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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1917
Page
5
A lyrical meditation on nature and friendship. The speaker asks to keep the treasures of the natural world close, to welcome light at the end, and to return the body to nature as the spirit departs. The verse honors sapphire skies, hills, forests, birds, flowers, and enduring companionship.
Rev Thomas P Anderson received a surprise birthday party for his 79th birthday with many friends and family present. Guests enjoyed dinner after an evening of celebration and his two sons Robert and Frank of Washington DC gave him 79 quarters from the new mint designs. Despite his age he remains in good health.
The Entre Nous club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at 3 30 by Mrs J J Farriss in a social gathering.
J. T. Ryan leaves tonight for New York for ten days of business. Miss Clara Steel and Miss Grace Bencini return to Greensboro College for Women after visiting the city. Mrs. W. P. Beavans goes to Raleigh to visit her sister and attend Paderewski recital. E. H. C. Fields shows partial recovery after illness. B. C. Royal heads to New York for the furniture exposition. Birth announced: a daughter Vesta Hanna born to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Copeland. Mrs. B. A. Clark and Martian Clark travel to Raleigh for Paderewski concert. Fred N. Tate spends yesterday in Greensboro on business. G. H. Walker visits Greensboro. Miss Mamie Anderson spends the weekend with W. T. Anderson.
Mrs W L Welborn of Richmond visits Park street parents Mr and Mrs J L Welborn as Rev Thomas P Anderson birthday party guest. Miss Annie Petty returns to Greensboro after funer al of J Harper Johnston. G Sam Bradshaw of Greensboro attends Johnston funeral. FE C Land returns to Greensboro after business. E F Pate of Greensboro was a business visitor yesterday.
Mason W. Grant of Greensboro, clerk of Guilford County Superior Court, spent a few hours in the city this afternoon probate the will of the late E A Bencini.
Gastonia hosts a series of public events at the Armington hotel with welcomes from J H Separk and C B Armstrong. Delegates including E S Millsaps, W P G Harding, and Fred N Tate will address bankers, businessmen, and secretaries, followed by round tables, committee appointments, and multiple farm and club program sessions.
Manager MelIntyre promotes Mme Olga Petrovа in The Scarlet Woman a Metro wonderplay noted for supreme appeal. Tomorrow William Farnum stars in Battle of Hearts a Fox release described as a thrilling sea tale.
The Road to Love debuts tomorrow at the Broadway theater with Lenore Ulrich as the star. A celebrated cast supports her as gowns form a highlight of the film presentation promising a feminine fan turnout.
In Jacksonville on January 23 a federal court heard a motion for a new trial for Thomas C. McCoy who was convicted of conspiring to defraud the government of liquor tax. He operated the Long Branch distillery and was summoned as a witness in other trials tied to a large fraud scheme.
Electric flood lighting of an apartment house in Kansas City led to the renting of 44 apartments in one month, signaling strong demand and the impact of added illumination on occupancy.
A fragment records times at the Zinzendorf Hotel across morning to late afternoon with entries at 3 30 a m 11 00 a m 2 00 p m and 5 00 p m reflecting successive events or schedules.
A New York tug dispatcher directs a line of harbor tugs by telephone to coordinate their movements. The system uses voice commands to manage each tug’s position and tasks in the harbor area.
St Patrick's Cathedral in Norwich Connecticut uses six electric projector units to illuminate the console arch and altar, creating striking relief and beauty throughout the interior.
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