Landon Dalton Marriage Notice At Presbyterian Church
Mr and Mrs Henry Clayton Landon invite guests to the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth to Mr Thomas Sparrow Dalton on Tuesday December 11 at one o clock at Presbyterian Church North Wilkesboro NC Attending sister Mrs E L Craver on Lindsay street also mention Alma Holt visiting Statesville weekend with friends and relatives
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Henry Clayton Landon
Elizabeth
Thomas Sparrow Dalton
One O'Clock Presbyterian Church
North Wilkesboro
North Carolina
Mrs Welborn Hosts Bridge Party For Mrs Clarke
Mrs D N Welborn entertained at her Parkway home Saturday afternoon with Thanksgiving decor and nine bridge and rock tables. Delights included an ice course in yellow and white after playful rounds. forty guests attended honoring Mrs Stephen Clarke a recent bride.
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D. N. Welborn
Parkway
Stephen Clarke
J. E. Marsh
Frank Sizemore
Arthur Marsh
Frank Ogburh
W.T. White
Southern date for famed singers at Salem College recital
Herbert Witherspooh of the Metropolitan Opera and Florence Hinkle renowned American soprano appear in Winston Salem at Salem College on Friday November 30 at 8 15 p m. The program showcases operatic arias and art songs in a classical concert setting.
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Herbert Witherspooh
Metropolitan Opera
Florence Hinkle
Winston- Salem
Salem College
Personal notices from Thomasville and nearby towns
Miss Louise Eitzel returns to Thomasville after a weekend with her mother. Miss Maud Allred of Randleman visits Mrs. J. B. Allen. A. Hi. Mitchell spends weekend in Trinity. Edna Wall guests of her parents then returns to Randleman. J. R. Vincent business visitor in Reidsville. Wiley Rush of Greensboro in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Biggs return from Beaumont and New Orleans. A. B. Huff spends Sunday in Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rawley depart for a brief trip to Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. FE T. Kearns motor to Winston to visit Mrs. Hugh Parks. Miss Faye Ferree, State Normal student, weekend guest of…
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Edna Wall
Randleman
FE. T. Kearns
Winston
Hugh Parks
First Woman Pilot Becomes Head of Airplane Factory
London reports Mrs. Maurice Hewlett, wife of the novelist, as England’s first woman to gain an air pilot license and now the first woman to head an airplane factory. The facility near a wheat field employs many girls and women making aircraft parts while pilots train remains limited during the war.
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London
Maurice Hewlett
England
Norway Sees America as War Material Source
Kristiania reports Norwegian newspapers show a growing pro American bias as Morgonbladet notes America becomes the focus of war production. Editorial urges sending naval and military attaches to Washington and boosting Legation in the U S to speed access to war materials.
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America
Morgenbladet
Christiania
United States
Europe
Norway
Legaion
Washington
New German paper to aid in parting Ireland from Britain
Amsterdam reports the Irishe Blatter first issue in Berlin by the German-Irish society led by Mathias Herzburger with count Westarp and Baron von Richthoven. Editor George Chatterton Hill, director St John Gaffney note German sympathy for Ireland and 1916 rebellion, promising propaganda to reopen Ireland to world, especially Germany.
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Ireland
Britain
Amsterdam
Berlin
Mathias Hrzburger
Count Westarp
Baron von Richthoven
George Chatterton Hill
St. John Gaffney
Munich
Teeland
America
Dublin
Germany
Emerald Isle
Man Who Dared to Be Staged by Odd Fellows in High Point
High Point lodge of Odd Fellows plans a Thanksgiving night performance of The Man Who Dared at the auditorium. International Production Company director Chase Park leads a full cast including Walter Montroe and J Paul Williamson. Proceeds go to the Y M C A war fund and the Odd Fellows Orphans' home in Goldsboro. seats on sale at Mann's drug store.
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High Point Lodge of Odd Fellows
Chase Park
International
Walter Montroe
J. Paul Williamson
Fred Kaney
Peter Grump
Park Sea
Pyengon
Luther King Ross
Melvin Harmon
Harry Glattly
Mary Marshall
Bessie Gurley
Polya Gace
Dorothy Palmer
Montrose
Winter set amateur billiard championship opens in New York
The winter set amateur championship opens in New York with the novice tournament featuring prominent players from across the country. William Viertel won last year’s title. the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players plans to keep a full schedule and will not label events as patriotic tournaments.
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New York
William Viertel
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
France
My Mother Is Now Well and Strong
Mrs. T.1 McCormick of Keyser West Virginia reports her mother’s recovery from stomach trouble rheumatism and liver issues after using Dreco herbal medicine. She credits a second bottle for full cure and notes many grateful letters from others helped by Dreco dispensed by Ring Drug Co High Point.
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McCormick
Piedmont Street
Keyser
W. Va
Dreep
High Point
Ring Drug Co
Leonard Defends Lightweight Title in Denver Thanksgiving Show
Benny Leonard meets Saior Kirke in a 20 round defense of the lightweight championship in Denver Colorado on Thanksgiving day. Kirke is described as one of the toughest western fighters who has beaten stanley Yoakum Joe Flynn and Otto Wallace, and local fans see Kirke with an even chance against the champion.
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Denver
Colo
Benny Leonard
Saior Kirke
Kirke
Stanley Yoakum
Joe Flynn
Otto Wallace
Leonard
Richardson Returns to Rose Theater as Manager
L. B. Richardson, formerly of this city and recently at Burlington as theater manager, accepts a position with the Rose theater here and will start work immediately. He has prior ties with the Rose and is an experienced moving picture man.
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L. B. Richardson
Burlington
Rose Theater
Richardson
The
Rose
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