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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1922

Page

5

Chautauqua Opens Here With Redpath Program

The Redpath chautauqua begins this afternoon under the big tent at North Main and Church Streets with the Collegian male quartet. Tonight at 8 Hon. Charles H. Brough will lecture on Americas Leadership of the World after a Collegian concert. Tickets remain on sale through Wesley Memorial church.

North Main Church Streets Jack Bean Collegian Charles H. Brough Arkansas America Johns Hopkins University Commonwealths Mississippi Hrough F. S. Babbit Mr. Babbit High Montgomery Company Hubert W. Hurt

Central Labor Union Upholds Stance On Questionaire

Asheville May 19 The Central Labor union refused to rescind its two week old decision not to endorse the former labor questionnaire despite pleas from James F Barrett president of the North Carolina Federation of Labor and Dr J Q Alexander former president and present director of the Farmers' union The meeting adopted a resolution to take no further action and let the record stand The dispute drew a large attendance and a verbal clash occurred between visiting leaders and local officials over the moral effect on labor statewide.

Asheville Central Labor Union James F. Barrett North Carolina Federation of Labor J. Q. Alexander Farmers’ Union W. B. Hayes Barrett Alexander

New Rules for Housewife in Latest Sugar Etiquette

A guide to sugar usage rules emphasizes proper sugar types for specific foods. It warns against using granulated sugar in iced drinks and coffee, promotes powdered sugar for beverages and dusting, and suggests table rules for kitchen display to aid housewives.

Worley Adds Labor Figures to Speech List

During the past week Worley added the Asheville Typographical Union and W. C. Wolfe Jr to his list as he spoke.

Prohibition director cites whiskey theft at Wilmington store

Salisbury report notes alcohol vanished from government warehouse in Wilmington as Prohibition Director Kohloss labels it propaganda of rum-runners. Mentioned are a British ship Message of Peace seized for whisky transfer, guards on duty, and a smallpox scare at Dr Armstrong's office. Court terms shifted between Iredell and Rowan. Rowan creamer project planned by Isenhour Peeler and Stabler at Kerr and Lee streets.

Wilmington Kohless Charles Isenhour J. M. Peeler S&s. 8S Stabler Enterprise Kerr and Lee Streets

Prosperity Through the Right Advertising In Want Ads

The piece urges readers to seek prosperity by frequent and effective use of want ads as the best advertising method. It emphasizes frequent insertion and strategic placement to maximize results.

Purity Guarantee Promoted for Maker’s Special Bottle

A maker advertises a special guarantee that its product is absolutely pure and wholesome and invites readers to try a bottle to prove the claim.

Postoffice Hart Drug Company

Handwork Display Supports Episcopal Guild Fund

The Guild of The Episcopal Church invites the public to view a display of fancy handwork donated by members. The south window is shown to aid a worthy cause and encourages visitors to purchase pieces tomorrow to support the effort.

Episcopal Church

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