years of draft age to gain practical war studies. The program waives some regular requirements so enrollees receive targeted instruction during wartime and may complete a BA after military service.
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Amherst
Amherst College
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a fast corn cure. Apply a couple of drops to the corn, and pain subsides instantly. Within a day the corn may fall away with no soreness, leaving healthy skin. A quarter ounce purportedly treats all corns and calluses for only a few cents. The compound is said to be ether based.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Government weighs dog policy as food shortage bites
Britain faces a wartime dog crisis as food rations shrink and dog biscuits vanish. Bonar Law rejects a dog tax, weighing licensing to curb breeding and preserve working and pedigreed dogs while letting owners keep pets.
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Nter L
C. E
Slacker
North Carolina
Meadowsville, Ky
Cynthia
Higginbotham
Thedford
Wood’s
Witrnver’s
Cincinnati Authority
Warner
Farrer
Beavans’ the Ladies’ Store
Gruilford County
Dred Peacock
Sys
Guilford
Guilford County
Allen
Chae
Associated Press
Bonar Law
Blair-Hoskins Company
Frank Ford
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