Social Notes From High Point Soldiers In France Letters Reach Families
Mothers and relatives of High Point soldiers in France report receiving letters during the past days. The piece notes a New York interview about mass mail from overseas, mentions 6,000,000 letters aboard a voyage, and says all local troops are well and cheerful. Various locals are listed as visiting, returning, or traveling for holidays and events.
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High Point
France
New York
Help to Make the Law Effective (Continued)
The article lists occupations deemed non productive for registrants of military age and warns idleness can revoke deferred status. It names food service workers, elevator attendants, ushers, domestic workers, and sales clerks as insufficiently productive. It also notes Rodney Snow visiting Washington area and forecasts fair weather with normal temperatures for the southeast United States.
Mothers Meeting At Highland Mills School
A mothers meeting will be held tomorrow Sunday at 4 PM at Highland Mills school. The event is conducted by women of Wesley Memorial Episcopal Church and the public is invited to attend.
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Highland Mills School
Wesley Memorial Episcopal Church
Meeting of the Johnson Street Club With Mrs Taylor
The Johnson street club met last week with Mrs F R Taylor on Friday afternoon. Members spent the time in conversation and sewing and the hostess served a delightful course of refreshments.
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O. BE. Cunningham
City
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Johnson Street Club
F. R. Taylor
Scouts Return From Weeklong Outing Along Yadkin River
A group of Boy Scouts from troop four Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church return from a pleasant week's vacation at Pilot Mountain and various points along the Yadkin River.
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Boy Scouts
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Pilot
Yadkin River
Missionary Society Meeting At Wesley Memorial Church
The Daisy Davies Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. Jim Kearns. B. W. Rainey of Greensboro visited the city on business Friday afternoon.
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Daisy Davies
B. W. Rainey
Greensboro
Looted Chateau Thierry Treasures Found In German Dugouts
Behind the Franco American lines on Sept 7 American troops uncovered elaborate subterranean rooms in Cha teau Thierry used by German officers to furnish dugouts. Priceless tapestries paintings furniture grand pianos and portieres were repurposed from the town. Beds and bedroom suites lay 20 to 30 feet underground revealing a hurried German retreat.
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Chateau Thierry
Food Administration Schedules September Sugar Certificates
L. J. Ingram, High Point Township Food Administrator, announces no Sugar Certificates in September except Tuesday and Saturday. Office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5. Geo. Jenner of San Antonio endorses Foley Cathartic Tablets as a reliable laxative for constipation and biliousness, suitable for travelers. Relieve digestive discomfort. Mann Drug Co.
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Food Administration
Geo. Jenner
Labor Street
San Antonio
Tex
Mann Drug Co
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