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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1918

Page

5

Runaway marriage unites 16 year olds in High Point

A young couple was married yesterday afternoon at Wesley Memorial Church by Rev Dr Gilbert T Rowe. Miss Lucille Walker of New Market Tennessee wed Earl Lanier of Statesville after a quick visit to a neighbor. Dixon, who says the bride is 16, nearby observers and parents face an uneasy reception.

High Point Gilbert T. Rowe Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Lucille Walker New Market Tenn Earl Lanier Statesville Mr. Rowe K. ©. Dixon Vail Alley

Twins Celebrate Fifth Birthday At Maple Street Party

The O Neal twins William and Gray celebrated their fifth birthday Saturday at home on Maple Street with invited friends from 4 to 6 pm. The party featured a decorated dining room with a crepe paper backdrop and a candle filled cake. Refreshments were served by Dorothy O Neal and others as guests listed included Wendell Dunbar John Alfred Esh elman Margaret Hedrick and several more children.

O'Neal William and Gray Maple Street Dorothy O'Neal Mary Freeland Laura Freeland Evelyn Gray Wendell Dunbar John Alfred Eshelman Margaret Hedrick Louise Kearns Arthur Futrelle Pauline Pickett Hazel Orange Margaret Spencer Jessie Bryant Paul Rich Herbert Wilson Leo Wilson J. D. Koonce Wilbur Pritchard Mildred Massey Margaret Vestal

DAR Chapter Meets Wednesday at Mrs Pickens Residence

The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution holds a regular meeting Wednesday at 4 pm at Mrs R T Pickens's home. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.

Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution R. T. Pickens

War Prayer Union to Meet at Wesley Memorial Church

The weekly prayer meeting of the War Prayer Union will be at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Tuesday at 4 o clock. All members and city residents are urged to attend.

War Prayer Union Wesley Memorial Methodist Church

Warmer family welcomes newborn son Z F Jr at Willowbrook

Percy R Parrish Bryan Craver and Dallas Clark of Greensboro spent a few hours in the city Sunday afternoon as guests of friends. The newborn son of Mr and Mrs Z F Warner of 212 Willowbrook street is named Z F Jr.

Percy R. Parrish Bryan Craver Dallas Clark Greensboro

Knit Drive Appeals for Leftover Yarn

Knitters for the Red Cross chapter are urged to return all leftover yarn bits as new sock wool differs in color and texture. Many residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Colwell of Greensboro and others from Greens boro Lexington Winston-Salem and Kernersville are mentioned as visitors and locals in the city over the weekend.

Red Cross Chapter

Greensboro Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits

Ser motored to Greensboro Sunday afternoon and spent a few hours with friends. Miss Irma Tapp of Kinston visiting the city as a guest of friends. Col Frank P. Morton spent the weekend in Greensboro with Mrs Morton and children. A J Dodameade of 406 East Greene Street learned his grandson Thomas E K Dodmeade arrived safely overseas. Grady Beck of Hopewell Virginia visiting his parents on Willowbrook Street. Dr J J Hamlin and wife returned from Wilmington after attending the North Carolina Dental Society meeting. Mr and Mrs W P Pickett and family continued an automobile trip to Wilmington and Norfolk Virginia. Mrs F O Whittington left for Rome Georgia to visit sister Mrs B R Montague Jr. Dillard Ragan spent Sunday afternoon at Kernersville with Fred Barbee who remains ill with pneumonia at High Point hospital.

Breed Rabbits to Relieve England's Meat Shortage

London announces government rabbit breeding program to boost meat supply. The National Utility Rabbit association established a central station in Vauxhall with a Royal Mews club at Buckingham Palace. Provincial centers will stock 100 does each, smaller stations about 20.

London England Rabbit Associaion Vauxhall Royal Mews Buckingham Palace Ood National

Propaganda Cartoon Mockery of U S Army Belief in Germany

Amsterdam reports German efforts to trivialize the American army with a Munich Jugend mock print labeled Homeopathic Doses. The cartoon shows General Pershing and La Belle France debating billets at a French port, joking about lodging.

