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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
5
Dawn in a trench morning poem contrasts quiet memory with war as Grantland Rice’s verse in Philadelphia Ledger urges rise to shell and drum. In the same issue club notices list meetings at Mrs. Parker Lindsay Street and Mrs Wirkman Washington Street with Gamma Zeta and Philomathean members.
Due to Mrs. Carter Dalton’s illness the Gamma Zeta club will meet with Miss Avery Kirkman Saturday at 3 o'clock at her home on Washington Street.
Litany services will be held tomorrow evening at 7 30 at St Marys Episcopal Church along with vestry meeting and choir practice. Rev Warren W Way of Salisbury will visit Sunday and Monday with a congregational meeting Monday evening in the Kiks home basement and feather weight refreshments. Archdeacon William H Hardin of Salisbury Rev Mr Andrews of Lexington expected. All Episcopalians by marriage invited.
Last Monday evening Miss Abba Parsons celebrated her twentieth birthday at the home of W T Kennedy. Friends attended a lively party with games, a salad course, and punch. Guests included Callie Cecil Ruth Anderson Grace Thompson Pearle Mitchell Ethel Mitchell Pearl Nixon Kathleen Kennedy Nora Hilton Thomasville T V Jones T L Lloyd Harold Cecil and Otis Cecil.
Frank Creelman remains at his North Main Street home as pneumonia progresses after an illness initially mistaken for a severe cold or la grippe. Medical concerns grew as the condition worsened a few days after the onset.
M. J. Kivett returned to Camp Sevier at Greenville South Carolina Wednesday night after a visit to his wife here. Dr J W Hunter of Asheboro spent several hours in the city yesterday. S Bryant of Winston Salem is a business visitor to the city, as W P Ragan spent yesterday in Greensboro. T J Gold was a business visitor to Greensboro yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Hutchison of Lexington has returned home after visiting her sister Mrs John Lindsay. Mrs Frank L Ricketts returned today from a months visit to Chicago New York Pittsburgh and other northern cities.
Mrs. John A. Lindsay Sr has returned from an extended visit to Lieut and Mrs Bruce Carraway in Jacksonville Florida and Sergt Andrew Lindsay stationed at Camp Jackson Columbia South Carolina.
Four young women linked to Frontier Press announce they had no involvement with the letter to Herbert Hoover on North Carolina food conditions. They apologize for any confusion, noting the letter was sent by a solicitor for another publication and an entirely different company.
The Rose Theater presents Lynn Reynolds story Mr Opp with Arthur Hoyt as Mr Opp Neva Gerber as Guinevere Gus ty George Hernandez as Jimmy Fallows George Cheseboro as Williard Hinton and Elise Maison as Kippy Opp. Bluebird selects locations to match the n ara tive. Cove June is shown as the village in the tale and Kentucky villagers are portrayed by chosen types.
Louis Buckner of Somerset Virginia reports relief from backache rheumatic pains and sleep disturbance after using Foley Kidney Fills. The ad claims the remedy eases back pains stiff joints and bladder symptoms. Mann Drug Co.
Hundreds witnessed Geraldine Farrar and Wallace Reid in The Woman God Forgot at the Broadway theater. The Aztec era tale follows a princess who betrays her father for love, ending in a moral finale with spectacular pictorial effects and grand scenery. The film is shown again today.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 4 o clock for Rev. Albert Peele a venerable Quaker minister from Guilford College who died after a brief illness. The death brings sincere regret to High Point and to the Friends church community he served with distinction.
In two parts from 1917, a narrator recalls spying on a tense scene at Landry's office. Jealousy flares as Mrs Hyde sobs and Miss Hopkins offers help while Landry confronts intrusion and secrecy. The narrator vows to continue watching, revealing a tense domestic intrigue.
Sevier South Carolina January 10 19xx uniform charge of 25 cents to each point in the camp must be signed by all public service drivers before license to enter the military reservation and transport soldiers. This measure aims to curb extortion and cutthroat competition while improving transportation as leave days are staggered and interurban trains handle crowds. Cars are limited to 20 miles per hour and prohibited from transporting liquor or to houses of prostitution.
An advertisement urges women to use Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed use. It claims safety and dependability, notes they are not sold in drug stores, and offers free information from the Nz Medical Institute in Mihy.
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