High Point Women Represent At Lexington Meeting
A High Point women’s delegation travels to Lexington for a Federated clubs reciprocity day program with speakers Miss Clary Cox and Mrs. Davis among others. Luncheon is served at Mrs. Montcasile’s home, session to focus on civic work with talks by Mrs. Lingle and Miss Fries. return planned for evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Davis
H. A. White
Ada Blair
Bexington
Clara Cox
Eva Blair
O. Mendenhal
Bascom Hockina
Sylvester Newlin
Venetia Smith
Henry White
Hattie Complinson
Effie Cox
J. B. Richardson
Alvin Millis
A. S. Caldwell
Annie R. Armfield
Davis
Arthemus Cox
S. W. Wall
J. J. Farriss
Henry Jturner
J. H. Petty
W. G. Jones
Lexington
George W. Montcasile
Denman Thompson Joins Elwood Hotel As Chief Clerk
James N. Thompson known as Denman arrives to take the day shift at the Elwood hotel with James Neale handling day duties and Mr Heritage covering night work. Joseph Weaver remains with the hotel to manage bookkeeping and serve as extra clerk under Manager W H Plimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Thompson
Denman
Elwood
James Neale
Heritage
Joseph
Franklin Lanier Dies at Home Near Guilford
Franklin Lanier, first cousin of Georgia poet Sidney Lanier, died at his Guilford area home three miles northwest of Orcvensboro. Age misprinted as 138. he left a widow, three daughters Miss Bell Lanier Mrs John Brittain of Ashboro and Miss Evie Highfield Lanier, plus sister Mrs Roxie A Allison of Hendersonville. Funeral at Guilford College conducted by Rev T B Johnson of Summerfield.
Where Are My Children? Emphatic Birth Control Drama
A two day Broadway engagement presents Where Are My Children a film drama tackling birth control without sensationalism. The plot follows a district attorney who loves children his wife a social butterfly and a doctor whose patients include friends leading to a trial and a punchy conclusion. The drama is described as thought provoking and worth seeing and contemplating.
Miss Mae Holman Killed by Brother in Home Shooting
Charlotte file: an unloaded pistol in a boy's hand killed Mae Holman an telephone exchange operator sitting by a parlor window yesterday afternoon. The tragedy occurred as she read in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Mae Holman
Yollo Water Promises Quick Liver Relief
An ad touts Yollo Water from Dawson Springs Kentucky as a remedy for tired nervous run-down feeling caused by rich foods. It claims the drink flushes bile from the liver and cleans the bowels, with a 15 cent bottle to be taken before breakfast. Sold by J A Hart Drug Co and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Springs
Kentucky
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Stockholders Meeting of High Point Perpetual Building and Loan
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association will be held in the directors room of the Commercial National Bank on Monday night October 30, 1916. Secretary W A J Idol. September 36, 1916. 10 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
High Point Morine Plan Company Meeting Notice
Notice from High Point N C dated October 16 1916 calls subscribers to meet Monday October 30 at 7 20 p m at 109 East Commerce street Sherrod Building to elect directors and perfect the permanent organization.
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High Point
N. C
High Point Morine Plan Company
East Commerce Street
Sherrod
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High Point Steam Laundry
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