Truths Through Peace and Spirit Speak to Earth
A poetic meditation on the will of a ruling spirit guiding humanity toward peace amid terror. It envisions war driven from the world as humanity learns to live in brotherhood and finds its way to spiritual light. The piece closes with a conference report noting the Ashboro district meeting events and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space
Earth
Heaven
Livine
Brotherhood
Wheeler Wilcox
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Missionary Meeting Draws Delegates to Ashbury
The Methodist Episcopal Woman's Missionary Society held at Ashbury on September 6 drew 61 delegates and visitors from High Point Greensbor Ramseur and Farmer represented. Mrs B M Mann Greensboro presided. Rev E L Bain Greensboro preached on Paul’s instruction for women to be silent and to pray and prophesy in church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutch
Fred VP. Ingram
High Point
Ingram
Chutrch
Methodist Episcopal Woman's Missionary Society
Ashbery
Greensvore
Ramseur
Farmer
B. M. Mann
Greensboro
E. L. Bain
Paul
Dr. Bain
Red Cross Sends Motor Ambulances to Russia Aid
The American Red Cross will ship 12 motor ambulances and autos to the Russia commission led by Dr Frank Billings. This follows previous shipments bringing drugs and medical gear valued near 400000 dollars. Ambulances will equip one Russian army corps with five ambulance sections for use by Russian drivers under Red Cross direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Russia
American Red Cross
Red Cross Commission
Frank Billings
Feneth
Rusia
United States
Tuberculosis Sanatorium Project For French Army Soldiers Backed
The American Red Cross will finish the Bligny tuberculosis sanatorium near Paris at a cost of 180000 francs. The building, 80 percent complete, will serve French army sanitary needs during the war and then revert to the Sanatorium association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross War Council
Red Cross
France
American Red Cross
Bligny
Paris
Sanatorium Association
Red Cross Thanks City for Food Sale Support
The Red Cross ladies express gratitude for the city’s liberal patronage at five food sales raising 145 dollars. Donations at Amos Furniture store left plates and napkins. they are available at Red Cross headquarters for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Amos Furniture Store
Mrs Zollicoffer Improves After Major Operation
Mrs Dallas Zollicoffer, who had a serious operation last week, passed a comfortable day yesterday and this morning was reported steadily improving. She is regaining strength and friends call this a favorable change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Zollicoffer
J London Returns From East To Ready New Store
J London has traveled to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore to buy stock for his new store formerly occupied by H A Moffitt. The shop is being prepared with modern improvements including show windows. He expects to move about October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. London
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
H. A. Moffitt
Mr. Lendon
Atlanta guest and Greensboro trip highlighted in society notes
D Zaban of Atlanta was guest of Mr and Mrs J London and others while Beavans Miss Chara Steele Miss Katherine Harmon and Miss Mary Harmon motored to Greensboro yesterday. Mr and Mrs S A Holleman of Greensboro spent the weekend in the city with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zaban
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs. J. London
S. W
Beavans
Chara Steele
Katherine Harmon
Mary Harmon
Greensboro
Local residents visit and return from Greensboro and beyond
W Fornis Jr of Trinity and other residents spent time in the city with friends and relatives. Several travelers including Mr and Mrs J London and Miss Celia London motored to Winston Salem. Mrs Will Switzer and others joined weekend visits to Greensboro and Kernersville. Mrs J G Leonard returns home after hospital treatment. Little Elsie Crowson returns from visits to Columbia and Sumter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fornis, Jr
Trinity
Will Switzer
Rosa Switzer Ahe Bones
Phil Silver
Pauline Silver
Miss Horwitz
Winston-Salem
J. G. Leonard
Little
Elsie Allen Crowson
M. C. Crowson
City
Columbia and
Sumter
S.C
Nurse Spends Vacation Across Western State Points
A nurse travels through several Western state points during a vacation, visiting multiple locations across the region and noting local scenes and experiences.
