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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
5
A sermon like call to persevere echoes as local notices report a Red Cross bridge and rock party at the Elks home on West Broad Street to fund Red Cross material. W C T U meetings feature songs, solos, and a humorous reading followed by refreshments.
The Y W C A of the First Baptist church will meet with Mrs T G Shelton Monday afternoon at 3 50 o clock.
Elmer Shields attended a picnic supper at a mill pond hosted by Mrs. W. F. Clegg with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rawley. J. W. Landreth visited Greensboro on business. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman spent the evening in the city. Asa Biggs and family left for Greenville. Vera Idol resigned as city school employee to become principal at Yancey rural high school. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Terry and Miss...
Polly Heitman heads to Jackson Springs for a weekend with Thelma Wineskie returns from Statesville. Louise Cooper of Raleigh visits Maude White while Isaac Humter travels to Raleigh. Mrs Beavans and sons visit from Brevard. Elizabeth Crawford arrives from Greensboro to stay with Evelyn Jones. Clara Hayworth recovering well after surgery. Banks Bencini and George Lowe go to Mount Airy for White Sulphur Springs. Vera Kluttz spends weekend in Salisbury. Mr and Mrs Sills plan Sunday visit in Salisbury. Special bargain day at Hobbs store Saturday.
Tokio July 7 The Japanese government establishes assistant naval attaché posts at embassies in Washington London Paris and Petrograd to advise regular attaches and study each nation’s naval affairs The first officer is Commander Viscount Mamichi Hotta a Daimyo peer and former minister of communication in 1908
A Boston Monitor editorial notes that people object to government control of essential goods but tolerate private power to set high prices like 54.40 a bushel for potatoes or 17 a barrel for flour. The piece contrasts authority perceptions in public versus private hands.
The Springfield Republican cites the fable where mice seek to bell the cat and notes Russia s Duma took the lead in the task and now resists being sidelined after completing its work. The editorial uses the allegory to comment on political maneuvering and authority.
Regular communication, N. Ff. Reid Lodge No. 344, A. F. and A. M., Monday evening July 9. Full attendance is desired. Visitors welcome. Signed M. R. Lynch, W. M. V. Kirkman, Sec.
Reports describe a banana spider seen near Kivet grocery on East Green Street. Local residents note the appearance during morning hours and advise caution while passing. Authorities have not issued any public warnings.
For Men Women and Children. Mrs. Chas writes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs whooping cough asthma croup hay fever. Mills Pa ey's Honey and would not be you get FOLEY'S. Mann Drug Co.
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