Where the West Begins and Local Social Notes
Amos and visitors to Reidsville share a quiet afternoon as Mrs Shields and friends visit Winston Salem. Miss Mary Sherrod and a party of young ladies return to Macon College in Roanoke after a weekend in the city. Ruth Moon, daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Moon, is critically ill with membranous croup at 509 Grimes Street.
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Amos
Reidsville
J. H. Shields
Winston-Salem
Mary Sherrod
Adeline Oulbourne
Sarah Lucas
McMillian
Winston- Salem
Macon College
Roanoke
John W. Moon
Ruth
Grimes Street
W C T U Meeting and Various Church Socials Announced
The W C T U will meet Tuesday at 3 PM with Mrs R L Phillips at 210 East Russell. The session covers Sunday School Work and Family Altar. The Earnest Workers Sewing Circle of First Reformed meets tomorrow at 3 30 PM with Mrs C Barnhart on Johnson Street.
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R. L. Phillips
East Russell Street
Earnest Workers’ Sewing Circle
First Reformed Church
C. Barnhart
Johnson Street
Miss Dorothy Henley Visitation in Charlotte
PERSONALS noting visits and guests in Charlotte. Miss Dorothy Henley stayed with her aunt Mrs. E. A. Clark. William Ragan, recovering from grippe, returned to Trinity College. Charles Redding visited from Trinity College. Greenboro guests included Cora Moore Edna Millikan Ivan and Kemp Clendenin. Mrs J J Havre of San Francisco guests of the Misses Smith. Emma King and Mary Mullen guests of Rufus King. Zillah Venetia Smith and others invited on Linday Street.
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Dorothy Henley
E. A. Clark
Charlotte
William Ragan
Grippe
Trinity College
Durham
Charles Redding
Cora Moore
Edna Millikan
Ivan
Kemp Clendenin
Greensboro
Virginia Henley
Lindsay Street
J. J. Havre
San Francisco
Cal
Smith
Steele Street
Emma King
Mary Mullen
State Normal College
Rufus King
South Main Street
Zillah
Venetia Smith
Mesdames Carroll
J. D. Havre
Bob
Women vote tide in nine states for Wilson and Hughes
In California Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Washington Oregon Nevada and Montana women will cast ballots tomorrow to shape the race. Pro and anti Prohibition battles frame the clos ing day as Republican and Democratic organizers court women voters amid mixed state alliances and party shifts.
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Wilson
Hughes
California
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Montana
Justice Hughes
Ragan Predicts Sweep for GOP in County Race
Republican candidate W. P. Ragan forecast a GOP landslide in the county after reviewing figures from Charles A. Hines. He claimed strong margins in High Point and other townships, saying Democrats would win Gilmer and Morehead by 600 to 800 but Republicans would dominate Deep River Sumner Jamestown and others. He predicted victory for all Republican candidates and a vacation for long‑standing Democrats.
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W. P Ragan
Charles A. Hines
Gilmer
Morehead
Greensboro
High Point
Deep River
Sumner
Jamestown
Morhead
Democratic Party
Mr. Ragan
Raleigh
Republicans Lose Ground in Wisconsin Election Claims
Milwaukee reporters relay results as state Democratic headquarters claim Wisconsin for Wilson by 40 000 to 60 000 plurality while Republicans had predicted Hughes victory by over 25 000. Socialists expect Benson 60 000 votes. La Follette may unseat Wolter.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Wilson
Hughes
Benson
LaFolcette
Senate
W. L. Wolte
Republicans of Delaware Face Factional Differences in Election
Wilmington Del Nov 6 factional differences in the Republican party add interest to Tuesday's election in Delaware but leaders expect a plurality of about 3000. Democrats aim to carry the state for Wilson while Senator du Pont seeks re election against former Representative H R Burton.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Wilson
du Pont
H. R. Burton
Catarrh Cure Claim Draws $1000 Reward Offer
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $1000 reward for proof it fails to cure catarrh. It claims internal action through blood and mucous surfaces, promises fortitude and health, and urges readers to request testimonials from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
All Druggiste
Tbe
Chrysanthemum Show Prizes To Be Announced Tomorrow
Announcement notes that prize details for the Chrysanthemum show, scheduled Thursday and Friday this week, will appear in tomorrow's newspaper.
Byrd Credits Foley Kidfrey Pills For Back Pain Relief
Mrs Anne Byrd of Tuscumbia Alabama says she suffered constant backache and limited mobility. She reports Foley Kidfrey Pills removed most of the pain and helped with other symptoms and sleep disturbance.
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Mra
Anne Byrd
Tuscumbia
Ala
Foley Kidfrey
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