Double Wedding Unites Local Couples at First Reformed
A double wedding was held at Rev. Roy KE Linebachs home on Thurston street at 9 30 Sunday morning. Ardella Cauble with Harold Womble and Nettie Jackson with Edward Hedrick exchanged vows in a small ceremony witnessed by close friends. The couples plan a bridal tour and will reside on College street after returning.
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Roy KE. Linebach
First Reformed Church
Thurston Street
Ardella Cauble
Harold Womble
Nettie Jackson
Wmdward Hedrick
Womble
J. M. Hedrick
South Main Street
College Street
Missionary Society to Present Andy's Chance Play
The Virginia Missionary Society of the South Main Street Methodist Episcopal church will stage a Thursday evening 8 o'clock play titled Andys Chance. Admission is free with a free will offering collected, and the cast is described as carefully chosen and trained.
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Virginia Missionary Society of the
South Main Street
War Prayer Union Holds Meeting at First Presbyterian
The War Prayer union announces a meeting tomorrow Tuesday at 4 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church. Sessions occur during various worship hours citywide and are described as interesting, with an invitation extended to all residents to attend.
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War Prayer Union
First Presbyterian Church
Local residents and visitors tales fill city scene
Mrs. E C Shields returns from Sanford with relatives nearby. Mrs Stokes Smith and Alonzo Willis depart for Baltimore with plans for Dr and Mrs H Stuart Willis visit and Alonzo to begin school. W T Breeden of Greensboro visits. Claude Mitchell of California and Mrs R C Charles host guests. J Nissen and sons from Winston Salem spend time with Mrs Charles. Mrs A Robertson learns her brother Lee Creech has reached overseas. Henry Koonce leaves Mattons to join the Navy in Hampton Roads after delayed call.
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Claude Mitchell
California
R. C. Charles
S. J. Nissen
Winston-Salem
Bourtzeff Attacks Kerensky in New Paris Publication
Vladimir Bourtzeff, the Russian revolutionary publicist, returns to Paris with accusations against Bolshevik leaders and Kerensky. He claims German payments taint Bolshevik chiefs and urges Kerensky to explain his role in the Korniloff affair as his publication La Cause Commune previews extracts from Obshch Diserresis de Delo.
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Paris
Vladimir Bourtzeff
Germany
Kerensky
Bourtzeff
Obshch Diserresis de Delo
Korniloff
Russia
Burial of American Soldiers in Paris Hospital Cemetery
On the eastern slope of Mount Valerian lie 280 American soldiers who died in Paris hospitals. The cemetery, in use for three months, draws reverent visitors and is decorated regularly with flowers by both nations.
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Paris
Mount Valerian
German officials in Belgium recalled for service
Amsterdam dispatch reports many German officials in Belgium have been drafted into military service. Their roles will be filled by women, according to the Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant.
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Amsterdam
Belgium
Niew Rotterdam Courant
Sugar overuse dulls American table flavors
Excess sugar hides the natural flavors of grains corn products fruits and coffee, reducing variety and piquancy in everyday meals. The nutty taste of grains and the true sweetness of cornbread are frequently masked by sugar.
Selecting Fruits for Drying and Sugar Content
The text notes that drying concentrates sugar with some fruits over 50 percent sugar. Dried fruit suits jam pickles salads and ice cream and stewed fruit requires less sugar than fresh fruit. It advises selecting the sweetest fruits for drying.
Elopers to Carthage in Charge of Officer
Charles Cad dell was arrested by Sheriff Stafford on charges of eloping with Mrs. Hlainie Fry wife of J Will Fry of Carthage. He was taken to Carthage by deputy sheriff with Addie Fry and Mrs Fry in custody. Preliminary hearing expected in Carthage likely today.
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Greensboro
Charles Caddell
Stafford
Hlainie Fry
J. Will Fry
Carthage
Moore County
Young American Flyer Escapes German Captivity
Lieut. Thomas Hitchcock Jr. of Westbury New York member of the La Fayette flying corps was captured by Germans but escaped and reached neutral territory by walking over a hundred miles in eight nights hiding during the day He traveled by train while guards slept and relied on a pocket compass and saved rations to survive Eventually he reached Berne Switzerland on August 30 and reported to the American legation
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Paris
Associated Press
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Westbury
N. Y
la Fayette Flying Corps
Switzerland
Hitchcock
Ile
Berne
Swedish Minister Wallenberg Recalled From Tokyo
Diplomatic notes show entente and U.S. envoys avoided social functions with Swedish minister G O Wallenberg before his departure from Japan. He was recalled to Sweden as a new Swedish envoy arrived, and allied diplomats did not attend his departure. Allegations say Wallenberg used messengers to send mail sacks from Yokohama including German residents’ letters.
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Tokio
G. O. Wallenberg
Japan
United States
Foreign Office
Wallenberg
Sweden
Mrs Vaughn Heads North Carolina Child Hygiene Bureau
The North Carolina state board of health announces the appointment of Mrs Skate Brew Vaughn as director of a new bureau of child hygiene. She will lead efforts to reduce infant mortality and improve conditions for mothers and babies, drawing on her home economics and child welfare background.
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State Board of Health
Skate Brew Vaughn
Bureau of Child Hygiene
North
North Carolina
France
Vaughn
Tennessee
West
State College
Peabody School of
Nashville
Tenn
Topeka
Kan
Lydia Allen DeVilbiss
Kansas State Board of Health
New York
Washington
Children’s Bureau
Department of Lagor
Nice bars do not attract Americans in Irish port
In an Irish port near an American destroyer base the many quaint saloons see little drunkenness among sailors. Americans favor the men’s club funded by Americans in England, with reading rooms, a theater, pool, and a soda fountain offering American ice cream.
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British Isles
England
Ireland
Advanced British Troops Reenter Prewar Defensive Line
The war office reports British forces have entered their pre March offensive defense system along the Vermand to Epehy sector in France. Fighting is concentrated as they press toward Vermand Hesbecourt and Epehy with over 19,000 prisoners taken in the first week of September. Local actions south of Ploegsteert and east of Wulverghem saw hostile attacks repulsed.
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London
War Office
Vermand-Epehy
France
Vermand
Hesbecourt
Epehy
Ploeg Streert
Wulverghem
British destroy aircraft on Italian front report
London reports a British official statement on the Italian front noting reduced enemy artillery activity. Since August 25, eight enemy aircraft and one captive balloon are claimed destroyed while one British plane is missing.
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London
Delaware Senator Saulsberry wins big in primary
Returns from the Democratic primary show United States Senator Willard Saulsberry winning a large majority of delegates elected to the state convention in Dover next Tuesday, signaling his renomination as the senate candidate.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
United States
Willard Saulsberry
Dover
Senate
Three youths killed and injured by railway collision near Liberty
Liberty South Carolina September nine. Miss Lucille Davis twenty two was killed while Miss Bernice Parsons seventeen and Charles Stillwell fifteen were seriously injured when struck by Southern Railway fast passenger train No 138. The youths observed a passing freight train and failed to note the approaching passenger train.
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Liberty
S. C
Lucille Davis
Bernice Parsons
Charles Stillwell
Southern Railway
Selective Service Call Promotes Citizen Duty and Registration
The piece urges men in the United States to register for the draft on September 12 and to accept the duty of citizenship. It defends voluntary compliance as the preferred path, with compulsion only for those who refuse. The letter from Geo Tenner of San Antonio endorses Foley Cathartic Pubs as a laxative for travel and digestive relief.
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United States
Geo. Tenner
Lanor Street
San Antonio
Tex
Mann Drug Co
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W. T. Breeden
Mrs. A. Robertson
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Carolina
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