Amsterdam Germany Munich Jugend

Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed In Testimonial

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a powerful tonic and blood builder. It claims to cleanse the body, aid skin and cough issues, and notes a testimonial from Rosa Lee Hogan of Wooprorp Tennessee praising its effects on two children with night sweats, scrofula, and growth.

Nature Dr. Pierce Pierce Wooprorp Tenn Rosa Lee Hogan

High Point Police Seize 80 Speeding Cars in Sunday Crackdown

In High Point a sunday patrol halted 80 speeding vehicles with seven lacking proper license displays. Warrants will be issued after state secretary verification. Magistrate Brown will oversee matters, with drivers identified by police and judges planning hearings before Judge J Allen Austin.

High Point Secretary of State Justice of the Pease Warren G. Brown Brown Allen Mountheu Avenue Greensboro Hish Point Wood Brindle J. Allen Austin

Six Wilson Motor Drivers Held in Baltimore

Six drivers from the Wilson Motor Company who traveled from New York to Baltimore with six machines were detained by Baltimore police for lacking valid driver credentials. Initially suspected of stealing the machines, the charge was changed and Mr. Wilson arrived to resolve the tangle as the men returned to Baltimore.

Wilson Motor Company New York

Commercial Declares 53rd Dividend Today

Stockholders of the Commercial National Bank were mailed semi annual dividend checks at a 7 percent rate. The checks are mailed early though the due date is July 1. This 53rd dividend since organization marks steady growth and regular payments. Rome reports Italy's auto industry expanding with 55 manufacturers and 200 million lire capital up from 32 and 59 million in 1913. Dividends pay 8 percent now versus 3.5 percent then. auto exports rise to 116 million lire from 34 million.

The Commercial National Bank J. Elwood Cox Commercial National Rome Italy

Charter of the Moose Lodge to Close in High Point

The Loyal Order of Moose High Point lodge will close at midnight Wednesday with a final enrollment day at six dollars and initiation set at twenty five. Col. Frank P. Morton says a permanent lodge home will be announced once details are finalized as the 11 am membership stands at 384 and a 500 member target is hoped by midnight. Morton has led the lodge’s expansion to Wilmington and aims to grow the Moose in the region.

High Point Lodge Loyal Order of Moose Frank P. Morton Ovenpy Colonel Morton Order Col. Morton High Point Wilmington

Greensboro Merchant’s 33 year shoe repair tale of happiness

A Greensboro merchant recalls 33 years in the shoe repair trade and retirement, crediting a herbal remedy named Creep with easing stomach trouble, nervousness, and sleep loss. The account promotes Dreco as a pure herbal medicine touted by local dealer Ring Drug Co.

W.T. Blalock Nion Street Greensboro Woodmen Ring Drug Co

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D. A. R. Meeting Z. F. Warner Willowbrook Street Z. F. Jr Mrs. . Colwell City Mrs. J. ©. Morris Thomas J. Gold Mr. Gold Democratic Executive Committee Mrs. Gold Frends Kate Boaz George L. Coggins Lexington Eld John A. Holmes Lindsay Street M. L. Coggins Connie E. Brown Cty Camp Jackson W. D. Burgess Mount Aairy D. H. Blair Winston Salem Bair Sidney Perry Emily Lambert Winston-Salem M. KE. Laugenour RK. C. Charles Will Charles Winston-Salem, Wa Hah Point R. C. Charles Baxter Younts Winston-Salon Lester Hill Elsie Lomax Id Ketchie Spencer Myrtle Gurley G. Sam Bradshaw Gray Bradshaw W. H. Plummer Washington Baltimore Gaynelle Hepler Kernersville L. €. Sinclair H. W Ser Col Mrs. Morton A. J. Dodameade East Greene Street Thomas Ek, Dodmeade Grady Beck Hopewell, Va Mrs C. A. Beck J. J. Hamlin W. P. Pickett Norfolk F. O. Whittington B. R. Montague, Jr Dillard Ragan Fred Barbee Hich Point Hospital Pershig Raleigh Commercial Tanlac Hart Drug CO Tansareyton London Cigarettes Charter OF the Moose Lodge Moffitt Furnishing Co Beavans Ladies’ Store Pama Dreco Blessed Re Lef Fai Ieeeeeeeeerererese Wachovia Bank & Trust W. C. Idol
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