Reception to Bride Extends Across Broad Street
Mrs Julius C Smith a bride for over a week hosts a reception on Broad Street yesterday afternoon to five o clock. The setting features white and green decor with chrysanthemums roses and ferns in the parlor library dining room and coffee room. Guests include Mrs Clarence A Smith Mrs J U Clark Mrs R H Wheeler and many local residents. The event ends with gifts of silver china and glassware and a display of flowers.
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Julius C. Smith
Clarence A
Broad Street
Killarney
T. J. Gold
A J. Qwen
Clarence A. Smith
George Westmoreland
Atlanta
Bruce Carraway
Bertha
Robert Walker
R. B. White
J. U. Petty
H. J. Coffield
D. R. Pitts
Georgette Crepe
Chasedol
Hazel Briggs
Georgette
Marce Goley
Ruth Owen
Margie Kirkman
C. E. Sheloff
Mae Kirkman
Greensboro leader attends High Point social events
Dr. S. B. Turrentine of Greensboro, president of the Greensboro College for Women, has been in High Point in recent days. William Simmons returned to Trinity College after a home visit for his brother Willard Dyer’s wedding to Miss Ninna Anne Barnes on Wednesday night. Mary Sherrod arrives from Randolph Macon College with guests Adeline Coulbourne, Sarah Lucas of Roanoke Virginia, and Miss McMillian of Selma Alabama, staying until Monday. Mrs. John Tate has returned home from a western state visit, and Mrs. A. B. Caldwell attended the U D C convention in Raleigh this week.
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S. B. Turrentine
Greensboro
Greensboro College For Women
William Simmons
Trinity College
Willard Dyer
Ninna Anne Barnes
Mary Sherrod
Randolph-Macon College
Adeline Coulbourne
Sarah Lucas
Roanoke
McMillian
Selma
Ala
John Tate
A. 8. Caldwell
U. D.C
Raleigh
Chrysanthemum Show Plans By Wesley Memorial Church
Plans for Wesley Memorial church chrysanthemum show are under way with dates set for November 9 and 10. The event aims to surpass prior years in flower exhibits and fancy article displays. Bazaar items should be sent to Mrs. Oscar Kearns at 224 E Washington St for pricing at the November 8 committee meeting.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Oscar Kearns
E. Washington Street
Hughes Backs Sand as Prosperity Foundation
The Louisville Courier-Journal mocks Charles E. Hughes and argues the nation’s path to prosperity rests on land and infrastructure. It contrasts Hughes’s speaking style with a broader view of progress featuring railroads cities rivers and plains as foundational.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
America
Food Sale by Home Economics for Library Fund
The home economics department of the Women’s Club will hold a food sale to benefit the library fund. The sale is scheduled tomorrow at 3 o’clock in the window of the People’s House Furnishing Company.
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G. W. Clark
The
Woman's Club
Oakwood
Home Economic Department of the Woman’s Elit
Library Fund
People’s House Furnishing Company
Dodge Siblings Win Injunction Limiting Ford Plans
John F. Dodge and Horace Dodge stockholders in Ford Motor Co win a circuit court injunction in Detroit restraining Henry Ford from using company assets to expand the business and delaying profit distributions as dividends.
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Detroit
Mich
John F. and
Horace Dodge
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Coast Artillery Instructor Assigned to North Carolina
Captain Willis Peace of the coast artillery corps on detached duty is ordered to Raleigh as inspector instructor of the coast artillery companies in the state with headquarters there. Arrival time in North Carolina is not yet known.
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Raleigh
Willis
Peace
Coast Artillery Corps
North Carolina
Coast Artillery Companies
Craig
Singing of Prof Smiley at Green Street Church
Great treat for Green Street church and congregation next Sunday night November 5 Prof John A Smiley will sing for us Rev C LeRoy Butler of the Southern Baptist home mission board is holding meetings among colored people of the south with Prof Smiley as his singer They are having a great meeting at the First Baptist church in High Point Everyone is invited to hear songs that stir the heart Pastor J M Hilliard urges attendance.
