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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1922

Page

5

Annual Elks Memorial Service Set At High Point High School

The annual Lodge of Sorrow service by High Point No. 1155 Elks is planned for Sunday at 2 PM in the high school auditorium. Fred Harper of Lynchburg VA will deliver the memorial address. four lodge members will be eulogized. Arthur Lron directs arrangements. Clarence Schultheiss and Mrs. Charles M. Kephart will perform, with the Elks band providing music.

Lodge of Sorrow High Schoool High Point Indie Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Elks Fred Harper Lynchburg High Point Elks Harper High Point H. B. Ye Raper and Jr Millilis Mr. Hoskins Arthur Kirkman Carter Detroit Sroeverk Arthur Lron Fiks Wll Clarence Schultheiss Charles M. Kephart Elks’ Band

Early life and legal career of Col Roberson in High Point

The article recounts Col Roberson arriving in High Point in 1898 after passing the state bar. It notes his rapid rise from lawyer to representative, with elections in 1901 1903 and 1905. He later served on Governor Aycock's staff rising to lieutenant colonel and then colonel on Governor Glenn's staff.

Rotary Club Elks Club Guilford County North Carolina American Bar Associations Colonel Roberson High Point General Assembly Aycock Glenn

Colonel Wescott Roberson A Noted Lawyer of Chapel Hill

Colonel Roberson of Chapel Hill, known as a wati, grew up amid intellectual surroundings of the village. He attended the state university there, graduated in the class of 1896 with a bachelor of arts, entered law school, and in 1898 passed the state bar examination to begin a distinguished legal career.

Colonel Wescott Roberson Colonel Roberson Chapel Hill State University

Mosely Faces Five Charges in Greensboro Trial

John L Mosely alias multiple names faces five criminal charges in U S district court as it convenes in Greensboro with Judge James E Boyd. He is accused of fraudulent use of the local post office by renting a mail box at High Point and defrauding mail order houses through installment plans.

United States District Court Greensboro James E. Boyd John L. Maelv Mosely John Bates James H. Hinson R. L. Hendrick John H. Hartman D. M. Robbins J. R. Smith J. C. Connor High Point

Friends to Hold Quarterly Meeting at Deep River Church

The Deep River Friends church will host a quarterly meeting with a workers conference at 10 AM and a worship service at 11 AM followed by an afternoon business session. Attendees expected from Spring Field Oak Hill Deep River and Archdale. Rev Samuel Haworth said Rev Joseph Pavalle of Guilford College was invited but his attendance was not confirmed.

Friends Church Thin Ety Busness Springfield Oak Hill Deep River Archdale Samuel Haworth Joseph Pavalle Guilford College

Funeral for Mrs Bailey Noted in Davie County

Rev and Mrs T H Williams returned from Elbaville Davie county after attending the funeral of Myre Nancy E Bailey an aunt of Rev Williams She was 79 born Feb 11 1848 died Tuesday Survived by husband one daughter Mrs Betty Ratlidge one sister Mrs Alice Williams five grandchildren and four of five children deceased A member of Bibaville Methodist Protestant church for 38 years.

Airs T. H. Williams Elbaville Davie County Myre Nancy E. Bailey Fir. Williams Paul Williams Samuel H. Setzer Bailey L. A. Bailey Betty Ratlidge Alice Williams Bibaville

Disapproval of The French Tiger Remarks Quieted by Mrs Barr

Mrs Daisy Douglas Barr of Indianapolis spoke at Friends church about disapproval of The French Tiger remarks. She noted France's military prep and contrasted American and European conditions. Accompanied by Mr Ensley of Dayton who sang The Holy City at the service.

Daisy Douglas Barr Indianapolis Ind Friends Church Clemenceau France

Unknown Tetrilogy Territory North of Hudson Bay

A vast region north of Hudson Bay covers about 46 000 square miles of largely unexplored or uncharted terrain. The description highlights the remote area as virtually unknown and largely unmapped.

Hudson Bay

Address by Dr Van Dyke at North Carolina Teachers Assembly

Raleigh Dec 1 The North Carolina Teachers Assembly annual conference moves to its climax this afternoon with officer elections and Dr Henry Van Dyke of Trenton New Jersey will speak on Poetry and Nature Miss Elizabeth Kelly state commissioner of adult illiterates and vice president is slated to be elected president without opposition Jules B Warren secretary treasurer seems assured of re election The morning and early afternoon sessions featured meetings while Dr E C Brooks commissioner of public instruction held further talks with county superintendents on revisions to state school laws

Raleigh North Carolina Teachers’ Assemly Henry van Dyke Trenton N J Elizabeth Kelly Assembly Jules B. Warren E. C. Brooks

Class Officers to Be Installed at First Reformed Church

Ba raca class of the First Reformed church will install officers at a thanksgiving supper in the recreation room tonight at 7 20 oclock. Brief talks are planned and members expect an enjoyable meeting. In a separate room the Philathea class will elect officers.

First Reformed Church

Mr. Clark Enrolls in National Real Estate Course

Alston Clark of this city leaves tonight for Chicago to attend an extensive course at the National School of Real Estate training. The six week program covers all branches of real estate and storm sales at what is said to be the largest institution of its kind in the United States. The note on language adds that the word sack remains similar across tongues as a traditional last utterance before Babel.

Alston Clark Chicago National School of Real Estate Clark United States

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Freg Harper Belier High Point Builders Southern Railway System Schedule New York Birmingham New Orleans N.Y -Columbia Augusta Atlanta Washington A Os Og Ve Richmond Binam N. Y Danville Westminster Bram Charlotte Tianta Ichmond Col Wash Augusta-New York Birmingham-N. O Atlanta-Washington S&s Eall On Maundees H. Gr&ham, D. P. A Charlotte, N. C Arthur Gardner Eada Ot Wom J. L. Mosely Crassieres Loflin South Main Street Dyer Building Rayarore van Dyke MR. Clark Ett Tenner
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