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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1918

Page

4

High Point Market License Debate Echoes Local Support

Letters to the editor defend Mr W C McIntyre as the man applying to operate the South Main Street meat market. Local citizens urge the city council to grant the license, praising the market’s planned quality and urging fair treatment and adherence to the Golden Rule.

Ariven South Main Street Rose Theater W .C. McIntyre P. C. McIntyre The Enterprise McIntyre Will McIntyre High Point Main Street United States South Man Street Mr. McIntyre J. G. Lambert Jas. A. Clarke

Guilford County Courthouse Cornerstone Placed in Greensboro

The corner stone of Guilford County’s new half million dollar courthouse is laid in Greensboro. The project caps years of effort by the board of county commissioners led by W. C. Jones of High Point who selected the West Market street site and secured a prominent town square. The courthouse aims to be modern and well equipped, a source of county pride and a memorial to the commissioners’ work.

Guilford County Mem

Truth and Harmonic Efforts in War Time Probes

The piece lauds Charles E Hughes and his role in insurance investigations while urging support for airship efforts and a Red Cross campaign. It references Congressman Albert Johnson from Washington and the need for public attendance, highlighting wartime public service and governance themes.

Soldiers win free use of Liverpool public baths

In Liverpool on May 22 the city Council voted to grant United States soldiers and sailors free access to the public baths. Three fine swimming pools are available, and many military personnel are expected to use the privilege.

Liverpool United States

Bethel Church Plans Special Exercises for Children

Bethel Reformed Church under acting minister Hobart D. McKeehan will conduct children day exercises with a continuing choir drill. The program is described as splendid and of much interest to attendees.

Bethel Reformed Church Hobart D. McKeehan

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