Musical Benefit Recital Delights Greensboro Audience
A benefit recital at the auditorium drew an appreciative crowd. Mr. Smith, a baritone with clear enunciation, and Mrs. Jesse Alderman, a top violinist, headlined with Miss Bessie Alderman on piano. Highlights included Don Juans Serenade and Days of Long Ago, with the notable Folksong by Hildach plus Smith's own composition. Greensboro and High Point claim shared pride in the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jesse Alderman
Bessie Alderman
Don Juan
Schaikowski
Searle
Alt. Smith
Squire
High Point
Mr. Smith
Mrs Lingle to Speak in City on Public Welfare Talk
Mrs Thomas W Lingle of Chapel Hill and former Federation of Woman's Clubs president will speak tomorrow at 3 20 p m at the Elks home on West Broad street on The North Carolina Board of Public Welfare. A musical program follows with club members performing. Members and others are urged to attend.
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Chapel Hill
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Elks Home
West Broad Street
North Carolina Board of Public Welfare
Met Youth Faring Up the Hill Poem by Douglas Malloch
A poem tracing Youth through stages on a hill, from twenty to thirty years past, youthful song remaining vivid. The speaker notes Youth’s evolving trials from famine to storm, yet his heart and song persist as time passes. The piece concludes with the belief that one never truly grows old.
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Douglas Malloch
American Lumberman
Cummins and Troutman Wed in Albemarle Nuptials
J Clyde Cummins and Miss Doris Troutman united in marriage at the bride’s Albemarle home on Sunday October 21. The couple vow their future in Spartanburg where Cummins serves as chief engineer for the government at Camp Wadsworth. Revered L A Peeler officiated in a simple ceremony with close friends. Mr and Mrs Cummins leave for Spartanburg to join Cummins on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clyde Cummins
Doris Troutman
Albemarle
H.C. Troutman
Mr. Cummins
V. Cummins
High Point
Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg
S.C
L. A. Peeler
First Reformed Church
Carmamins
S. C
Tea Cups Club Meets Mrs Hiatt in Roland Park
The Over the Tea Cups club will meet with Mrs Houston B Hiatt at her home in Roland Park on Thursday afternoon. All members are urged to be present promptly at 2 o clock.
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Houston B. Hiatt
Roland Park
Cox Lloyd Wedding Solemnized at Mangum Avenue Home
Miss Emily Cox and George Wesley Lloyd were married Sunday at 12 15 PM in the home of Rev J D Shelton on Mangum avenue, in a ceremony attended by a small gathering of relatives and friends. The couple plan a future in High Point after a visit to Columbia South Carolina.
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J. D. Shelton
Mangum Avenue
Emily Cox
George Wesley Lloyd
Columbia
S. C
High Point
James Cox
Eeds Williamson
Lula Royals
Lizzie Cox
Emma Davis
Bessia Chilton
Frank Pierce
Olin Beek
M. C. Culler
Miss Leona Muse Hosts Autumnal Evening
Miss Leona Muse entertained at her South Main home in honor of Mrs. Chariton funter Ross an October bride and Mrs. James E. Smith of Fairmont West Virginia. Autumn flowers and ferns decorated the rooms as five tables of progressive rock followed an ice course. Guests included Dorothy Snow Aliah Pickett Marianna White Emily Brooks Edna Wall Maude Owen Lettie Smith Clarice Newlin Dorothy Henley Virginia Henley Adeile Peacock Frances Wood Catherine Harmon Juanita Moffitt Thelma Walters Margaret Rankin Josephine Wood Mrs John Peacock Mrs James F. Smith and Mrs Charlton Hunter Ross.
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Leona Muse
South Main Street
Chariton Funter Ross
James E. Smith
Fairmont
W. Va
Dorothy Snow
Aliah Pickett
Marianna White
Emily Brooks
Edna Wall
Maude Owen
Lettie Smith
Clarice Newlin
Dorothy Henley
Virginia Henley
Adeile Peacock
Frances Wood
Catherine Harmon
Juanita Moffitt
Thelma Walters
Margaret Rankin
Josephine Wood
John Peacock
James F. Smith
Charlton Hunter Ross
Guest of Mrs Millis Heads to Town For Club Talk
Mrs Thomas W Ling, of Chapel Hill, will deliver an address before the Woman's club at the Elks home tomorrow afternoon and will be the house guest of Mrs H A Millis on South Main street during her stay.
