Falls in Front of Rose Theatre on Main Street
An elderly traveler named Grady fainted on Main Street in front of the Rose Theatre while en route from El Paso to Sanford. He received care at Matton drug store from Dr. J. T. Burrus and was then moved to High Point Inn for rest. He appeared confused and could not speak much and had likely stopped there by error while en route to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Sanford
el Paso
Texas
Main Street
Rose Theatre
Matton Drug Store
J. T. Burrus
High Point Inn
Marriages on Russell Street and at Hayworth Home
On Thursday December 24 Matthew L Pollard wed Miss Vellie Wood at the Wood residence with J M Hilliard officiating. William Bodenhamer married Miss Erma Hayworth at the Hayworth home with Rev J M Hilliard conducting the second ceremony. A small wedding breakfast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew L. Pollard
Vellie Wood
J. .H.wood
Russell Street
J. M. Hilliard
William Bodenhamer
Erma
Hayworth
W. S. Hayworth
J.M. Hilliard
Mr. Bodenhamer
D.H. Bodenhamer
Abbott's Creek
The People’s Bank Promotes Community Image and Savings Club
A local banker praises Home Banking Company as a people friendly institution offering equal access to all classes. The New Year Savings Club, starting January 2, invites all residents to join by depositing what they can. The program aims to foster thrift and stimulate spending across businesses for the next Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Bank
New Year Savings Club
Marriage of Miss Constance Charles and J E Hardie
Miss Constance Charles of this city wed J E Hardie of Madison Florida on Tuesday night at 7 30 at the bride’s home corner Elm and English streets. The ceremony was conducted by Dr Henry Brown of Winston and Dr Claxton of the First Baptist church. A reception followed and the couple departed on No 38 for their honeymoon in the north amid good wishes from local and visiting family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Charles
J. E. Hardie
Madison
Fla
No. 38
R. C. Charles
W. N. Elder
Senate
Washington
Ms. Litteral
Thacker
Dee Carrick
Cornell University
Elks
Robert Brockett
Robert Brockett, Jr
Moffitt Furnishing Co
Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Co
O. E. Stewart
High Point Electric Light Department
L. C. Gidney
Rutherfordton
A. and M. College
Ellen Thompson
J. Ed Thompson
Gardner
Glenn Avenue
Locke W. Blackwelder
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Church Street
Rose Theatre
George Matton
Bride
Richmond
Helen Muse
Ella Moore
Spencer
Greensboro
Green Hill Cemetery
Jamestown
Lula Hardie
Madison, Fla
Will
Harry Nissen
Will Charles
Paul Montague
Winston
Hardie- Charles
New Year Savings Club Boosts Home Banking Appeal
The article notes a large rush at Home Bank last Saturday as many residents join the New Year Savings Club of Home Banking Company. It urges more High Point residents to enroll, highlighting benefits to individuals and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home- Banking Co
High Point
North Carolina
Isurance
U.S
State of
County of
Guilford
M. C. Crowson
House Above Moffitt Farm Destroyed in Christmas Week Fire
The handsome country home just above the H. A. Moffitt farm belonging to a South Mount gentleman was destroyed by a Christmas week fire. The owner occupied the house at the time and it was insured. The house has been offered for sale. S. L Davis and Geo. F. Wilson traveled to New York Tuesday to attend the automobile show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Moffitt
Southmount
S. L Davis
Geo. F. Wilson
New York
Indian appropriation bill faces Indian funds dispute in House
In Congress the House considers an Indian appropriation bill including a dispute over Mississippi Choctaws participation in tribal funds. Foreign Affairs resists hearings on a proposal to ban export of war munitions. Governors discuss Panama fortifications before appropriation committee. Adjournment set for 5 40 p m to noon Wednesday. Major local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
HOUSE
Foreign Affairs Committee
Goetials
Panama
Senate
Lodge
Philippines
Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
District of Columbia
Store Enlarging Business At Thackers Shoe Store
Mr. Maurice W. Stone gains an interest and will head the gents furnishings and tailoring department as the shop enlarges its rooms. The firm remains W. M. Thacker secretary treasurer N. B. Petty president and L. C. Davis vice president. The new line starts in about five weeks. Stone is an experienced tailor and will help push the growing business to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice W. Stone
Thacker
W. M. Thacker
N. B. Petty
L. C. Davis
Stone
Honor Roll of Subscriptions Paid
The editor notes 312 subscribers paid up their subscriptions in one week at $1.50 per year. Readers are urged to send a year's price to be placed on the honor roll and receive weekly updates on paid subscriptions. Look for the date opposite your name showing when your subscription expired.
Death of Mrs. Anne Fawcett Tomlinson at High Point
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Anne Fawcett Tomlinson at age sixty eight in High Point after residence in Archdale since 1870. She led a life devoted to family church temperance work and the Friends Orphanage, survived by six children and numerous grandchildren. Burial was Christmas Eve at Springfield cemetery with a memorial service at the Home of her daughter Mrs Hauser.
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High Point
Guilford
North Carolina
Anne Fawcett
Tomlinson
Simeon
Deborah Miller Fawcett
Damascus
Ohio
Allen J. Tomlinson
Archdale
Charles Fawcett Tomlinson
Roberta Tomlinson Lyon
Sidney Halstead Tomlinson
Deborah Tomlinson Parker
Anne Tomlinson Hauser
Alien H. Tomlinson
Springfield Cemetery
Hazel Harmon
Eli Reece
McFarland
Friends’ Orphanage
Russians Close to Turkish Armies In Early War Dispatch
Russian forces reported routing portions of the Ottoman army as two Turkish columns suffered defeat in the Caucasus. Austrian forces retreat through snow while Russian cavalry press flank and rear in Transcarpathian fighting. Russian gains include oil fields in Austria and control near Cracow, with continued East Prussian resistance and Bukovina advancement.
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Poland
Alsace
Russian Caucassus
Ardahan
Austria
East
Prussia
Cracow
Bukowina
Law Makers at Raleigh organize for new session
O Max Gardner of Se pa was chosen president pro tem ROO Self of Jackson pet clerk and J H Burnette CPA clerk W G Aycock engrossing clerk In the House Emmett R Wooten of Kinston chosen speaker T G Cobb Morganton principal clerk D P Dellinger reading clerk Jas H Moring sergeant at arms Elias J Jenkins assistant sergeant at arms M D Kinsland engrossing clerk There were 93 present at the caucuses from the House and 38 from the Senate The first session of both houses was held yesterday and today they begin law making. full report weekly in The Review from our special correspondent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
O. Max. Gardner
Sepa
Roo. Self
Jackson
J. H. Burnette
Cpa
W. G. Aycock
Emmett R. Wooten
Kinston
T. G. Cobb
Morganton
D. P. Dellinger
Reading
Jas H Moring
Elias J. Jenkins
M. D. Kinsland
House
Senate
The Man That Laughs Last Laughs the Best
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of January 1915 by M C Crowson cashier J W Tomlinson notary public with commission expires March 14 1916. Directors T F Wrenn W O Simmons H S Ragan. The man that laughs last laughs the best is a true to nature story by W H Dugdale in today's paper, worth reading and practicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Crowson
J. W. Tomlinson
T. F. Wrenn
H. S. Ragan
W. H. Dugdale
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W. T. Kirkman & CO
Walter S. Royal
Wachovia Bank Bldg
N.C
Dugdale Plumbing Company
Ladie’s
the People’s Bank
J. Elwood Cox
St. Petersburg
H. A. Millis
City Farmers
Arctic Ice and Fuel Co
George J. Gould
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