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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1918

Page

5

Picnic Supper Honoring Navy Officer at Hardy Home

A Thursday evening party hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul H Hardy honored Shubal Kirkman of the United States Navy. Guests joined a 6 pm gathering at the Hardy home and traveled to Jamestown for a picnic supper prepared by the hostess. The group returned for a late night dance completing a delightful evening with many attendees listed including Helen Reynolds Margaret Rankins Junita Moffitt Ruth Owen Ruth Welborn Margery Kirkman Frances Wood Trinity Mary Harmon Ruth Kirkman Lyman Redding David Barker Clyde Farley Jenkins Ray Trogden Karl Teague Henry Stehli Edwin Schneebeli Shubal Kirkman Mrs C L Wheeler Frank Ford and others.

Paul H. Hardy Shubal Kirkman United States Navy Fast Green Street Helen Reynolds Josephine, Wood Margaret Rankiis Junita Moffitt Ruth Owen Ruth Welborn Margery Kirkman Frances Wood Trinity Mary Harmon Ruth Kirkman Lyman Redding David Barker Clyde Farley Jenkins Ray Trogden Toccoa Karl Teague Henry Stehli New York Edwin Schneebeli Lancaster The Navy C. L. Wheeler Frank Ford

Anderson Family Returns Home From Visit

Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson and their two children from Washington DC have returned home after visiting Mrs Nan Anderson and family. Miss Stella Anderson accompanied them. Nan Anderson will extend her visit with daughter Mrs Emma Johnson in Walnut Cove before returning.

Frank Anderson Washington, D. C Mr. Anderson Nan Anderson Will Anderson June Barker Stella Anderson Walnut Cove Emma Johnson

First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Event

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold its regular meeting and plan for upcoming outreach activities. Members are urged to attend for coordination and prayer.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church

American Women and the Charm of Lady Ruth Corsets

A renowned fashion authority praises American women for their grace and figures and recommends Lady Ruth Corsets as the key to rhythm and charm. The copy highlights corset selection and proper wear as essential for achieving the admired silhouette.

Lady Ruth Corsets Promise Graceful Figure Lines

Advertisement touts Lady Ruth Corsets offering new models with carefully planned materials and gore inserts to produce graceful figure lines. Prices range from 1.50 to 4.00 alongside silk hosiery and under maslin, inviting readers to see them.

Lady Ruth Silk Hosiery Maslin

Y P B Meeting at Wesley Memorial Church

The Y P B held a regular meeting on Thursday night August 15 at Wesley Memorial church with few members present. The group collected several pledges for the Liberty bond and voted on paying the Frances Willard memorial fund and the May Mack missionary fund. A social gathering is planned for Thursday August 29 at Miss Natalie Womble's home to elect new officers and collect dues and a May Mack offering. Miss Mabel Andrews played an instrumental solo to close.

Thurgady Nvht Wesley Memorial Church L Berty Frances FE. Williard May Mack I T Natal’e Womble May Mack Missionery Fund Mabel Andrews

P H Dalton Missionary Society Meeting Canceled

Local church notes report the P H Dalton Missionary Society will not hold its regular meeting on Monday. Other updates include visitors and travels of residents, arrivals of relatives, and upcoming church services led by Rev George R Brown at Wesley Memorial.

The of the P. H. Dalton Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church

Social Evening Hosted by Miss Ruth Grissom

Miss Ruth Grissom entertained a small group on Friday in a convivial gathering not tied to a specific occasion. Guests included Miss Jane Shaw and Clayton Oakes of Lexington, with several other ladies and gentlemen present. Mrs J F Mendenhall was notified of her son J F Mendenhall Jr. arriving overseas. Mrs J Harvey Shields and her son Billy traveled to Winston-Salem to visit relatives. Friends were informed of the safe air passage of Sergeant C F Suttenfield.

Ruth Grissom Jane Shaw Clara Gris J. F. Medenhall J. F. Mendenhall, Jr J. Harvey Shields Billy Wington-Salem

Local Church Services Invite Public to Sunday Worship

A regional church listing details Sunday schools at 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. and morning services at 11 a.m. across multiple denominations. It notes guest singers Mrs. Wilder of Norfolk, and Reverend pastors including James A. Clarke, Thomas L. Trott, P. D. Brown, Gilbert T. Rowe, George R. Brown, and Roy F. Linebach. Evening services vary with some churches canceling or offering 8 p.m. sessions.

James A. Clarke A. BE. Tate Mornig Wilder Norfolk Lutheran P. D. Brown A. W. Klem_me Fire Reformed Roy FE. Linebach John W. Hedrick Robert Parker

Endeavorers in North Carolina Promote Food Conservation

Christian Endeavor groups across North Carolina are canning vegetables to support Allied victories. The National War Garden commission notes rising demand for their canning and drying manuals and will award badges of merit at fairs such as Cherokee Indian Fair at Cherokee October 8-11, Eastern Carolina Fair at New Bern October 22-25, and Albemarle Fair at Elizabeth City October 15-18.

Washington Commission Cherokee James K. Henderson Cherokee Indian Fair Association New Bern J. Ti. Parker Albemarle Agricultural Association Elizabeth City Goodwin

Henry G Easley To Play At Lutheran Church Sunday

Henry G Easley, longtime organist of the Lutheran church, will return to his old organ for both morning and evening services on Sunday. His return offers his many local friends a chance to hear his musical talent again.

Henry G. Easley Lutheran Church

High Point Urges Residents to Stock Wood and Coal Now

City Manager warns fuel consumers to provide their own wood and coal for winter as another shortage is anticipated. Urges buying promptly to avoid shortage. August 5, year noted.

High Point

Foley Kidneys Pills Endorsement for Middle Aged Wellness

An advertisement claims Foley Kidneys Pills support tired and diseased kidneys and bladder in middle age, noting the kidneys filter impurities from blood and protect against aches and pains. The copy promotes the product as a natural aid for aging organs.

Iann Drug Co

Red Cross Workrooms Ordered Closed Through September

The southern division of the American Red Cross orders all workrooms closed until September 1 due to material shortages. High Point chapter workroom to stay shut until further notice while a full inventory and reorganization of the women’s work department proceed. Supplies diverted to sleeveless sweaters and other items have affected soldier aid, though many High Point women continue sending donations to headquarters.

Southern Division The American Red Cross Ord High Point Red Cross

Notice to Public Re Sunday Service by Interurban Motor Lines

Interurban Motor Lines announces service changes stopping Sunday motor line runs so drivers may attend church and Sunday school, with six weekday runs remaining. Effective August 18, 1818, the schedule will reflect the new policy.

Interurban Motor Lines, Inc

Interurban Motor Lines schedule 1918 High Point Winston Salem Greensboro

The schedule lists special trips from High Point to Winston 7:30 a.m. 11 a.m. 3 p.m. and from Winston to High Point 10:60 a.m. 2 p.m. 6 p.m. The High Point Greensboro line runs from High Point to Greensboro 8 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. Fares are eight cents per mile with door stops and one free suit case, 25 cents for a second. Local service runs daily with sober drivers and prompt courteous treatment.

Interurban Motor Lines High Point N. C Winston-Salem Greensboro Elwood Winston Zinzendorf Alwood Guilford

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