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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1920
Page
2
Schedule in effect July 10 1917 shows times trains may be expected to arrive and depart from listed stations. Times stated are not guaranteed and actual departure or arrival may vary.
J Burt Holder appears with address details and contact numbers for Drs Jackson and Woodrat at 102 1-2 N Main. Office phone 568 and residence 512 are provided in a brief listing.
A wife pleads with her angry husband Crittenden to settle quarrels and allow her to keep Pegasus the horse. The scene unfolds in a tense exchange with accusations, sarcasm, and a petition to avoid future grievances. The couple debates keeping the horse and healing their relationship amid mounting strain. A telegram-writing excerpt and a Japanese tailor closing the page end.
The High Point Perpetual Building and Loan association reported its most successful year in 1919 at a stockholders meeting held in the Commercial National Bank. Secretary Treasurer W. A. J. Idol detailed share Series activity, cash disbursements, and $70,300 total value at maturity while noting strong loan demand and a low arrears rate. Officers and directors were listed, with Hauser as president and Idol as secretary treasurer.
A series of evangelistic services starts Sunday morning at the Friends church in Richmond Indiana and runs through next week. Rev Andrew F Mitchiell of the South Eighth Street Friends church will preach. He recently filled in for the local pastor and has attracted many with his eloquence and spirituality. Evening services begin at 7 30.
Deeds filed in Greensboro county courthouse show Dred Peacock and Carter Dalton commissioners transferring property on Jordan Street to A. E. Futrell for 3000 dollars. Roland Park company also conveyed two High Point township parcels to Futrell for nominal consideration of ten dollars. Mrs Minnie P Waito and Sid bh Leonard sold a Willowbrook Street lot for 1600 dollars.
Histories recall early American farmerettes, brave young women in New York and the Carolinas who banded together during the revolution to reap wheat, traveling from farm to farm and asking if the men of the family were with the fighting men.
Jan 23 report says a voice from a cellar on Pond Street cries for food at 9 am and noon, lasting hours. Police explored the cellar but found no cause and curious crowds gather to hear the so called spook with an appetite beg for food while Turks favor amber for nicotine protection.
An advertisement touts an “inside bath” by drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. It claims quick health and complexion gains, urging readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate to prove the changes.
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