WESLEY Memorial teachers meet and parties planned
School notes show PRACHERS TO MEET WITH MRS. MARSH tonight at 8 with the Wesley Memorial primary department. Mrs Kirkman hosts two bridge parties on Tuesday Sept 18 at her Alberta home, morning and afternoon sessions. Mrs W P Ragan ill at Guilford General Hospital remains in serious condition. Kindergarten classes reopen Wednesday with Miss Dicks in Broadhurst building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Sunday School
Everett Marsh
Bert Kirkman
Alberta
W.P Ragan
Guil-ford General Hospital
Kindergarthen
Miss Dicks
Broadhurst
Carter Dalton
Bridge
Johnson Street
Nonna Futch
Jacksonville
Margaret Hauser
Ruth Eleanor
Fulch
Mrs. Dalton
Miss Fitch
Margaret Mauser
Mrnestiny Hayes
Lucy Hayes
Esthar Minard
Ruth Eleanor Idol
Mary Simmons
Ella Burton Hutchinson
Edizabeth Jones
Billie Hiatt
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Nancy Carr Yerry
Betsy Durland
Annie Carter Marsh
Alice McRae Caldwell
Edna Lindsay
Eligabeth Shipman
Local People and Visitors Highlight Greensboro News
A roundup of residents and guests visiting Greensboro and nearby towns. Mrs J F Hayden visits Greensboro, Mrs W S Clinard and Mrs W G Foy were there yesterday, and Miss Louise Holton and Miss Ethel Chadwick head to Guilford College. Students depart for Winston-Salem colleges, teachers arrive for local schools, and Archdale Woman's Club gathers for fall plans including playground equipment and a piano for Archdale school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burris
Schools
Jack Burris
South Main Street
Edith and
Clarice Darker
Indiana
Ethel Miller
Roland
Annie Hawkins
Greensboro
Sallie Matt Marshall
Louise Holton
Ethel Chadwick
Jamestown
Guilford College
W.S. Clinard
W. G. Foy
Archdale Woman’s Club
Lawrence White
Trinity
Archdale School
8.C. Peebles
Clara Cox
High Point
Visiting Mrs Ahle With Sister In Archdale
The fragment notes a person named Mrs Ahle visiting her sister Mrs Joe Weaver in Archdale, indicating a social visit mentioned in a local notice or column. The brief item centers on family connections and travel between households in Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahle
Joe Weaver
Archdale
French Grateful For U S, Says Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan
In a New York Herald published letter Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan defends French gratitude to the United States. She cites France’s wartime aid and notes strong signs of goodwill seen during tours in France, including shared American and French symbols on July 14. She contrasts French views with Peter Knight’s statements and asserts France will never forget America’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan
New York Herald
Duchess of Marlborough
O. H. Pp. Belmont
WK. Vanderbilt
France
United States
Peter Knight
Tamza
Pla
Baisan
Jacques Balsan
Longe Island
America
Monsieur Delinenceau
Fragmentary quotes on deputies and political support
A garbled passage quotes deputies and a speaker denying external help from the United States. The text suggests accusations about political influence and gendered contempt, but the exact claim and context are unclear due to broken OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Flony
Revival Services At Lebanon Church In Mechanicsville
Revival services continue this week at Lebanon church Mechanicsville led by Rev. J P D Williams a former pastor of Main Street Church. Large attendance and strong interest mark the ongoing meetings with Williams drawing many friends from the city.