Mrs May Leach Westfall Visits Myr and Mrs Younts
Mrs May Leach Westfall formerly of High Point now in Indianapolis Indiana is visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Younts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Leach Westfall
High Point Bat
Indianapolis Ind
Myr
Fred Younts
Miss Harriss Leaves for Greensboro College Studies
Miss Elizabeth Harriss departed this morning for Greensboro to resume her studies at Greensboro College for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Harriss
Greensboro
Greensboro College For Women
Local students arrive and visit Greensboro colleges
Miss Nellie Muse entered Greensboro College for Women this morning. Miss Clara Steele resumed studies at Greensboro College for Women today. A B Huff spent yesterday afternoon in Greensboro with friends. Paul Phillips from Washington, formerly of Durham, visited Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs C M Hauser and daughter returned to town after a several day stay at Atlantic City and other eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Muse
Greensboro
Greensboro College For Women
Paul Phillips
Washington
Durham
City
Social Visits and Local Guests in Greensboro
Greensboro residents and visitors were noted in social rounds with Mr. and Mrs. Pleasants and Miss Pauline Pleasants enjoying a city afternoon. R C Boyd and Mrs Boyd attended an address by Karl Leman while John George Jr. from Dillon arrives to visit Mrs Rodgers. Local teachers and delegates from Greensboro traveled to Ashboro for missionary society meetings. Robert Marshall returned from Mt. Airy and Isla Marshall heads to Greensboro for a week with Mrs Clegg. Baby sulky for sale listed by Box 423 or phone 227.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Boyd
Greensboro
Boyd
State Christian Endeavor Union
Southern Field
Karl Leman
For Sale Farm Near City With Dwelling And Barns
For sale or trade 500 acre farm with dwelling tobacco barn outbuildings and running water three miles east of city on sand clay road. Features 30 acres cleared 15 acres fenced. Easy terms. Address Box 418 City 4.0-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Velvet Hats Hit Fast Sales At Lyon's Velvet and Hatters
Hat styles fly off shelves with prices from 2.95 to 7.50. soft velvet hats and straight and rolled brim sailors feature Lyon's Velvet and Hatters Silk Plush in multiple blocks. Ladies sweaters also showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
New School of Music Planned by Miss Boyd Siblings
Miss Clara Boyd and Miss Evelyn Boyd announce plans to open a school of music in the home once occupied by Mrs. Frances Pickard on Broad Street, with opening set for an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Boyd
Evelyn Boyd
Frances Pickard
Broad Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. W. McCain
J. Ed Kirkman
A. J. Owen
Gilbert T. Rowe
H. A. Millis
J. &. Millis
J. E. Miller
T. Ingram
Fannie Hail
W. S.neal
Ashbur
Millinery Department
Ivery
Loflin
Alexander
Zollicoffer
S. A. Holleman
Henry
Lewis
D. N. Welborn
Stephen C. Clark
Celia London
William London
Tildy Silver
Pauline Kline
Mr Whiteman
Atlanta
Gaynell Hepler
Kernersville
Perley Hayes
W. J. Parker
Connie Brown
Mimner Shields
Bessie Tate
Mrs. Whitfield Cobb
Mrs. Mitchell
Janie Payne
Miss Chandler
Winston Salem
Dr. Cobb
Penelope Cobb
Miss Bertha Nichols
Florence Blair
N. Main Street
S. Main St. School
Orange Brothers
Hamilton
Nurse
Clara Steele
A. B. Huff
W. BR. Pleasants
Pauline Pleasants
John George Jr
Dillon, D. C
Washington and Lee University
P. B. Rodgers
College Street
J. Scarborough
Missionary Society
Ashboro
Beni. EF. Moore
Genevieve Moore
Greensburg
Beni. EE. Moore
R. L. Justice
Robert Marshall
Mt. Airy
Isla Marshall
C. B. Clegg
NEW Today
Moffitt’s
Jack Taylor
Bbeavans
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph CO
Betty
TRAD
MAPK
Venetia Smith
Rose ‘Theater
William Fox
Stuart Holmes
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Litthe Mary McAlister
Vitagraph
Irvin Cobb
Pathe-Weekly
Harold Lockwood
Bluebird
Bryant Washburn
Skinner
Foxhilm
Hank
Mann
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