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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1918

Page

2

Death of Mrs M E Stuart at 75 in Franklinville

Mrs M E Stuart of Franklinville died Saturday afternoon at 6 due to pneumonia. A Moore County native aged 75, she lived in High Point recently and left two daughters Mrs W C York of this city and Mrs F F Fentrias of Franklinville. Funeral Monday at 7 30 from her Franklinville home, Rev James A Clarke and Rev James W Rose officiating.

Franklinville M. E. Stuart Th’sbiriy Ww. C. York W. C. York F. F. Fentrias Minday Afvernoon Co James A. Clarke First Baptist Church

Red Men campaign supports Red Cross with initiation fees

The Red Men lodge runs a recruitment drive and contributes part of each new member initiation fee to the Red Cross, aiming to aid relief work. The effort combines membership growth with charitable giving to support humanitarian aid.

Red Men The Red Cross

Commercial Club Displays Service Flag With 12 Stars

The Commercial club unfurled a service flag today bearing 12 stars to honor members serving the nation. The banner honors Lieut. Col. J. T. Burrus Lieut. Charles Kephart Sergeant R. N. Mann and privates John Pickett Rodney Snow George Lowe Andrew Lindsay H A Brown Tom Dupree Hiram Armentrout David Stanton and W M Marr, noting no casualties among the members.

J. T. Burrus Charles Kephart R. N. Mann John Pickett Rodney Snow George Lowe Andrew Lindsay H. A. Brown Tom Dupree Hiram Armentrout David Stanton W. M. Marr Herbers

Mrs John Griffin Dead at Roslyn Long Island

Mrs. John Griffin of Roslyn Long Island died Monday at 11 AM after a brief illness. She was the mother of Mrs. William Armstrong who learned of the illness Sunday and left for Roslyn that evening. Funeral details were not provided and relatives remain uninformed.

John Griffin Long Island William Armstrong Roslyn N. Y Gould Armstrong

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Rose Theatre Ture High Point United Confederate Veterans I. Irving Paylor D. H. Milton Raleigh North Carolina Department of Agriculture A. C. Staley Jewelers Asheville Welborn Furniture Co Commerce Street Jake Welborn Mgr Commercial Club David Welborn Loflins C. B. Mattocks Stock
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