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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1918
Page
5
The Entre Nous group meets with Mrs. Stephen Clark at Parkaway at 3 00 PM and the Alexander Martin chapter Op. ALA meets with Mrs. TH A Millis at South Main Street at 3 30 PM. A Millis is appointed chairman of the white sale committee. The sale is scheduled for Tuesday February 12.
The regular business meeting is set for Saturday at 2 o'clock at Veterans' headquarters. Christmas gifts will be given to veterans who missed the previous gathering. All Confederate veterans in the city are urged to attend and visiting veterans are welcome. A social meeting begins at 3 o'clock with ministers, khaki clad men, and newspaper men invited.
The regular meeting led by Mrs. C. Mendenhall at Gatewood Avenue discussed annual white sale logistics for February at the Elks' home hosted by Mrs. H. The session focused on organizing and coordinating events for the charity fundraiser.
Members of the Literature department of the Woman's club held an afternoon study at Mrs Word Gold's Oakwood court home. Mrs H A White led the session focusing on South American topics.
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church will meet at Mrs. Rov Leinbach’s home at 312 Thurston Street Friday at 3 o'clock instead of Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Reformed church will meet tomorrow at 3 o'clock in the afternoon with Mrs R FE Leinback on Thurston street. Full attendance is desired.
The Entre Nous Club requests all women with knitting to complete work and bring it to Red Cross headquarters by Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock for a shipment that day.
The Entre Nous club plans a gathering at Mrs. Stephen Clarke's home on Park away. The Alexander Martin chapter D A R will meet with Mrs H A Millis Thursday at 3 30 PM at her home on South Main street.
Mrs Jim Kearns is recovering after an operation at the hospital. Births include a girl born to Mr and Mrs B S Cummings. Wescott Roberson is confined to his Elwood hotel room with throat trouble. W Idol attended Wachovia Bank stockholders meeting in Winston Salem. W Brooks Marsh of Greensboro visited the city yesterday. G Sam Bradshaw of Greensboro spent time on professional business. Several Greensboro residents—Catherine Keith Jessie Keith Jennie Britton Sarah Britton Claire Stafford—traveled to the city to visit friends. Clara Blair returned to Juiford college after holidays with her parents. Carter Dalton left for Raleigh for a North Carolina Code commission meeting. S Lindau of Greensboro was in the city yesterday afternoon. Ruth and Elizabeth Welch shopped in Greensboro yesterday. Everette Marsh departed for a trip to New York and Baltimore.
A special meeting on food problems was held at the Y M C A units 85 last night. Officers and cooks of the 55th Field Artillery Brigade attended the session at Camp Sevier Greenville South Carolina.
Washington January 9 parcels for American troops in France may be addressed directly to the soldiers but will no longer be received by the commanding general port of embarkation as in the past. The post office department announced today.
Sybil recalls a tense visit where Louisa warns of New York temptations as Landry tries to calm her. The narrative follows concerns about morphine use, family interference, and trust as Landry cautions against meddling and secrecy while hoping for Louisa’s recovery.
Twin City Sentinel reports Wachovia Bank and Trust Company held its annual meeting in the directors room. Treasurer's report cites deposits surpassing 15 million with capital and undivided profits over 2 million. Asset totals rise from 6.22 million in 1911 to 17.06 million in 1918. Trust accounts reach 329 totaling 7.68 million. Savings deposits total 3.23 million, despite Liberty bond sales of 3.465 million.
Two three inch guns have arrived at Sevier camp increasing total to six to equip three field artillery regiments. As harness and equipment for one battery of four guns arrive, firing at the Cleveland mills artillery range near Greenville will begin. A camp for one battalion is being erected there.
Message notes a Friday event at the Industrial College promoting a program titled SINGERS night out. Ramsey Drive and Mann Drug Co are involved with accommodations for attendees. White pea refers to a ticket or seating detail with sale until noon.
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