Episcopal Church Campaign Promotes Nationwide School Drive
Tomorrow at St Marys Episcopal Church the Wednesday meeting will discuss the nation wide campaign to enlarge church school usefulness. A five week program begins with a history study and a letter from the Southern area Bureau outlining plans for a November 30 pageant and a house to house enlistment drive to recruit 500 000 more boys and girls to Sunday or church schools.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Churchs
George Leng
Warsaw
Ill
St. Louis
Women’s guild meeting at St Mary’s Episco pal church
Mrs. Rufus King hosted the weekly gathering at her South Main home. After devotional exercises, business items were discussed, members sewed for the Christmas bazaar, and Mrs. King shared insights on the national campaign and women’s auxiliary work. Mrs. Sadner spoke on apostolic succession before refreshments.
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Anna Bella King
Alexander Martin Daughters to Send Delegates to State DAR
The Alexander Martin chapter of High Point will send Mrs. Houston B. Hiatt as regent and Mrs. J. J. Barriss as delegate to the state convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Salisbury Navy. Alternates are Mrs. H. W. McCain and Mrs. Carter Dalton. All members are urged to attend part of the time.
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Alexander Martin
High Point
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Salisbury Navy
Houston B. Hiatt
J. J. Barriss
H. W. McCain
Carter Dalton
At Home to Be Held Tomorrow in Honor of Hosts
A social event once planned for Wednesday by Mrs. C. E. Sheloff and Miss Bess Sheloff was postponed due to the death of W. P. Pickett. The gathering is rescheduled for tomorrow afternoon from three to five at the appointed hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sheloff
Bess Sheloff
W. P. Pickett
Ladies Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Plans Silver Tea
The Ladies Auxiliary met in the hotel parlors with Mrs. R. L. Waynick as hostess. They discussed an upcoming social tea at Mrs. EB A Snow’s home and noted proceeds from Japanese article sales. Refreshments were served after adjournment.
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First Presbyterian Church
Affternoon
R. L. Waynick
EB. A. Snow
Edie
Personal notices from Winston-Salem and nearby cities
Local society items list residents and visitors over a weekend and past days. Mrs E A Bencini Mrs Robah Zollicoffer and Banks Bencini spend winter in Florida. Frequent travelers include Miss Lucille Pickens Miss Gladys Weeks and Miss Elizabeth Fletcher.
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E. A. Bencini
Robah Zollicoffer
Banks Bencini
Florida
Lucille Pickens
Salem College
Gladys Weeks
Sumter
US. C
Elizabeth Fletcher
Winston-Salem
Week of Prayer Observed at Wesley Memorial
The women of Wesley Memorial church observe a week of prayer inviting all city women to attend a program featuring hymns prayer Bible lesson The true rewards of prayer by Mrs W A Lambeth a solo by Mrs J F Hayden the Gospel of Medical Missions in China by Mrs J T Weaver a quartet prayer offering and dismissal
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Wesley Memorial Church
W. A. Lambeth
J. F Hayden
Gospel of Medical Missions
China
J. T. Weaver
Woman's Club Meeting Held Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock the High Point woman's club will hold a business meeting in the Elks club. Due to a typographical error in the Year Book this meeting was omitted and a full attendance is desired.
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High Point Woman's Club
Elks Club
U D C S to Endow Hospital Bed at North Carolina Sanatorium
The North Carolina division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy plans to establish a bed at the state sanatorium for tuberculosis treatment. A committee led by C. F. Harvey will begin functioning, with costs about 425 dollars per year per patient funded by state appropriations and endowment.
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North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
High Point
C. F. Harvey
Kinston
L. B. McBrayer
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hallowe'en Party at Oak Hill School Raises 30.50
Oak Hill school reports a successful All Hallows festival with decorated rooms, a witch fortune in a peanut shell, wandering ghosts, and a box supper auction at eight led by Ernest Cecil. Proceeds totaled 30.50 to fund school improvements.
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Oak Hill
All Hallows
Ernest Cecil
Col Wescott Roberson Heads to Johns Hopkins for Treatment
Col Wescott Roberson departed last night for Baltimore to seek medical treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital. An official announcement noted the move as a precautionary health measure and indicated no further details were released.
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Col. Roberson
Baltimore, MD
Col
Wescott Roberson
Baltimore
John Hopkins Hospital
Household Weights and Measures Card Published by Bureau
The Bureau of Standards Department of Commerce releases a kitchen card with weights and measures data. It lists per cup measures for common foods and per bushel weights for vegetables and fruits. Copies available until exhausted by writing to the Bureau of Standards Washington DC requesting Miscellaneous Publications No. 39.
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Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Magnetized masks curb metal dust in needle factories
In needle factories, grindstones emit minute steel dust harmless to sight but irritating the lungs over time. Early screens failed to protect workers, and many died young. The remedy is masks of magnetized steel wire that remove metal dust before inhalation.
Party at Millis Country Home
A Halloween party at the country home of Mr and Mrs H A Millis featured pumpkins jack o lanterns and spooky decorations. After supper the group drove to Greensboro then returned to the city 招.
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Millis Country Home
H. A. Millis
Hallowe'en
Greensboro
Uphe War Reports Across Four Fronts
One year ago today in the Great War the United States joined battles in France and Flanders. German defenses were breached in Verdun while Austria agreed to armistice terms, signaling a move toward unconditional surrender.
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France
Flanders
United States
Verdun
Austria
Gordon Family Buys 510 English Street Residence
H Gordon and son purchased the residence at 510 English Street from W M Grissom through C B Overman. The deal closed Saturday with no public disclosure of the price. The Gordons plan to move in soon. Rail ties in Southern Russia are salted for preservation after a 30 year discovery of salt as a wood preservative. The salt method lengthened life of poles and ties in trials.
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H. Gordon
Russia
Sebastopol
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Mrs. King
Womans Guild
Ladies AU Nitiliary
Meerting
Frank Henley
Ents
Robert Hastings
Odelia Hayes
Charlottee Sanatorium
Frank Sizemore
W. H. Plummer
Annie Millner
Reidsville
T. J. Gold
Rodney Snow
Alvis Barnes
Billy Snow
Grace Beneini
Robt. Bencini
Dr. W. A. Hayes
Willie Slane
Charlotte
Mrs. C. C. Robbins
William Snow
Lawrence Ingram
Chapel Hill
L. B. Williams
J. J. Hamlin
Asheboro
C. C. Durham
C. D. Partin
Durham Hosiery Mills
Durham
G. T. Gaines
Boston
J. H. Lyon
Houston, Tex
Ruby Harville
Thomasville
Bill Marsh
Mary Weaver
Edna Sechrest
Mesdames
Charlie Finch
C L. Harris
William R. Johnston
Chicago
Elwood Hotel
G. A. Lazenby
Statesville
H. C. Pitts
Woman's Club
U.D.C.S
Tain
Gree
WEEE
Allen
Erate Price
Fall, Georgette and
Crepe de
Outelus
Royal Society
Moffitt Furnishing
Louise Ingram
Valette Jones
Mary Sherrod
Emily Brooks
Thelma Wineskie
Lucille Holton
Frank Shields
Roland Holton
George Lowe
David Stanton
Andrew Lindsay
Carson Burns
Charles Reddintz
Shubal Kirkman
Tom du Pree
Hl. A. Millis
Marinello
Esther Min
New Fall
Stamey’s
Stamey's
Stamney’s
Zillah Smith
Venetia Smith
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