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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
3
A poetic society note evokes sea imagery as a lover recalls sea gull day. The speaker describes wind surf spray blue skies and white sails while longing pulls the heart away then returns home healed by sunlit foam and a chantey’s lure.
Leona Jones completes nurse training at Guilford General hospital on December 15, with undergraduate work at Chick Spring hospital in South Carolina. She earns high marks in her profession.
Mrs E T Kearns returns to the city after visiting her mother Mrs H B Parks in Concord. Miss Jessie Kearns is confined to her room by an infection. Miss Edna and Lois Davis and Alma Pickard have been visiting relatives in Thomasville. Miss Edna Davis and Miss Pickard have re-
Mrs. Kiebert Gloff was taken to Winston Salem for hospital treatment under Dr. Hanes. Visitors Charles Brown and J. P. Gillett came to Hamlet. Edward Whitener of Bassett Virginia visits Mrs. Hi G Strayhorn. Kenneth Crutchfield returns to Bramwell West Virginia to teach. Jasse Thrower of Goldsboro and Romellus J Stein of Roxboro visit the orphanage. Miss Susie Myers leaves for Gastonia. Sam Guyver visits his brother Frank Guyer sick on Lexington avenue. Mr and Mrs Luther Grimes visit Winston-Salem. Mrs J S Thompson leaves for Rock Hill South Carolina. Rev and Mrs W W Rowe visiting Mrs D E Hoover.
The District of Columbia public employment department reports that many college graduates applying for jobs fail to earn more than ten to twelve dollars a week and are passed over by employers for clerical work. Officials blame applicants’ mismatched expectations and advise practical, nondegree paths for quick placement. Educators counter that the issue lies in misaligned business needs rather than colleges.
A prominent trunk and handbag maker from a large eastern city is in talks with the High Point chamber of commerce. Secretary Fr. Sizemore says prospects are favorable for moving a $200000 established factory to High Point. The note mentions ongoing discussions and the company’s stable history.
Mrs May Van Wye wife of Benjamin C Van Wye professor and former schoolteacher was elected by Republicans in Hamilton County to represent the area in the Ohio House for two years She won with 76609 votes and is active in the National Council of Defense the Patriotic League and the YWCA She promotes women voting and public service and enjoys travel gardening and outdoor life.
New York cotton prices opened steady to higher by 3 to 11 points as steady futures tables and continued firmness in the southern markets influenced early trading. Trading chatter noted demand and regional support buoying the market.
Cotton futures opened steady then eased amid nervousness over foreign affairs. Liverpool acted as a buyer at times with moderate domestic demand. March trading fell from 26.75 to 26.55 while early sessions saw 10 to 123 point declines. January 26.58 March 26.73 May 26.76 July 26.43 October 24.74.
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