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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1916

Page

5

Miss Williams Weds Ivan C Stout in Augusta Ceremony

Friends learned of the marriage of Miss Marie Williams to Ivan C Stout of High Point in Augusta Georgia on Thursday at 4 30 pm. Rev Fletcher Walter officiated. Mrs Stout is daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Williams of Thompson Ga. Mr Stout works as an expert demonstrator for Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co Pittsburgh PA. The couple visit the bride's parents for the weekend before continuing south to Jacksonville.

Marie Williams Ivan C. Stout High Point Augusta Fletcher Walter Stout C. L. Williams Thompson Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company Pittsburg

Noon Marriage Surprise in City

Miss Perryman and James n of Portsmouth Va announce their marriage by Rev A G Dix tar at the parsonage with intimate friends present. The couple, engaged for months, will reside in Greensboro after a wedding trip and plan to celebrate at home later.

Perryman James N Portsmouth A. G. Dixtar Ple Tryman

Bride Sarah Elizabeth Burton Weds David Marshall Lyerly

Yesterday afternoon at 5 o clock at No. 504 East Green Street Miss Sarah Elizabeth Burton and David Marshall Lyerly were married with Rev. P. D. Brown officiating. A number of friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony. The couple departed last night on No. 43 for a short honeymoon trip.

Sarah Elizabeth Burton David Marshall Lyerly East Green Street P. D. Brown

Mrs Blair Hosts Stag Dinner At West Green Home

Mrs R E Blair entertained at a stag dinner last evening in honor of Mr Blair at their home on West Green street. Guests included Arthur Marsh Doc Welborn Bascom Hoskins W T Williams and M C Crowson. After a repast smoking and lively conversa tion were indulged in until a late hour.

R. E. Blair Mr. Blair West Green Street Arthur Marsh Doc Welborn Bascom Hoskins W. T. Williams M. C. Crowson

Mrs Creelman Hosts Bridge Event for Guests at North Main

Tomorrow afternoon at 3 she will entertain at bridge and rook at her home on North Main street. The gathering is complimentary to Miss Bettie Biggs of New York and Mrs F C Lang an of Indianapolis Ind.

North Main Street F. E. Creelman Bridge and Rook Bettie Biggs New York F. C. Langan Indianapolis Ind

Commercial Club Reception and Ball Notice

Tomorrow night from 8 30 to 12 o clock the opening reception and ball will take place at the Commercial club on South Main street.

Commercial Club South Main Street

Mrs Fulton Severely Hurt After Fall

Mrs E K Fulton was injured yesterday morning when she fell down stairs, breaking her left arm and suffering several cuts and bruises.

E. K. Fulton

Personal greetings and hospital visits in Thomasville area

Mr and Mrs Frank Ogburn visited Thomasville yesterday afternoon as guests of Miss Perry Griffith. Rev FE C Genn of Greensboro was in the city briefly. Miss Paulin Phillips of Greensboro visits her mother Mrs E E Phillips and sister Mrs W A Schrock Jr both hospital patients. Miss Elsie Mae Dillon of High Point teaches, spending Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs W P Dillon in Greensboro. Miss Sdith Gray goes to Level Cross to visit cousin Miss Olive Palmer. Mrs James Turner and son James note J S Worth is recovering from a severe grip illness. Friends of Mrs W G Shipman will

Frank Ogburn Thomasville Perry Griffith FE. C. Genn Greensboro Paulin Phillips E. E. Phillips W A. Schrock, Jr Elsie Mae Dillon High Point Graded Schools W. P. Dillon Sdith Gray Level Cross Olive Palmer

Visitors In Greensboro Take Short Afternoon Outing

Mrs J H Havre and Miss Zillah Smith spent a few hours in Greensboro yesterday afternoon. Mrs J J Farriss returned from a visit to North Wilkesboro yesterday.

J. H. Havre Zillah Smith Greensboro J. J. Farriss North Welkesboro

Mrs Hennessee Travels Through City After Greensboro Visit

Mrs. W. A. Hennessee passed through the city yesterday afternoon en route to Salisbury after a visit to Greensboro.

W. A. Hennessee City Salisbury Greensboro

Asheboro visitors Cox and Armfield guesting in city

J. F. Cox and Britt Armfield from Asheboro are spending a short stay in the city as guests of friends.

J. F. Cox Britt Armfield Asheboro City

Business visitor M J Wrenn calls on Thomasville

M J Wrenn was a business visitor to Thomasville yesterday afternoon. Mrs W A Schrock Jr entered the hospital yesterday afternoon for treatment.

M. J. Wrenn Thomasville W. A. Schrock Jr

Miss Bessie Hill Hackney Visits Pittsboro for Thanksgiving

Miss Bessie Hill Hackney travels to Pittsboro to spend Thanksgiving holidays with relatives.

Bessie Hill Hackney Pittsboro

Judge Spencer B. Adams Visits Greensboro on Business

Judge Spencer B. Adams of Greensboro traveled to the city for a business visit, meeting local officials and assessing matters connected to his work.

Local visitors arrive for short stays in Burlington and Monroe

Miss Doral League of Burlington and Er A Reilly of Boston arrive today to stay a few days with Mr and Mrs W P Williams on Lindsay Street. Miss Mary English of Monroe arrived last night and will visit Miss Virginia Henley on Lindsay Street for a few days.

Doral League Burlington Er. A. Reilly Boston W. P. Williams Lindsay Street Mary English Monroe Virginia Henley Lindsey Street

J P Johnson Returns Home From City Business

J P Johnson has returned to his Greensboro home after a brief business visit in the city.

J. P. Johnson Greensboro City

Boiler Regulation Conference to Draft National Code

The American Uniform Boiler Law Society plans a three day conference in Washington starting December 4 to draft a nationwide boiler code for uniform construction and regulation. President Wilson and delegates from 34 states will attend with expert engineers, aiming to enable free interchange of boilers.

America Uniform Border Law Society Uniform Boiler Law Society Wilson Dele Massachusetts California Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin Indiana Minnesota Montanare J. C. Callery Industrial Commission T. J. Duffy Industrial Commission of Ohio Edward N. Hurley Federal Trades Commissio R. F. Hutton Columbia University John C. McCabe City of Detroit Henry Hess American Society of Mechanical Engineers Thomas E. Durban Erie W. H. Taft

Local resident ill at home on Gatewood Avenue

Regret is expressed over a resident’s illness at home on Gatewood Avenue due to a severe attack of grip. W. C. Hammer, United States district attorney for western North Carolina, from Asheboro, spent a few hours in the city this morning.

Gatewood Avenue W. C. Hammer Asheboro United States North Carolina

High Point High Declamation Represented at Trinity

Howard Hicks travels from High Point High School to Trinity College this morning to take part in the declamation contest. He represents the school in the event and competes against other district candidates.

Howard Hicks Trinity College High School of High Point

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eze Pill Min Willf Over Tea Cups Club T. J. Gold Oakwood Carter Cal. H. A. Millis James Carter Dalton Robert Wal. Pollock Harry Raymond E. Charles Ragan J. A. Hart Kings SPE Ffitt Furnishing Company Burton-Lyerly Mrs. Creelman James Turner James J. S. Worth W. G. Shipman Spencer B. Adams The Associated Press Washington, Navy the American Costum the Commercial Club America Mally H. A. Moffitt D. T. Goldman Commerce Street R. E. Andrews High Point, N.C J. Elwood Cox C. M. Hauser V.-Pres V.A
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