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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1917
Page
6
Louisa Lawrence captivates at a dinner while Sybil hides jealousy of Landry who stares with pity anger and admiration. Louisa leads the group with wit songs and flirtation as Landry’s mood deepens and secrets simmer amid festive revelry.
In a crowded room Louisa rebukes Landry and Warren décor. a faint illness prompts Louisa to be carried to the library. The narrator, torn by curiosity, follows but is kept back as guests are urged to stay. The scene hints at tension and potential danger amid social flirtations.
Camp Sevier Greenville S C December 17 only one death has occurred at the camp in the past two days The deceased is Private Thomas Williams of Company D 11Sth Infantry whose father Charlie Williams resides in Laurens South Carolina Reverend BE FE Robb of Chicago arrived for a series of religious meetings at the camp Evangelistic services conducted this week in the 60th brigade have led soldiers to choose a better life This week services will be held at the field artillery brigade Reverend William Crowe D D camp A M C A religious secretary is leading the meetings
The Christmas campaign to add ten million new members to the American Red Cross began after sermons from American pulpits. Dr. Henry Van Dyke of Princeton urged universal support, calling for giving not to poverty but to aid wounded and suffering as Christmas 1914 approaches. Membership booths open today with about 50,000 workers staffing them nationwide.
The Hague reports 1918 naval estimates include three submarines and a mine-layer for the home nation and three subs for the East Indies, with several already under construction. U S refusal to sanction building three boats in San Francisco complicates the program. Foley Kidney Pills cited in an Averill Minnesota testimonial.
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined, once deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect mucous surfaces through the blood. One hundred dollars reward for failure to cure. circulars and testimonials available. Druggists sell Hall's Pills for constipation.
Mrs. James W. Millner mother of Mrs. W H Plummer of this city died at her Reidsville home Friday at midnight after a short illness. She was about 70 and survived by five daughters and four sons. Funeral services were held in Reidsville with interment in Greenview cemetery. Also reported New York pitcher Ray Fisher, veteran of the Yankees since 1909, has enlisted in the army and is stationed at Fort Slocum awaiting Y M C A duty.
At Camp Sevier Greenville Dec 17 an officer says the regiment is the healthiest in camp with all woolen uniforms issued. One battery remains under quarantine no longer, and several men and officers are on leave. Major Bacon attends Fort Sill school of fire. O Hale of Nashville enlisted. Colonel Berry commands.
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