Harmons Celebrate Engagement at Elwood Hotel Dinner
Miss Clara Harmon of this city announced her marriage to Mr. Willis Harmon of Washington DC at a dinner for sixteen friends at the Elwood hotel. A birthday cake with numbered candles marked her age while Ed Ragan and another uncle drew a ribbon bow revealing the date October 20th 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Harmon
Mr. Willis
Washington, D.C
Elwood Hotel
J. Lewis Woodson
Barthday
Miss Harmon
Ed. Ragan
Willis Harmon
Rd. Ragan
The Man Against a Nation
The article presents a staff writer’s view aimed at revealing a crucial truth about national conduct. It emphasizes vigilance and moral clarity, urging readers to examine their role and responsibilities in public life.
Local Students Enter North Carolina Colleges
Hal Ingram begins studies at the University of North Carolina while Glen Muse attends Wake Forest. Frances Gurley and Clara Gurley study at Woman's College Greensboro with Ella White Clara Blair Clarice Newlin and Gina Gray entering Guilford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Ingram
University of North Carolina
Glen Muse
Wake Forest
Misses Frances
Clara Gurley
Woman's College
Greensboro
Ella White
Clara Blair
Clarice Newlin
Gina Gray
Guilford College
Important notice on subscription renewals and payment plan
The notice explains that readers behind on subscriptions will be affected if not paid by September 15, the start date for a paid in advance plan. It urges prompt payment of outstanding balances or a satisfactory adjustment, arguing it is fair and avoids embarrassment.
Local Notes and Visits From Springfield Friends Church
The Sunday School group met at High Rock last Thursday for a pleasant outing. Several residents and visitors are mentioned including Mrs. Chas Ragan visiting Lynchs Virginia and Capt A M Rankin returning from a motor trip to Hiddenite and nearby springs. Randall Mann goes to Chapel Hill for pharmaceutical studies. Emsily Armfield dies at 86 in Mon toe. Chas Redding enters Guilford College and Richard Reitzel joins Oak Ridge Institute. Park Street school to be repaired before the new term. calls to books soon. Dick Mouldin visits from Chase City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
J. D. Mann
Randall Mann
Chapel Hill
Pickett
Delos E. Hammer
Richmond
Emsily Armfield
Armfield
Ragan
Mon- Toe
Annie R. Armfield
Chas. Redding
Guilford College
Six Bottles of Bug Juice Captured at Mill Home
Officers Wood and Mungo seized six pints of whiskey at the home of Geo Allen near Pickett Cotton mills yesterday afternoon. Allen escaped. Police believe more liquor was on the premises before he left.
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Wood
Mungo
Geo. Allen
Pickett Cotton Mills
Allen
Personal and Public Notices From Local Briefs
J Elwood Cox joins the Executive board of the American Bankers association at the Seattle session. Ivey Smith and daughter return from Shelby and Hickory relatives. Rosa Little visits aunt en route to Richmond. Mrs C T Ingram hosts informal dance for sister Lillian Webster. Watermelon served. Mrs G L Miller of City Point visits. Hunter Sechrest convalesces after appendicitis. Anna Dudley rejoins H A Moffitt in millinery. Baptism at First Baptist. National Firemen association adopts North Carolina law for state Fire Inspector. A former print shop worker now at Charles W Va after 1910. Joe Hoffman of Hickory visits family. thriving in local drug business. Dr L B Smith of Baltimore assists in meetings at North Main M P church. Mutual Furnishing Co bankrupt. creditors meeting Sept 22 to wind up. store closed. J P Pegram convalesces from typhoid at father-in-law E H C Field’s home. W E Herndon leaves for Chicago for Red Men meeting. via Norfolk to Niagara Falls then Buffalo. Dr and Mrs C E Reitzel back from Youngsville. Elizabeth Bunch returns to Greensboro after visit. Mrs R B Terry hosts guests for Miss Polly Heitman. Mr and Mrs Bruce H Carraway visiting Mrs J A Lindsay. Carraway to study law at UNC. Philomathena club meets with Mrs S L Davis. Miss Ray Lovelace of Wilson visiting Mrs C F Tomlinson. Mr and Mrs W C Beavans back from ten days north. Beavans buys stock for Leonard Beavans Stamey Co. Board of governors election to be held at Manufacturers Club this evening.
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Joe Hoffman
Hickory
Joe
Dr. L.B. Smith
Baltimore
North Main Street
M. P
Mutual Furnishing Co
Roberson, Earnhardt and Smith
J. P. Pegram
E. H. C. Field
W. E. Herndon
Chicago
Red Men
Mr. Herndon
Norfolk
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
C. E. Reitzel
Youngsville
Elizabeth Bunch
Greenboro
F. P. Ingram
R. B. Terry
Rock
Polly Heitman
Bruce H. Carraway
J. A. Lindsay
Carraway
U.N. C
Philomathean Ac Ues
S. L. Davis
Clash Between Drag Line Managers Over Clothes and Belts
Yesterday afternoon Collins Horney white and John Austin colored, managers of drag lines, argued and Horney struck Austin. Austin ripped the white man's shirt. no serious injuries. They were cited before the recorder.
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Collins
Horney
John Austin
Austin
Mothers Now and Then Reflections in Today's Paper
An editorial urges readers to explore the Mothers Now and Then piece and consider its insights. The note also highlights reading the Reviewlets section for additional commentary and reflection.
