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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
5
Hartley Coleridge cited in Biblical Recorder poetry excerpt. Mr and Mrs Bob Adams of Bridgeport Conn with Mrs E T Harmon visited Ramseur and Mehan for several days and returned last night.
Misa Iris Burrus hosted a G. T. C. club Halloween gathering at her Boulevard home. The decorations featured autumn leaves pumpkins cats and witches. A conteet titled The Farmer's Romance delighted guests while games and a fortune teller station provided entertainment.
An all Hallowe en party will be held at Oak Hill school house on Friday night November 3 with games and merriment. The public is invited. Mr and Mrs Gle a Active Wir and Mrs J A Gray return from a bridal trip and will begin housekeeping at 312 Lindsay street. The Coxes at Home. A society reception hosted by Mr and Mrs J Elwood Cox is planned tonight. Philomathean club to meet Friday afternoon. Mildred Massey ill with diphtheria at home on Rty street.
A. Y. Bond of Greensboro visited the city today. W. Newt Stack of Greensboro visited the city today for a few years. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Rees of Greensboro spent several hours in the city today. Dr. J. T. Burrus returned yesterday from New York after a several day stay.
Trinity reports a large Epworth League gathering as Rev. Goode urged service to mankind. The convention heard sermons by Rev. Dr. Weaver and Rev. Dr. Turrentin with holy communion and praise by local musicians. Attendance included visitors from Thomasville and High Point and a Halloween party hosted by local societies.
Raleigh November 1 Misa Lida T Rodnan of Washington NC state regent of the N C D A R tendered her resignation at the opening session of the organization convention. She said she will not seek re election when officers are chosen tomorrow.
Foley Cathartic Tablets are advertised as plain old fashioned physic that acts promptly on the bowels without pain or griping. The ad claims they banish biliousness and headaches, improve digestion, and keep the bowels regular, sold by Mann Drug Co.
Field Marshal Hindenburg told a Vienna press rep that the war could extend into 1917 and that Germany would continue to fight to a final decision. General von Ladendorf stated the army remains determined and not fearful, citing Allied measures as evidence of resolve.
Robert Brockett of High Point objects to a Daily News interview about Guilford County politics and the 1915 legislature. He asserts he did not discuss city affairs since a meeting 18 months ago and condemns alleged claims about his political stance while defending his honor.
A section of the American ambulance field service sails from Paris for Saloniki. The unit includes 31 ambulances, two supply cars, 25 volunteers led by Leverin Hill, and earns praise for service at Verdun and in Alsace and Lorraine. Ambulances honor gifts from schools, colleges, and individuals.
Washington November 1 The post office department is prepared to accept a proposal by the German ambassador for mails from the United States to Germany to be transported in merchant submarines. Announcement was made today by the second assistant postmaster general.
Communication with Chihuahua City has been cut off and the city isolated. Rail and telegraph links to Juarez are interrupted with all train service between Juarez and Chihuahua City annulled.
Early cold snaps bring storms sleet and snow and flu like symptoms. Foley's Honey and Tar acts quickly to ease coughing clear air passages reduce irritation and help breathing so sleep is less disturbed. For sale by Mahe Drug Co.
Washington November 1 The Supreme Court postponed the argument on the constitutionality of North Carolina liquor law in relation to the Webb Kenyon act until after a West Virginia case is heard. The delay aims to secure a clear ruling on interstate liquor regulation.
Friends report Miss Helen Brockett is resting well today after injuries from a Monday afternoon automobile accident.
Trees for sale from Lindley Nursery Co behind Beeson Hardware Store. Customer can select their own stock and have mill or plants prepared. ACK, Salesman.
Mrs. Sam Small of Clayton New Mexico writes that her three month old grandson recovered from whooping cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The testimonial endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and croup and notes it is sold by Mann Craig Co.
Advertisement notes men also suffer fatigue when kidneys are weak and sluggish. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted as a quick acting tonic and strengthener. Sold by Mann Drug Co.
An old fashioned banking notice promotes savings department services for all ages. It stresses confidentiality of transactions and positions the bank as a safe depository meeting community demand for reliable savings.
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