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City
Thomas W. Lingle
Chapel Hill
Woman's Club
the Elks’ Home
H. A. Millis
South Main Street
Personal notes from Greensboro and surrounding towns
Frank Wineskie left yesterday for Pittsburg to spend a week on business. George Lowe visited Greensboro then traveled to Rocky Mount for the winter. Mrs. Carter Dalton and Mrs. Thomas J. Gold were in Greensboro yesterday. J. Elwood Cox returned from Richmond after attending a Friends meeting. Asa Biggs and wife spent last evening in Greensboro. Miss Penelope Cobb is in Greensboro on business. Miss Margaret Rankin visited Greensboro briefly. Miss Carew of Asheville stays with Mr. and Mrs. C C Seawell on South Main Street.
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Frank Wineskie
Pittsburg
Margaret. Rankin
Greensboro
Reception in Honor of High Point Teachers
A Woman's club hosted reception honoring the High Point graded school faculty next Friday night the 26th from 830 to 11 at the Elks home. Members of the Woman's club and their spouses are expected along with city council members Ministerial Association and Ellis lodge and their wives. A brief receiving line will feature club executives and faculty followed by a musical program.
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High Point
Gven
Woman's Club
Elks’ Home
City Council
Ministerial Association
Ellis’ Lodge
Mrs Frederick Shelly Leaves For Passadena California
Mrs Frederick Shelly departs this morning for her home in Passadena California after visiting friends and relatives in this section.
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Frederick Shelly
Passadenia
Cal
Eastern Star Meeting Tonight at 7:30
The regular meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Order of the Eastern Star
Community Fair At Lane's School Tomorrow
Greene county's only community fair will be held at Lane's School near Snow Hill on Wednesday. W. C. Ed Yata is president and Calvin C. Eason is secretary and treasurer. Farmers from across the county will exhibit. Health education and agriculture experts will lecture. Fine displays of work and racing stock expected with tobacco prominent. Premiums include blue and red ribbons. Orators include J. E. Debnam B. T. Ferguson and R. W. Freeman.
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Ee Snow Hill
Greene County
Lane’school
W. C. Ed. Yata
Calvin C. Eason
Health, Education and Agriculture
J. E. Debnam
B. T. Ferguson
Greenville
R. W. Freeman
Wilson
Subscriptions Fall Short But Hope Rises In Liberty Loan Drive
Philadelphia leaders reported total subscriptions today to the second liberty loan about 12 million dollars, below the daily average needed to reach the district’s 415 million dollar maximum quota. Overall district sales were estimated at about 170 million dollars so far.
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Philadelphia
Liberty
Richmond Hotels Ban Meat on Tuesdays
Richmond officials announced that starting today no hotel in the city will serve meat on Tuesdays. Restaurants and lunch rooms are expected to follow suit to conserve food supplies.
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Richmond
Hotel Men’s Association
Soldier-Woman Letters Urge Food Administration Duty
Washington woman Frances urges sister in Michigan to join the Food administration effort. She urges substitution, avoiding waste, and gaining family cooperation to conserve, ship more wheat, and back the war. Each home has a duty to act, turning homemaking into soldiering.
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Washington
Michigan
The
Food Administration
Washington, DC
Edith Dearsett
Jack
Frances
Liquor Entry Rules Issued and Recalled by Treasury
Washington on October 23 reports the treasury department issued then recalled instructions to customs collectors allowing entry of distilled spirits produced abroad before October 3 for non beverage use. The issue arose from Lawrence Becker's interpretation of food and revenue laws and is awaiting attorney general decision while the food control prohibition stays in effect.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Rowe
Food and Revenue
Lawrence Becker
Department of Justice
Becker
Leading tenor in Pom-Pom held in Roanoke jail
Jerome Hayes, star tenor of Pom-Pom, is confined in Roanoke jail after a disorderly conduct case on a train involving soldiers. The production crew left for Memphis while Hayes remained for several days as government agents questioned him. He paid a $20 fine after the charge was sustained.
