Registration member 12th for all to 45
Registration information indicates a 12th member list extended to all up to age 45. Details on eligibility and process not fully clear from the fragment.
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
5
Registration information indicates a 12th member list extended to all up to age 45. Details on eligibility and process not fully clear from the fragment.
Morganton man J. R. Clodfelter visited relatives R. M. and Mrs. Clodfelter and brothers D. E. and J. R. Clodfelter. He runs a hardware business and stayed briefly to aid his family. D. E. Clodfelter sold watermelons for 41.05 to T. S. Farabee in Winston. Farmers in the area supported a large tobacco break.
Kathleen Florida Mrs. Dallas Pring tells how Cardus relieved severe fatigue numbness and sleep loss after childbirth. She reports restored strength return of sensation in limbs and ability to care for six children after five bottles. The ad touts Cardus as mild vegetable medicine with no habit forming drugs and claims many women wrote in about its benefits.
Piedmont Liberty Wallburg school to open fall term September 3 with Prof. Kirksey as principal and Miss Esther Horne as lady principal. Teaching staff includes Annie Horne, Martha Clement, Lillie Wall, and others. Rev McCuiston preached at Friedland Church on Sunday to a large audience.
Hervie Williard visits family as Walter Creakmore returns from Iredell. Mrs A A Gor done is in frail health. Mrs J B Edwards suffered a severe dog bite on August 7 with torn leg muscles. Mrs Yellow Luck and the boy receive Pasteur treatment in Raleigh. Several locals visit country friends and move homes. William Phillips is ill. Ern White stays at High Point Hospital for care.
Miss Julia Pearce of Hoover Hill visits W. W. and W. L. Guyer and Alfred Pearce. Irgie and Clifton Williard of Union Cross call on L. D. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin return from Hillsboro visit with Wesley Hedrick. F. H. Clinard and family visit J. W. Guyer in Mechanicsville. Mrs. A. C. Jones and daughter return from Winston-Salem visit with Mrs. Hassell. Cashwell family visit Parkton relatives. E. A. Guyer of Jamesboro visits W. L. Guyer. Mrs. David Welborn and son visit Mary Culler. Clarence Pearce and wife visit High Point. Leona and Ida Guyer attend Rev. Edward Suits birthday supper with locals from Mechanicsville Pleasant Grove Spring Hill. W. W. Guyer receives word their son William N. Guyer’s ship reaches France safely.
In Kernersville route 1 Peach Hill News reports rain arrived Saturday night cooling the area and aiding crops. Tobacco curing is in full blast with crop quality described as good on average. Farmers expect decent prices as Mrs. J. R. Palmer and children visit Overhills North Carolina and plan to live in Fayetteville. Mr and Mrs J E Welborn visit Highfill family in Liberty over the weekend.
Reports from Oectronity and surrounding areas detail visits from Gastonia and High Point residents, family gatherings, church services, and social calls. A navy enlistment and a training-camp departure are noted, along with an automobile accident near town in which no one was injured.
A wounded Confederate comrade on the Charleston battlefield left a literary relic, a long version of the Lord's Prayer crafted as a verse prose piece. The manuscript blends religious supplication with wartime duty, praising God and asking for sustenance forgiveness and protection.
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