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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
3
Social notes record a Thursday evening YWCA board meeting at the Green street hut with Miss Fasley present as Paraguay cotton crop discussion begins. The item highlights civic group activity and local governance.
Mrs. J. A. Morris of Thomasville visited Tuesday with her daughter Mrs. Roland Holton for a card party at Mrs. Ring honoring Mrs. Holton. Mrs. A. R. Williams Jr. of Charlotte and her son Albert Russell arrived ill to visit Mrs. T. B. Rogers. Miss Zena Petty left for Candleman to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henshaw, accompanied by Juanita Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Allen of Charleston with daughter Olive visit at 115 Boulevard. Mrs. W. B. Marshall of Greensboro joined Mrs. I. T. Mann on Johnson street.
In Danville Bay Pennsylvania on May 10 M L Bovard 19 was shot while walking to a train near Chatham. Authorities report four suspects including Dewy Roswell Ayko, all denying guilt and claiming alibis. Bo vard was a Pittsburg native allegedly lured to a secluded spot and shot.
Serpent green and periwinkle blue lead a rainbow palette with deep rose lemon yellow and torchlight red adding variety. Ratine appears in plain colors gingham checks stripes and plaids offering endless style choices for a complete seasonal wardrobe.
Dr Frederick Koch of the University of North Carolina delivered a vivid lecture before the Woman’s club at the Sheraton ballroom. He reinterpreted Romeo and Juliet drawing a new meaning of life and love, highlighting youth and beauty, with scenes of the garden in Italy and the tomb. The evening featured a formal reception honoring the Carolina Playmakers and a meal with guests including Katherine Batts and many other local figures.
Lorenz D. Covington, lecturer and explorer, compared to Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, jailed three to six years by Justice Herbert for possessing indecent books and pictures. He is a member of England's Royal Geographical Society and reported associates to the Society for the Suppression of Vice.
He earned $20 for information and later supplied pictures to accusers. He spent years exploring the Near East and a decade in the Sahara. Born in Covington Kentucky from a prominent family, he donated many relics from his expeditions to Cincinnati Art Museum.
Mrs W. F. Buzby and her three young daughters were found dead in Atlantic Cees on May 10, in a death by their own action case. Authorities reported the grim discovery and ongoing investigation into the family tragedy.
Police report an asphyxiation death at a Ventor City residence. In a bedroom on a chiffonier two notes were discovered written by Mrs. Buzby. one to the maid and the other to her husband stating that they would all be better off.
Police raided labor leaders headquarters in Chicago and arrested Tim Murphy Fred Mader and Cornelius Shear amid bombings and shootings that killed two officers and grievously injured another.
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