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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
8
Mrs. C. B. Best of 107 Mallory Street announces the birth of a daughter, Jessie Blanche, on Friday, April 29. Local notices recount social events including bridge gatherings, a canceled Junior Missionary meeting, and upcoming concerts and society meetings in High Point.
Community notices show multiple groups canceling sessions this week due to the Chautauqua program. Wo mans club shore bird Band of girl reserves Recreation Club of the Y W C A Beta Pi Entre Nous Philomethean Junior division meetings are postponed with dates to be announced. Mrs Thurlough Kearnes hosts a Thursday bridge lunch at 1 o clock. Mrs W S Hall listed as teacher.
Rev R S Troxler of Thomasville preached at Welch Memorial Methodist Church in a revival. His topic The Things of Every Day Life urged living in Christ and conquering surroundings. Services are daily at 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM with public invitation from Rev J H Moon.
Boy scouts of the Highland cotton mill troop No 1 meet in the hut at the mill tonight at 7 50 o clock. Scoutmaster H S Cofield requests punctual attendance from every member.
Ascension day services at St Marys Episcopal Church tomorrow morning at 10 oclock. Rev Thomas L Trott rector will preach a sermon at that hour.
Miss Betty Lee Baker of Shelby visits with sister Mrs. R. E B. Ransom on South Main Street after a recent operation at High Point hospital. Mrs. Rufus King returns from Raleigh where she stayed with her son. Mrs. Ed Parker and Miss Nellie Dobbs visited Salisbury yesterday. Bill Grimsely and Ed Klingman spent Tuesday evening with friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Growson have gone to Goldsboro.
In a tense confrontation at their grand house, Jane rebukes Bob for half truths and evasions that hollowed their love. He admits fault but won't explain, leaving Jane humiliated, torn between trust and doubt as their quarrel signals a fragile bond. (TO BE CONTINUED.)
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