Wedding of Anna Belle Walton and John A Scott Jr.
Miss Anna Belle Walton and John A Scott Jr wed Tuesday at First Presbyterian Statesville in a double ring ceremony. Dr J A Scott and Dr C F Raynal officiated. Mrs H A Millis served as maid of honor in orchid velvet with Maryland roses. The couple left for a western bridal tour after the ceremony.
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Nence
First Presbyterian Church of
Statesville
Anna Belle Walton
John A Scott
J. A. Scott
C. F. Raynal
Presbyterian Church
H. A. Millis
Maryland
Miss McCoy Weds Bailey in Charlotte Ceremony
Mrs J P Rawley returned from Charlotte where she attended the wedding of her sister Miss Laura McCoy and L A Bailey of Norfolk. After a bridal trip the couple will reside in Norfolk. Miss McCoy is the youngest daughter of Mrs M A McCoy of Charlotte and a popular young lady who has visited here often.
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J. P. Rawley
Charlotte
Laura McCoy
L. A. Bailey
Norfolk
Mrs. Bailey
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Miss McCoy
M. A. McCoy
Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Hall's Home
The Ladies Aid will meet Monday afternoon at 3:36 in the home of Mrs Dennis Hall with full attendance expected.
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Ladies Aid
Dennis Hall
George Eliot Centenary Noted As England's Remarkable Thinker
The text lauds George Eliot for her centenary this November, calling her the most remarkable woman in 19th century England. It credits her with mastery of physical sciences arts and philosophies and knowledge of classical modern languages plus Russian and Modern Greek.
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England
Government arbitration offer rejected by railway union
Downing Street announced that the national union of railwaymen refused the government’s arbitration proposal and also declined a seven day truce. The Home Office called for nationwide citizen guards to aid police and protect peaceful citizens while maintaining food and essential supplies.
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London
Downing Street
National Union of Railwaymen
Home Office
Guild Meeting at St. Marys Church
The Woman's Guild of St. Mary's church will meet Monday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs. Richard Johnson Carrick Ave.
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Richard Johnson
Carrick Ave
Woman’s Guild
St. Mary's Church
Cotton Futures Open Steady In New York
Cotton futures opened steady in New York with October at 30.60, December 33.31, January 31.05, March 31.13, and May 31.18.
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New York
Wife Forced to Travel Freight Gets Divorce
Mrs Winnie Fisher testified she was compelled to travel by box car and on the rods from Montana to Denver after her husband Les lie E Fisher sent for her to join him There she injured her ankle when she fell from a boxcar but he would not stay with her Judge E J Ingram granted a divorce in County Court Denver October 3 1 sentence summary of legal action and main facts from the case.
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Denver
Winnie Fisher
Montana
E. J. Infram
Les
autos for u d c delegates attract private cars
A chamber of commerce report says no citizens have signed to furnish an automobile for the U D C D P D convention rides next week. Secretary Massey believes people would provide cars if asked in person, with a driver to explain the city. The chamber remains busy with plans for a hotel air mail service apartment house housing parks and a community center.
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Massey
Germans tried to bottle up British fleet in Firth of Forth
A London paper recounts a major 1914 to 1916 German U boat plan to block the Forth entrance with a half moon of mines. Mines were laid and cleared repeatedly. 1100 mines cost about 1 000 each with the King Edward the only fighting ship to fall. British mine sweeping progressed as more fields were found.
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Firth of Forth
Forth
Moray Firth
Orkneys
Harwich
Whittles Stick Splinter Blinds Gaffney Man
T G Mc Graw of Gaffney S C was whittling with a pocket knife when a splinter pierced his right eye penetrating the eye. He was operated on in Spartanburg and his friends fear the sight may be permanently lost.
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Whittles
Splinter
Gaffney, S. C
T. G. McGraw
Gaffney
Spartanburg
Fire damages Moffatt Grocery wareroom in Chester
Chester South Carolina October 4 a small blaze damaged the Moffatt Grocery wareroom. The fire is believed to have started from a lit cigarette igniting a case of matches. Damage was slight and contained quickly.
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Chester
S. C
Moffatt Grocery Company
Personal notes show visitors and departures in city
Miss Katherine Pickett will spend the week end in the city while attending Greensboro College for Women. Jos Cox of Roland Park and his little son Joseph Jr have returned. Mrs B V Mimms of Winston Salem visits Mrs R L Terry and both depart for Atlanta tomorrow. Ruby Holiday of New York visits at S L Davis home. Valette Jones and Mrs C C Prince leave tomorrow for Atlanta for several weeks. John Farlowe leaves for Charlotte to take a position. Wm W Burgess in city on business from Winston-Salem. J W Keane of Jacksonville Fla a furniture buyer here. J R Walker from Rutherford College. Nellie Stone and mother out of city for week end. Delk Smith in Greensboro last evening. S L Yon from Quincy Fla. Yon a furniture buyer. Ben Martin of East Bend stops over en route to the University. Mae Campbell and Mamie Lois Jordan of Siler City visiting at cousins’ home. Mrs J T Bennett returns. John Little returned yesterday from Randleman. F L Hutchings and W A Cook of Wilmington buyers in city today. O C Walker becomes superintendent of Barnes Manufacturing. Walker is a furniture man with wide experience.
