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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
5
Mrs Richard Johnson and Richard Johnson Jr have returned to their home in this city after spending some time at Scotland Neck.
Miss Lily Bell Willis of Washington North Carolina is visiting the city as the guest of Mr and Mrs Ef T Harmon at their home on North Main Street.
W L Stamey and a family will leave Thursday for an automobile trip to several points in the western part of the state.
Miss May Cowell of Washington visits Mr and Mrs H J Coffield at their Catewood avenue home. The social call highlights local hospitality and the unnamed hosts.
Miss Eva and Miss Louise Boren of Greensboro were in this city briefly today en route to Aberdeen.
Ferlaene J. Klnood Cox leaves tomorrow for Winston-Salem to attend the State Bankers association meeting. The trip highlights the bank community’s regional gathering and professional agenda.
Mrs. J. A. Marsh and Miss Neil Marsh of Thomasville along with Miss Clark of Stuart Virginia were visitors in the city today.
Visiting Miss Massey R Hi Heeth of Thomasville Georgia is visiting her daughter Mrs W C Massey.
School officials seek community support to beautify and improve grounds. Patrons may contribute shrubs or flowers from home gardens or donate plants such as violets, alyssum, pinks. Residents with materials should contact Mrs. Clarence Dunbar, school board member.
A large group of young people joined a hay ride to Greensboro last evening. The party gathered about 7 o clock and traveled to Greensboro on trucks. A basket lunch was served. Participants included Iris Burrus Josephine Wood Ruth Moffitt Vera King Helen Muse Fannie Barnes Isabel Tate Mary King Pauline Simmenns Margaret Rankin Frances Welch Helen Long Ruth Welborn Juanita Moffitt Annie Burns Charles Welborn Dewey Garrett Alexander Rankin Willie Walker Donald Headen Ralph Wall George Wood Cameron Criddiebaugh Fletcher Welch Clyde Parley Prooks Reitzel Seaborn Perry and Claude Joyner.
The Tar Heel Chapter of the Children of the Confederacy met with Miss Velma Matthews. Attendance was low but business was conducted. At the request of the state division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, volunteers urge donations of novels and magazines for servicemen overseas. Call Miss Helen Long at No. 267 to arrange pickup. items must be in by September 1.
R N Tucker J P Howell and Louis Jones departed this morning to attend the state convention of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics now in session in Gastonia.
Mrs R B Strickhland Miss Allie Gray and Miss Elizabeth Strickland have returned from Lake Junaluska where they have been spending some time.
Rain and high winds again stopped grapplers from resuming the search for Hazel Crance, whose death is linked to Cornell University sophomore Donald W. Fether, awaiting habeas corpus review in Casenovia as authorities, relatives, and friends discuss the case.
Berlin reports millions of Germans may leave for better jobs abroad once passes are available. A new imperial migration bureau denies a 5 million German plan for Argentina but will send delegates to protect arrivals. Argentina welcomes skilled workers and offers land credits with farms and schools, prompting citizenship requirements and cautious guard against bolsheviks.
Miss Bula and Miss Mabel Jones and Miss Josenphine Mitchell of Richmond are visiting friends in this city.
Miss Lois Love of Statesville arrived today to visit Mrs R H Sechrest at her home on South Main Street, bringing a cordial social greeting.
Miss Lottie Harber and Miss Marguerite McAdams returned from Balsam after a visit of several weeks. They were welcomed back by family and friends in their hometown.
Miss Gavuelle Hepler departs tomorrow for Wade Mecum to spend several weeks on vacation, with plans for leisure away from home.
Rev. W. H. Townsend departed for Moore's Springs to spend several days away from his duties.
William Dr. Simmons Jr was a visitor in Thomasville yesterday while English of Raleigh is in town on business today for business matters and meetings.
Mr and Mrs A E Tate and Mr and Mrs S Lambeth of Thomasville depart September 2 for Europe arranged by the Southern Commercial Congress. They will tour France Italy and Belgium for several weeks to study trade conditions and potential export expansion, returning about October 25.
Miss Ruth Grissom was a visitor in Greensboro for a short time yesterday. She spent a brief period in the city and planned to continue her journey.
Dolph Welch was in Greensboro yesterday spending time with friends, enjoying a relaxed social outing.
Lyn Meredith was observed visiting Greensboro yesterday, prompting local interest in the brief appearance and activity during the day.
Max Reaves of Greensboro was seen visiting the city today, confirming his presence during the daytime.
Wayne Meredith spent yesterday in Greensboro visiting friends in the city, according to a brief local report.
Yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6 Mary Freeland entertained guests for a rock party at her South Main Street home. Miss Eliga beth Whitley and Miss Marion from Pittsburgh gathered, bluebird score cards used, punch served, guests included Annie Marsh and Marguerite Douglas among many others.
A L Stockton and Earle Godbey from Greensboro were in the city for a brief visit this afternoon.
Massey has come back from Wrightsville Beach where he attended the good roads convention. The visit highlighted progress discussions and municipal planning plans.
Clarence Smith was a visitor in Thomasville for a short time yesterday.
J. J. Garland and David L. Stanton traveled to Greensboro on routine business yesterday, meeting with local officials and discussing upcoming projects.
Roland Holton spent a brief period in Thomasville yesterday visiting friends and taking in local sights. He was joined by several companions during the outing.
A narrator schemes to lure Rose Grandon to visit while Everett is away to gain control and possibly spark romance with Barrett Edmonds. Rose accepts the invitation, and the plan unfolds with flirtatious tension as the narrator manipulates encounters and stirs jealousy.
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