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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
5
The poem expresses unity and enduring love as the speaker envisions oneness with nature and the world. Verses describe love hidden in roses and a song merging with the chant of all, affirming resilience through life and season’s change.
Mount Airy visitor WW Burgess and Richmond's E W Scott are in High Point on business. Greensboro attorney J S Smith and Winston-Salem guest O A Sheaft are among professionals visiting. Raleigh and Asheville residents, plus several others from Charlotte and Greensboro, spend the day or a few hours in the furniture city. Fay Womble is ill. Miss Littleford a guest at the Elwood. Mrs Luther slowly improves after illness.
Mrs W C Jones entertained former students from the city at North Main street home in a college reunion on Thursday afternoon. The event formed a Daughters of the Normal club with Genevieve Moore as chair and Mack Hiatt as secretary, aiming to aid city schools through fund and activity. Miss Moore and Mrs Hiatt sang solos between organized discussion and refreshments for about twenty five guests.
Civic health leaders from the State Federation of Women's Clubs of North Carolina met Commissioner Young of the fire risk insurance department in Raleigh. Led by Mrs. H. W. Chase, the group discussed creating a civics sub-division to devote time to reducing fire losses of life and property. The proposal likely will be presented to state club members soon for consideration.
Mrs. Harry Raymond and four companions visited Winston-Salem yesterday as guests of Mrs. Dalton of that city.
Members of the Entre-Nous club gathered for an afternoon affair at Gatewood avenue hosted by Mrs. Bas com Hoskins. The event featured cut flowers and potted plants, five tables of Rook, and a salad course served by the hostess.
The W. O. T. club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 oclock with Mrs Charles M Hauser at her home on North Main Street.
In Effingham Illinois Albert Anton, a believer in a mystic Ouija board, sought treasure after a board predicted gold eighteen feet from his digging site. Rain weakened the cave and a collapse trapped and suffocated him before rescue crews arrived. he left a wife and six children.
In Collinswood New Jersey Michael Peterson now reads the Bible and preaches his own sermons at the Methodist Home for the Aged and Infirm where he resides. He learned to read after entering the home at age seventy eight and will celebrate his ninety third birthday on March 13. He reads to fellow inmates, tends the garden, and stays mentally sharp and active.
The annual global wheat output before the war stood at about 190 million tons. Russia led with 22 million tons and the United States followed closely at nearly 19 million tons.
Tomorrow at ten o'clock the Public Welfare Board of this county meets in the new Greensboro courthouse. The program covers the board’s growth, with Mrs. Clarence Johnson of the state federation of Women's clubs delivering an address and R. F. Beasley, state superintendent of public welfare, speaking on county welfare work. The public is invited.
The Armory dance last evening was delightful. Dancing ran from 10 p m to 1 a m with the Orpheum orchestra providing music. Twenty five couples attended, including many out of town guests from Greensboro and Thomasville.
Washington March 12 Passports are being issued at 650 to 800 daily but may be halted after Saturday while officials determine who leads the State Department. The delay comes as questions swirl over the department headship and authority during the transition.
The statement notes that social and business contexts demand different approaches. It observes that style evolves with trends and that what works in social settings may not suit professional environments. It implies adaptation is necessary across domains.
A local shop announces new arrivals of dresses featuring taffeta and georgette fabrics with satin options. The release highlights an assortment of beautiful satin dresses and states they will be offered at attractive prices.
A special collection of silk petticoats offered at exceptionally low prices features a wide color range and fabrics including Jerseys Satins Changeable Taffetta Floriswah Dresden Satin and two tones.
New spring sweaters feature more attractive styles and are now on sale. The collection aims to complement spring dresses with updated designs and brighter colors.
An unusual collection of hats for every occasion offers new shapes and colors in unique weaves. Shoppers will find attractive prices on these smart hats and be pleased with the selection.
Legal advisers note Colby’s nomination sits in the senate unconfirmed while acting secretary Polk’s term ends tomorrow. The piece also mentions a postponed church social at the First Reformed church and a punctured tire incident, with a brief social note on Russell Smith’s home entertainment.
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