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MR. Ant
Bers. Gueta
Indeana
A. J. Gets
High Poin
Alberta
Richmond
Ind
Getz
Mrs
Gele
Ecoming
Ihe
Liieh
Acheville
J. PD. Williams
Lebanon Church
Mechanicsville
Mr. Williams
Baie Tor
Main Street
Jim
Campaign to Restore Berlin Street Name in New Orleans
Miss Kate M. Gordon launches effort to rename General Pershing street back to Berlin. She notes local streets honor Napoleon era sites and cites Ausderelitz Jena Marengo Milan and Napoleon with Constantinople as parallels. The aim is to restore historical name and better reflect the area’s street-naming theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
General Pershing
Berlin
Kate M. Gordon
Miss Gordon
Napoleon
Ausderelitz
Jena
Marengo
Milan
Constantinople
Mrs Ward appears at court in murder case
Walter S Ward’s wife Mrs Ward made an unexpected appearance in court in Cor te today where her husband, a wealthy baker, faces a murder charge in the Clarence Peters case. She was absent at yesterday’s trial opening and it was unclear if she traveled from New Rochelle or Atlantic City where she had been said to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whet Plains
Walter S. Ward
Corte
Husbaud
Clarence Ts. Peters
New Rochelle
Atlantic City
Thomasville Social Notes Mention Local and Visiting Residents
Miss Winifred Boddinfest departs Saturday for Elisabeth City to teach in the city schools. Several residents and visitors, including Miss Mildred Winden, Miss Louise Setzer, Paul Long, and Mrs. Paul Hoover, are noted with travels and calls across nearby towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Winifred Boddinfest
Elisabeth City
Ate KO
Mildred
Winden
Louise Setzer
Hickory
Paul Hoover
Lithia
Eugene Bradsher
Mrs. Ousene Long
Greensborore
Heir to Belgian Throne May Marry
Reported engagement rumors swirl around the Duke of Brabant heir to the Belgian throne and Princess Mafalda daughter of King Victor Emmanuel as King Albert and Queen Elizabeth visit the Italian royal family. Mention also Prince Umberto and Princess Marie Jose amid renewed talk of alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turdn
Willy
Duke of Brabant
Mafalda
Victor Emmanual
Albert
Elizabeth
Raeronigi
Stiol
Prince Trumbert
Marie Jose
Frere Hhi A
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CARTE
Mrs. Kirkman
Mrs. WI. Ragan
Parry Caven
Newton
Florence Newton
Greensboro Road
North Carolina
W. Kinsman
Kamilnt
Nancy ‘ Stacy
Mro Harryntwistie
Rockingham
Stacy
I BB. ’Stacy
Pallston
W. P. Steey
North ‘Carolina Supreme ‘Court
Entwistle
Geo. P. Entwistle
Entwistle Manufacturing’ Company
University of North Carolina
North Carolina State College
Pia
Green ‘Street Baptist Church
Maud Cross
Edith Pope
Edith Cutler
Juanita Hartgrove
Mabel Koontz
Daniel
Goliath
Pauline Culler
Moses
Red Sea
Ray Cross
Joshua
Caleb
Promised Land
Paul Koonta
Temple
Nehemiah
Miss Kutch
Archdale Womans Club
J. F. Hayden
Paul Harville
Winston-Salem
Lyman Squires
Fourth Street
Pauline Simmons
Margaret Bencini
Salem College
Henry Ware
C. R. Nickerson
Bellhaven
Mose Isaacson
Mead’ B. Laughtin
M. HW. Jones
Wihel Miller
Tlo High Point
Emma Tait
Annie
Hollow
Greensborn
Fies
Emma Blair
Frank Gurley
E J
Goldston
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
C. A. Prooks
C. A. Braats, Jr
Raleigh
Treacher
Miss Elsie Gates
EB. W. Brasley
South Main
Presbyterian Church
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Mirs Balsan
Coats
the Ladies’ Store
Thomasville Society
Paul Long
Charlotte
City
Rmrs. Pn. A. Long
EE. Woaver
Joseph EE. Bryant
Dayton
Ralph Wilson
Wilson Mills
G. N. Yow
Mollie Lyons
D.&. Hoover
A. A. Green
High Point I Hospital
W. H. Kinney
Jacqueline
Atrerngoon
W. C. Grimes
Jackson Creek
George CG. Tudor
John Mills
Wake Forest
Paul C. Newton
Park Avenue
Jenner Bodie
Warent -Green
Mount Pleasant
Alour Pleasant Collegiate Institute
Rae
Frances
Maurine Lane
N.C. Co. W
Bessie Garrison
Florence Reid
Lexington
Victor
Tennessee
Joe Raymond 3
Whitey Kaufman
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Leviathan
Chas. Dornberger and His Orchestra
International Novelty Orchestra
Fox
Jarrett Stationery Company
Allen
Ae Sra
SOS
High Point Baking Co
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