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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
4
A compact humorous column riffs on love and optimism with lines about bliss in every kiss and the world being fair. It weaves light quips about fashion, money, health, and daily foibles, ending with a reflection on having only one vacation in the country.
An editorial urges immediate action to curb youth crime in High Point NC. It criticizes neglect of the city’s youth development while proposing an active juvenile court and a qualified probation officer. It also calls for renewed schooling and responsible leadership at the State Federation of Labor meeting in Wrightsville.
Bishop J C Kilgo died at his Charlotte home after a career as a bold minister and educator. He led Trinity College from poverty to high endowment and A grade status, opposed church union, and defended American flag discipline in 1917.
As the school opening approaches, parents are urged to prepare for a smooth start. Officials emphasize planning transportation, supplies, and routine adjustments to support students returning to classes.
The Winston-Salem Journal debates a Mr Rapitan who claims education is unnecessary for success. It argues most people benefit from schooling, noting Henry Ford and others show few exceptional cases. Education trains more than labor. most succeed with learning beyond mere manual work.
Discussion criticizes A. S. Burleson administration for excessive economy in the postal service. Warns that forcing workers to slash pay or overload schedules harms staff and the service, risking greater losses than savings. urges restraint and proper workload rather than wage cuts or overwork.
Carassisti, once exiled by the United States, will settle in Virginia as authorities say little comment is offered. The statement hints at political or economic tensions surrounding tariffs and foreign policy.
Real estate transfers recorded by the Guilford County office highlight numerous High Point properties with eleven-figure parcels and scattered Greensboro deeds. Major action includes M M Ingold selling about 15 acres by Moriah M P to Charles Scott and wife for roughly 4000 dollars. Other consignments list Thomas C Ogburn and wife selling to R C Benecini in High Point township for about 1000 dollars and multiple parcels along Hamilton Street and Beech Lindsay streets changing hands for small sums and varied terms.
An outstanding bankers committee was appointed by Thomas B. McAdams to plan the 50th anniversary of the American Bankers Association. Irving National Bank’s Lewis E. Pierson leads the group with former presidents from major banks across New York Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. The first meeting will occur during the ABA convention in New York October 2 to 6 and will unite bankers tied to the organization since its 1875 origin.
Indiana campaign bureau head Charles R. Martin asks Governor Allen and William Allen White to speak on an October tour in two sessions daily across two congressional districts. White and Allen have not yet accepted. Allen is unsure he could participate.
A range of new and desirable woods is offered at Alexander's Renmant Sale with items displayed Friday Saturday and Monday. Shoppers explore lumber assortments and special cuts as staff assist in selections.
Seventeen bankers met at Bartrum's hotel New York May 24 1875 at request of James T Howenstein of Valley National Bank St Louis. A first convention opened at Saratoga July 20–22 1875 with nine drafting a constitution and by laws. About 300 bankers attended the inaugural meeting.
The article notes that protections against loss by crime were added to the foregoing at a later date, indicating an expansion of safeguards and financial recourse.
Organization of the North Carolina Cavalry Association aims to form a state regiment with headquarters likely in Asheville. The move was announced after a meeting of 109th Cavalry officers at Camp McClellan Alabama during their annual encampment on Wednesday.
Samuel Gardner elevated Asheville's music scene with his Guadagnini performance proving youthful genius and setting new standards of musical excellence on Wednesday night.
Nickel cigars have reappeared in markets while the five cent coins experience distribution delays. Retailers report sporadic shortages as minting slows and shipping bottlenecks affect supply. Local buyers notice uneven availability across shops and vending machines.
SAVE MONEY. Not Cheap goods but OOD GOouob is CHEAP in the Remnant Sale at ALEXANDERS Friday Saturday and Monday.
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