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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1916

Page

2

Duty Commissioned Officers Named in Local Unit

General Laurence W. Young will be temporarily replaced for 60 days by First Lieutenant Ben M. Merriwether. William L. Armstrong of High Point was commissioned second lieutenant of Company M, First Infantry, yesterday. Sept. J. 8. Mann of the state prison and candidate for state treasurer is hospitalized at Rex with serious appendicitis after Sunday's operation. He had campaigned in Aberdeen and was in good health Friday night, then fell ill Saturday with diseased appendix. The operation Sunday afternoon went well, though the organ is nonfunctional. Mann’s illness ends his campaign travel for now. friends expect a quick, though limited, recovery. Dr. E. W. Sikes, Wake Forest economics professor, will campaign for Attorney General T. W. Bickett, governor candidate. Sikes helped write the Bickett pamphlet forming the campaign basis. Both are Wake Forest alumni. Sikes is helping in Raleigh, where Bickett backers hope he will speak in the county as the former Wake president once represented the school in the senate.

Laurence W. Young Ben M. Merriwether William L. Armstrong High Point Mann Rex Hospital Aberdeen Main E. W. Sikes Wake Forest College T. W. Bickett Wake Forest Bickett Raleigh Doctor Sikes Wake

Drink Hot Water for a Rosy Complexion Claims

An article promotes morning hot water with limestone phosphate as a internal wash to remove toxins and improve skin tone. It asserts cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels yields clearer skin, glow, and relief from headaches bilious spells and constipation within one to two weeks.

Grimes Offers Reward Over Automobile License Scam

Raleigh May 9 Col J Bryan Grimes secretary of state and 1916 candidate offers 100 reward for evidence exposing a false charge that he gets a dollar take-off on every automobile license. He denies any such revenue and vows to sue for libel while urging fair treatment and public oversight.

W. T. Bost Raleigh Col J. Bryan Grimes Grimes North Carolina Fluimay Berme Peron Raecan A. and MM. College Craig Ragan Fred A. Olds High Point Mr. Ragan Colonel Olds Board of Trustees Wo 4 Withers

Heavy Death Toll in One Family Across Two Weeks

Statesville May 9 Mrs Susie Morrow wife of J B Morrow died after an 11 day typhoid pneumonia illness at her Shiloh township home. She leaves husband and three sons Charles Ralph and Aaron. two daughters died recently from pneumonia. A son remains seriously ill. Mary Wilson Lazenby aged 93 died at Cocil Springs. Emmeline Janet Webb wife of Daniel Webb of Oak Forest died after months of illness. She leaves husband and four children Marvin Webb Brooklyn Jr John Joe Webb Oak Forest and Mrs Parks Shoemaker Winston-Salem. Funeral service held at New Salem church with Rev Goode and Rev Edwards. interment at New Salem.

Statesville Susie Morrow J. B. Morrow Shiloh Township Mary Wilson Lazenby Cocil Springs Emmeline Janet Webb Daniel Webb Oak Forest Marvin Webb Brooklyn John and Joe Webb Parks Shoemaker Winston-Salem New Salem Church Mr. Goode Edwards Taylorsville New Salem

Thomasville graduation awards and a fatal accident

In Thomasville on Friday night the graduating class held exercises at the Baptist church with two prizes from the Cheetauqua circle awarded by Judge D C MacRae. Jewel Sink won the top average prize and Harvey Black the most improvement prize. A fire at Hughes Pace Lumber was contained Thursday night. Clay Kearns was fatally injured after being thrown from a horse Saturday. he briefly recovered at home before death.

Thomasville Cheetauqua Circle D C. MacRae Jewel Sink Harvey Black Hughes-ePace Lumber Company Clay Kearns Mr. Kearns Kearns

Foley Cathartic Tablets Backed By Reader

Anna Hawn of Cedar Grove Missouri praises Foley Cathartic Tablets as the best liver pills. The reader says they do not nauseate or gripe and act freely on the liver. Suitable for constipation bloating sour stomach gas bad breath and irregular action. Mann Drug Co. advertises.

Anna Hawn Cedar Grove Mann Drug Co. Ady

Bejeweled Women Criticized For Coddling Dogs

London reports Rev Bernard Vaughan denouncing childless women as “befarred and bejewelled” for coddling pets during war. He laments falling birth rates, high marriage rates, and warns of a nation headed to the cemetery, urging mothers over munitions or money.

London Bernard Vaughan Mansion House

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