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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
4
Schloss Bros and Fashion Park present high grade ready to wear men and young men suits. Crafted from light and dark tweeds herringbones cassimeres cheviots and worsteds. Single breasted models, refined patterns, tailored by expert tailors for a fit comparable to custom made.
Former West Virginia governor John J. Cornwell urged the National Coal association to ensure a square deal for the public in coal purchases. He warned against outlaw operators who gouge buyers and warned that public support hinges on fair pricing and steady year round demand. He cautioned that nationalization could follow if the industry fails to cooperate with government and public. In Berlin the American Jazz Band popularity rises despite cultural friction.
Pastors and deacons of the Presbyterian denomination met last night in the Smith Memorial building Greensboro with A M Seyles as chairman Carter Dalton as vice president T D Dupuy as secretary and J L Mardin as treasurer Captain F L Slaymaker of Athens Ga gave the address A Dutch supper was served Attending from First Presbyterian were Rev Charles P Coble Dr W A Hayes W W Smith P H Johnson S E Tucker BE Shipman D M Pollock Cartier Dalton R K E Ranson and A BE Taplin
Announcement of The Hub, a men s furnishings and ladies ready to wear store at corner North Main and English streets, opening Saturday morning with new stock. The Enterprise ad notes J Davidson as manager. Admiral Benson chairs the U S Shipping Board statement appears in the same insert.
The Wear a Poppy movement backed by the American French Children's League gains support from France's President Millerand and Mme. Millerand. Replicas will be worn May 30 in both nations to honor fallen soldiers. Proceeds aid relief for war-torn children, with French orphans making the poppies and millions sent to the United States.
Old Jamestown pupils of Professor J M Weatherly will hold a reunion at 11 oclock on June 9. Hon Walter Murphy of Salisbury will be the chief speaker. A basket dinner and games are planned in the oaks at Jamestown with an expected large turnout and a call to notify Miss Jennie Ragsdale.
A military funeral was held in Thamesville for First Lieutenant D Culburth who was killed in France in World War I. A Thomasville crowd attended the service at Main Street Methodist Church, led by pastors R G Tuttle and W O Goode, with Thomasville post members in charge. He was 24 and the son of the late Dan Culburth, serving as lieutenant of Company L in Thomasville.
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