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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1921
Page
3
Durham and High Point clash with Durham taking an early lead while High Point answers in the middle innings. Strong hitting and timely errors punctuated a 7 3 final, with key contributions from Parker Waldron and Manush.
RALEIGH May 2 Ward Capitalists beat Danville 18 to 7 securing their fourth straight win. Raleigh jumped on Virginia pitchers in the second inning and maintained the scoring surge despite four errors by Ward. Score by innings Danville 4 9 0 1 9 0 0 7 Raleigh 0 2 1 2 2 0 9 x 18. Batteries Bauer Brooks Millick Bribeck Higgins Kolhoff Spencer.
Winston Salem report states the Clansy's Twins won 4 to 3 over Greensboro in a tight series finale. Ozmar troubled by early hits as OQuinn kept Patriots at bay. Greensboro scored in the second third and eighth innings to mount a comeback but fell short.
Guilford county Republican executive committee meeting in Greensboro recommends R. York for High Point postmaster. Dc C Robbins attended as candidate. J Elwood Cox defended York against claims of financial burden and Democratic voting. Committee also backs White Greensboro, Mrs Wood Gibsonville, Frazier Guilford College, Miss Robinson Summerfield, Bow man Oak Ridge, Vaughn Brokedale.
Revival meetings at Southside Baptist Church continue with growing interest and large congregations. Sunday night saw ten conversions as Rev. J. F. Black preached stirring sermons. A 30 minute song service led by Pr. L. Culler marks each gathering, with daily services at 3 30 and 7 30 p m through the week.
D Falson, white, found guilty by Judge O A Kirkman of transporting liquor. He received a $100 fine plus costs and his automobile ordered held. Other cases include G Craven convicted of vagrancy with a $10 fine and costs for speeding. H Davis fined $5 and costs. Lindsay Matthews paid costs for speeding. Henry Collins guilty of beating a board bill with payment of bill and costs. J Vinson fined $5 and costs for assault.
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of close of business Thursday April 28. The notice appeared in Washington on May 2 and provides a snapshot of bank health and holdings nationwide.
Fred N. Tate, candidate for mayor, denounces opponents and false charges as the city nears polls. He pledges law and order, square dealing, and service to all citizens, appealing to laborers and fair-minded voters to back his bid and ensure a safe, orderly election tomorrow.
An old advertisement promotes VEENOLAK a tonic for sleeplessness hysteria irritability melancholia and St Vitus Dance. It claims quick relief by restoring system balance and features red grape juice from Spain and ingredients like roots herbs and berries sold by Hart Drug Co High Point.
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