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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1916
Page
5
The social editor requests readers to report visitors to or from High Point at telephone number 12. The column then shares multiple society notes including visits by Mrs. Coffield, hosting and dining events, WOT Club gatherings, and a church sermon by Mrs. Brockett Jr., with guests named and dates implied.
The Recorder reports a WCTU meeting on Tuesday at 2 PM with Mrs M R Lynch addressing Anti Cigarette Law. It notes a United Daughters of the Confederacy white sale at the Elks home, marriage announcements, births, visits, and a lengthy court session in which Wade trial proceedings and multiple docket items are described with witness statements and potential acquittal.
The gmnest of her daughter in Sanford has gone to Gainesville Florida where she will visit her son Marsh Bullard. Judge McRae of Thomasville was the guest of Miss Jewel Park in Sunday. The Misses Ellis of Archdale spent the weekend with Miss Mary White and Mme. Marvim Andrews.
Mrs. Lewis McFarland spoke to the Janior Christian Endeavor society in Charlotte yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Gilliam returned from a weekend visit to Mt. Airy. Mrs. B. Hayworth visited Burlington friends and returned. Miss Clara Hayworth and Louise Dick spent the weekend in Thomasville with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Edward King Willis returned to Washington after visiting Mrs. Willis' parents on North Main Street. They were entertained during the visit. Miss Mary Hunter and Henry Sives of Lexington were guests of Miss Mabel Gurley on Maple Street yesterday.
Traveling lecturer W Blanchard Moore will illustrate the life of Siberian exiles tomorrow at 8 PM in the auditorium. He spent time in Siberia filming the prisoners and harsh conditions, was imprisoned, escaped, and now shares his experiences to expose the exile system's horrors.
In Fayetteville on February 7, Sam Hill of Orangeburg was killed when he tried to swing onto train No. 385 and was crushed. His body lay for about 36 hours before his wife identified him two weeks later, after an unmarked grave and exhumation.
New Orleans February 7 Gen Felix Diaz reputed leader of the Cientifico party in Mexico says he is through with revolutions when asked about a rumor he would join another uprising. General and Mrs Diaz are staying with Col Rodolfo Bassail, a staff member from his Mexico days.
New York February 7. It is confirmed that Jess Willard and Frank Moran will receive a $10,000 bonus for signing a 10 round match to be held in New York on March 17. Willard is promised $7,500 and Moran $2,500 in addition to the $60000 purse with two thirds going to the champion.
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