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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1919

Page

5

GOSPEL OF MODERN HIGHWAYS PROMPTS NC ROAD MEETING

Five hundred delegates attend the Wrightsville beach convention of North Carolina road, automobile, and county commissioners associations. Experts preach durable highways from macadam to concrete, with proposals for Wilmington Charlotte Asheville, and Wilmington Goldsboro Staligh routes.

Wrightsville Ers North Carolina Roger Moore Wilmington France Charlotte Asheville Goldsboro Staleigh Raleigh Tennessee Line Wilmington-Charlotte-Asheville

High Point Couple Hosts Society At Beach Swimming Party

Wilmington Aug. 14 Mr and Mrs Wade Marsh of High Point hosted a swimming party at Wrightsville Beach. The guest list included many members of the state s younger smart set as visitors and guests yesterday.

High Point Wilmington Wade Marsh Wrightsville Beach

Mrs Ring Hosts Informal Dance for Guest Miss Mary Paul

Mrs C A Ring entertained last evening at her Broad street home for her house guest Miss Mary Paul of Elkin. Delighted guests enjoyed refreshments after the dancing, including Miss Vera King Miss Narcie White Miss Lindsay and others.

Broad Street Mary Vera King Narcie White Miss Lindsay Bessie Emily Lambeth Mary King Elizabeth English Horace Hayworth David Yow Reed Marsh W. L. Smith, Jr W.H. Kneplish Clarence Smith

Illness Report From Barnhart Home

Mrs. C. C. Barnhart is ill at the Barnhart home with typhoid fever. Clarence Jr. has been ill with fever for some time and is somewhat improved according to reports this morning.

C. C. Barnhart Barnhart Clarence, Jr

Mrs Ferree Improvement Noted After Illness

Announcement this morning reports Mrs P D Ferree has shown improvement after three weeks of illness and is no longer in a critical condition.

P. Db. Ferree

Russell youth returns home after visit

Erroll Russell of Chattanooga has left his uncle A. E. Russell’s Russell Street home and returned to his own residence.

Erroll Russell Chattanooga A. E. Russell Russell Street

Helping Soldiers with Their Allotment Worries

Soldiers sailors and ex service men puzzled by red tape to convert war risk insurance to long term policies straighten allotments or obtain back pay need not hire a lawyer The American Red Cross offers free assistance and blanks via its southern division home service department to handle these tasks and save costs.

American Red Cross

Beatrice Luse Leaves Cummings Home for Indianapolis

Miss Beatrice Luse, longtime house guest of Mr and Mrs C E E Cummings, has returned to her Indianapolis home. She was accompanied by her uncle C B Cummings of this city, and Mr Cummings planned to spend a week in Indianapolis.

Beatrice Luse

Miss Bonna Bolt Guest Of Hicks Family

Miss Bonna Bolt of Mount Airy is visiting the Hicks family at 322 West Russell Street for a short time.

Bonna Bolt Mount Airy M. T. Hicks West Russell Street

Western Union Names Durham Agent B C Summers Arrives

B C Summers of Durham arrives in the city to take an office position with the Western Union Telegraph Company here. Summers will join the local Western Union office as part of its staffing.

B. C. Summers Durham Western Union Telegraph Company

Benning Leaves Local Stores for New York Vacation

Norman J. Benning, manager of the local press ten cent stores, has traveled to New York for a vacation of several days.

Norman J. Benning Ten Cent New York

Bad Jim Rose Hill gunman on trial for murder in Avery County

The trial of Jim Rose, known as Bad Jim, opened in Asheville with conflicting evidence. Rose testified he did not kill Ab Wilson or be near the scene, while Mrs. Wilson and her daughter testified they saw him emerge from a tree stump with a smoking rifle as Wilson was shot on his porch. Several witnesses supported Rose’s alibi.

Rose HILL Asheville Ides Jim Rose Cherokees County Mur Wilson

Cops Hold Own In Battle Of Wits With Auto Thieves

Police recover another stolen car near Haynes town as they tighten the crackdown on auto theft. In two months and 14 days the force has recovered seven cars and secured six suspects either jailed or on bond for larceny in a higher court.

Boiling Water Advisories Amid City Filtration Struggles

City officials warn residents to boil all drinking water as filtration beds at the Jamestown plant become overworked and supplies of purified water lag. Boil water advised while upgrades, new plant construction, and reservoir cleaning aim to improve purity and future supply.

City Hamilton Street York

Red Clover Demonstration At Cobb's Farm Saturday

Guilford county farmers plan a Saturday demonstration at Cobb's farm on the High Point Greensboro highway at 1 o clock. The event will show results of line and red clover experiments on 500 acres with plots treated and untreated with lime. W M Antrim S R Ivens and W C Massey direct the event and all Auto owners are asked to bring neighbors for full observation.

