Veterans at High Point Camp Hold Monthly Meeting Along Civil War Tales
The editor spends an afternoon with High Point Camp of Veterans during its regular monthly gathering. Veterans recount Civil War experiences, share anecdotes about Lee and Jackson, and discuss the Home and preparedness. Mrs Paylor leads refreshments with the Daughters of the Confederacy assisting, and local donors provide coffee, cake, sandwiches, and tobacco.
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High Point
Southland
Lee
Jackson
Dixie
Small
Tom Woods
A. A. Gordon
22Nd
North Carolina Regiment
James Pettigrew
Frank Wood
Geo. T. Wood
D. H. Milton
John Little
Wilson
Ir. Wood
W. L. Stamey
Mington
N. C
Miss Paylor
New York Cafe
J. W. Harriss
H. C. Field
A T. Wishart
Matton Drug Co
Baily Bros. Winston
Victrola
Jarrett Stationery Co
Chas. Hoertell
High Point Community News Roundup
Family movements and local events in High Point and surrounding area. Notes on patiol trips, visits by Rev. McMillan and Mr. Clinard marriage, infant illness, an attack of la grieve, a funeral for Uncle William Wright, Sunday school attendance, and local residents welcoming a newborn son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Henderson
Patiol
Jee
Samuel McMillan
A. N. Greer
Rev. McMillan
Union County
Reitzel
James Moorefield
Omer Harrell
J. YV. Guyer
Athol
Maggie Jester
Fred Clinard
Wm. Jester
High Point
F. W. Jones
Anderson Street
Bridesmaidee Siecuca
Springfield
John Jester
Sam Clinard
Thomasville
Lexington
Sam Smith
Morganton
William Wright
Bessie Cashwell
Virgil Elliot
Anual Guyer
First Baptist Church
Fowle Hammer
Marriages in Greensboro and High Point Offices
Married last week in the Register of Deeds office Greensboro Rev Rankin officiated. Catherine Fulton of Mt Airy wed Ralph Norwood of High Point. the groom is a night clerk at the Elwood. A second couple, P L Lawsom and Ida Nalls, wed Saturday night at Mr Peeler’s home with Rev L A Peeler conducting the ceremony.
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Catherine Fulton
Mt. Airy
Ralph Norwood
High Point
Office of the Register of Deeds
Greensboro
Garden Seed Announcement from Idol & Co in High Point
Idol & Co of High Point North Carolina announces a new line of loose garden seeds with Buist's Seeds available. Bean seed is expected to be in high demand and customers are urged to buy early to secure stock.
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Buist
W. Idol & CO
High Point
N.C
Main St
Sunday School sets record in West End
Names and events from a Greensboro area issue highlight Captain Dallas Zollicoffer commenting on Secretary of War Garrison, a Marion wedding, the 237 of 240 Sunday school attendance, lectures at the auditorium, a Dutch supper at Guilford, hospital recoveries, film exhibition contrasts, and community notices across dates and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Zollicoffer
Company M
High Point Rifles
Garrison
National Guard
Randall Mann
Sinclair- Henderson
Marion
Maj. L. C. Sinclair
New York
West End Baptist Sunday School
Cubit
Hunter Sedcrest
R. J. Reynolds Company
Athera
O. E. Mendenhall
Geo. T. Wood
H. A. Millis
J. T. Burrus
Greessboro
North Main
J. Elwood Cox
O' Steers
Richmond
Frank H. Wood
J. H. Barnhardt
M. E
J.W. Harriss
S Barnhardt
Asheville
H. A. Moffitt
R. W. Gray
D. Cohen
City Point
A. G. Dixon
North Main Street
M. P
H. F. Clinard
D.H. Milton
Daughters of Liberty
United States District
Wm. C. Hammer
L.G Barber
Gibsonville
T. A. Wilson
Board of
Gant
Wanted in Detroit by Indemnity Co for Mrs Kate Houston
In forma tion seeks the whereabouts of Mrs Kate Houston formerly of this city. The Detroit based Transcontinental Indemnity Company has important business matters to settle with her.
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Transcontinental Indemnity Company of
Detroit
Kate Houston
Oyster Supper At South Main Street Church
An oyster supper was hosted by the stewards and wives of South Main Street M. E. church Tuesday night. Oysters were served in the Sunday School room and cooked at the parsonage by chef J. F. Hoffman. Several attendees gave talks.
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South Main Street
M. E
J. F. Hoffman
Frances Willard Memorial at First Baptist Church
Next Sunday evening the Francis E. Williard association holds its annual memorial with an interesting program at the First Baptist church. Sufficient seats are reserved for Young Women's Temperance Society members. All are invited and a collection will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Williard
First Baptist Church
Francis E. Williard
Fairfield School and Community Notes on Activities
Route 3 reports Oak Shade School organized a death and Fairfield singing group traveled to Zion to sing with their class. Edward Hohn, injured by a saw, has returned home and is recovering. Residents decide to repair roads themselves to access town and other places.
