Local Personal Notes Reflect Wartime Movements Across Union County
Numerous social items show residents visiting relatives in Charlotte, Columbia, and Matthews, while others announce job changes, marriages, and Red Cross activities. Notable: J Ed Stewart hired by First National Bank in Charlotte. weddings include Essie Green Williams and Annie Welsh. Red Cross funds grow with listed donors and new layette plans for French and Belgian civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Helms
M. H. Morton
Waxhaw
Allie Matthews
Chester
Mabel Helms
Matthews
J. W. Glenn
Charlotte
J. Ed Stewart
First National Bank of
K.H. Hargett
Raeford
R. W. Doster
Eleanor Gurney
Jennie Russell
Viola Hart
Grace Henderson
Flora McDonald College
Maggie Sturdivant
Moxoe
J. D. Coleman
Greenville
Mary Balfour
Monroe
Lucy Helms
Annie Bernard Benson
Blanche Howie
Greensboro State Normal
Howie
J. E. McCutchen
Bishville
D. C
Mary McCutchen
M. L. Low
R. W. Allen
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
H. C. Ashcraft
Marshville
Red Cross
Howard Smith
J. R. Simpson
Sam Phifer
W. J. Hudson
Minnie Reader
J. D. Warren
J. J. Crow
S. Stack & Parker
A. A. Tarlton
Wadesboro
Anson County
Stackker & Tarlton
Waterboro
McLendon
Kate Elliott
Hickory
Annie Lee
Margaret Squires
Arilotte
C. V. McGee
Sarah Key
J. T. Paice
Arlevia Funderburk
Buford
Montreal
M. D. Hunneycutt
Steve Welsh
Camp Jackson
City
W. A. Ben
Jacksonsville
Fla
Mmr
A.A. Secrest
James J. Hinson
Camp Sevier
H. J. Hinson
Mokie Williams
Battery D
John ©. Sikes
Frank Armfield
Concord
J. P. Walden
Douglass
Georgia
Union County
Reuben Helms
Jackson Township
Helms
Claud R. Hollaway
Messrs
W. J
T. J. Hollaway
Mer
Ruth Espy
Holloway
Georgia Regiment
W. H. Belk
Journal
Halifax
Europe
American Red Cross
France
America
Belgium
Bac
Thore
Richmond Times - Dispatch
Essie Green
J. Locke Williams
Henry Green
West Grace Street
Essie
James Locke Williams
G. H. Lambeth
D. D
Monument Methodist Church
Andrew A. Armstrong
Fayetteville
N. C
Mendelssohn
Ruth Green
John C. Lee
Leesburg
J. H. Willams
8. H. Green
Richmond
Endowed Patient and the Veranda Cure Debate
In a rural exchange, Lila questions Miss Carter about a sick brother whose illness defies clear diagnosis. The man eats and sleeps well, spends days on the veranda in sun, yet cannot work, prompting debate over a nontraditional ailment and the seeming mismatch between health and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Lila
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J. B. Collins
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T. C. Collins
Wray
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Netto
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Rock
John Beasley
Mrs. Warren
W. D. Sikes
J. C. Sikes
W. C. Sanders
H. H. Wilson
Sara Redwine
Ruth Russell
Gladys Laney
Antoinette Beasley
Elizabeth Sikes
Claudia Sanders
Jo Neal
Lillian Stack
Mary Griffith
Beatrice Dillon
Mary English
Louise Morrow
Mabel Belk
Sara Welsh
Helen Wray
Janie Sanders
Lillian Teeman
Rebecca Stack
Mary Crow
Horace Neal
Sarah Welsh
Annie Welsh
Steven Welsh
Columbia
Craig
J. Welsh
Welsh
St. Merys College
316Th Regiment
Steve
Keziah
Atheline Gaskins
T W Gaskins
Chesterflett
B. S. Funderburk
Mroe
Creo
J. P. Keziah
Sith
T © Froom
R. V. Houston
7 . Houston
Mary Rawlins
C. G. Rawlins
Lon“ewville
Houston
Fort Worth
Texas
Ft. Oglethorpe
Toronto
Can
Georgia Military Academy
University of North Carolina
Bradley
Ladies’ Union
Cooper
Lee & Lee Co
North Carolina
Bank of Union
the Welcome Bank
W.S. Blakeney
Capital
R. G. Laney
Griffin