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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
5
The High Point Ministerial Association adopted a resolution urging all merchants to close by 9 oclock on Saturday nights. They argued early closing would give workers and customers time to rest and attend Sunday activities, noting Charlotte and Greensboro stores close earlier and other cities at 6.
Dr. W A Hayes Rodney Snow and Gratton Foy returned to High Point last night from Manchester where they spent several days fox hunting. Hayes said the trip was very enjoyable with exciting chases and that several foxes were likely caught during the outing.
Supporters in Shanghai report Dr Sun Yat Sen endorses using troops for public works to speed disbandment. The manifesto follows Geni Wu Pei fu’s policy issued earlier in the month and reflects Sun’s long advocated approach to mobilize troops for civic projects.
A viewpoint aligned with Doctor Sun's urging appears in General Wu's public policy announcement as southern leaders express parallels with his guidance. The statement signals coherence between regional leaders and Wu's strategic approach.
A gallery feature highlights modern art jewelry at Stamey’s, emphasizing pieces that convey elegance and distinction. The display blends sculptural form with contemporary design to attract discerning collectors.
The general outlines a plan to fund his army by forcing soldiers to repay a portion of their wages through labor. He asserts the burden will cost the people taels per month after two years and envisions profits from mines and agriculture to finance forestry, roads, and upkeep.
Of the 856 officers of the regular United States Army retired for disability since World War I, only 54 suffered wounds in battle.
Railroad mileage rose from 43 000 miles in 1876 to almost 95 800 miles. The note pairs this growth with a line about arple and violet as mourning colors for kings and cardinals.
Leakevilia Q Nov 16 Funeral plans set for D Franklin King banker and businessman whose death at his Reidsville home aged 66 was reported. King born 1842 in Henry county Virginia.
The cotton market opened easy on November 1 with declines of 6 to 27 points. Futures listed December 24.06, January 23.80, March 23.85, May 24.67, and July 23.45 amid selling by the south and weak Liverpool cables.
The Alexander Martin chapter welcomed delegates and local members to an A. R. conference at the Sheraton last evening. The event featured heightful conversation and a buffet luncheon on the mezzanine. An orchestra accompanied the gathering with violin solos by Samuel Davis.
Adele Bloss Montford played the title role in She Who Got Spanked as stated by her husband Frederick D. Montford. He, a former Sst. Paul banker, admitted in separation suit papers that he spanked his bride in a hotel in Naples.
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