Indictment in Spouse Slapping Case and Local Updates
Earl Palmer faces arraignment before the Recorder on slapping his wife. Greensboro officials praised Mr. Arthur Lyon for clean baseball with Elk's tooth watch fob given by league umpires. Roads from Archdale to Randleman to be modernized. High Point dedicates $750 for improvements. Community notes include illnesses, visits, employment changes, college sewer issue, Better Babies help, and millinery preparations by Miss Flora Steffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lyon
North Carolina League
Mr. Lyon
Greensboro
School Days Are Almost Here New Fall Suits At Leonard Beavans
The Leonard Beavans Stamey Co advertises new ginghams percales dress goods silks and middy blouses for girls going away to school or teaching. Fresh fall suits priced from 15 to 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Beavans-Stamey Co
High Point Boy Skiles Hoffman Sets Track Marks
Skiles Hoffman, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hoffman of High Point, renowned hurdler and sprinter, holds Virginia records in 120 yard hurdles and ties 100 yard dash at 10 seconds. He captains the track team and is named by the Washington Post as a southeastern football team member. He draws interest from England as war conditions allow. He belongs to Mohawk Athletic Club Baltimore and an athletic club in Roanoke.
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Skiles Hoffman
Harry Hoffman
Skiles
Virginia
Carolina
England
Washington Post
Southeastern
Mohawk Athletic Club
Baltimore
Roanoke
Followers of Frances Willard Show Activity
Mrs. A. M. Briggs hosted the W C T U on Tuesday afternoon. Officers elected include Mrs. B. E. Moore president and Mrs. J. E. Kirkman first vice president. Delegates to Raleigh in October are Mrs. A. M Briggs and Mrs. P. A. Jones with alternates Mrs. J. E. Kirkman and Mrs. Walton White.
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A. M. Briggs
W.C. T.U
B. E. Moore
J. E. Kirkman
P.A. Jones
W. P. Pickett
Raleigh
A. M Briggs
P. A. Jones
J.E. Kirkman
Walton White
City Council weighs street improvements and gravel roads
Tuesday night the City Council discussed buying a pool table for the North Side Club, selling horses and wagons, and buying a motor truck for gravel spreading. Citizens may petition 60 percent to start street work, with costs shared. County Commissioners plan two miles of macadam road from Greensboro to High Point, plus archdale link, at about $25,000 full details.
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S.L. Davis
W. P. Pickett
Ingram
North Side Company
Lyon
Wilmington
Southern Railway
High Point
Broad Street
Carolina and Yadkin River
W.C. Jones
Greensboro
Archdale
Whiskey raid near Jamestown ends in arrest
Deputies Shaw Weatherly Hobbs Clark and Ingram captured John Wade on the High Point Greensboro road near Jamestown Friday evening with a wagon full of whiskey and a man who received it. Wade failed to bail, others escaped, and Wade is charged with retailing on a $1,000 bond.
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John Wade
High Point-Greensboro
Jamestown
Shaw
Weatherly
Hobbs
Clark
Ingram
Wade
North Carolina driver tests motor machine gun car
Roger A. Derby of Jackson Springs drove a car with a mounted gun and 2,000 rounds from Plattsburg New York to New York City, a distance of 340 miles, in eighteen hours to prove rapid concentration potential. He is a member of the motor machine gun company and organizer of the Saw Hill Motor Battery in North Carolina.
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New York
Roger A. Derby
Jackson Springs
Plattsburg
N.Y
Saw Hill
North Carolina
Hotel orders for sale in Richmond and Washington DC
Ww. L. Stamey offers sale of a one year hotel order on Hotel Richmond in Richmond Virginia worth 60 dollars and a second order on Hotel Cochrane in Washington DC for 60 dollars at a large discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Cochrane
Washington, D. C
Ww. L. Stamey
Fall fashions and store specials at Allen's Department
Advertisers showcase new fall models at Allen's with special values. The Review warns weekly payouts for spotting the store. Leonard Beavans Stamey Co offers Saturday specials. Frazier Piano Co seeks musical business. Venetia Smith unveils new distinct fall millinery hats. Thacker's ads highlight shoe and men items with an upstairs pressing department added.
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Allen’s Department
Wonderful Values
Leonard- Beavans-Stamey.Co
Frazier Piano Co
Venetia Smith
Thacker’s
The Man Behind the Gun Poem by W H Dugdale
A wartime themed poem urges every man to stand ready in life and battle. It contrasts civilian effort with military duty, praising courage, duty, and personal responsibility as defining the man behind the gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Behind
W. H. Dugdale
Notice of Divorce Suit in Guilford County Court
In Guilford County Superior Court September Term 1915 Israel Miller sues Hattie Bell Miller for divorce on adultery grounds. The defendant must appear Oct 11 1915 at Greensboro NC and answer or demur to the complaint. otherwise the plaintiff’s relief will be granted. Sept 8 1915 M W GANT Clerk Superior Court W P RAGAN Att'y. Thomas Dodamead teaching drawing and painting has a large class.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Superior Court
Israel Miller
Hattie Bell Miller
Said County
Greensboro
N. C
M. W. Gant
W. P. Ragan
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C.T. Ingram
Lillian Webster
Madison
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C. A. Yost
Hunter Sechrest
Anna Dudley
H. A. Moffitt
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Wilson
Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson
W. C. Beavans
Biff
Law
Earl Palmer
Recorder
Gift Lyon
Randleman
W. T. Howard
Winston
High Point Furniture Co
Howard
B. F. Huntley Co
Cox
J. T. Burrus
Asheboro
McClaney
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Waxhaw
Hugh eCain
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High Point Boy
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