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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

5

Endeavorers Open Meeting Today

A detailed schedule for the Christian Endeavor convention outlines sessions on methods, leadership by G H Beatty and C F Evans, plus talks by Dr J G Leonard and W M Danner. The day features prayer meetings, reports, songs, and district officer reports with a focus on union, junior, and intermediate methods.

D. H. Rolston D. D Conference On Christian Endeavor G. H. Beatty Charlotte Union C. F. Evans Southern J. G. Leonard Isabel McDougall Dixie T. C. Bales Mount Airy Bert G. Jones C. FL Evans

Commercial club dance for city ladies returns home

The Commercial club offers a complimentary dance this evening at nine. Members promise an enjoyable affair for the young ladies who have recently returned to the city for the summer vacation.

Commercial Club

Local visitors and summer plans noted in city brief

Nash M Wyant of Lincoln county visited W Stamey’s family on shore from the Was ae reunion. Monroe of Greensboro and J e George Limide of Wik also spent time on business. Mrs Pharres T Hamilton and son Hugh Will depart Monday for Black Mountain to spend the summer. Mrs Hamilton owns a cottage there.

Nash M. Wyant Lincoln County W. Stamey Was Ae Monroe Greensboro Harry “Barton Pharres T. Hamilton Son Hush Black Mountain Hamilton

Local residents enlist and attend weddings in town

Several residents join the United States army. Charles Phillips and William Norment arrive to spend the summer. Hey studied at the University of North Carolina. The Philathea class of Trinity church hosts an ice cream supper on the tennis court Saturday at 7 PM. The public is invited. Ellis family members return from North Wilkesboro after attending the Horton Robbins wedding.

Eral United States Army Charles Phillips William Norment Hey University of North Carolina Philathea Trinity Church W. F. Ellis W. F. Ellis, Jr George 5. Ellis Robert Ellis North Wilkesboro Horton-Robbins

State controls insurance could yield revenue

The Hague June 8 The proposal for a state monopoly of life and fire insurance in the Netherlands could eventually bring about 36 million dollars annually according to M W Fig Treub a rough estimate. The plan aims to fund social programs and gradual reform while shifting control from private to government oversight amid ongoing financial concerns.

Hague Netherlands Singster M

Not Kidnappers Says Chief A False Pretense Charge

Wilkesbarre detective Hergert denied that three men and a woman arrested at Sunbury are connected to the Keet kidnapping case. A warrant at Sunbury charges them with obtaining money under false pretenses and a constable delivered the prisoners. Police say the kidnapping charge has no foundation at present.

Wikesbarne Praia Hergert Wilkesbarne Sunbury Keet Wilkesbarre

Ten Airplanes Scatter Liberty Loan Appeals

Ten U. S. Army planes dropped 500 pounds of circulars over New York from Long Island and Governor's Island. The pilots warned a German bomb danger and urged residents to buy bonds. Captain Walter G Kiiner led the fleet, claimed the largest such American flight.

New York United States Army Long Island Governor's Island Walter G Kiiner

District Lutheran League Meets Soon in Concord

Concord June 8 An event of importance will be the district meeting of the Lutheran League an organization of young people in the Lutheran churches of North Carolina which will hold its next convention in Concord with the St Adams Lutheran League Delegates are expected from every rescue in the state and according to figures now on hand that 10 percent of the committee on entertainment will be present. The meetings will last for two days beginning Friday afternoon June 1d.

Concord Uuthen Leiggae Lutheran Churches of

Fancy price paid for five months old calf at sale

Worcester Massachusetts June 8 D W Fields of Brockton paid 53200 for a five months old bull call at the Holstein Friesian association convention. The seller was Oliver Cabana Jr of Buffalo New York. The bull is named King Ormsby Jane Ray Apple. The previous record price for a bull calf was 55000.

Worcester Mass D. W. Fields Brockton Holstein-Friesian Association Oliver Cabana, Jr Buffalo N. Y King Ormsby Jane Ray Apple

Hoover Urges U S Action to Build Grains Surplus

Washington June 8 Herbert C Hoover reports to the government on steps needed for the United States to secure a billion tons of cereals to meet future demand. He outlines policy actions and production goals for national food security and farming support.

Washington Herbert C. Hoover United States

Allies' Food Demands Highlight Next Year's Needs

A fragment notes that allies require a billion tons of cereals next year along with meat fat and sugar. It emphasizes neutrals to be considered and hints at ongoing wartime food planning.

Tain Foot Yyaterday

Mexican general orders all cultivable lands to curb world food shortage

Washington report notes that on June 8 the Mexican embassy announced General Carranza directed every arable plot to be farmed to combat a looming global food shortage.

Washington Carranza

United Daughters donate to Red Cross ambulance fund

The J EB B Stuart chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy in Fayetteville donated 25 dollars to the local Red Cross unit for materials and 45 dollars to the Red Cross ambulance fund. It marks the first voluntary Red Cross contribution in the city amid Confederate veterans meetings in the capital.

Fayetteville J. EB. B. Stuart United Daughters of the Confederacy Red Cross Red Cross Ambulance Fund United America Daughters of the Confederacy

Argentine Ship Obama Sunk by Submarine in Mediterranean

Paris reports the Argentine sailing ship Obama was sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean on Wednesday. The crew were saved by a French ship after the submarine shelled the vessel and crew members set bombs in the hold and detonated them, sending the ship to the bottom.

Paris Obama Mediterranean Ministry of Marine

House Passes Espionage Bill With No Censorship

The House approved the conference report on the administration espionage bill 86 to 22. The measure strengthens embargo provisions and expands anti espionage laws while removing the newspaper censorship feature.

HOUSE Washington Administration House Today

Norway Demonstrations Across Nation Pass Quietly

A nationwide protest against high living costs in Norway proceeded quietly with a Christiania street parade of 40 060 participants. A demonstrators' deputation met with the Storthing president for talks.

Christiania London Norway Storthing

Newcastle education chief denounces cinema as education

The director of education in Newcastle on Tyne told the Cinema Commission that he does not regard cinematography as a serious educational instrument. He warned that peptonized mental pabulum atrophies intellectual digestion and that education by cinema would harm learning.

London Cinema Commission Director of Education Newcastle-on-Tyne

Memorial services of Piedmont Camp No 62

W O W summons all sovereigns of Piedmont Camp No 62 to meet Sunday June 10 at 6 p.m. in their hall for memorial services. Sovereigns of other camps are invited to join. Clerk A C Staley signs the notice.

Piedmont No 62

City Transfer Co. Reassures Competent Hauling Service

The City Transfer Co. says it employs competent men and assures patrons their hauling is thorough. No job is too large for them to move, and they do your haul ing with tight efficiency.

City Transfer Co

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