Path to Fairyland and Local Notes
The poem fragment references a path to Fairyland and dreamlike imagery. Katherine Atherton Grimes is noted with Oakes and nieces Carmen and Elizabeth Oakes arriving in Lexington to teach in local schools. Additional short notices mention Miss Lallah Sapp visiting, W. C. Jones in Greensboro, Mrs. S. Brown returning home to Greensboro, and the Ingram family weekend plans at Mount Gilead with Louise Ingram traveling to Greenville to visit her brother Charles.
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Oakes
Carmen
Elizabeth Oakes
Lexington
Lexington Oraded
Last Dance of the Season at Commercial Club
Dance night at the Commercial club featured Easley's orchestra. Attendees included Andrew Lindsay with Nellie Muse, Rodney Snow with Virginia Henley, Horace Sisson with Mary Sherrod, Frank Henley with Bryant of Tarboro, Austin Finch of Thomasville with Altai Vickett, and others from Thomasville, Statesville, and nearby towns.
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Commercial Club
Easley
Andrew Lindsay
Nellie Muse
Rodney Snow
Virginia Henley
Horace Sisson
Mary Sherrod
Frank Henley
Miss Bryant
Tarboro
Austin Finch
Thomasville
Altai Vickett
Roland Holton
Lucille Holton
George Lowe
Nell Morris
Gus Lewis
Statesville
Catherine Harmon
Clarke
Maude Owen
Johnnie Rochelle
Dorothy Hlenley
P. Ward Eshelman
Hardie
T. J. Cold
Beveret Marsh
Frances Wood
Ales
Red Cross Food Sale Set Tomorrow at Amos Furniture Store
A benefit sale for the local Red Cross chapter is scheduled for tomorrow at the Amos Furniture Company store. The sale starts promptly at 9 o’clock and those who promised items should bring them to the store at opening. It is the last sale for some time and generous patronage is requested.
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Red Cross
Amos Furniture Company
Mrs Zollicoffer Doing Well After Operation
Mrs Dallas Zollicoffer is reported doing well after a serious operation at the local hospital Tuesday. She passed last night comfortably and seemed improved this morning, though doctors expect a few more days before a definite condition is known.
Misses Oakes Visit Friends in Several North Carolina Towns
Misses Marie and Lucy Oakes left yesterday to visit friends at Aberdeen Fayetteville and Raeford. Miss Olivia Snider returned to the city after a week with Miss Lula Jolmes near Fairfield church. H H Ragan was a business visitor to Greensboro for a few hours yesterday. Mrs Thomas J Gold and Miss Bessie Hackney joined a party motoring to Greensboro for a short stay yesterday afternoon. Miss Clayton Walser Oakes has spent time with her brother H U.
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Marie
Lucy Oakes
Aberdeen
Fayetteville
Raeford
Olivia Snider
Lula Jolmes
Fairfield Church
W. HH. Ragan
Greensboro
Thomas J. Gold
Bessie Hackney
Miss Clayton Walser Oakes
H. U
New School of Music Planned by Miss Boyd Siblings
Miss Clara Boyd and Miss Eve lyn Boyd will open a music school in the Broad street home once occupied by Mrs Frances Pickard at an early date. The venture marks a new cultural addition for the city with two local instructors leading lessons.
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Clara Boyd
Evelyn Boyd
Frances Pickard
Broad Street
Ilenry W. Wharton Visits Greenshore Business Hub
Ilenry W. Wharton of Greenshore was a business visitor to the city the HHO.
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Ilenry W. Wharton
Greenshore
HHO
Contemtable Little Army Stops German War Machine Tale
One of the Black Watch survivors, H. Cassels, tells the first detailed account of the opening days of World War I. The High Point Enterprise prints the exclusive serialized chapter, highlighting daring cavalry actions and hand to hand fighting. Each Saturday continues the tale including The Uhlan, The End of the Retreat, and La Bassee.
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England
Black Watch
H. Cassels
Black Watc
Cassels
High Point Enterprise
Enterprise
North Carolina
First Army
America
Th Enterprise
Marne
Clos
Aisne
Ypres
la Bassee
Grace Kephart Announces Studio Opening
Mrs Grace Kephart announced the opening of her studio on Monday September 10.
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Grace Kephart
War Propaganda and Voices in The Vigilantes
A reader letter from Indianapolis shows German propaganda swaying a family, once pro American, toward loyalty to German papers and anti war positions. The Vigilantes review pacifist and pro German magazines and urge censorship, citing John Reed and Randolph Bourne while promoting a strong American stance. The piece also notes public notices on the Citizens Creed Contest and cites The Vossische Zeitung praising Hearst.
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Indianapolis
Wajter William
Wood
Daily Telegraph
Tribune
Cons
A Groves
United States Secret Service
Legal Department
John Reed
Reed
France
Randolph Bourne
Moliere
New York
Hearst
Germany
Herzsichen
Herr Baron
Stylish Hats Arriving Daily at Lyon's Velvet and Hatters
New velvet and silk plush hats arrive daily with fast sales. Sailors and brim styles offered in velvet and plush, priced from 2.95 to 5.00 dollars. Sweaters also featured in the latest display.
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Lyon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fairyland
Parryland
Katherine Atherton Grimes
Lallah Sapp
City
Marguerite Kirkman
Washington Street
W. C. Jones
Fred Ingram
Mount Gilead
Louise Ingram
Greenville
S. C
Charles Ingram
Red Cross Food Sale
Skinner
Vigalentes
Marion Couthony Smith
Royal Women of
He Women's Peace Party
Hir
Heaven
Hell
Amelia
Josephine Burr
Lonin
Iblic
Janes
Handom
Miss Burr
Baltimore
East 27Th Street
New York City
Vossische Zeitung
Orange Brothers
Hamilton
Izian
Cuufpl
Reiby Taylor
Mporters & Roas
Sin Gereans Us4
the Reily~Taylor Company
New Orleans
Mofffitt’s
Jack Taylor
Phez
Venetia Smith
High Point
Lotlin’s Millinery
Main Street
Alexander’s
Ular
Thacker
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