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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
5
The Priscilla club will hold a meeting with Mrs. Robert Walker on Johnson Street at 3 30 this Friday.
Miss Alva Gillikan from Greensboro guests Emily Lambert at North Main Street. C K Heywood of Johnson City visits Elwood hotel with business friends Samuel Segal and Solomon from Philadelphia. Several Charlottes visitors, a former Elwood host, and Greensboro guests attend events and meetings. Miss Nina Jones improves after appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital.
Thomas Jordan aged 90 died this morning at his Archdale home after a period of illness. Born October 6 1830 in Randolph County he spent nearly a century serving the community. Surviving are two sons D Arthur Jordan and J BR Jordan and two daughters Mrs Corina Kennedy and Miss Emma Jordan. Funeral at Hopewell Church Sunday at 3 led by Rev J E Woosley with Rev Lucian Cos assisting.
Oil magnate John D. Rockefeller visited his Moravia New York estate with John D. Jr and his grandsons. He walked the old rooms, recalled earning his first dollar turkey farming, and gave Buffalo nickels as souvenirs to the Vandoyne children alongside relatives Mrs. O’Hara and J Burr Vandoyne.
The body of Dennis W. Ward, son of Mr and Mrs C A Ward of near Groometown, who died in France during the war, will arrive in High Point tomorrow for a Sunday funeral. Interment is Red Hill cemetery. Ward enlisted at Greensboro in May 1918, was later transferred to France, and died after contracting influenza on furlough. Surviving are seven brothers Vernon Clyde Green Hallie Collin Clayton Ward and Percy Gordon.
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