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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1916
Page
5
The verse describes wild grape bloom in secluded woods and its effect on the soul. Local society items list tea events, receptions, speakers, and visits in Baltimore with names and dates, including Misses Ingram, Perry, and Pollock, plus a trip to New York by W E Price.
Misses Clara and Effie Cox entertain Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. David Ralph Parker. About 150 young married women invited. Tar Heel chapter Daughters of the Confederacy meets tomorrow at 10 with Mrs. Pollock. Senior Methodist Protestant Philatheas meet tonight at 8 with Miss Hammer. Aunt Jane departs for Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Sorosis club meets tomorrow at 3 30 with Mrs. Cox at 211 East G Street.
H. G. Barnes left Saturday night for New York, Philadelphia and points in Connecticut and Massachusetts. The trip includes visits to major cities and surrounding areas as part of business or personal travel.
William Londen of Winston spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Deal travels to Charlotte to tend her ill father. Mrs Oscar Kearns leaves for New York for about ten days. Hershel Thompson of Charlotte, a recent university graduate, visits Hal Ineram. Hal Ineram returns from Chapel Hill for vacation. Dr and Mrs D A Stanton depart for Richmond as son D M Stanton graduates from the Medical College of Virginia. Miss Effie Irwin arrives from Phoenix to spend summer with aunt Venetia Smith. Deputy Sheriff Parrish urges auto for hire drivers to obtain licenses. Nell Johnston of Salisbury visits sister Mrs J Wesley Smith on road street. W S Grimsley of Greensboro spends Sunday in High Point.
The Young People’s Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial church met Saturday at Mrs. G. W. Rowe’s home. Devotions were led by president Nellie Muse. Programs included readings by Clara Steele Gladys Kirkman and Elizabeth Harris on care of dependents God and Miriam’s Chance, followed by the society’s benediction and refreshments.
The 22nd annual convention of the T P A of America opens in Lafayette with about 500 delegates and wives in attendance. Delegates arrived from across the country as the business session begins in the afternoon. Savannah and New Orleans are bidding to host the 1917 convention. President Charles F Tomlinson of High Point N C is among the early arrivals.
The article previews a boy choir show with a fresh, youthful cast and a well trained group. The program includes The Angels with special scenery and vestments, combining secular and sacred songs, plus a second half of cheery American boy tunes without vestments.
An Associated Press account from Berlin summarizes the North Sea clash, noting British battleships including six Queen Elizabeths and a modern cruiser wing engaged through much of the battle. It states German ships were at least as modern and faster than the older German pre dreadnoughts left behind.
A Wellsburg NY druggist touts Chamberlain's Tablets as the most satisfactory stomach and constipation remedy in thirty four years of service. A Ilion NY resident reports six months of indigestion relief with the same tablets. Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised as obtainable everywhere.
London June 5 British officers who took part in the Jutland battle identify two German battle cruisers sunk the Hindenburg and the Lutzow in the engagement. The report cites Associated Press dispatches from London.
The Supreme Court ruled that the Harrison drug law forbids possession only for unregistered users by dealers. it does not apply to drug users. The decision clarified that illegal possession penalties target those dealing opium, not individuals who use it.
Examinations began today for all four classes at the military academy and will continue until Friday. The class of 1916 will be graduated June 13 with the secretary of war expected to attend the exercises.
Public notice invites readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley in Foley Ohio to receive a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Widnes Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets for bronchial coughs colds and stomach relief targeted at stout persons in promotional language.
Frank Moseley of Moore's Hill Indiana reports relief from near constant side and back pains after the first dose. Within 48 hours all pain disappeared as Foley Kidney Pills made kidneys active and healthful, stopping sleep disturbing bladder ailments.
A Des Moines church lecture recounts an Indian mission trip where the traveler fell ill but credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. The remedy is touted as effective for cholera prevention and mild bowel complaints and is said to be widely obtainable.
C E Summers of Holdredge Nebraska tells how a severe cough and cold kept him from sleep until he used Foley's Honey and Tar as directed. His cough was entirely cured and he credits Foley's with his speedy recovery. It soothes and heals and children love it.
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