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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
12
Outdoor sleeping is healthier than indoor rooms, boosting disease resistance and vigor. Use wind protection on two to three sides, insulate under the sleeper with thick mattresses, wear a warm cap, and warm sheets in winter. Extend blankets beyond the head to block cold air, and keep blankets next to the skin off for hygiene.
Miss Marie Davenport of Pineville gave a piano recital Monday afternoon in the North Carolina College for Women auditorium Greensboro. She was the second senior in the school of music to perform this year, following Olive Chandiey of Greensboro. Davenport displayed notable ability and ease, with full orchestral parts arranged and played by Prof. George Scott-Hunter.
The Trinity high school held closing exercises this week with eleven graduates ten girls and one boy. Miss Velma Welborn won the recitation medal and John Andrews the declamation medal during Tuesday night contests. Medals were awarded by the Trinity literary societies and presented by Horace Hayworth of High Point.
Spencer meat dealers Dorsett and Holt saw their slaughterhouse burned Tuesday afternoon near the not ... The blaze destroyed the building and caused significant damage to the premises. No injuries reported. Local fire units battled the flames for several hours.
Clifford M. Pickney head of the Bureau of Engineering details why asphalt is best for heavy city traffic. He notes lower repair costs, speedier block-by-block repairs, and less street closure compared to other materials. Fifth Avenue traffic averages 250,000 vehicles daily, with future openings planned using place base under sheet asphalt.
A fire at a butcher shop on the outskirts of town caused about $1,000 in losses including meat, hides, and tallow. Pink Hoover, the butcher, was frying sausages when the blaze broke out and he had no time to save any contents. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
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