Local Guilford events mix lectures and clubs this week
Community activities include John Drinkwater speaking at Guilford College tomorrow at 3 30 pm and a Hallowe'en dance at the O Henry hotel in Greensboro. Women’s supper and Bible study plans unfold with local study clubs, Y W C A housing updates, and several residents returning from New York trips.
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O. Henry
Greensboro
Weidermyer
John Drinkwater
Guilford College
High Point
Miss Annie Burch Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Mrs. Annie Burch returns to Reidsville after a weekend visit with Mrs. J. J. Farriss. Mrs. A. S. Caldwell attends District Two meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Wadesboro.
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Society
Annie Burch
Reidsville
J. J. Farriss
A. S. Caldwell
District Two
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wadesboro
Caldwell
Charlie Chaplin Film The Gold Rush At Broadhurst
The Gold Rush featuring Charlie Chaplin opens at Broadhurst starting tomorrow drawing crowds. Cinema patrons can catch Chaplin’s famed silent comedy as the theatre showcases the classic at night shows.
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Charlie Chaplin
Broadhurst
Wise announce birth of Raymond Monroe Wise
Mr and Mrs G E Wise announce the birth of a son Raymond Monroe Wise born October 27 at their home. The child joins the family in good health with relatives invited to share in the welcome.
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G. E. Wise
Raymond Monroe
Mrs Mangan Improves After Goitre Operation
The many friends of Mrs John Mangan will be glad to learn she is improving after surgery at High Point hospital. She underwent an operation for the removal of a goitre.
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Mangan
John Mangan
High Point Hospital
Lack of High Point publicity blamed by chamber official
Frank Sizemore, secretary of the High Point chamber of commerce, says the city suffers from poor publicity. A Sunday Times map omitted High Point and its furniture industry due to limited advertising funds. He urges buying space in metropolitan dailies and notifying map publishers to avoid being shown in small letters.
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Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
New York Times
Southern Industries
Piedmont
North Carolina
Sizemore
New York
Pinehurst
Christian Men Gather for Evangelistic Club Effort in High Point
A High Point meeting of Christian men at the M. P. Church discussed forming an evangelistic club to advance local gospel work. Speakers from Winston-Salem shared club growth and outreach results, urging weekly or biweekly gatherings and urging support for upcoming campaigns in Fayetteville and beyond. Administratrix notice follows for James M. Stevenson estate with claims due by October 27, 1926.
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Winston-Salem
Twin City
Evangelistic Club
Charles Norfleet
Mr. Norfleet
Winston- Salem
High Point
Nagan
Walter Nagan
O’neill
Mr. Nagan
Mr. Stephens
Fayetteville
Ark
Stephens
James M. Stevenson
Keith Bill Vaudeville at the American shines bright
The Keith Vaudeville at the American drew a full house with Miss Ethel Davis headlining under a long term contract praised as the season’s find by the B F Keith circuit New York. The bill featured the McKenna Trio Mitchell and Dove and The Rounders of Broadway with Neil Barrett delivering Broadway set pieces and Wyse and Wyser closing with a mix of comedy patter song and daring acrobatics.
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B. F. Keith
New York
Greenwich Village
Miss Gertrude
Mitchelll
Dove
Miss Dove
Mr. Mitchell
Broadway
Neil Barrett and Company
Great White Way
Astor Theatre
Neil Barret
Bill Ross Wyse
Wyser
Durham Route Shift Aims Dixie Highway Bypass Plan
Durham favors a southern corridor through Cary and Sanford to Pinehurst as traffic diverts from the original Dixie Highway. Local chamber of commerce could offset delays by placing ads at key points and in newspapers and magazines to promote the route.
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Durham
Cary
Sanford
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Evangelist Faces Decision On Staying Or Leaving Tonight
The evangelist plans to stay if God gives him light beyond Tuesday night though he fears criticism if he leaves now. He says he has prayed with his party and fought hard in the past, and many in the service last night offered prayers for loved ones and friends. The room was filled with earnest appeals as the service moved attendees.
Daddy Gone A Hunting Comes To American Film
Alice Joyce and Percy Marmont star in Frank Borzage's Daddy's Gone a Hunting at the American Theater on Wednesday and Thursday. The screen version, closely following Zoe Akins's stage drama, marks the first in Borzage's MGM slate, tracing an artist's pursuit of freedom and happiness with a blend of drab realism.
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Alice Joyce
Percy Marmont
Frank Borzage
Zoe Akins
Marjorie Rambeau
Borzage
Meto0-Goldwyn-Mayer
New York Flats to Paris Luxury in Borzage Picture
The article highlights Julian Marmont the artist and Edith portrayed by Alice Joyce in a new Borzage film. Virginia Marshall plays Janet and Ford Sterling stars as Oscar with Helena d Aligy as Olga. A cast including Holmes Herbert Edythe Chapman Martha Mattox James Barrows and James Macche r m completes the ensemble.
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New York
Harlem
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Mr. Marmont
Julian
Alice Joyce
Edith
Virginia Marshall
Janet
Ford Sterling
Oscar
Helena d'Aligy
Rudolph Valentino
Olga
Holmes Herbert
Edythe Chapman
Martha Mattox
James Barrows
James Maccelherm
Chinese students riot outside customs conference in Peking
About 2000 Chinese students demanded admission to a customs conference in Peking. When refused they rioted outside the building injuring over thirty police and several students. Some participants were arrested and order was restored.
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Peking
Withdraw Troops Withdraw Behind Frontiers in Balkans
The Athens correspondent reports that Greek and Bulgarian forces, acting at Romania's insistence, will pull back to their respective frontiers. The move follows recent tensions and aims to reduce hostilities in the region.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Athens
Rumania
Supreme Court Refuses Action in Chemical Foundation Case
Washington October 26 The Supreme Court refused to take any action in the chemical foundation case until the case reaches appeal on a writ of error.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Chemical Foundation
Peace Treaty Ends Nicaraguan Power Struggle
In Managua on October 27 AP reports President Solorzano and General Emiliano Chamorro signed a peace treaty after Chamorro’s forces seized La Loma fortress to oppose liberal cabinet members. Liberals to resign, conservatives to back Solorzano. Chamorro to be made army general. $10,000 reimbursement and troops’ pay arranged.
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Managua
Nic
Solorzano
Emiliano Chamorro
la Loma
Chamorro
Liberal Party
Teachey Child Dies At Home of Parents
Sara Elizabeth Teachey aged one died yesterday afternoon at 4 39 at her parents home 111 Randolph street after a week long illness from ptomaine poison Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow at 2 30 conducted by Rev T E Pierce
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Sara Elizabeth Teachey
D. L. Teachey
Randolph Street
T. E. Pierce
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