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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
5
A fragmentary verse echoes Longfellow with repeated tide imagery. It contrasts rising tides and night curfews with a traveler’s departure and footprints fading on the shore. A garbled line appears, but the core poem centers on time, movement, and impermanence.
Department summaries show progress across social services red cross support and travelers aid plans in High Point. Nursing notes 340 Visites to 48 cases in December. Red Cross seals fund 100.20 remains for tuberculosis fight. leadership changes include Farriss resignation and White election, plus Petty as second vice president.
The Pricila club will gather Friday afternoon at ? o'clock at the Red Cross headquarters for a planned meeting.
Miss Catherine Burns Miss Blanche Cox and Miss Bertha Cox of Ashboro spent several hours in the city yesterday en route to Greensboro. James Lyon and Lyman Redding visited Greensboro last evening. Mrs Mollie Horney returned from Statesville. William London went to Charlotte on business. Elizabeth Harriss returned to G C W after holidays with her parents. Mrs T J Gold spent yesterday afternoon in Greensboro.
A two part story follows Sybil, her fiancé Landry, and Margaret as they prepare to move to New York. Tensions mix with affection as family bonds, medical vows, and expectations of marriage unfold amid the chaos of leaving a familiar home. Margaret urges selfless support for Warren, while Sybil questions a doctor's work and marriage tradeoffs.
Mrs. J. P. Campbell of Bennettsville visits sister Mrs. T. P. Wrenn on Broad street. Miss Ida Efird and Miss Carrie Ox im of Winston Salem guests. Mrs. Stephen Clark on Parkway. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Hiatt return from Kernersville after the Stuart wedding. W. N. Bullard of Jamesville visits mother. Paul Henley returns to Roxboro. C. C. Sewell improving at home on South Main. Trinity News notes various visitors and town events with local households named.
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