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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1918

Page

5

Dance guests fill Brokaw Lodge with city friends

Last night a social at Brokaw's Lodge hosted numerous locals and visitors. Guests included Miss Ellen White, Miss Beatrice Crouch, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Ellis of Burlington, Miss Dorothy Mendenhall of Lexington, and many others. Attendees traveled from Greensboro, Durham, Columbia, and Charlotte, with several staying for the weekend and many returning from recent trips or studies.

Brokaw’s Lodge McTavish Mc Tavish Ellen White Beatrice Crouch Mary Smith Ellis Burlington Mary Spear Nellie Muse Dorothy Mendenhall Lexington Leona Muse Nannie Gwyn AlmaHlolt Alma Holt Frank Smith Charles Holton Sam Davis Sam Davis, Jr R. R. Ragan Lester Teague Hubert Gurley Everet Marsh Percy White John Spencer

London tram motormen to gain power saving bonus

London authorities announce a scheme giving tramway car motormen a bonus equal to fifty percent of the value of the electricity they save. The plan aims to encourage economical power use by drivers.

London London Countyeil Haus

Million Dollar Mystery at Rose Tuesday

A Rose Tuesday feature centers on a million dollar mystery believed hidden or contested. Report details the event's key figures and the local interest surrounding the prize.

Manufacturers Add to Their Lines As Result of the War

Manchester England June 27 Corres pondence of the Associated Press Before the war England preferred imports for magnetos insulating materials and field glass lenses Now these items are produced in munition factories Field glass lenses satisfy army and navy better than German production Screw milling replaces skilled dies in most screws in England nearly all screws now milled by machines operated by unskilled workers

Pondence Associated Press England United States America Germany Austria

Cotton futures open steady as forecasts aid trading

The New York cotton market starts quiet with light weekend activity and weak outside interest. October and December futures rise four to seven points after briefly slipping, while opening quotes show October at 24.85, December 24.28, January 24.10, and March 24.06.

New York Easiig

German Raider Seen at Lightship Near Nantucket

Captain William Price of the fishing schooner Elizabeth Wing reported a near encounter with a suspected German raider about 20 miles south-southeast of Nantucket. The unidentified 2,500 ton steamer, camouflaged with washed paint and iron dust, approached within 100 feet but hailed nothing.

Nantucket Glowester Mass William Price Elizabeth Wing Nantucket South Shoal First Naval District Boston Price

Three-Year-Old Millsapps Dies at Home

Chainey Millsapps, age three years ten months, died last night at his parents’ home, 415 Peachtree street. He was ill only a few days. Funeral services will be at 4:00 p.m. at the residence conducted by Rev James W. Rose and Rev Thomas Carrick, with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.

Chainey Millsapps W. W. Millsapps Peachtree Street James W. Rose Thomas Carrick Oakwood Cemetery

British guard well torpedo construction details revealed

Lancaster June 28 The British government tightly guards the secret of the balance chamber used in submarines torpedoes. Three English plants produce interchangeable parts sent to a central plant for fitting one chamber. One factory ships about 21 torpedoes weekly. labor is largely unskilled with women among workers. Average torpedo cost is $5000.

Lancaster Associated Press England

Meat Markets Set New Weekday and Saturday Hours

Meat markets announce new hours closing daily on weekdays at 8 PM and Saturday nights at 11 PM. Henderson & Foust, E. K. Ingram, W. H. Gurley publish the notice to customers.

Henderson & Foust

Iowa Telephone Company Helps to Recruit Labor

Washington July 27 Iowa was the first state to respond to Secretary of Labor Wilsons request to rural telephone companies to cooperate with the federal employment service in recruiting farm labor Forty eight companies in that state have signified their willingness to cooperate These companies have placed the employment service in communication with 19049 farmers who will be called up by a central operator at least once a week and their needs ascertained Farmers will give the nature of work and the wages offered and this information will be forwarded to the nearest employment office Telephone companies in twelve states have been asked to cooperate.

Washington Iowa Secretary of Wilson Federal

Ministers consider August open air services in High Point

Rev. H. H. Robbins president of the High Point Ministers association calls a meeting Monday at 10 to decide on Sunday evening union services on the lawn of the South Main Street graded school during August. Several North Carolina cities have held such services this summer with good effect and the ministers will decide their plan.

H. H. Robbins High Point Ministers’ Asociation South Main Street North Carolina

Reverend J. H. Barnhardt to Preach Sunday at Wesley Memorial

The Rev J H Barnhardt presiding elder of the district of the Methodist Episcopal Church south will preach Sunday morning at Wesley Memorial chapel. This marks his third official visit to Wesley Memorial. He will preside at the quarterly conference session scheduled for Monday.

Wesley Memorial Church J. H. Barnhardt Methodist Episcopal Church South Wesley Memorial Chinel Earnhardt Wesley Memorial

Sherlock This Man Has Solved the One Big Riddle of 1918

Alexandria La July 27 The question of what an enlisted man in the American army does with all his money has been answered here by a disclosure of the financial affairs of one member of a machine gun company at Camp Beauregard The soldier receives 33 a month 15 sent to his mother 85 paid on a Liberty bond 6 50 deducted for insurance leaving a balance of 6 50 or about 21 cents a day As Uncle Sam provides him with everything he desires and the 21 cents is idle wealth he has decided to open a savings account.

Alexandria Camp Beauregard Sam Walth

War Stimulus Revives Irish Pottery Industry

Dublin July 27 The war has revived Irish industry with Wexford producing cooking ware equal to French goods and drain pipes and sanitary ware rivaling English products. Experts note abundant clay deposits suitable for the sector and renewed activity across the sector.

Dublin Wexford France England

West Africa Cocoa Exports Tied to Native Chiefs

London reports native chiefs in British West Africa prepare to export cocoa, taking over the former German firm’s trade and direct shipments to England.

London British West Africa West Africa England

Million Dollar Mystery at the Rose Tuesday

The Rose Tuesday features a mystery event described as a million dollar caper drawing attention from attendees. Details on participants and exact stakes remain unclear while the phrase hints at a high value prize or financial intrigue.

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