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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1922

Page

3

High Point Society Notes Include Weddings And Events

Mrs. C H Willard is listed as a patient at Burrus MecCain hospital with bronchitis. F M Pierce and Miss Nannie Peele wed at 3 pm at Rev C V Brooks home 101 English Street. they plan to reside in High Point. Miss Ebertha Roelof of Richmond VA visits as field secretary for the South Atlantic Division of the Y W C A and outlines spring activities. The Y prepares a Japanese tea event with Miss Margaret Clinerd and helpers. a Presbyterian hut dinner for the city nurse auto fund is planned March 30. Mrs C B Hoosier hosts a seventh birthday party for her daughter Vivian with many guests. Mrs Ernest Shipman hosts Tuesday Bridge Club with a salad course and high score prize to Mrs Oscar Durland. Wesley Memorial church Mission Society elects Helen Clark to attend the Western North Carolina Mission Conference and Mary Duncan McAnally as second quarter chair. Reports cover Africa, Cuba, Mexico with Africa winning the field. Miss Elizabeth Hayden leads January program. A debate over study programs yields prize winning essay by May Frazier on Harmful Effects of Tobacco. Seventeen W C T U members attend the March meeting with ice cream and cake.

F. M. Pierce Nannie Peele C. V. Brooks West End Ebertha Roeloff Richmond High Point Y. W. C. A Ernest Shipman Shipman Oscar Durland T. V. Rochelle DD. N. Welborn W. E. Price John Dyer W. G. Shipman D. M. Pollock L. R. Terry Mission Society Helen Clark Western North Carolina Mission Conference Salisbury Mary Duncan McAnally Young People’s Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church Janie Redding Broad Street Miss Clark Africa Cuba Mexico Elizabeth Hayden Mary Elizabeth Long Edna Kearns Josephine Loone Alice Pitts Dorothy Koskins Neal Dove Lillian M. Stephens Frank Wall Walter White May Frazier High Point W. GC. T. U

Klub Kalendar Wednesday Events At Local Homes

Literature music department and Woman's club plan meetings with Mrs Willis Slane and Mrs Ernest Shipman at Mrs Slane's home on the Parkway at 3 30. Fortnighty Bridge club gathers at 8. Postess to be announced. Thursday Entre Nous club hosts Mrs t BR Terry on North Main street at 8. Friday Philomathean club meets Mrs J G Richardson on Broad Street at 3 30. Priscilla club with Mrs Fred Ingram at her English street home at 3 20.

Woman's Club Willis Slane Ernest Shipman Parkway Bridge Club Entre Nous Club T. BR. Terry North Main Street Philomathean Club J. G. Richardson Broad Street Priscilla Club Fred. Ingram English Street

WwW Conference Plans Regional Meeting Delegates Named

Women of WwW CC T U met at the Brown residence to finalize plans for the Greensboro regional conference. Delegates J A Eshelman and Frank Wall will attend the 10 o clock Friday session with a transportation committee arranging rides for local union and city missionary members.

Www J. A. Eshelman Frank Wall West Market Street Greensboro Transportation Committee W. P. Pickett R. K. Marshall W. C. Lyndon

Personalities and Moves Highlight Local Society Page

J W Lassiter left for Charlotte to join Stons Za Coal and Coke as representative with HQ in the Queen City. J W Quattlebaum, now in town, becomes traveling salesman for Gate City Motor and plans to move family to High Point. Narence A Smith returns from Tampa to Florida bound trip with Mrs Smith to visit her ill father, Mr Willingham. Mrs D H Boney of Teacheys visits relatives Rev C V Brooks and family on English street.

J. W. Lassiter Charlotte Stons Za Coal & Coke Company Queen City J. W. Quattlebaum Gate City Motor Company Mr. Quattlebaum High Point Narence A. Smith Tampa Fla Florida D. H. Boney Teacheys Wilmington C. V. Brooks English Street

Ford Dealers Parade Showcases Fordson Versatility in Detroit

Detroit Ford dealers staged a parade of 42 Fordson tractors along Woodward Avenue led by Miss Mary Percola to demonstrate the tractor’s city uses. Trailers carried gravel lumber coal garbage sand and more with implements like street sweepers road graders and cement mixers. River Rouge plant runs 200 tractors daily as demand surges after a price cut from 625 to 395.

Detroit Mich Ford Mary Percola Ford Motor Company Woodward Avenue Jefferson Gratiot Second Avenue Fort Street Miss Percola Ford Dealers Fordsons Fordson Whch Highland Park River Rouge

Methodists Seek Centenary Deficit Across South

Nashville report notes Southern Methodist territory will mark World Sunday on March 26 to urge overdue Centenary subscriptions. Pastors of 18 060 congregations will remind members of the $85 000 000 goal for five years, with only 40 percent paid and 60 percent due, prompting a churchwide canvass to collect arrears.

Nashville Tenn Southern Methodist Methodist Episcopal Church South

Jersey cow mother of five normal calves

Regina Sask March 22 A pure bred Jersey owned by Hollis Williams at Mastlin Sask has given birth to five calves all normal weighing about thirty pounds each The cow last year had three normal calves None of this year's litter survived after the dam was frightened by a passing train causing a long run to over a mile per the farm foreman

Regina Sask Hollis Williams Mstlin, Sask Williams

Syrians View Mourning as Unmanly Practice

The text notes that Syrians regarded mourning for the dead as an effeminate practice highlighting cultural attitudes toward grief and gender performance.

Salisbury Brothers Return to Practice in Town

Two Salisbury natives now doctors return home to practice. Dr Edward Clement previously worked in Atlantic City and Dr Frank Marsh has practiced in Philadelphia for several years. Their homecoming marks a notable relocation to serve the local community.

Salisbury Salsbury Edward Clement Atlantic City Frank Marsh Philadelphia

Merchants Association to Meet at Kiizh Point

The Merchants Association of Kiizh Point holds its regular business meeting tonight at 8 in the offices above Jarrett's stationery. All members are urged to be present.

Merchants Association Merchants’ Association of Kiizh Point Jarrett’s Stationery Company

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C. H. Willard Burrus-MecCain Hospital TE Ple Margaret Clinerd Board of Public Welfare Vivian C. B. Hoosier Pickett Street Bessie Hedrick Lillian McDaniels Frances McDaniels Helen Hoosier Onoda Dickens Nellie Furgurson Verna Hood Tilma McDaniels Hazel Phillip Valera Klub Kalendar Sila Hosiery All Moffitt Furnishing Co Methodists Proipits Jersey al Pat Laster Lhe Day Loflin’s New Taffeta Whitman Hart Drug CO Davis Shoe Store Geo. H. Jacobs Prevyv Pet Beavans the Ladies’ Store
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