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Danville
Jerome Hayes
South
Roanoke
Memphis
Hayes
German Town Mourns For Men Lost In Raid
Zurich reports Fredrickshaven mourns four Zeppelins lost in raid over England. Crews mostly from there trained locally. King of Württemberg sent condolence messages to families. Swiss papers call the disaster a death blow to Zeppelins.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Fredrickshaven
England
King of Wurttemburg
Clerks Transferred as Road Walkouts Ebb
Local clerks moved from Coast Line general offices to walkout sites in Wilmington as President Wenley reports conditions are normalizing. Clerks volunteered for service at their new stations, signaling a smooth redeployment amid the strike situation.
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Wilmington
Coast Line
John KR. Wenley
New Enemy Property Custodian Plans Bond Drive
Washington October 23. The new enemy property custodian will begin by seeking subscriptions to Liberty bonds totaling many millions of dollars. On taking office he found numerous letters reporting money for credits and other property held by American interests for aliens.
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Washington
Pershing on Inspection Tour of French Lines
General Pershing visits the French lines of communication on a multi day inspection. The French provide a private railway car capable of carrying an automobile for the journey, with the car rolled out at the nearest rail point and completed by motor travel.
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General Pershing
France
Associated Press
Pershing
Florence Kelly Dies From Liberty Parade Injuries
Florence Kelly a 20 year old white girl from Greeneville Tennessee died early Sunday after injuries from being thrown under a large truck while riding into Newport News on Thursday. She wore men's clothes and had worked three weeks as a water boy at Camp Hill. Efforts to contact her family failed.
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Newport News
Florence Kelly
Greeneville
Tenn
Camp Hill
Neighborhood Colds Said to Improve with Foley’s Honey and Tar
Mrs Anna Pelzer of 2526 Jefferson St South Omaha Nebraska says Foley’s Honey and Tar cured her daughter’s bad cold and neighbors report using Foley’s Honey and Tar and Foley’s Medicine for coughs with good results. Mann Drug Co.
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Anna Pelzer
Jefferson St
Omaha
Neb
Foley
Benson
Mann Drug Co
For Sale Household Items Include Bed and Dresser
Classified notice lists for sale iron bed child bed dresser chairs kitchen table crate baskets gas heater. Item locations appear at JIS lm street with date 10.25.
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Lm Street
Promyvt Action Inverts Trouble
A medical advertisement describes a constipation remedy that claims to cleanse the digestive system and improve liver function without nausea. It promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as effective, noting they keep bowels regular and stomach sweet, with no post-use after effects. Mann Drug Co.
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Mann Drug Co
Cardui praised by Tennessee woman for relief from womanly troubles
Mrs J B Gadd of Hixson Tennessee recounts suffering from left side pain for years. After using Cardui she reports strong improvement and credits it with curing her symptoms. The ad urges other women to try Cardui for headaches backaches sleeplessness and fatigue.
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Cardui
Cardus
Women Suffer Kidney Trouble Symptoms Warned
The piece notes that women of varying ages experience backache swollen ankles and rheumatic pains often from overworked kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills are recommended as a remedy.
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Foley
Hidden sugar found in Buffalo warehouse
Federal agents reported to Washington the discovery of millions of pounds of sugar in barrels and bags stored in a Buffalo warehouse. Notations indicate the sugar had been arriving over several months and total an estimated 10,000,000 pounds.
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Buffalo
Federal Secret Service
Washington
Worth Their Weight in Gold
Reading man praises Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatic pains and swollen joints and says the pills restored ability to work after months of pain and illness.
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B. H. Stone
N. 2d. St
Reading
High Point Tax Notice for 1917 Due in October
City taxes for 1917 are due at the office of city collector R. C. Soyars. A two percent discount applies to taxes paid during October, per city manager Tr. J. Murphy.
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High Point
R. C. Soyars
Tr. J. Murphy
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Troutman-Cummins
Mrs. Hiatt
Cox-Lloyd
Miss Muse
George Lowe
C. W. Comstock
W. H. Pickard
Rocky Mount
Carter Dalton
Thomas J. Gold
J. Elwood Cox
Ind
Meeting of Friends
Afr
Asa Biggs
Grensboro
Penelope Cobb
C. E. S. Meeting
Phoenix
Lane
Liberty Parade
NEW Coats
Avirre
New York
Manu
Facturers
Tee Petey
Beavans
Hixson
Coats
Atlantic
Erty
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
W. C
Wescott Roberson
Julius C. Smith
Insurance Department
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