Bride Elect Honored At Porch Shower For Miss Thompson
Miss Margaret Sparger hosted a porch party Tuesday afternoon honoring Misa Irene Thompson whose forthcoming marriage to J H Allred is set for next Wednesday. Guests enjoyed fruit salad sandwiches and iced tea at eight tables. gifts included a silver meat fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sparger
Misa Irene Thompson
J. H. Allred
Lavinia Powell
Ethel Haynes
Carma George
Elizabeth Smith
Lillian
Eloise Sparger
Lucy Norfleet Sparger
Billy Avera
Incidents of Hoping and Loss At Holly Springs News
The report records multiple funerals in Holly Springs including twins aged four months who died of cholera infantum, buried Tuesday and Wednesday, with Rev. Ira D. Fergusonson leading services. Also buried was an infant of Mr. and Mrs. John King. Mrs. Minerva Marsh, 71, died near Pilot Mountain and was laid to rest at Holly Springs with burial services by Rev. Willie Chilton. It notes S. H. Simmons’ burial as the fifth in a week. Social notes mention visitors from Winston-Salem and Crew Virginia attending events and local preaching at Salem Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Simmons
Holly Springs
Ira D. Ferguerson
John King
Minerva Marsh
H. A. Marsh
Pilot Mountain
Willie Chilton
S. H. Simmons
Nina Pearl Jackson
Winston-Salem
J. T. Riddle
Ollie Kelly
Crew
W. P. Mabe
Sam Joyce
Sousell Cook
R. C. Samuels
Minnie Lowe
Salem Fork
North Carolina Baraca Philathea Union Convenes in Hendersonville
The twelfth annual Baraca Philathea convention meets in Hendersonville June 15 to 18. Notables Marshall A. Hudson Dr Henry Clay Morrison and O Max Gardner attend with speakers from Asheville Rocky Mount Detroit and Georgia. Erlanger Baraca band and Mammoth Sunday school parade highlight events with reduced rail rates offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca Philatheas
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Baraca Philathea Union
Marshall A. Hudson
Hudson
First Baptist Baraca
Syracuse
N. Y
Henry Clay Morrison
Asberry College
Kentucky
Pentecostal Herald
Robert J. Bateman
First Baptist Church of
Asheville
O. Max Gardner
H. M. Finch
Rocky Mount
C. L. Legg
Detroit
W. D. Upshaw
Georgia
Legg
National Baraca Philathea Movement
Erlanger Baraca
A. B. Saleeby
Salisbury
John E. Coble Dies at 49 in Argyle Georgia
John E. Coble, 49, brother of Elwin Coble and Mrs. Sam Hennis, died at his home in Argyle Ga. Thursday. A journeyman printer, he worked with The Atlanta Georgian and Sunday American. He was a Mason and Odd Fellow. Survived by his wife and daughter Miss Hazel Coble, he had been ill several months. Mr. and Mrs. Hennis visited him two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Coble
Elwin Coble
Sam Hennis
Argyle Ga
Mr. Coble
Atlanta
Masonic Order
Hazel Coble
Mrs. Hennis
Difference in tastes between men and women, cites old clothes
Miss Cayenne remarks that men seek familiar attire while women crave new outfits. The Washington Star quotes this line contrasting male and female preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Convicts Build Legion Hospital at Camp Custer
Forty eight honor men from Michigan State Penitentiary in Jackson work on an addition to the American Legion hospital at Camp Custer near Battle Creek. They will be paroled after proving themselves by good work this summer, joining forty more later, in an experiment praised by penologists. One violation has occurred. wages go to the prison and are paid on merit. The plan, suggested by Warden Harry L. Hulbert, aims to shorten sentences through honest labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan State Penitentiary
Jackson
Camp Custer
Here
American Legion Hospital
Custer
Harry L. Hulbert
Jackson Prison
Night Funeral Train Carried Lincoln to Western Home
A narrator recalls the crowd at a railway station awaiting Lincoln's funeral train. Midnight lighted by tarred wood, a wreath ceremony by ladies, and soldiers guarding the casket from the Army of the Potomac. The crowd stands solemn as the train passes, paying tribute to Lincoln's war burden and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Army of the Potomac
Willy
Washington
Mr. Lincoln
Training Camp Vacancies Open in South and Southeast
Aethary Training Camp reports few vacancies in North Carolina for citizens military training. Camps at Camp McClellan Alabama and Fort Barrancas Florida also have spaces for infantry artillery engineers and coast artillery. Government pays all expenses for ages 17 to 27. Recreation and entertainments are emphasized. Apply through University Extension Division Chapel Hill North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aethary
North Carolina
Citizens
Camp McClellan
Fort Barrancas Fla
Coast Artillery
University Extension Division
Chapel Hill
N.C
Trustee's Sale Notice of Mount Airy Property
Trustee W. F. C. sells at Mount Airy First National Bank steps on Saturday July 16 1922 at 1 PM a lot on South side of Dobbins Street described with bounds and names Galloway Homeplace to satisfy balance due of 100 plus interest and costs under a Deed of Trust dated April 12 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Galloway
Surry County
First National Bank of
Mount Airy
Dobbins
Rothrock
Julian Eeang
Galloway
Treasy
First National
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson’s
Jackson’s Department Store
W. E. Jackson
Miss Thompson
Southern Railway System
Greensboro
N. C
New O
New York
New
Columbia
York Ork
New Orleans
Mt. Airy Ns
Ilmldsboro
Eree
Minster
Danville
Mt. Air
Richmond
Mt. Airy
Sanford
Santaee- Wilm
Pare
Oak
Wiesboro
Pullman
Legion Hospital
Budweiser
Enn and Weiser
Ernowte
West Hill Company, Inc
Mount Airy, North Carolina
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