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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1921

Page

5

Social events highlight High Point society calendar

The Elizabeth Frye Philathea class hosts a social at the YWCA hut, and various clubs schedule meetings including the Stehli Silk Mill Girl Reserves with summer conference talks. Miss Henrietta Davis visits Gatewood for a large informal tea, while many members attend bridge at Mrs. Terry’s North Main home and a Nichols Woodruff wedding is noted.

Stehli Club Louise Lesnard Richmond Stehli Silk Mill Club Effie Cox Lou Owen Leonard

Klub Kralendar Thursday Club Meetings Map Local Notes

The list shows multiple clubs meeting at various local venues this Thursday and Friday. Groups include Beta Pi Mies Elm Street Pour Contre Nous South Main WY W hut Duplicate Bridge at Snow residence 1 pm Philomathean at Pasis South Main 8 o clock Friday and Children of the American Revolution at 254 North Main 6 o clock Saturday.

Beta Pi Mies Charles Kephait Elm Street Contre Nous South Main Club WY. W Duplicate Bridge A.bb. James South Main Street Christian Endeavor Society of the Friends Church Wo. G. AL Hut

Miss Alma Vir ginia McCain Recovers From Tonsil Operation

Friends note the young daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. W. McCain is rapidly recovering from tonsil removal. She is at her Johnson street home and servants hope for a swift recovery. Edith Bradshaw travels to Spartanburg to visit Mrs. W. A. Sherrod. Arthur Lyon is called to Durham due to illness of Mrs. Ed Lyon. Francis Sizemore Jr. suffers measles at home in Roland Park. J C Clapp, just arrived from Atlantic City, visits his sisters Mrs. R. E. Blair and others here.

W. C. Idol Genevieve Moore Ernest Wall Harry Raymond T. V. Rochelle Willis Slane A. J. Brockett Henry Kearns Will Snow R. B. Ferry Thelma Wineskie Louise Ingram Nellie Muse Mary Holiday Conway Avery Kirkman Edith Bradshaw Miss McAdams Terry Ma. Terry Ed Kearns A. Ws. Klemme Overman Miss Herndon Miss Sheetz L. W. McFarland Dr. Thomas Greensboro Woodruff High Point Hospital France Long South Main Street Hunter Sechrest Washington Street Clapp Des Moines Iowa W. Kirkman Frank Ogburn Pinehurst Paul McFarland Gladys Kirkman Wilson Wassie Wilson Lindsay Street Bill Pierre Winston-Salem New York Americans Brooklyn Charles Redding Hot Springs Arkansas Alma Virginia McCain H. W. McCain Johnson Street Spartanburg S. C W. A. Sherrod Arthur Lyon Durham Ed Lyon Mr. Lyon Francis Sizemore, Jr F. J. Sizemore Roland Park J. C. Clapp Atlantic City R. E. Blair

Nearly 300 Perish by Fires in North Carolina

North Carolina reports 301 fire and burn deaths in 1919 279 due to burns 18 from conflagrations. Most victims were children from clothing catches and fires. One death by self harm noted in two year span.

Raleigh North Carolina State Board of Health Board of Health

Stamey Delivers Campaign Speeches in High Point

W. L. Stamey nominee for mayor spoke Monday at Roberson's on Green Street and at Conrad's, El lington and Shelton and Martin stores in successive wards. He urged voters to consider his two years as councilman and did not attack opponents.

W. L. Stamey High Point Roberson’s Green Street Conrad’s Fourth Ward Ellington’s Mr. Stamey Shelton and Martin’s Hauser’s East Green Street

Chamber Reports March Activity at C of C Building

The chamber of commerce announced 88 meetings were held at its headquarters in March. It located two new families in High Point, secured jobs for five men and two women, and assisted numerous citizens. Ten visitors were entertained and shown around the city, with three prospects for locating businesses here.

Chamber of Commerce High Point

Ghost in the Frost home haunts Hornsey child

London April 6 The Frost family in Hornsey reports their 9 year old Bertie returning home triggers a ghostly haunting with dancing saucers that allegedly fell and killed two saucers. Psychologists are puzzled by the phenomena.

London

Vinson and Mrs McGregor Wed in Philadelphia

Representative Carl Vinson of Georgia and Mrs Mary Green McGregor were married today at Foundry Methodist Church in Philadelphia Ohio. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Thomas F Randolph.

Rev James Clarke Leaves for Durham to Conduct Meetings

Reverend James A Clarke pastor of the First Baptist church is away for two weeks to conduct series of meetings in Durham. Sunday morning service at the local church will be led by the Farriss Bible class and the evening service by the B Y P U group.

First Presbyterian Church James A. Clarke First Baptist Church Durham Baptist Church W Mr. Clarke Farriss

Dorset Thomas and John Wade Form Boxing Venture

Dorset Thomas and John Wade began a new forming business after entering the boxing field together in London. A dispute arose amid their early steps, with tensions over partnership terms and strategy for growth.

A Barim London Dorset Thomas John Wade

Farm Dispute Ends in Boxing Duel

A dispute over who should stay on the farm led to a boxing match to decide the outcome. Wade won.

Wade

Lost Gold Fountain Pen at Carnival Grounds

A gold fountain pen lost at the carnival grounds. Return to Lucile Mungo at 405 Elm Street for a reward.

Lucile Mungo Elm Street

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Helen Brockett High Point Young Women's Christian Association Henrietta Davis Atlanta South Atlantic National Brevard Ethel Carter Addie Moore Estelle Davis Lillian Massey Mildred Bedford Mary Alice Tate Jane Skinner Esther Maness Slane Ll. W. McFarland Myatt Herndon Genevieve Sheetz North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs Ashboro Lexington W. C. Hammer James R. McClamrod C. P. Lipscombe Mary M. Petty Educational Department of State Federation Spence C. C. Hook Henry White State Federation Elizabeth Kelly J. J. Blair Blair M. E. Church Nellie Bulla John Tate Woman’s Club H. A. White W. J. McAnally M. Shipman W. C Shipman R. L. Waynick Martha Blair Archdale Springfield Klub Kralendar Moffitt Furnishing Co. i J and T Cousin and E. P. Reid Allen’s Allen Edwin Buster Browns Stamey C. of C Erick Florman Hart Drug CO Warners Warner Beavan’s the Ladies’ Store James Clarke Willard C. Northup Wachovia Bank Winston-Salem, N. C Avalon Roanoke Coffee & Spice Company Roanoke, Virginia
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