Cobbs Farm Greenshoro W. M. Antrim Cobb’s Farm S. R. Ivens W. C. Massey Chamber of Commerce

Students Attend Greensboro Dance At Nesse Hall

A Greensboro social column lists attendees at a dance last night at Nesse Hall. Names include Miss Viola Foust Miss Rena Little Miss Nina Martin Miss Bessie Myers Miss Susie Kelly of Sanford and several men such as William Raper David Crocker William Croker William Bennet George Connor Van Holt and Bryce Bennett.

Nesse Hall Greensboro Viola Foust Rena Little Nina Martin Bessie Myers Susie Kelly Sanford William Raper David Crocker William Croker William Bennet George Connor van Holt Bryce Ben

Neales Among Out-of-Town Visitors in City Today

Mr and Mrs EF J Neale of Winston Salem were among many out of town visitors enjoying the city today.

EF. J. Neale Winston-Salem

Durham Visitor and Canada's Oldest University

W F Carr of Durham visited the city today. The oldest university in Canada is King's College Windsor Nova Scotia dating from 1739.

W. F. Carr Durham Canada King’s College Windsor Nova Scotia

Arizona Man Visits Relatives in City and Nearby

Charles Parkins of Arizona is visiting relatives in and near this city, staying with family members and sightseeing locally during the trip.

Charles Parkins Arizona

Wood Brothers Buy Fall Goods in Major Markets

G. L. Bolick travels to Cleveland Cincinnati and New York to purchase fall merchandise for Wood Brothers Store, gathering stock for the season.

G. L. Bolick Cleveland Cincinnati New York Wood Brothers

Visiting in City and Historic Labor Strike Mentioned

E. G. Edwards is visiting friends and relatives in this city. The 25 year old American railway union strike began in Pullman over wage cuts and layoffs, once the greatest transport disruption, spreading through several states though eastern railroads were scarcely affected.

E. G. Edwards American Railway Union Pullman United States

Asheboro Hostile Guest Arrives as Miss Armfield Visited

Miss Helen Long entertains as Miss Adelaide Armfield of Asheboro becomes an attractive house guest.

Helen Long Adelaide Armfield Asheboro

Senators Vote 1 Call on Wilson for Peace Treaty Discussion

After a lengthy session today the Senate committee decided to notify President Wilson it would call on him at the White House to discuss the peace treaty. The move aims to make public all information secured from the President. A separate motion to invite Colonel House General Bliss and Henry White was rejected 69 to 6.

Washington Senate Wilson White House Colonel House General Bliss Henry White McCumber Norma Dakota Harding Ohio

Hungarian Government Notified of Allied Demands

A dispatch from Vienna reports a note attacking England and America. It demands Hungary be united with Romania under King Ferdinand and threatens to strip Hungary if the Romanian army must withdraw. The note was submitted to Archduke Joseph, head of the Hungarian government, by the Budapest representative.

Vienna England America Hungary Rumania Ferdinand Archduke Joseph Budapest

Missionary Society Meeting Hosted by Mrs Tesh

The August gathering of Wesley Memorial church women's missionary society was hosted by Mrs J Fred Tesh at her Washington Street home. Members engaged in an animated discussion on Japan and Korea. After the business portion, Mrs Tesh provided refreshments.

Woman’s Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church J. Fred Tesh Wash Japan Korea

Dance This Evening at Thomasville

Local residents plan a 9 o'clock dance in Thomasville hosted by the city’s young men for visiting Ladies. An eight piece orchestra will provide music, and the event is billed as one of the season’s most delightful occasions.

Thomasville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joseph Hyde Pratt Automobile and County Commission Henry G. Suirley The Highway Industrial Association Federal Highway Council Dinary Traffic M. O. Eldridge American Auto Association Illinois A. N. Johnson Portland Cement Association E J. Wolfe United States Office of Roads W. A McGirt For the Road Association Paul Elkin Mrs. Barnhart III Mrs. Ferred Reptor Tennessee Cies Southern Division Red Cross Exynerts Service Department Western Union Georgette Moffitt Furnishing CO the Woman's Apparel Shop Ecru Phy. Rose Ab Wilson Front Haynes Jamestown Seonure Guilford Copab Net City Today Ashebord Vestsors Allen Vin U.S Stamey’s W. L. Stamey & Sons Props N. Main St Mrs. Tesh Ington Street Animat Max Bones High Point, N. C Winston- Salem Elwood Hotel Winston Winston, Zinzendorff Hotel Greermsboro High Point Elwood Hotel Greenraboro Guilford Hotel Union Croge Teaguetown Wailsburg
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