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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1918

Page

5

War Mercy Spirit Highlighted by Wesley Memorial Society

The Young Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial church held its first New Year meeting January 14 at Mrs. J. G. Marsh's home. Officers reported improvements over last year with a clean New Year slate, a mission study class, and active social service distributing literature and clothing to the needy. The war committee maintains contact with soldier boys, and plans for 1918 include higher pledges and ongoing tithing discussions.

Italy A. ¥. Frazier L. L. Wheeler

Young crowd enjoys informal dance at Sam Davis home

An informal dance was held last night at Sam Davis's South Main Street home. Punch flowed as Vietra's provided music. Dancers included Narcic White Frances Wood Margaret Rankin Pauline Simmons Helen Reynolds Josephine Wood Margery Kirkman Alexander Rankin Edward Crawford of Oak Ridge Lawrence Cannon Allen Henley Tom Turner Sidney Wood and Carl Page of Asheboro.

Sam Davis South Main Street Narcic White Frances Wood Margaret Rankin Pauline Simmons Helen Reynolds Josephine Wood Margery Kirkman Alexander Rankin Edward Crawford Oak Ridge Lawrence Cannon Allen Henley Tom Turner Sidney Wood Carl Page Asheboro

Red Cross Shipment Reaches Southern Division HQ

A Red Cross shipment arrived Monday to the southern division headquarters. The package included 39 sweaters 32 mufflers and 16 wristlets knitted by local ladies aiding wartime relief.

Red Cross Southern Division

Fine showing expected for second knitted goods shipment

The note urges a strong display for the second shipment of knitted goods within a month and calls for a little sacrifice and extra effort to match the hospital supplies effort.

Tar Heel members to meet with Mies Helen Muse

Tar Heel chapter members will meet on South Main street at 3.30 on Wednesday afternoon to witness a discussion of matters of importance to the group. Full attendance is desired.

Tar Heel Mies Helen Muse South Main Street

Social Service Group Plans 3:50 PM Meeting at Elke's Home

The social service department will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 50 at Elke's home. Mrs H W McCain will read a paper on Caswell Training School at Kinston. Mrs J E Kirkman will recount her visit there. Several items of interest will be discussed. All club members urged to attend.

Social Service Department Elke H. W. McCain Caswell Training School Kinston J. E. Kirkman

Edith Arthur Returns to Biltmore from Fairview Visit

Miss Edith Arthur visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Arthur at Fairview Kennels and returned this morning to Biltmore where she holds a responsible position.

Edith Arthur G. T. Arthur Fairview Kennels Biltmore

Young High Point students return to schools after term end

With the end of the holdings the young people of High Point have returned to the various schools and colleges. Miss Helen Long and Miss Pauline Simmons leave today for Salem.

High Point Helen Long Pauline Simmons Salem

The Old Story Ends A Second Part Teaser

A narrator confronts betrayal as Landry hides his consulting room visits from Sybil while a glamorous client, Hilde Hyde, appears to complicate their marriage. Sybil accuses Landry of infidelity and control, threatening to expose the rift as tension escalates.

Louisa Lawrence New York Landry Louisa

Mrs Jim Kearns Recovers Nicely After Operation

Mrs Jim Kearns recently underwent an operation at the local hospital and is recovering well. Friends are relieved by her steady progress and return to health.

Jim Kearns

North Carolina newspaper workers and travelers noted

J P Rawley attended a circulation managers meeting in Charlotte. Sam Davis Edward Crawford and Sidney Wood of Asheboro proceed to Bailey Institute in Greenwood DC. Col Manly McDowell, US income tax collector, visits Morganton. B Stedman of Asheboro visited Greensboro yesterday. Mrs Mollie Horney leaves for Greenville SC. Miss Louise Ingram Maud Owen Catherine Harmon were in Greensboro. Hedgecock of Greenville SC visits with his father J L Hedgecock in Elm. Lois Peterson vacationed in Hickory with her parents. Dorothy Gordon recovering from sight injury at home.

J. P. Rawley Charlotte North Carolina Sam Davis Edward Crawford Sidney Wood Asheboro Greenwood, D. C Bailey Institute Louise Ingram Maud Owen Catherine Harmon Greensboro

Plea Entered In Greek Restaurateur Murder Case

Fayetteville hearing reveals Leon Sturm of Berkeley County and Rose Ward of Winston-Salem pleading to second degree murder for the December 5 killing of Angelos Mouteous in a lodging house. State solicitor accepts plea. judge to hear evidence on sentence.

Fayetteville Jan Leon Sturm Berkeley County Rose Hdwards Winston-Salem Hey Angelos Mouteous McLean Connor

Man From Painted Post Brings Fairbanks Westering Adventure

Douglas Fairbanks stars in The Man from Painted Post at Broadway starting tomorrow and Thursday. He wrote the script based on Jackson Gregorys Silver Slippers and features Fancy Jim Sherwood battling a cattle rustler gang with rodeo champions like Sam Browness John Judd Tommy Grimes and H A Strickland in authentic western action. Also note Kentucky legislature ratified a federal prohibition amendment on January 15.

Douglas Fairbanks Sam Browness John Judd Tommy Grimes H. A. Strickland Cheyenne Wyo

NHF Silver Company Announces Friday Start

The NHF Silver Company sets a start on Friday for an annual sale and releases a forthcoming announcement for customers. The notice hints at special offerings and a promotional event to be detailed tomorrow.

NHF Silver Company

Marshall Chosen at the State University

The article notes Marshall chosen as commencement marshal for 1918 after a junior class meeting at the State University. N. O. Gooding named chief with assistants Rainey Cuthbertson James Ficklen T. P. Brinn P. Jarvis Walter Feimster Jeff Bynum and L. H. H. Glodves.

Gooding Rainey Cuthbertson James Ficklen T. P. Brinn P. ©. Jarvis Walter Feimster Jeff Bynum L. H H. Glodves

Boy Wanted To Learn Printing Trade At Petric Co

Advertises an opportunity for a reliable boy to work in the composing room at The Petric Printing Co. Must be willing to learn, take instructions, and work hard. Apply in person.

Petric Printing Ca

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