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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1918

Page

5

Civic Department Plans Spring Clean-Up Campaign

The Civic department of the Woman's club will meet tomorrow at 245 o'clock at the Iris home on West Broad street. Members will discuss and formulate plans for the annual spring clean-up drive and hear an address by Miss Eleanor Elliott of the State Normal and Industrial College at 3 30 o'clock.

The Woman's Club Iris West Broad Street Eleanor Elliott State Normal and Industrial College

Record of Knitting for Red Cross Week of March Fourth

Knitted items turned in at Red Cross headquarters for the week of March 4 include nine sweaters six mufflers and twelve pairs of socks. List of contributors names sweaters mufflers and socks with counts and reminders to mark each article with the maker’s name.

Red Cross C. H. Baker Fr. N. Tate Alis. Lowe Lana Saunders Florence Pitts Cora Reynolds Earl Sneen Lucile Goldston Ada Holstrom J. W. Harris C. Seawell Vallette Jones J. W. Welborn R. B. Welborn J S. Welborn Bessie Smith M. S&s. Powell V. D. Sales Craven Branson Herndon Lillian Massey Cox

Miss Eleanor Elliott to Speak on Women and the War

Interest rises in club circles as Miss Eleanor Elliott of the State Normal and Industrial college Greensboro will address the Woman's club at the Elks home West Broad Street tomorrow at 3 30 o'clock. Her topic is Women and the War.

Eleanor Elliott State Normal and Industrial College Greensboro Elr Elks’ Home West Broad Street Miss Elliott

Address Planned by Women of Allied Nations Club

An address on the aims and achievements of women in the Allied nations during the current world conflict will be delivered by Miss Eliott. The Woman's club urges every member to attend, arriving well before the program begins for an attentive hearing.

Miss Eliott Woman's Club

Women and the War Topic At Elks Home Meeting

City residents are invited to the Woman's club meeting at the Elks' home on Road Street tomorrow at 3 30 P M. Miss Eleanor Elliott of the State Normal and Industrial College will speak. Mrs H A White vice president announced open invitation to all interested, regardless of gender.

Woman's Club Elks’ Home Road Street Eleanor Elliott State Normal and Industrial College H. A. White

DAR Chapter Meeting at Mrs Randall B Terry Home

Mrs Randall B. Terry will host the Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at her Roland Park home tomorrow at 2.50 pm. All members urged to attend promptly.

Randall B. ‘Terry Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Roland Park

Over the Tea Cups Club Hosts Mrs Weaver at Roland Park

High Point social circle Over the Tea Cups Club will be entertained Thursday at 3 o'clock by Mrs Joseph Trotter Weaver at her Roland Park home. All members are urged to attend on time.

High Point Joseph Trotter Weaver Roland Park

High Point Orchestra to Perform at Local School Chapel

At the home of Mrs. Fred Ingram a meeting ended with refreshments. The High Point orchestra from Wesley Memorial church will give a 7:20 pm concert in the local high school's chapel. Town residents anticipate an attractive program from visiting musicians. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Craven and family visited Greensboro for the weekend. The Bowman sisters returned to Greensboro after a town visit. Mrs. J. P. Pepper and Miss Jewel Parkin spent the weekend in Thomasville with relatives.

Fred Ingram High Point Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Bruce Craven Greensboro Bowman J. P. Pepper Jewel Parkin Thomasville Edgar Pepper Lambeth

TWO CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH IN HOME

Hickory March two small children of Remus Harris were burned to death when fire destroyed the Harris home at Bridgewater last night. Harris himself was badly burned while trying to rescue his children.

Hickory March Remus Harris Harris Bridgewater Japan

Members urged to attend meeting at North Main home

At her home on North Main street all members of the organization are urged to attend promptly.

North Main Street

Christmas Preparations At Home And News From The Hospital

Landry plans surgery in New York for a child after Christmas with high hopes of success, noting medical advances. The narrator decorates a homemade Christmas tree with popcorn strings and simple gifts, recalling frugal holidays and family bonding. Warren and Landry bring home bundled gifts including a drum for a two year old, sparking playful debate.

Margaret Warren Janet Randolph Bridget Landry Miss Hopkins

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Civic Department Record of Knitting Paris Wood Mrs. Terry Over the Tea Cups Club Order Eastern Star the Order of the Eastern Star Trnity Book Club J.P. Rawley Washington C. M. Brown Maude Owen Katherine Harmon Stephen C. Clark Mrs Clark Frank Ford Ness Edwin Brietz I. C. Moore W. H. Ragan J. Neil Thompson Greens B. F. Keith Wilmington Julius C. Smith Frank Pord City J. P. Rawley RK. H. Wheeler Lee Briles Virginia J. B. Gillen Marshall W. Thacker Busi C. C. Bernhardt Mrs. Gilliam Gama Zeta Club Thomas JD. Gilliam Louise Ingram English Street W. S. Whitehurst Greenville A. Sherrod Alice Winslow Ernest Scotland Neck New York Beavans Oxford Essary Princi, Transaction Wachovia Bank & Trust Durham Moffitt Furnishing CO
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