Wedding Bells At Wesley Memorial Church
A large crowd attended the marriage of Miss Bessie and Mr. Mann at Wesley Memorial Church. The ceremony featured traditional music by a talented quartet and a formal reception at the Pitt home, with guests from Statesville Salisbury Raleigh and Bennettsville noted among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Bessie Marabe
Pentairane
Goth Dasketo
Tandecanl
Corinne Auntan
Thomasville
H- J Coffield
James Gwyn Hickerson
Marion
Genevieve Moore
Genevieve Moore. — As the Last Note of Miss Moore
Lohengrin
Amos Whearns
Helen Marsh Tawny Ithe
Aisig
Janie Ei Lad
Wile Burtis
8. Coe
D. R. Pitts
T. D. Gilliam
C. C. Prine
J. T. Burrus
J.nal
Salisbury
Maude Owen
Kathleen Petty
Evangeline Brown
Pengo Ats
Madiie Tromp
Misses Mee
Gladys Campy End
Bennettsville
S. C
Hazel Briggs
Kathryn Tate
Lacy Rusht
Herat
Coe
Greenshoro
Mary Wilson
Archdale
Verteddgl
North Carolina Troops Headed to El Paso
North Carolina troops are reported marching toward El Paso as part of a three recruitment phase. The AP dispatch notes the unit, including key players and formation, with the first vote at Fort Monday and a second Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
El'paso
Associated Press
Morehel City
Fort
Man and Woman Shot in Philadelphia Hotel
Detectives investigate a sensational double shooting at a Philadelphia hotel where J. C. Grav ent, president of the Ashambry garage in New York, was killed and a woman, registered as his wife, was seriously wounded. Mrs. Jo Cuberdur later killed herself with the same revolver. Police theorize the woman followed Gravent from New York. the victims’ identities and origin of the assailant remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashambry
New York
Jo Cuberdur
New
York
Britain withdraws tobacco import regulations
Associated Press reports that Great Britain has withdrawn its 1915–1917 tobacco import regulations, prompting U S consul general Sikinnes in London to inform the state department. The move bases ports on wartime rules, affecting American grower concerns over potential ruin of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated’ Press
Washington
Great ‘Britain
Lola
Sikinnes
London
State Department
Eigartobacco
Vane A Twice Told Tale of Kidney Pills Endorsement
A High Point woman confirms after three years that Dean’s Kidney Pills relieved her backache and headaches, urging readers to try the remedy. Mrs. R B Atkins states she is glad to affirm her earlier endorsement and recommends the product from Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Paul Jaye
Weather Pushes Cotton Picking and Ginning Pace
Washington dispatch notes favorable conditions across the belt for the week ending yesterday. National Weather Bureau bulletin reports widespread rainless weather aiding rapid progress in picking and ginning, with North Carolina experiencing notable delays though overall activity remains extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated” Press
Washington
Westerday
strop.Bulletin
Bankers Seek Law Reforms At African Bankers Session
Kansas City reports bankers at the African Bankers association sought changes to national banking and federal acts. Proposals included consolidation of offices into the federal reserve board, swift return to reserve currency, and broader membership terms. Store closure announced for Thanksgiving holiday affects local retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Federal Reserve
African Bankers’ Association
Federal Reserve ‘Board of Lite
Hinkle Family Heads East for Lewisburg Visit
Mr and Mrs J W Hinkle and their son James Jr depart for Lewisburg West Virginia to visit J A Hinkle and family while Mr Hinkle recovers from a serious illness and will be away about ten days. D H Parsons and son spent the afternoon in Greensboro. J W Spar of Winston Salem, guest of J W Limeback, returns home. Elizabeth Lineback visits relatives in Birmingham. Elizabeth Ecker leaves for Greensboro to attend The Lilac Domino tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hinkle
James,Jr
Lewisburg
W. Va
Mr. Hinkel
J. A. Hinkle
Hinkle
D. H. Parsons and
Greensboro
J. W. Spar
Winston-Salem
J. W. Limeback
Washington Street
Elizabeth Lineback
Birmingham
Ala
Elizabeth Ecker
Rumanians Bomb Train Killing 400 Officers
Reports from Kronsadt Transylvania say Romanian soldiers dynamited a train carrying 400 officers. Seven officers escaped unharmed as the blast disrupted the convoy and caused heavy casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated? Press
Berlin
Associated Press
Sayville
Kronsadt
Transylvania
Oxford Orphanage Concert Tonight at School Auditorium
A concert by the Oxford orphanage class will be held this evening at the school auditorium. The annual tours by the Oxford children raise funds for the orphan asylum which now cares for 375 orphan and destitute children. the program offers a varied, high quality entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Orphanage
Oxford
Orphan Asylum
Hughes Reaches Pittsburgh District on Speaking Trip
Charles E Hughes enters Pittsburgh district around noon amid Republican escorts from western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia. He plans a tour of industrial towns joined by Senators Oliver and Penrose and by William Finn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles E. Hughes
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W. A. Mofilla, Jr
Bobb Sechresty
John Reacock
Jeit
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Ernest Wall
Pest
Bikary
Gontire Gafton
Charles Keng
Gilbert “Ragan
Faisle
Alice Leslie Pitts
Perry
Ely
Elizabeth
Adams
Randall Mann
Winstone
Aboh
Wendelssohn
A. J. Owen
Ad. B
Missy KathYeln Petty
Missy
Tate
Louis West
Raleigh
G. A. Lazenby
Statepville
Ruth Owen
Marjorie Kirkeman
Elizabeth Harris
Isabelle Tate
Clarence
Samuel J Davis
Evelyn Shiplett
Mann
Regiig
John Riley Brown
Creensboro
James Wrenn
J. N. Manny
Lijer Guy
Mary Gladys Campride
Greenville
Greenshorer
Salem College and Academy
Randall’Matin
Winston
Marn- Pitts
O'Dyck
Vernondel
North Main Street
Virvtl
James Lynch
James
Lynch
S. Hutchinson
Steam AB
Lew At
Briles
Sei
Tistetoads
Tora Yeer
Tmiog
Ret
Homes iBanking Co
Ibtarits
Allen
Vier
Mtelles Veut Haat
Faite
Allen Coalty
Colby
Quai
Veen
Jaak
PARTI
Aaffiay
Ramaleiveik
Bhiers
Philadelphia
Beery
Britain
Wones
Hive
Vane
R. B.atkins
Willowbrook
Mwai Tee
Coats
Ier. On
Veel Ahi
Sete
Bate, Wee
Biteey
Eta
Moffitt Furnishing “Company
Oxford’ Orphanage
Hughes
Benveghs
Tere
The
Bank of Commerce
Business Horizon
C. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams
A.M. Rankin
G H. Pollock
H. A. Millis
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