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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1919
Page
5
Quote extols happiness as communal and kind, then notes a monthly event on the Saturday with talks by University professors. Following the lectures, attendees may have luncheon at the O Henry.
A Greensboro Woman's club literature department gathers Wednesday afternoon at Mrs H D Sears home on Johnson Street to discuss Present Day Songs and war inspired compositions with guests from the Reviewers and Woman's clubs of Greensboro.
The regular Wednesday evening congregational meeting will be held at St Marys church at eight oclock. James Gibbs illness shifts chair to M C Crowson with discussion on the nation wide campaign and church traditions led by Mrs Saddler. Dr H B Hiatt attends Asheville medical association meeting and will return Wednesday evening.
A string of visitor and travel notes from Greensboro includes Mt. Vernon New York residents J A Eschelman and EF Sanger driving to Pinehurst, Dr W L Jackson attending a state medical convention in Asheville, Emily Lambert with Mrs H A Inman visiting Greensboro, Ruth Gillikin from Greensboro, Eddie Shepherd from Winston Salem, Don Alexander from Greensboro, and gatherings of J M Matthews family with guests. Several teachers from Winston-Salem Institute and other locals also visited Greensboro yesterday.
The Lutheran drive aims to raise 106 600 to match Rhyne’s 16 000 offer as funds pour in during a quiet service with 2000 plus in cash and subscriptions reported. Bond for Samuel Fink forfeited after he failed to appear for assault trial. other local court actions include fines for drunkenness speeding and a marriage after fornication charges.
A fellowship social and reception will be held at the First Methodist Protestant church on North Main street Tuesday evening starting at 7 30. All church members and friends are invited. The ladies of the church aim to make it the year’s most enjoyable conference event.
J. L. Chernault departed yesterday for Boston and other northern points. BE. L. King, formerly of this city and now in Raleigh, visited yesterday. C. L. Smith and E. T. Perkins of Gatlex Va. were furniture buyers here Saturday. Miss Rozelle Lewis and Jessie Meadow of Danville were Elwood guests yesterday. L. J. Clifford of Boston was a business visitor here Saturday.
Edward Perkins and G B Early, both of Galax Virginia, were in the city Saturday as furniture buyers.
J. A. McClaugherty and wife of Gretna Virginia visited Elwood on Saturday and joined other furniture buyers at the famed Furniture City event.
Miss Louise Withers spent a weekend visiting Guilford College, staying with local students and exploring campus life during her short stay.
W A Wolfe of Guilford college attended the Christian Endeavor convention held here over the weekend and was a guest of R H Shaw at Hotel Elwood.
A roster of visitors visits Winston-Salem includes A Rivers of Columbus Ohio and Herbert Fields of Rocky Mount. Mr and Mrs W H Plummer with Mr and Mrs J K Plummer spend the day in the city. Dr D A Stanton and Dr F J Taylor depart for the Southern Medical Association meeting in Asherville. Bob Rankin of Reidsville is in town on business. Miss Marianna White a Guilford student spent the weekend at home on Johnson street. J W Wilson has purchased his longtime residence on Lindsay Street. James Gibbs of Johnson Street remains in serious condition after an operation at High Point Hospital yesterday.
France prepares a countrywide program to draw automobile travelers by installing uniform signage. Villages will display names in large letters on post offices, police stations, and town halls. National roads will feature red milestones and blue enamel plates showing the next town and distance.
The Presbyterian Woman's Board of Foreign Missions contemplates a formal spring celebration to mark the society's golden jubilee next year.
Dr. W Fetch of Columbus Ohio touring North Carolina to promote national prohibition enforcement will speak at two addresses under the joint direction of the Anti-Saloon League of North Carolina and the Anti-Saloon League of America.
The women of Wesley Memorial church plan their annual flower show and bazaar on Thursday and Friday with final preparations suggesting a successful event.
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