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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1917
Page
5
Poem about a mother in Boston sending her son to war and keeping the flag flying until his return. The narrator ties patriotism to the flag and the dream of freedom as her sacrifice. It notes Mrs Wil fly and William H Barter in Boston Post.
The High Port chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting set for this afternoon at 4 30 at Mrs J Edward Wickman on Washington Street has been moved to tomorrow at the same time. All members are urged to attend.
T. F. Wrenn and family left today for Marion to spend some time there. Mr. Wrenn has valuable property at Marion demanding his close personal attention.
Mrs. Robert Brockett Sr and Miss Helen Brockett traveled to Winston-Salem for a brief afternoon visit yesterday.
Several residents and visitors move through Greensboro today. Notables include Jay H. Boone from Greensboro, Julius C. Smith on business, Major Chas Manly Stedman and family on a fishing trip, A Wayland Cooke, postmaster, and others from Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Asheboro, and Clureensboro.
In High Point municipal court, a white 16 or 17 year old, Joe Gray, was charged with assault with criminal intent against 15 year old Miss Mable Burrows. The trial was postponed to tomorrow amid other cases, including a guilty verdict for a man on a separate assault charge and a not guilty finding for a Negress on peace disturbance.
Green Street Baptist church reported strong preaching and singing with Rev. Walter E. Rodgers delivering a powerful sermon to a sizable audience. Evening services continue at 8 o'clock with the topic Going a Fishing announced for tonight.
Madrid August 13 The general strike started as railroad workers joined masons printers and carpenters in quitting work. Strikers returned home quietly with no incidents reported. Some expect the stoppage to last 24 hours and many shops remain open while the population shows indifference.
The government has ordered the return of properties belonging to the Madero family. Restored also are the Jalisco properties of the estate of General Ahumada, former governor of Coahuila under Diaz.
Train timetable shows daily and Sunday departures from High Point Thomasville Gordontown Denton Northbound and Southbound arrivals with noted non guarante es and subject to change. Times listed for High Rock and Ar Highgate area reflect inclusive station stops and service constraints.
A prominent Swiss manufacturer asserts Germany is on her last legs but not defeated. He argues Allied strength grows, Germany’s army is shattered, and manpower is drained by prisoners and labor, with food and finance strained. He warns only American support can lift Allied morale and sustain victory.
W. R. Golden of Greensboro won the contract to redecorate the Broadway theater, bought yesterday by Arnold B. Huff from Frank H. Fleer and J. Lee Stone. Golden, a leading decorator, will spend ten days to two weeks converting the playhouse into one of the state’s most beautiful venues with dramatic changes planned to improve the theater.
The Ladies Society of American Florists hosts its annual convention in New York City this month drawing members from multiple chapters to discuss industry topics and showcase floral designs.
Mrs. Alice Johnson of Marksville recounts severe back and side pain lasting a year. After taking Cardui she regains strength and walks, works, and sleeps better, praising Cardui for her recovery. Thousands of women reportedly benefit from Cardui.
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