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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1918
Page
3
Paris woke under the shock of a German air raid with 36 killed and 190 wounded as four squadrons dropped explosives over the city. Citizens filled streets and shelters, vowing reprisals while French antiaircraft and planes battled the invaders.
Camp Sevier in Greenville S C March 11 Major Alfred L Bulwinkle 113th Field artillery left to attend the artillery School of Fire at Fort Sill Okla First Lieuts James A Clifton 116th Infantry Evans W Lindsay Company G 120th Infantry also left for Fort Sill for a six weeks course of instruction They will rejoin their command First Lieut Elmer Pendell Company L 120th Infantry has gone to Fort Sill to attend the school for aerial observers It is thought on completion he will be transferred to the Signal corps for service with an aero squadron
Schedule of interurban motor lines between High Point Winston Salem and Greensboro with daily departures from the Elwood Hotel and Greensboro Guilford Hotel times listed. Service includes special trips by car hire and contact phone 58.
Judge Joseph T. Johnson refused a writ of habeas corpus for Tillman a private at Camp Sevier after his father sought to prove he was under sixteen at enlistment. The petition argued he enlisted in Goldston North Carolina and claim was made he was underage. it was denied. A separate note clarifies tax exemptions hinge on December 31 marital status.
Five members of the army YMCA staff at Camp Sevier Greenville South Carolina have been selected for immediate service abroad and expect to sail within the month. They are F G Randall of New York City assistant camp secretary I N Price of Cincinnati Ohio T B Dilts of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania F Bo Sinex of Chicago Illinois and Bes Tolar of Fayetteville.
A store invites customers to vote on furniture and decor for a model home on its third floor. Participants choose from a list of rooms and items up to 2500 dollars or 1200 dollars in two classes. The closest composite furnishing wins one of four awards totaling 500 dollars, with details in a booklet available at the store.
The headquarters mess shack of the 117th infantry was destroyed by fire early yesterday. Firemen saved two adjoining shacks despite repeated flare ups. Commanding officer Captain Hedge of Knoxville led the headquarters company. The Camp Sevier free library, supported by the American Library Association, opened Friday night with selections by librarian R P Emerson and remarks to Major O P M Hazzard.
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