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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1918

Page

5

Archdale Red Cross Work Room Finishes 58 Bed Jackets

The Archdale branch completed 58 bed jackets in the past week from Feb 25 with 17 members meeting twice weekly. They also turned in 50 comfort pillows and knitted items, setting an example for the parent chapter.

Red Cross W. G. Munyan W. W. Smith Fred Tesh C. C. Smith Ida Munyan Mary Munyan C. D. Smith Ed. Millis A. S. Caldwell Archdale

Woman's club meeting at Bik's home on West Broad Street

Mrs. H. A. White announces a Woman's club gathering tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at Bik's home West Broad Street. The executive board convenes at 3 o'clock and will adjourn in time for the general session, with important business to be considered and all members urged to attend.

Woman's Club Bik West Broad Street H. A. White

Welfare workers confer in Raleigh on visiting nurse program

Miss Bertha Nichols visiting nurse and Mrs. Frank Gurley secretary of Associated Charities attend the state welfare workers conference in Raleigh today through Thursday. Leading welfare figures from across the country participate with Nichols delivering The Benefits to a Town of Having a Visiting Nurse. Gurley attends as Associated Charities delegate.

Bertha Nichols Frank Guley Associated Charities Raleiem Welfare Workers Miss Nichols Gurley

Quakerism Week Get Together Planned by Friends

Members of the Friends committee, meeting this month, arranged a social evening for tomorrow at 7 50 at the church. The program promises refreshments for the soul mind and body in an informal gathering open to members and visitors.

Meeting of Friends

Red Cross members offer service flags and dues notice

High Point Red Cross members can obtain service flags and buttons at High Point Savings and Trust or the post office building headquarters. Members unpaid February and March dues to the gain fund should mail payments to W. L. Hargett or leave at his office. The Evening Circle of the Young Woman's Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 8 o'clock with Mrs. J. W. Wilson.

High Point Chapter American Red Cross High Point Savings and Trust Company W.L. Hargett J. W. Wilson

Personal News of Mr and Mrs P M Hail

Mr and Mrs P M Hail returned to the city after a weekend in Greensboro with friends and relatives. Sergeant M F Kivett returned to Camp Sevier last night after spending time away.

P. M. Hail City Greensboro Kivett Camp Sevier

Charlotte Man Gains 10 Pounds

Charlotte resident J. C. Pritchett reports weight gain of ten pounds after taking the herbal medicine Dreco. He praises relief from heavy gas, stomach discomfort, and frequent nighttime trips to the bathroom, saying his bowels now function normally and he sleeps well. Dreco is sold by local druggists including Ring Drug Co in High Point.

Jim C. S. Pritchett Lotte Graham Street Charra Dreco Pritchett First Baptist Church of Charlotte High Point Ring Drug Co

Local Social and Business Visits Highlight Week

A series of visits and travel notes with Mrs M Jd Kivett J London returning from Baltimore and New York to buy spring stocks Miss Kittie Wineskie from Pittsburgh stopping with Frank Wineskie on North Main street Mrs Oscar D Baxter back from Carthage for her mother’s illness Parker R Anderson of Washington president of The Enterprise company visiting the city Edwin B Jeffress Greensboro Daily News manager spending the afternoon on business Mrs W T Parker returns to the city after time with friends and relatives in Baton Rouge Louisiana.

Kittie Wineskie Pittsburgh Iety Frank Wineskie North Main Street Oscar D. Baxter Carthage de HL. Petty Parker R. Anderson Washington The Enterprise Company Edwin B. Jeffress Greensboro Daily News W. T. Parker City Baton Rouge

Work at Cleveland Mills Artillery Range Begins Soon

Camp Sevier, Greenville, D. C. March 5 Special. Firing will start in about two weeks at the Cleveland Mills artillery range, 26 miles north. Four of six 3 inch guns will be used, with each battalion visiting for two weeks. The 115th Field Artillery Regiment will later receive 6 inch howitzers. Gasoline tractors pull the howitzers, and radio stations aid range communications lacking wire links.

Cleveland Mills Camp Sevier Greenville D. C Here 115Th Field Artillery France

No Trace Yet Found of Mrs J L Anderson Morganton

Morganton March 5 Searchers pressed a day long hunt for Mrs J L Anderson who vanished from her home Saturday night. Bloodhounds from Asheville tracked toward the river ending at Rocky ford as reports of possible clues rolled in and the belief persisted that the body might be found in the river.

Morganton J. L. Anderson Asheville Rocky Ford

Harry S. Morrow Dies Builder of Whitney Plant

Harry S. Morrow hydraulic engineer and builder of the Whitney plant died yesterday at his home. He helped design the dam and water works, contributed to the New York state barge canal, and installed the pipeline that carries New York City water 900 feet beneath the Hudson from Storm Mountain.

New ‘Serk Harry Morrow Whitney, N New York State New York City Hudson River Storm Mountain

Eight Million For Hog Island Housing Planned

Washington reports eight million dollars of the fifty million dollar shipping board housing fund will be used at the government fabricating plant at Hog Island Pennsylvania. The rest will be spent at Atlantic coast yards in amounts up to three million six hundred six thousand dollars.

Washington The Shipping Board Congress Hogsland Atlantic

Supreme Court Upholds Hinds Dramshop Act Liability

The court yesterday upheld the Hinds Dramshop Act making saloon owners liable for liquor sold that caused loss of support to a wife or family, extending liability to saloon property owners as well as proprietors.

Washington Supreme Court

Voleys Honey and Tar Praised for Coughs and Colds

Snow wind and extreme cold blamed for more colds this winter. Mrs Edward Sterry of Clinton A says Foleys Honey and Tar is the only medicine for coughs and colds and highly recommends it. Wine for children Mann Drug Co.

Voley Edward Sterry Clinton Foleys Mann Drug Co

Banana flour eyed as substitute for scarce wheat and corn

Mexico City reports the government has agents studying plant based foods to ease shortage. Banana flour could replace wheat and corn meal though cheap production is uncertain. Efforts focus on maguey and century plants for edible supplies and fodder.

Stealy Advertising Averts Business Collapses, Convinces Buyers

A concise claim highlights Stealy's advertising as a solution to keep businesses afloat by drawing customers and preventing failures through persistent campaigns.

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W. G. Shipman A. E. Taplin William Tate Gladys Wivett J. W. Hedrick Carter Dalton W. A. Copeland Ward Eshelman Gilbert Clark B. E. Moore Vivian Parker W. G. Reich Wilbur Jones Robert Brockett, Sr Henri Turner M. C. Crowson Dred Peacock EF. 1. Steele J. M. Mathews S. J. Brash C. Smith Bertha Barbour Meeting Woman’s Club Coats Promiters Plum of New Beavans P. O Thomson Skinner Missionary Meeting Charlotte Man Stom Der M. Jd. Kivett J. London Baltimore New York Allen New Spring Bevin Harry S. Morrow Whitney Plant Hog Island Mexico City Government Venetia Smith Milan Moffitt Furnishing CO
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