Mission Class to Meet at Wesley Memorial Church Park
The mission study class of junior division No 1 of Wesley Memorial Church plans a Saturday meeting at 3 30 pm with little Miss Elizabeth Snow Welborn on the parkway. Members are urged to attend and Mrs H B Hiatt Mrs H Albson Millis and Mrs George Washington Sadder are expected back this evening from Tarboro after attending the state D A R convention in the Alexander Martin chapter.
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Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
H. B. Hiatt
H. Albson Millis
George Washington Sadder
Tarboro
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Alexander Martin
High Point
Olice Hiatt
Houston Boyd Hiatt
Roeland Park
Miss Hiatt
Nell Adams
Elizabeth Adams
Dorothy Lee Rankin
Elizabeth Jones
Elizabeth Hubbard
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Mary Simmons
Mary Elizabeth Perry
Treva Hedrick
Elizabeth Shipman
Hazel Shipman
Jamestown High School
Gaiq
Jamestown
Robert Brannock
Gerald Wisten
Alfonzo McIntyre
Matthew Lee
Max Idol
James Blackburn
Joe Ragsdale
Jack Worthington
Blackburn
Nell Smith
Sorosis Club Meeting Notice on North Main Street
A Sorosis club group will meet Friday at 8:30 PM with Mrs. IY Pickett on North Main Street. Local attendees are requested to assemble at the 8:30 hour for the gathering.
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Sorosis
M. Pickett
North Main St
Three Course Event with Notable Guests and Decorations
In three courses table decorations featured Ghaysanthemums. Guests included Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Bradshaw with Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore, W. H. Ragan, and Mrs. A. A. Menitier. Club members present were Myre, Harry Raymond, and several officers and ladies including Mrs. Hauser Mendenhall Geld Tomlinson and Barnes.
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Barnes
William Dinsmore
W. H. Ragan
A. A. Menitier
Bradshaw
Club
Myre
Harry Raymond
C. M. Hauser
C. &. Mendenhall
T. J. Geld
Chas. Tomlinson
Katcha Koo Musical at High Point High School
The High Point High Point Business and Profession Women’s club presents Katcha Koo at the high school auditorium December 2 and 3. Producer Ber ee Seibel directs rehearsals at the YMCA as Slane leads talent. The show features an American aviator in India posing as an Oriental Fakir with lively songs, dances, and ornate costumes.
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Katcha Koo
High Point Business and Profession
Slane
Hargiman
Beree Seibel
YY. W. GC. A
East Green Street
Kateha Oo
Aviat .T
India
High Point
E M. Saipman
Willis H. Slane
Jillian Massey
P. W. Club
M. J. Wrenn
Lottie Barber
Social at Boreliant Functional Church Hosted by Woman's Auxiliary
The Friends church Women’s Auxiliary hosted a social Thursday night for members of the congregation, Sunday school teachers, local graded school staff, and YWCA secretary Miss Lou Cretia Owen. Rev. Samuel L. Haworth and Rev. Walter White led a receiving line and an elaborate musical program followed the arrivals.
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Ritchie-Hedrick
Missa Nolah
Pattie Ritchie
Hiram George Hedrick
Dewey Street
P. D. Brown
High Point Lutheran Church
Ethel Howell
Clarence Burrows
F. W. Gibharat
Lou Cretia Owen
Friends’ Church
Samuel L. Haworth
The
Friends Church
Walter White
Musical social by hostess auxiliary features violin and organ solos
Mrs. Ha worth presided at a welcome address. Miss Florence Blair Mrs Clyde Bal linger and Miss Lucille Rush played instrumental solos with Blair also on organ. Mrs 2 E Ransom read followed by a humorous story. English ivy decor and Japanese lanterns highlighted the social in the auxiliary dining room.
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Haworth
Florence Blair
Clyde Ballinger
Lucille Rush
Miss Blair
rMs
E. Ransom
German indemnity paid over Swiss shooting case in 1914
Geneva Nov 19 The German government deposited 29000 francs in a Basle bank for the family of John Hennin a Swiss man shot in 1914 by order of a German officer on a false charge that he fired on German troops The Swiss government sought indemnity and punishment but the German officer was killed in the war.
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Geneva
Basle
John Hennin
Bashful curate and ex curates exchange in London joke
A bashful curate quits after being overwhelmed by the young ladies in the parish. He meets his successor and asks about his work with the ladies. The reply highlights unexpected safety in numbers remarking on Exodus as the real refuge.
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Nemrs
London
Moonshine to Fuel Wisconsin Cars This Winter
Madison reports deputy prohibition commissioner B C Parkinson says moonshine will be used in radiators as a non freezing substitute for costly automotive preparations. The plan aims to keep state cars running through winter.
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En Weong Mediators
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
B. C. Parkinson
Packinson
DELTER RAILS MARE NOW IN THE NATION
Chicago reports a major improvement in US rails praised by the American Railway Engineering Association. After 1905 rail failures rose, but a drop from nearly 400 per 100 track miles in 1908 to 4 per cent in 1914 shows over an 80 percent decrease, according to M H Wick PORST the association's rail committee engineer.
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Chicago
American Railway Engineering Association
Amis
American Railway Association
Railway Engineering
M. H. Wickporst
Engineering, Association
Hamlin's Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Ad
An old advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe simple treatment for headache neuralgia and injuries with quick relief and antiseptic benefits. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips for constipation or sick headaches and urges keeping a generous bottle on hand at Cruggists.
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Hamlin
Cruggists
Poison mix-up at Detroit druggist prompts doubt
A Detroit druggist conversation shows a worried customer asking if the medicine is safe while the clerk asserts the mixture is correct, implying potential exposure to a poison and prompting concern about the remedy’s safety.
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Cleai
Detroit News
Why did the crowd cry at the death scene in theater
In a backstage exchange, Binks questions why the audience sobbed during the death scene. Tinney implied the actor might not be dead, while Jinks agrees the moment relied on that idea. Michigan Gargoyle.
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Binks
Cri ‘Ng
Tinney
Jinks
Michigan
Rail and manufacturing sector praised for 1914 rail claims
The piece commends mills and railroads for their performance and notes a close study suggesting a potential further eighty percent drop in 1914 rail failures.
Roaches Force Brief Halt as Iowa House Declares War
In Des Moines on November 19 the statehouse cockroaches mocked the session by marching near the archives. House members declare war on the roaches as election business yields to the humors of the infestation.
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Des Moines
State House
Diplomatic Talks Push Toward Restoring U.S Japan Ties
In Tokyo on November 18 reports note ongoing negotiations between the United States and Japan. Both sides show cautious optimism as talks address wartime issues and aim to restore normal relations and cooperation between the two nations.
Silk versus wool costs in sheep and silkworms debate
A fragment discusses price differences between silk and wool, noting higher costs and labor in producing silk from silkworms versus wool from sheep. The passage mentions Marjorie and contrasts the effort involved in sericulture with sheep farming.
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