Archdale Wedding Bells Celebrate Wilson Wall Nuptials
Miss Mary Lee Wilson wed Ernest Shore Wall in Springfield Friends church Archdale with a yellow and white theme. The couple, daughters and sons of prominent local families, receive guests at a high point residence and plan a trip to New York before settling at Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson-Wall
O. E. Wilson
Archdale
Springfield
Mary Wilson
Ernest Wall
Clayton
G. Sh. Bouldin
Myrrtle Pickard
Charlotte
North Carolina College For Women
Wall
Barnes Manufacturing Company
High Point
L. B. Wall
Winston-Salem
New York
J. W. Chandler
Roland Park
Dr Blair’s Cream of Cucumber for skin repair
An advertisement touts Dr Blair's Dream of Cucumber as the finest complexion remedy. It promises cooling, refreshing effects and claims it clarifies skin, prevents blackheads, reduces wrinkles, and aids sunburn with a lasting one day application priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Drug and
Railroad Head Dead at Keenbrier White Sulphur
George W. Stevens president of the C and QO railway dropped dead today at Keenbrier White Sulphur Springs West Virginia according to a report received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
George W. Stevens
C. and QO
Keenbrier White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Miss Dorothy Henley Improves After Local Operation
Miss Dorothy Henley long ill on Lindsay street underwent an operation at the local sanatorium Saturday morning. Her condition this morning is reported as improved. Miss Lucille Rush visits Greensboro for shopping. Mrs. George R. Brown leaves for southern Georgia for several weeks. Mrs. W. B. Sprinkle returns to High Point from Newcastle Indiana where she was guest of friends. Mrs. Will Harris and Mrs. W. G. Penny of Lexington arrive to visit Mrs. John A. Lindsay Jr. on North Main Street. Harris is Lindsay’s sister and Penny is an aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Jones
Winston-Salem
N. G. Kirkman
Chestnut Street
John A. Lindsay, Jr
J. A. Lindsay
North Main Street
W. O. T. Club
A. D. Barnes
South Main Street
Charles F. Tomlinson
Thelma Wineskie
J. D. Cox
Barnes
Annabella King
G .W. Taylor
Carl Pickard
Mrydle Pickard
D. T. Bouldin
Eula Wall
Carson Burns
S .S. Coe
Lewis McFarland
George Yarborough
George Jr
Clara Cox
Lettie Smith
W. F. Pilis
Joe Weaver
Willis Slane
R. T. Amos
W. F. Clayton
Will Moffitt
Georgette
Wilson
Dorothy Henley
Lindsay Street
George R. Brown
Georgia
W. B. Sprinkle
Igh Point
Cable Street
Newcastle
Indiana
Will Harris
W. G. Penny
Lexington
Harris
Lindsay
Penny
Asheville to greet Daughters of Confederacy in nov
Asheville prepares for the United Daughters of the Confederacy general convention from November 9 to November 12. Host city events include a Grove Park Inn tea, an organ recital by F. L. Seely, a ball room convention hub at Battery Park, and a pageant with living pictures led by Miss Elizabeth Bernard and her committee. Distinguished guests and delegations from many states are expected, with notable speakers and a social schedule culminating in a public pageant and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the Confederacy
Battery Park Hotel
Otis Green
J. H. Wood
R. W. McKinley
Paducah
Battery Park
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grove Park Inn
F. L. Seely
Elizabeth Bernard
City Auditorium
H. N. Pharr
Charlotte
J. J. Yates
Yates
T. S. Morrison
J. M. Gudger
Robert E. Lee
America
Plymouth
Locke Craig
Lindsay Gudger
Eugene Gudger
Stonewall Jackson
Barry Bingam
Robert Bingham
Dilworth Cooke
United States
Europe
New South
Confederacy
Hattery Park
High Point
J. F. Hayden
O. E. Mendenhall
T. J. Gold
John
Elaborate Meals for Flower Show at Wesley Memorial Church
In connection with the flower show and bazaar at Wesley Memorial Church, the Ladies Aid Society will serve meals in the basement on Thursday and Friday at noon and night. The kitchen committee announced a four meal menu: regular dinner 50 cents with chicken dressing gravy boiled ham potato salad cranberry sauce bread butter coffee celery oysters fried 50 cents oysters stewed 50 cents oysters raw 35 cents chicken salad wafers 35 cents ice cream 15 cents homemade cake 10 cents extra coffee 5 cents each homemade candies 50 and 75 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Clark
Stephen Clark
Entre Nous Club
Klub Kalendar
Bridge Club
Order of the Eastern Star
PD. Smith
Green Street
Woman's Club
the Elks’ Home
Broad Street
Sorosis Club
Story Hour Club
Myrtle Gillis
Highland Hill
M C. Crowson
H. B. Hiatt
D. N. Welborn
C. C. Durland
T. V. Rochelle
W. E. Price
Springfield Friends Church
Mary Lee Wilson
Ernestshore Wall
Jara Cox
W. F. Ellis, Jr
Anna Bella King
Delft
G. W. Taylor
Mooresville
Julia Coe
Winston- Salem
Dr. W. F
Coats
New Seal
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Lucille Rush
Greensboro
Raphael
Pacific Northwest
Shoe
The
George Walsh
Irene
Boyle
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