Saturday Social Calendar Reminders
The note urges all dub and party notices to be submitted by noon on Saturday. It emphasizes timely posting to ensure inclusion in the weekend listings.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
5
The note urges all dub and party notices to be submitted by noon on Saturday. It emphasizes timely posting to ensure inclusion in the weekend listings.
Poem narrates the heart of a woman as a cycle of light and darkness, joy and sorrow, growth and struggle. It contrasts tenderness and strength with storms, loss, and fate, ending with a plea for the heart of a woman to endure beyond all else.
Elwood Cox and family returned from Asheville where Mr. Cox attended the North Carolina Bankers' association meeting. He also spent a day with the South Carolina Bankers' association in session at Lake Kanuga.
Mrs. Cox will travel with Misses Clara and Effie Cox to Asheville in about a week to join Mr. Cox who has secured a cottage for the summer.
Mrs. F M Ward and daughters from Charlotte visit Mrs. Edward Mungo after attending the funeral of Mrs. Ward's mother M E Frazier in Randleman. Several visitors arrive or depart for Greensboro, Salisbury, Clinton and Mount Airy for missionary conferences, visits, or family reasons.
Mrs J J Hayworth hosts Rev FE Mellichampe and family for a few days. Mellichampe is in charge of old Tohick church the parish church of Mt Vernon just outside Washington D C. Durland left yesterday on business to Chattanooga Tenn.
Paris residents revive pedestrianism as walking gains popularity among women due to healthier exercise lower car dust and new skirt styles. Bois de Boulogne mornings host training walks toward Saint Cloud with fewer motor cars on suburban roads.
Rev L A Peeler visits Lexington to attend the executive committee meeting of the North Carolina classis of the Reformed church. On the docket is reception of Rev Zechiel of the Tiffin classis Ohio synod to the Burlington charge and to confirm Rev A Clinger to the Guilford charge.
Will Horner will be tried in tomor rows municipal court on three charges. He is accused of being drunk and driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Warrants list drunk and disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons.
London June 22 Sir Alfred Booth chairman of Cunard announced the company has no intention of entering the South American trade directly or indirectly. The statement came amid reports of a possible amalgamation with Royal Mail Lines and Cunard.
Bill Ragan toured Warrenton and Henderson on a brief business trip and praised Henderson for its extensive paved streets and sidewalks. He did not measure but believes Henderson has more paved streets than High Point.
Cleveland society women adopt gilded finger nails with imitation gold at 1.50, 23 carat gold at 2.00, and 23 carat gold with monogram on the thumb at 5.09. The gilding lasts for several weeks and keeps its shine.
Pearle Gardner, white, was sent to the workhouse for 30 days in this morning's recorder's court by Judge Dalton. Three police officers testified against her.
Mrs. Margaret Ellen Frazier, 87, died at her home in Randleman on Friday. Funeral services were held Sunday at St. Paul church at 3 p.m. She had lived in High Point 17 years and returned six years ago to her old home. Survived by seven daughters, one son, thirty-eight grandchildren.
Advice on health and achieving June wellbeing through kidney care. Promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to restore kidney function, ease aches and pains, and banish suffering. Encourages readers to feel well, be fit, and stay strong.
Berlin reports a shift in daily habits as war weather and rationing push Germans toward soft drinks like lemon sour and ginger ale. Beer sales are restricted, beer halls sporadically open, and barley supplies remain far below normal, threatening hot summer days with scarce beer.
Rome reports about 700000 Italian soldiers with ties to the United States. The figure, the article notes, is unusually large among European armies. A correspondent describes a soldier in the Italian front who, when asked for train directions, replies in broken Italian that he is from New York.
The case against J. A. Morris for keeping dried fruit unscreened was not pressed as the solicitor chose not to prosecute. No further action was reported, and the matter was dropped.
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