W. T. Club Holds First Social Meeting
The W. T. club gathered at Miss Mary Alexander’s Eng lish street home for its first year meeting. Mrs. H. A. Millis presided as vice president and Miss Helen Brockett led a Shantung discussion with talks on its history, politics, and postwar treatment, followed by piano and vocal selections and a salad course for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alexander
Eng
Lish Street
H. A. Millis
Helen Brockett
Shantung
W. C. Jones
Miss Brockett
Alfred Caldwell
Ida
Minnie Alexander
Albert Hart
Helen Long
Florence Blair
A. S. Caldwell
Mesdames J .D. Cox
James J. Farriss
C. M. Hauser
W. C. Idol
A. S. Parker
C. F. Tomlinson
C. L. Wheeler
Carter Dalton
J. E. Millis
G. H. Kearns
Cummings
Gurney Briggs
Harry
Miss Louise Boren and J William Andrews Wed in Greensboro
A Greensboro wedding bound Miss Louise Boren to J William Andrews at 8 36 p m with Rev E L Bain officiating. After a reception the couple plans to live in Greensboro upon returning from a long midwest honeymoon. The couple are well known in the city and state with An n drews connected to the Greensboro Motor Car Co. Miss Annie Lyle Davis attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Daily News
W. C. Boren
Salem College
Andrews
N. PD. Andrews
Greensboro Motor Car Co
Brice-Groom
New Members Joined Wesley Memorial Circle
The evening circle of the Young Woman's Missionary Society at Wesley Memorial Church welcomed several new members at a meeting hosted by Mrs. P. A. Jones on Hamilton Street. The gathering was engaging and productive, marking a successful social and organizational moment for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Missionary Society of
Wesley Memorial Church
P. A. Jones
Hamilton Street
American and British Occupation Trade Efforts Clash in Germany
Berlin reports show American business men complain the American Army of Occupation hinders trade in both occupied and unoccupied zones while the British establish a Cologne board of trade to link merchants with agents. Passes are required for Americans entering the British zone, whereas British traders move freely in the American area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ican
Busines
Cologne
Personal notices from Greensboro visit and local travels
Mrs J G Lambert and daughters Bess and Emily with Mrs F D Blake spent yesterday in Greensboro. Willie Honeycutt returned home after two weeks in Philadelphia Atlantic City and South Vineland N J. Miss Dorothy Henley and Narcie White were Greensboro visitors yesterday. Misses Jennie Bones and Ida Harris spent a short while in Greensboro. Rece Harry of Greensboro visited the city yesterday. C C Swain spent yesterday in Greensboro on business. F N Trafe and daughters Randal Mann and Mable Tate were shopping in Greensboro. J F Jacobs and companions of Clinton S C visited Islwood yesterday. Clara Cox will spend tomorrow in Asheboro for a missionary conference. W D Maitland of Atlanta and S B Burton of Asheville were here on business. Friends of W H Marsh are sorry he is very ill at his Broad Street home. S J Bird from New York was a business visitor here. R W Shacklett of Louisville was among Elwood guests yesterday. Roy Starbuck of Phoenix Ariz visiting his sister Mrs J J Haworth. Elwood Starbuck of Fort Wayne Ind visiting his sister Mrs J J Haworth left for Washington. Mrs R C Charles is visiting Winston Salem this week. Dr S S Coe moved his office to the Stanton Welch Building. Mrs Nanie L Causey of Hillsboro visiting at Mrs Hamner on Steele Street. Mrs R H Albert of Roanoke Va visiting her daughter Mrs Robert Stewart on Thurston Street. Bert Kirkman, ten months in West Indies with the marine corps, returned to the city. Miss Marie Jones and Pessie Pope will attend the Municipal theatre.
Business Visitors Reported From Two Cities
W A Hubbard of Charlotte and H K Brooks of Greensboro were noted as visitors to the city yesterday.
Woman's Club Members Attend Greensboro Reception
The High Point woman's club will visit Greensboro tonight for an elegant reception at the O. Henry Clubhouse honoring state federation president Mrs. C. C. Hook. Mrs. Hook will give a brief address. Twenty-two High Point members, including Mrs. H. A White and Miss Clara Cox, will take part in the receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Woman's Club
O. Henry
State Federation
C. C. Hook
High Point
H. A White
Clara Cox
White
Federation
Cox
Civics-Health Department
Congregational Meeting Tonight at St Marys Episco pal
The second congregational meeting of the series will be held tonight at eight o clock in St Marys Episcopal church. Rev T L Trott says the gathering will be lively with interest with several speakers delivering short addresses on the nationwide campaign its purpose and its possible achievements. Mr Trott urges all to attend and be prepared to speak on the campaign from every viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
T. L. Trott
Mr. Trott
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by High Point Grocer
A High Point grocer J C Kivett says Dean's Kidney Pills give reliable relief for back and kidney trouble. He reports frequent use with great results and urges readers to use the same remedy. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Kivett
Grocer
E. Green St
Dean
Dean’s Kidney Pills——the Same That Mr. Kivett Had. Foster-Milburn Co., Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Repaint Contract Let for Russell Street Factory
The Southern Chair company awards painting work to H. B. Mattoon for the Russell street factory. Work will start immediately on the repainting job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Chair Company
H. B. Mattoon
Russell Street
Sanitary Closets Arrive for City Orders
Two carloads of sanitary surface closets arrived today and will be delivered immediately. Persons desiring them are notified to visit the city manager and procure order.
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Lacie
Japan
Chase Idol
J. J. Farriss
Charles Tomlinson
Miss Blair
Miss Boren
J. W. Andrews
Greensboro
Louise Boren
J. William An
Annie Lyle Davis
S. H. Tomlinson
Arthur Lyon
Union
Department of Peace and Arbitration
Evening Circle of
Sill Jersey Petticoats
Moffitt
Furnishing Co
J. G. Lambert
Bess
Emily
F. D. Blake
Willie Honeycutt
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
South Vineland
N. J
Dorothy Henley
Narcie White
Jennie Bones
Ida Harris
Rece Harry
C. C .Swain
F. N. Trafe
Randal Mann
Mable Ttate
J. F. Jacobs
J. F. Jacobs, Jr
C. E. Duckett
Clinton, S. C
Islwood
Asheboro
Miss Cox
Friends’ Churches
Randolph County
W. D. Maitland
Atlanta, Ga
S. B. Burton
Asheville
W. H. Marsh
Broad Street
S. J. Bird
New York
R. W. Shacklett
Louisville
the Elwood
Ida Harriss
Roy Starbuck
Phoenix,Arizo
Mrs
J. J. Haworth
North Main Street
Elwood Starbuck
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Washington
R. C. Charles
Winston Salem
Nanie L. Causey
Hillsboro
R. H. Albert
Roanoke, Va
Robert Stewart
Thurston Street
Bert Kirkman
West Indies
Marine Corps
Marie Jones
Pessie Pope
Municipal Theatr Tt
Samahbharn Tnn
W. A. Hubbard
Charlotte
City
H. K. Brooks
Woman's Club
High Point Woman's Club
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