Dog suspected of rabies killed after town chase
In Monroe on October 4 a dog believed mad fled through the northeast part of town and was shot after a crowd pursued it. Two children and several dogs were bitten. the children were the sons of Marvin Stutts and the daughter of Mrs. Gus Horton. The dog’s head was sent to Raleigh for rabies testing.
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Monroe
Marvin Stutts
Benton Heights
Gus Horton
Raleigh
State Laboratory
Terminal hotel taps longtime manager and legal news
Hamlet Oct. 4 reports Jesse C Leigh takes over the Terminal hotel succeeding R D Crawley who returns to Cheraw S C to run a future hotel Miss Elizabeth Harrison daughter of former president Benjamin Harrison is admitted to the Indianapolis bar after completing law studies at New York University aged 22
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Hamlet
Jesse C. Leigh
Terminal
R. D. Crawley
Leigh
Cliraw
S. C
Elizabeth Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Indianapolis
Harrison
New York University
Housewives Share Home Economy Tips For Readers
A call to readers to submit short letters on practical cost cutting ideas. The Enterprise invites housewives to describe economical methods tried at home to help lower living costs, with optional byline removal.
Government Lumber Use in World War Effort
Government demand for lumber during the war totaled nearly six and a half billion feet. Army use reached about five and a half billion feet, the Navy over 120 million, and 1918 heat construction by the Emergency Fleet Corporation approached 800 million feet. Army aircraft construction accounted for about 181 million feet, with spruce making up more than half.
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Washington
R. C. Bryant
Industrial Examiner
United States Forest Service
Army
Navy
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Railroad Schedules Inform Passengers at High Point
Passenger schedules at High Point published as information only and not guaranteed. Figures show arrival and departure times, stops, and running times for trains, intended for traveler reference rather than official timetable accuracy.
Train schedule rush of routes and times
Rail timetable lists arrivals and departures with multiple city pairings including Washington Birmingham New York Charlotte Richmond Danville and Atlanta. Times range from early morning to late night with several cross connections and same day transfers.
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Washington
Birmingham
N. Y
Charlotte
Richmond
Danville
Charlotte Washington
Bus Schedule Note for Asheboro Route
The schedule lists trip times with partial stops at Asheboro and a note that service is conditional and does not run on Sundays. It shows morning and afternoon departures with gaps and a referenced stop at Asheboro, plus a Sunday exclusion.
United States Railroad Administration Depot Ticket Office
A brief notice lists the depot ticket office under the United States Railroad Administration with telephone number 146 for inquiries and service.
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United States Railroad Administration
Dos Hill Paragrafs By George Bingham
A dusty street scene at the Rye Straw store shows the proprietor watching customers. The humor hinges on the idea that staring at one’s wrist reveals either bites or the time.
High Point Destined to Become City of 6 000
Burke Culpepper praises High Point promising growth and solid Americanism. He says climate attracts investors, calls locals fine working people, and expresses hope to return as he signs off as a friend of the city.
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Culpepper
Poke Eazley Rebuilds Cracked Pig Pen Near Old Structure
Poke Eazley starts new construction to replace worn out pig pen walls replacing the old enclosure. The project aims to provide a sturdier shelter for pigs and improve pen integrity.
Nine candidates initiated by Hamlet Royal Arch Masons
Hamlet chapter initiated nine candidates at a Wednesday meeting and banquet. J H Anderson of Fayetteville, grand high priest, spoke as a visitor among speakers at a banquet served by the Eastern Star chapter.
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Hamlet
Hamlet Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
J. H. Anderson
Fayetteville
Eastern Star Chapter
Reverend Trott to Preach at Highland Mills Sunday Night
Rev. Thos. L. Trott will preach in the school house at the Highland cotton mills Sunday night at 8 o clock.
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Thos. L. Trott
Highland Cotton Mills
Wanted Man and Wife for Boarding House Work
Help wanted for a boarding house: man as clerk and wife as manager. Call 618 English Street. 10-4-3t.
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George Eliot
Are
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Lie E. Fisher
Mrs. Fisher
Fisher
Her
U. D.C
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Office of the
Chamber of Commerce
U. Dpd. C
Cigaret
Katherine Pickett
Miss Pickett
Greensboro College For Women
Jos. Cox
Roland Park
Joseph, Jr
City
B. V. Mimms
Winston Salem
R. Lb. Terry
Atlanta
Ruby Holiday
New York City
S. L. Davis
Valette Jones
John Farlowe
Wm. W. Burgess
Winston-Salem
J. W. Keane
Jacksonville, Fla
J. R. Walker
Rutherford College
Nellie Stone
W. A. Stone
Delk Smith
Greensboro
S. L. Yon
Quincey Fla
Mr. Yon
Ben Martin
East Bend
Mae Campbell
Mamie Lois Jordan
Siler City
J. T. Bennett
John Little
Rom
F. L. Hutchings
W. A. Cook
Wilmington
O. C. Walker
Barnes Manufacturing Company
Mr. Walker
Ence
Ienterprise
Terprise
Pas
Senger
High Point
Rairoad
Asheboro
Ashebroo
Minerva Knitting Yarns
Minerva
Cretonne
Ivory Goods
Department Store
Dos Hill
George Bingham
Poke Eazley
Royal Arch
Rev. Trott
Small People’s
Dimity
Dresden
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