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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1921
Page
4
High Point YWCA members welcome spring with sunlit rooms, piano melodies, and a busy fundraising effort. Younger girls run a booth outside the chautauqua entrance selling peanuts fudge ice cream and sandwiches to raise money for a summer conference.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of North Carolina will hold its 75th annual session in Salisbury from May 17 for three days. Leaders include A E Woltz Gastonia and W N Everett Rockingham with about 300 attendees from 200 lodges. The program features initiations, memorial addresses, and degree demonstrations by lodge teams from Winston-Salem and other towns.
Custer Battle anniversary in Hardin will feature an exact Little Big Horn replica on June 25 with about 500 Crow and Cheyenne Indians facing American Legion and cavalry reenactors. National cemetery permission granted. Gen. Hugh L. Scott and possibly Mrs. Custer expected to attend. A basket dinner, ceremonies, a powwow, and street dance follow the unveiling.
Major A Dockray and companions report Urga fell after Ungern Senggeliin attacked on February 2 and captured the city on February 3. Chinese forces fled east leaving artillery and ammo behind. many Chinese killed or captured. Mongol and Russian troops involved. peace with Peking anticipated and further hostilities deemed unlikely.
J. H. Jennings, 45, a Greenville County native, died after sustaining injuries from a motorcycle accident last Tuesday near the Union Bleachery. He leaves a wife and several children.
Changes in the form of government of the United Presbyterian church will be recommended to the general assembly meeting in Philadelphia this month. A simplified catechism and a revised Westminster Confession of Faith will be proposed. A committee report follows a Pittsburgh meeting led by Dr John McNaughton and adopted by ministers and laymen with members from Pittsburgh Tarkio Monmouth Chicago and Philadelphia.
J. B. Sydnor of the Richmond Dry Goods company Richmond Virginia was elected president of the Southern Wholesale Dry Goods association during the final business session of its tenth annual convention in Chattanooga Tennessee on May 9.
Paris May 3 Germany cannot display captured trophies from 1870 invasion. Sixteen freight cars loaded with trophies reach Mayence en route from Berlin to Paris. One hundred twenty three old French cannons are included.
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