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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
2
Cooperative marketing and buying expanded as farm demonstration agents report progress in tobacco fruit and corn growing. The year records show 23 165 crop demonstrations on 70 973 acres with 7 950 reports, plus 18 920 demonstrations on 95 716 acres by independent farmers.
Doctors recommend Calotabs as a nausealess calomel tablet to activate the liver before fighting influenza and colds. One or two tablets at bedtime purge the system with no nausea or eating disruption, and a morning after shows improved health and appetite. Sold in sealed packages for 35 cents large size and 10 cents pocket size.
Feb 5 Trinity College reports Walter W. Turrentine a senior composer whose song Her Name's Lucille? gains notice in North Carolina music circles. His four years of work at Trinity show growing fame and promising future prospects in the music world.
The article highlights Trinity senior Mr. Turrentine as a rising songwriter and performer. It notes 100 copies sold, four new songs copyrighted, and plans for publication. It praises his dark tone voice and mentions future performances with the Trinity glee club and talking machine programs.
A Victrola representative predicts the song “Her Names ee” will become very popular, calling the piece destined for success and widespread appeal.
Dr RR A Schoonover of Greensboro was chosen as coroner of Guilford County to succeed Dr George EB Roberson who resigned due to other duties. Schoonover has practiced in Greensboro for more than 12 years and assumed office immediately. Roberson expressed thanks for the support from voters in recent elections.
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