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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1916

Page

5

What will you give in return for my love and heart

A fragment from a period piece with a poem by Jay Thomas of Salisbury N C. It notes a return from St Petersburg Florida by Mr and Mrs J Elwood Cox and Miss Clara Cox after four months away and mentions the Thimble club meeting Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs H Wearns on South Main Street.

Jay Thomas J. Elwood Cox Clara Cox St. Petersburg Fla Miss Cox Thimble Club

Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. B F Moore

Yesterday at noon Mrs. Moore hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mr. B F Moore. Guests brought jonquils and ferns, boutonnières for gentlemen and violet corsages for ladies, with yellow and purple decor and a four course menu. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A Sherrod, Mr. and Mrs. A J Owen, and Dr. and Mrs. G T Rowe.

B. EF. Moore Mrs. Moore Mr. Moore Messrs. and Mesdames A. Sherrod A. J. Owen G. T. Rowe

Marriage Unites Miss Feansey Harvell and Bert Peace at West End

At West End Baptist church Rev F L Fiddler joined Miss Feansey Harvell and Bert Peace in marriage last night. Both residents of High Point the couple concealed plans from most friends but shared their intent with a few. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Harvell the groom son of Mr and Mrs Asbury Peace. Friends extend congratulations.

West End Baptist Church F. L. Fiddler Feansey Harvell Herbert Peace High Point Lee Harvell

Couple Binds Amid Traffic Near Sandy Ridge

Saturday evening Rev. L. W. Blackwelder was hailed driving to Sandy Ridge to organize a Daughters of Liberty society when a passing couple stopped him. Lee Charles from Sandy Ridge was escorting a couple to be married. In the road at seven o clock Miss Delia Frazier and Benjamin Farrington pledged their troth.

Sandy Ridge Daughters of Liberty Society L. W. Blackwelder Lee Charles Bringieg Delia Frazier Benjamin Farrington

High Point UDC Offers Medal for Confederate History Essay

The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will award a medal to the best high school pupil essay on Confederate history. The prize will be presented at the close of the school term.

High Point

Local social notes include guests visiting Greensboro and Statesville

Jr. and Mrs. Frank Wineside with Miss Thelma visit Statesville to see Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slane and Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens. Attendees to On Trial in Greensboro include RR B Terry, Harry Raymond, A Brash, C Prince, Katherine Humphreys of Wilmington with Mrs. A. H. Sissom, Horace Sisson, and Mrs. A. H. Sisson. Others traveled from nearby towns for Baraca Philatheas convention and weekend visitors such as Lola Long, Margaret Holliday, Prof. Edward Allen, H. A. Blapsi, and Lucy Cobb. Kate Humphreys of Wilmington returns home. Misses Iris Holt, Lillian Harrell, Paul Fisher, and Dr. W. F. Clayton toured to Asheboro. Groom brothers from Groomtown visited. Geneva Barnes of the Normal faculty stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyon. Dr. H. C. Pitts left for Atlanta and will return by Wednesday. W. B. Thomas and W. H. Slane visited Statesville. Kate Humphreys travels back to Wilmington.

Miss Ingram Katherine McClamroch Greensboro Nellie Muse Baraca Philatheas Lola Long Margaret Holliday Edward Allen Warrenton H. A. Blapsi Raleigh Lucy Cobb State Normal High Point Paul Jack Groom Groomtown Geneva Barnes the Normal Arthur Lyon East Green Street H. C. Pitts Atlanta Iris Holt Lillian Harrell Paul Fisher W. F. Clayton Asheboro W. B. Thomas W. H. Slane Statesville Kate Humphreys Wilmington A. H. Sisson

Russia's Industrial Meeting Increases Military Committees

More than 1 000 members of military industrial committees have gathered across the Russian empire to discuss mobilizing national resources for defense. The assembly aims to detail concrete steps needed to turn resources into effective defense capacity.

eXtrograd Russian Empire

Citrolax touted as remedy for constipation and digestion

An advertisement from Mann Drug Co promotes Citrolax as the best cure for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. The copy claims rapid headache relief thorough cleansing and a pleasant system cleansing effect with no pain or nausea.

Mann Drug Co. Adv

Entente and German Actions Reported From Fronts

Reports from Paris describe a major Entente war conference as fighting continues east of the Meuse and near Saloniki. German air raids fail on Frisians base while losses include a destroyer, sea planes, and several ships sunk by submarines amid ongoing bombardments and skirmishes.

Saloniki Athens Berlin Friscian Admiralty Cerne Hebe Wichartoum Paris Entente Alles

High Point Higs Lose Season Opener to Pomona

The High Point High School baseball team fell 14 to 13 to Pomona on Pomona’s grounds. High Point led by four in the ninth before Pomona’s Johnson tied and then pulled ahead with a costly rally. Schulteiss and Lyon starred for High Point with a homer, two triples, a double and multiple hits. Batteries Teague Farlow for High Point Johnson Stafford for Pomona.

High Point Pomona High School Johnson Pomona Gorgrat Schulteiss and Lyon Teague and Farlow Johnson and Stafford

Springfield school commencement begins with Rev Walter Grabbs sermon

The Springfield graded school's commencement opened with Rev Walter Grabbs of Bethania delivering a sermon in the school auditorium. The program includes choir pieces by Greensboro quartet, a primary and intermediate entertainment, declamation and recitation contests, a State Normal address by Dr John A Lesh, a baseball game, and the play The Noble Outcast to conclude Tuesday evening with musical support from the Springfield cornet band.

Springfield Walter Grabbs Bethania Walter Bragg Messrs. Hayworth, Marley, Phipps and Pierson Greensboro Wildwood Mr. Phipps John A. Lesh State Normal Springfield Cornet Band

High Point to Debates Jamestown Team This Evening

High Point and Jamestown high schools meet in Chapel Hill tonight for a debate on whether the United States should greatly increase its navy. High Point's team includes Edith Harrison and Hugh Hamilton for the affirmative and Louis Woodson and Odie Ingram for the negative, with the event serving as a lead in to a triangular meet with Winston and Reidsville Friday night.

High Point Jamestown Winston Reidsville Chapel Hill Carolina Edith Harrison Hugh Hamilton Louis Woodson Odie Ingram

Doctor selected to clean up Buenaventura sanitation

To Clean Up Buenaventura Panama March 27 Dr E P Bever ly of Colon hospital has been chosen to tackle the sanitation effort at Buenaventura a pest hole of Colombia tied to a strict canal zone quarantine The Colombian government requested aid from American medical officers through its representative in the area Two main problems hinder sanitation the sewage system and the supply of clean water with water drawn from open wells or cisterns as in early days

Panama E. P. Beverly Colon Hospital Buenaventura Colombia Canal Zone

Birds trained to destroy Krupp works proposed in London

An Englishman proposed training cormorants to destroy Krupp works by feeding birds along lines on walls. The plan involved releasing the trained birds at Essen to attack the chimneys. A war inventions board member warned about revealing secrets to the enemy.

Essen Krupp War Inventions Board Royal Institution

Chestnut Blight Spreads Across 19 States

Chestnut blight, starting in eastern New York around 12 years ago, has reached 19 states and now affects almost the northern half of native American chestnut stands. Estimated damage runs just over $50,000,000 as federal and state governments work to curb the disease.

Washington New York

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