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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1917
Page
5
The poem asks for the word of the Lord as a call to arms and courage. It speaks of a sword and brand to fight wrong, urging the readers to advance with the word On guiding legions across land and sea until all children of Earth are free from the Demon's threat.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gold and children and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wheeler left Mount Airy today by motor for White Sulphur Springs where they will spend several days.
Miss Oma Thelena Kluttz daughter of Mr and Mrs George Oliver Kluttz will marry Robert William Sills of Salisbury tonight at 7 o clock The couple comes from prominent local families with Sills connected to the Carolina and Yadkin River Railway company.
Miss Bessie Hill Hackney and Mrs Thomas J. Gold spent time with friends in Greensboro yesterday afternoon. Miss Margaret Rankin joined a Red Cross and Junior Daughters of the Confederacy benefit play at Municipal theater. Rev. Gilbert T. Rowe officiated a Mount Airy wedding. Miss Helen Austin of Tarboro visited Greensboro with friends and relatives. Miss Hattie Milliner of Reidsville stayed in the city, and Dr. T. S. Allen of Hendersonville arrives tonight to visit Dr. Pitts. Mr and Mrs D S Leak returned from Charlotte by car. Harry K. Barlow serves as secretary of the...
Wilsons first slogan marks arrival of the Wilson chamber of commerce delegate for the secretaries semiannual meeting. Paul A Burns of Greensboro and P O Leak of Winston Salem visit the city with relatives. Emily Vaughn and Della Dodson of Winston Salem also spend the day here.
The North Carolina Commercial Secretaries' Association met in Raleigh with leaders from Charlotte Greensboro Asheville and other cities. Topics included publicity work chamber programs and war preparation assistance as the group plans next year’s meeting and selects a site.
The item surveys widespread female employment in wartime roles from stenographers and elevator conductors to street car operators. It notes leaders, awards, and advocacy groups, including university opinions, court admissions, and female civic activity across multiple states.
Philadelphia June 27 Sustaining a district court verdict in favor of United Fruit Company in the 15 million suit of Bluefields Steamship Company Limited of Louisiana under the Sherman act the United States circuit court of appeals held that a party to a conspiracy against trust laws has no redress against a co conspirator if injured by the other party to the agreement.
The Enterprise announces Dollar Day specials featuring reduced prices on selected items. Shoppers are invited to visit the store locations to take advantage of limited time discounts and daily deals.
Ninety sticks of dynamite packed in a beer case were found half buried about 300 yards from Fort Snelling near the First Minnesota infantry camp. Guards challenged a man crawling on his hands and knees Sunday night. he fled. Two sentries reported the incident.
Washington on June 27 reports American loans to the allies passing the billion dollar mark with $15 million to Great Britain and $10 million to France added to their accounts. Total credits to all allies now stand at $1,008,000,000 with Britain receiving $550,000,000 and France $210,000,000.
President Wilson directs the federal trade commission to investigate production costs of steel and lumber, core materials for the government merchant fleet. The inquiry aims to guide prices on ships and related government contracts. Taxes not paid by Saturday night, June 30.
A National Emergency Food Garden Commission bulletin explains sterilization to preserve foods. Heat from steam or boiling kills germs. cold pack canning is praised as simple and cheap for home kitchens.
Large numbers of New Zealand troops bound for Europe gathered in Sydney for a parade. Maori troops drew attention while uniforms similar to the US army and cow-puncher hats marked the diverse force. Minister W D J MacDonald praised voluntary enlistment under conscription.
Don’t miss Dollar Day updates and bargain listings in The Enterprise. Readers are urged to watch the newspaper for daily specials and promotions.
President Livingston Ferrand of Colorado, chosen by the Rockefeller Institute to lead a French tuberculosis campaign, will deliver the commencement address at the University of Michigan graduation exercises in Ann Arbor. About 1200 seniors are slated to receive diplomas, but many are absent to join government service.
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