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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1921
Page
6
Greensboro society follows a busy social calendar with visits from Dr. C F Reitzel and family to eastern North Carolina, engagements announced at tea events, and a Vanderbilt birthday celebration at Asheville. The piece details numerous receptions, debutantes, debut plans for Miss Anne Carter Lee, and active rounds of Young People’s Missionary Society meetings plus U D C regional work and upcoming state conventions.
A historical note presents Rub My Tism as a potent antiseptic for infected cuts old sores tetter and similar skin issues in a promotional style.
Moses Hammond a Randolph County resident and early organizer of the state temperance society died last night at his daughter Mrs. B P Smith’s Clinton home after years of illness He was 85 and had lived mainly in Archdale He led the Archdale temperance group and served as its president The funeral is set for 10 30 AM tomorrow at Springfield Friends church with burial in Springfield cemetery Survivors include daughters Mrs B P Smith Clinton and Mrs W H Futrell New York City and son W C Hammond Ashboro
The note identifies Siam as one of the three leading exporters of dye globally, highlighting its prominence in the color industries and international trade.
The Orpheum offers two shows today and tomorrow led by Mary Miles Minter in All Soul's Eve with Jack Holt as her co star. A Gloom Lifters comedy act with Carl Armstrong follows the drama. Tomorrow features a matinee for ladies at 15 cents and Sonja the mystery girl performs after the first show.
In Yonkers New York 600 workers at the American Sugar refinery faced a five cent per hour pay cut. The reduction aligns with wage scales at other eastern refineries.
Mrs H S Ingram returns from a ten day Virginia trip visiting Norfolk Richmond Newport News and Danville. Mrs H M Brown and daughter Kathleen visit Randleman for ten days as guests of relatives. Miss Ellen Brown returns to High Point with Kathleen Brown for a stay. Mr P Parker returns from Black Mountain where he rested for two months. Mrs R E Dalton of Winston Salem visits here as a frequent guest. Mrs Susan Crutchfield and grandson J Van Crutchfield of Greensboro to visit Mrs J N McCrary. The Carrikers of Winston Salem return home after a short visit with Cecil Marriner. William Anderson and family of Charlotte return from High Point visit. Miss Anderson stays for extended visit. Georgie Barnes and Gladys Barnes of Winston-Salem visit Mrs M C Culler. Mrs W T Carter of Greensboro visits her mother on Fairview Street. Dr W J McAnally in Greensboro yesterday. Mrs Anna Mendenhall goes to Pittsboro to visit sister Mrs W P Horton then to Wilson to teach this winter.
Eddie Fitzmonron of New York defeated Pinkey Mitchell of Milwaukee by decision in a ten round heavyweight bout in Boston. The match took place last night with Fitzmonron earning the judges' verdict.
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