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Oak Shade
Seeety Wm
Fairfield
Zion Leaty
Zion
Hohn
Edward Hohn
J.W. Y
Navy seeks big submarines in latest issue
The Review highlights naval needs with a push for larger submarines. Ison allows use of a name as debate unfolds. Bryan declines a joint debate. The House in London reports. German attacks in France are described as fierce. Lansing studies a German note. Ford opposes national preparedness while Wilson leans toward involvement. Cover crops and drainage projects are noted. Folk leads Pig Clubs. NationalGuard and Tufts lines mentioned. Writ of error refused.
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Ison
Bryan
House
London
France
Lansing
Ford
Wilson
Folk
Tufts
Four-Week Pardon Granted. Local Notices Include School Change
Governor Craig grants a four-week respite for Mrs Ida Warren and S S Christy condemned to the chair on March 3. Work begins today on the Greensboro High read project. Miss Mary Smith becomes history teacher at the high school replacing Miss Jean Lawrence. Dr G T Rowe attended Lena Ashworth funeral in Greensboro. The Manufacturers club hosts Frothingham at 11 am. Washington's Birthday is next Tuesday.
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Craig
Ida Warren
S&s. P
Mary Smith
Iean Lawrence
G. T. Rowe
Lena Ashworth
Greensboro
Col
Frothingham
Manufacturers Club
Oglethorpe
Mos. Hunt
Review
Washington
Recorder's Court Sentences and Fines Highlight Local Court
In Recorder's court Joe Welborn received six months in jail but postponed execution if he remains law abiding. He was linked to a whiskey raid with Chief Gray’s party. Several others faced fines for drunkness, assault, and disturbing worship, including Jess Ingram Watt Rankin Avery Brower and Charles ees white. Joe Tyson received four months on the roads for retailing, with an appeal filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Welborn
Recorder’s Court
Welborn
Joe
Gray
Here
Jamestown
Dalton
Jess Ingram
Watt Rankin
Avery Brower
Joe Tyson
Henry Peace
Tyson
Holiness Church
Charles Ees White
Byron Gibson
W. E. Shore
Frank Fulton
Bullen
Alfred Ines
Stroke of Paralysis Claimed by Mrs Alf Hayworth
Mrs Alf Hayworth sister of Mrs J W Sechrest suffered a stroke Monday evening at her home near the Rock Quarry. She is in a serious condition.
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Alf. Hayworth
J. W. Sechrest
Rock Quarry
Father Sons Banquet Celebrates Boy Scout Anniversary
More than a hundred attendees gathered at the auditorium for the Fathers and Sons banquet marking the first Boy Scouts anniversary in the city and the sixth in America. Scout leaders and city officials spoke as Earle Smith, Hugh Hamilton, and Arthur Kirkman Jr. offered talks.
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Fathers and Sons
Auditorium
Boy Scouts
America
Jim Lyon
C. P. Coble
W. M. Marr
High Point
Shelton Woodson
L. W. McFarland
Carlton Kirkman
L. Davis
Chas. McAnally
Fathers Sons
Earle Smith
Hugh Hamilton
Arthur Kirkman, Jr
Eagle Patrol
W. D. Brooks
O. D. Baxter
Rev
C. P. Cobb
Eagles
Haynes
Prof
Marr
Deaths Died Mrs Elizabeth Coffield 74 at Everett home
Mrs Elizabeth T Coffield mother of H J Coffield died at her Everett North Carolina home Thursday from paralysis at age 74. She is survived by sons H I Coffield and Albert Coffield of Beachley Texas and daughters Mrs Thomas Crudup of Kittrell and Mrs J H Purvis of Robersonville. Interment held at Tarboro Friday.
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Elizabeth T. Coffield
H.J. Coffield
Everett
Messers
H. I
Albert Coffield
Beachley
Tex
Thomas Crudup
Kittrell
J. H. Purvis
Robersonville
Tarboro
High Point Bell and North State plan long distance link
A High Point telephone meeting reviewed a proposal by North State Telephone to install free trunk lines between its switchboard and the Bell office to handle messages to and from Bell toll lines. The plan would grant Bell toll line access without new expenses, expanding local reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Hih Point
Bell Company
North State Telephone Company
Bell Office
North State
Bell Toll
Bell
High Point
Welborn
Thomasville Telephone Company
Lexington Telephone Company
Southern Bell Exchange
Eae
North State Aanphone Company
Bell long distance foes in High Point dispute
The letter from J. S. Welborn summarizes conflict among Bell Telephone Company North State Telephone Company and independents over proposed long distance service in High Point. Hayden controls major shares in North State Thomasville and Lexington exchanges, raising questions about who would dominate a new company and who bears costs.
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North State Telephone Company
Thomasville Telephone Company
Lexington Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
Hayden
Bell
J. 5S. Welborn
Wonderful Victor Emerson Phonograph Offer in The Review
For 30 days The Review offers the new Victor Emerson phonograph that plays records from any maker. The deal is one year subscription plus the machine for 4.99 with 50 cents for 12 records. Open to old and new subscribers. prepaid subscriptions auto extend. Visit office to see a demonstration.
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Victor Emerson Phonograph
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THE
Recorder's Court
Eub
Bscribers
Corporation Commission
Spier
Bell Advocate
North State Exchange
Postal Telegraph Company
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