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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1918

Page

5

High Point Couple Married in Spartanburg South Carolina

Spartanburg March 20 relatives here announced the marriage of Miss Bertha Lorena Cannon of Tryon North Carolina to Friest Edward White of High Point North Carolina. The ceremony occurred Monday at Miss Cannon’s sister Mrs Bradley home. Miss Cannon worked as stenographer for Tomlinson Chair company in High Point during their courtship and White, son of KE White of High Point, is with the Southern Railroad company chang e department.

Spartanburg,s Bertha Lorena Cannon Tryon N. C Friest Edward White High Point Miss Cannon Bradley Tomlinson Chair Company Mr. White The Southern Railroad Company

Mrs S H Tomlinson Hosts Philomathean Club Meeting

Mrs S H Tomlinson of North Main Street will host a Philomathean club meeting at 3 30 p m Friday.

S. H. Tomlinson North Main Street Philomathean Club

Greensboro Woman and Elks Lodge Visitor Highlights

Miss Peggy Albright of Greensboro spends the week in High Point with friends. La Major L. C. Sinclair returns from Winston-Salem and Durham after visiting the Elks' lodge. A wry note on nations arguing that Yankees prevail most of the time.

Peggy Albright Greensboro High Point L. C. Sinclair Winston-Salem Durham Elks’ Lodge Argu Yankees

Coyote First of Ferris Wooden Ships Launched in Newark

The Coyote, first of the Ferris type wooden cargo steamers under the emergency fleet program, was launched at Newark by the Foundation company in a ceremony attended by hundreds. Miss Phyllis Hughes christened the ship as Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board observed. The vessel measures 281.6 feet long, 46 feet beam, 23.6 feet deep, displacing 3,500 tons, with a 1400 horsepower triple expansion engine and a speed of 10 knots.

Newark N. J Coyote Emergency Fleet Corporation Foundation Company Phyllis Hughes Senator Hughes New Jersey Hurley Shipping Board Fleet Corporation Atlantic

French Submarine Diane Considered Lost

Paris officials state the French submarine Diane is presumed lost after a long period without contact. Diane was a Cherbourg built sea going craft launched in 1914 with a 640 ton displacement and a crew of 30.

Diane Paris Cherbourg

Miss Browne Leaves Tennis For Bank Work

Miss Mary K Browne three time tennis champion resigns from tennis to join Ocean Park Bank of Los Angeles at its Venice California branch. Venice on the Pacific about twenty miles from Los Angeles. Browne defeated Miss Molla Bjurstedt in past competitions and held the championship in 1912 1913 and 1914.

Mary K. Browne Venice Ocean Park ‘Bank of Los Angeles Cal Pacific Ocean Miss Browne Molla Bjurstedt Mis Browne

Former High Point pastor called by Newton church

Newton March 20 A congregational meeting at the Reformed church voted unanimously to call Rev. L A Peeler of Albemarle to become pastor of Grace Reformed church Newton has been without a pastor since the first of the year Peeler formerly led the First Reformed church in this city and has many friends here who will be pleased by the news that Newton seeks him as pastor.

High Point Newton Church L. A. Peeler First Reformed Church Newton

Steps to Suppress German Smuggling on Lake Constance

Swiss authorities have received six additional motor boats to curb German smuggling across Lake Constance. German agents and musicians attempt to smuggle foodstuffs in instruments and baggage, with seizures of sausages lard bacon and eggs. Smuggling activity now centers on the lake as naval crews pursue high speed motor boats along Swiss shores toward Friedrichshafen.

Berne Lake Constance Munich Switzerland Basle Lugano St. Gall Geneva Zurich Lake of Constance Friedrichshaven Count Zeppelin

Liberty Loan Campaign Opens Across Norfolk Area

The third liberty loan campaign began at Hampton Roads naval base Bush's Bluff army base and the navy yard with meetings at a local theater. John Burke treasurer of the United States Captain Leslie Vickers of the 71st British expeditionary forces and Miss Catherine Synons spoke to large audiences aided by naval band concerts.

Norfolk Hampton Roads Naval Base Bush’s Bluff Army Base Navy Yard John Burke United States Leslie Vickers 71St British Expeditionary Forces Catherine Synons Woman’s National Liberty Loan Committee

Bargain Counter Remnants Show Popularity Not Success

A reflective note contrasts popularity found among bargain remnants with the elusive nature of lasting success, suggesting material finds do not guarantee achievement.

Prospects Bright for Summer School at Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill reports a bright outlook for the upcoming University summer school opening June 13 and closing July 25. The program offers more than 50 special courses including stenography, domestic science, home gardening, journalism, war literature, and modern history with a strong emphasis on wartime relevance. Prominent lecturers include Edwin Mims and Prof Alphons Smith, with military camp plans for boys and a community service lecturer from Washington.

Chapel Hill University Walker Edwin Mims Alphons Smith U.S. Naval Academy The Thomas M. Balliet Department of Adagoguv New York University Rawer University of Porto Rico Boyd Trinity College A. Vermont Asheville America France Gustav Havedorn J. Stuart Allen Bingham

Bomb Ton Dropped On Mannheim By British Planes

British aircraft dropped a ton of bombs on Mannheim, Germany, in the latest announced raid. The delivery was confirmed as official by British authorities.

Mannheim London

Salts for Kidneys Said to Ease Meat Strain

An authority links backache and kidney dullness to excess meat, which forms uric acid that overworks kidneys. A remedy, Salts, is recommended as a daily spoonful before breakfast to stimulate sluggish kidneys and neutralize urine acids, promising relief for bladder weakness and a pleasant effervescent drink.

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Spartanburg S. C Miss Main Browne Dean Ds Ee Lion Stres Iy Ies S. Ham Palla Dom Kiethey Pily Ai. Brook Milburn Co Miers TERNS SHINE JAD Joffre J. C. Segrue International News Bureau Liberty Loan Campaign Rose Theater Calomel Calo Adv Etaloy Villa Wallivel Iir Ry Prous Express Beavans Allen Allen’s Bank OF Commerce High Paint Tors C. E. Kearns J. H. Adams A. M. Rankin H. A. Mikis G. A. Pollock Moffitt Furnishing CO
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