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Prof. Smiley
Green Street
John A. Smiley
Oe Y
C. LeRoy Butler
Home Mission’ Board
Southern Baptist Convention
South
Niley
First Baptist Church
High Point
Green Street Church
Healer Announces City Visit and Free Consultation
The healer who has worked in Greensboro for six weeks relocates to 608 Washington Street High Point NC at John Kilby’s residence. He will lecture near the depot Saturday November 4 at 3 30 PM and preach at A M E Zion Church Sunday November 5 at 3 30 PM. White people invited. Office hours daily 7 30 AM to 2 PM and 3 PM to 10 30 PM. Consultation free. Plans to stay in the city 15 days unless notified otherwise.
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Greensboro
Washington Street
High Point
N. C
John Kilby
Depot
A. M. E. Zion
Nearly 100 Authors Suffer Loss in Dillingham Bankruptcy
New York reports indicate nearly one hundred playwrights and authors faced financial loss from the bankruptcy of G. W. Dillingham and company. The schedule lists small individual royalties and liabilities with assets valued at 18,676 dollars.
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New York
G. W. Dillingham and Company
Beelog Hosts Mounted Welcome for Congressman Webb
Beelog North Carolina November 3 A large crowd of 700 to 1000 mounted mountain men will greet Congressman E Yates Webb of Shelby on Friday night in Yancey county as he makes one of his final campaign speeches.
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Bealog
E. Yates Webb
Shelby
Blue Ridge
Yancey County
Overman and Bickett at Newton Monday
Newton Nov 3 Saturday winds up the Republican campaign with speakers John M Morehead A A Whitener Frank A Linney and J J Parker. Monday the Democrats close efforts with a grand rally featuring Senator Overman and Mr Bickett as speakers.
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Newton
Campainn
John M. Morehead
A. A. Whitener
Frank A. Linney
J. J. Parker
Senator Overman
Mr. Bickett
Roads to Improve for New Rural Carrier Routes
Fayetteville, Nov. 2. Mr Chester chief inspector for the government civil service is reviewing rural routes in the county and selecting routes for new carriers. He says roads in sections where rural routes are sought must be improved before recommendation for new rural carrier delivery.
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Fayetteville
Chester
Government Civil Service
Winston-Salem Buys $9,46 Million Tobacco Supply Rise
Figures released reveal Winston-Salem market sold 5,567,533 pounds of weed for 946,127.67 dollars in October. Compared to October 1915, growers earned about 3800,000 more, reflecting a significant month over month gain for tobacco.
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Winston- Salem
Winston-Salem
It Is Growing More Difficult All The Time To Make A Dollar
The Charlotte News notes increasing financial pressures in daily life as costs rise and earnings fail to keep pace. The item highlights tougher conditions for workers and families seeking stability amid inflation.
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World Charlotte News
Prices of eggs show Americans trapped in shell game
The Charlotte News argues that egg prices reveal the public being harmed by hidden tricks in the market. It frames consumer losses as a shell game reflecting broader economic manipulation and rising living costs.
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Charlotte News
Prominent Speakers at Hickory Rally
Hickory November 3 Hon W J Newland of Lenoir former lieutenant governor and Charles F McKesson who recently announced support for President Wilson and the Democratic ticket are billed to speak in Hickory Saturday night. Interest centers on McKesson as a Republican explaining why he supports the Democrats this time.
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Hickory
W.J. Newland
Lenoir
Charles F. McKesson
Wilson
Mr. McKesson
System of Co operative Stores Indorsed
Washington reports the United States Department of Agriculture bureau of markets issues a bulletin endorsing the co operative stores system to lower prices reduce profit margins and improve business methods. Local commentary notes the era’s political tone and cites Roosevelt as fond of the spotlight.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Needle-less garment remark sparks in Charlotte News
A brief editorial note from Charlotte Néwa states homemade garments remain the cheapest option. The columnist quips that when Greeks meet Greeks in this country, a fruit stand opens, reflecting local humor and everyday observations.
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Charlotte Néwa
Charlotte News
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