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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1922

Page

3

Society Notes Highlight Greensboro Visitors in High Point

Visited Here Yesterday Mr and Mrs Cab Ccoox and Miss Frances Saunders and Miss Sadie Saunders of Greensboro were visitors in High Point yesterday. The Philathea class of the First Baptist Church will hold a candy sale Saturday afternoon in the YWCA cafeteria offering home made candies and soliciting patronage. Miss Edith Bradshaw of South Main Street has as her guest her deceased sentence fragment ends.

Cab Ccoox Frances Sadie Saunders Greensboro High Point Bradshaw Edith Bradshaw South Main Street

Social notes and personal updates from High Point

The column recalls Mrs. Louise Wilson of Tarboro now Mrs. Sam Clark, notes Mrs. Al Moffitt recovering after recent surgery, and Mrs. R Blair undergoing nervous system treatment in a local hospital. It also covers a South Main Street M E church Ladies Aid social netting 95 dollars, Mr and Mrs J P Mahaffey aiding, Frances Atkins hosting a forty birthday party with thirty five friends at 215 Dewey Street and a cake with fourteen candies.

Sam Clark Tarboro Clark High Point Louise Wilson Ladies’ Aid Society South Main Street M. E J. P. Mahaffey Frances Atkins Dewey Street

Club Meetings Noted in Local Calendar

Cornelian club to meet with Mrs. Flor. Taylor at her Johnson street home at 7 o clock. YWCA board adjourned meeting for officer elections at the YWCA hut on Green street at 7 30 o clock. Beta Pi club to meet with Miss Nellie Muse on South Main street at 3 30 o clock. Junior Guild at St. Marys church with hostess to be announced later.

Priday Cornelian Club Flor. Taylor Johnson Street Y. W. OC. AL Y. W.C. A. Hut Green Street Sturday Beta Pi Club

High Point Social News: Mrs Milton Silver Hosts Wide-Awake Circle

Mrs Milton Silver entertained the Wide-Awake Circle Wednesday afternoon at 2111 Thurston Street. Guests played whist at three tables, prizes awarded for high scores, then dined on chicken salad olives hot chocolate and cake. Centerpiece featured Killarney roses and rose bud baskets. Mrs Albert Swartz assisted. Mrs Carter Palton and Mrs Roger Offen noted as guests of honor. Entertaining teachers followed with a rock game and ice with mints. Diane Chandler helped serve.

Milton Silver Albert Swartz Silver High Point Mm. B. Hall J. W. Chandler North Main Street Miss Smith Smitherman Cooper Miss Gallant Miss Hicks Hughes Miss Tarkington Radcliffe Grady W. Stroupe W. Arthur Barber Greensboro Miss Diane Chandler

Elder J E Adams Celebrates Long Ministry at High Hill

Elder J E Adams of Harnett county preached at High Hill Primitive Baptist church near Monroe using small print in a new testament during a recent service. He has preached fifty three years and will fill several appointments in the county. He appears younger than his eighty nine years.

Monroe J. E. Adams Harnett County High Hill Primitive Baptist Church Adams

Editor Beasley Returns to His Old Desk in Goldsboro

John Beasley, editor of The Journal, resumes work at his desk in Goldsboro. He aided in starting The Goldsboro Daily News and will continue to oversee The Journal, a semi weekly publication, while remaining active in the new venture.

Beasley Monroe John Beasley Journal Goldsboro North Carolina

Gastar Workers Benefit From Tarry Smell At Work

Report notes Gastar workers gain from the tarry odor present in their workplace, suggesting potential familiarity or occupational exposure that is unusual for a typical factory setting.

Free for All Street Fight Brings Family Court Action

A late night free-for-all on East Commerce Street led municipal court to hear charges against Maggie Ayers and members of the Stack family for assault. Rosa Stack, 15, was sent to juvenile court after testimony described a chaotic brawl with conflicting accounts surrounding a racial taunt. Rosa admitted prior juvenile court involvement. others faced no indictments.

East Commerce Street Maggie Ayers Ayers Annie Stack Bessie Dunlap Walter Royal Ordere Rosa Stack Stacks Amos Mrs. Stack Rosa Stack Royal

Women Form War Memorial Building Commission

Hendersonville March 17 an organization named the War Memorial Building commission is formed with Mrs J W Williams as temporary chair to plan a practical memorial building for civic and patriotic groups. Funding plans will be discussed soon.

Hendersonville War Memorial Building Commission J. W. Williams

Barlow Takes Silver Fails Championship At Pinehurst

Vik S. Barlow wins the silver fails championship title after posting 90 90 1890 over 36 holes on Pinehurst number one. Mrs Ronald H. Barlow of Philadelphia awards the trophy after a four stroke lead over a field of more than 40 contenders.

Pinehurst Ronald H. Barlow Philadelphia

Baseball Lottery Operation Suspected in St Louis

Police indicate a nationwide baseball lottery is operated with help in Cleveland and a man believed to be the local agent is under investigation in St Louis after a March 17 report.

ST. Louis Cleveland

Brazil Shows Highest Coffee Consumption Per Person

Brazilian data indicate the largest per capita coffee intake among populations. Analysts note cultural preferences and widespread access boost consumption levels.

666 Cold Remedy Claim

A vintage advertisement touts 666 as a fast acting prescription for colds fever and la grippe claiming it is the most speedy remedy known.

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Local Resident Say Relief

High Point woman Mrs. R L Smith of 111 Taylor St reports severe back ache and kidney pains for a year. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Greene Drug Co relief came and her kidneys functioned normally again. Price 60 cents at dealers.

Dean R. L. Smith Taylor St Posunu Greene Drug Co Doan

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