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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1916
Page
5
Poem excerpt by Boyle O Reilly appears in Asheville At Home along with a list of personal notices. The piece contrasts dreamers and workers and recalls a river scene. A string of social items notes visits, guests, and travel among Greensboro and Winston-Salem residents with health improvement for James S. Lynch.
Mrs. W Clark entertained at Oakwood court honoring Mrs. Langen of Indianapolis. guests wore evening gowns and received gifts while prizes were awarded for best ladies and gentlemen plays. A separate item reports Miss Louise Beeson injured in a Lexington auto accident but recovering with minor injuries.
Max T. Payne of Greensboro was a business visitor this morning. C. E. Browm of Greensboro spent the afternoon in the city with friends and relatives. A. T. Wishart and Carter Dalton traveled to Winston-Salem and Greensboro respectively for business today. Miss Pauline Phillips of Greensboro visited the city with her mother, Mrs FE Phillips, this afternoon.
Mr and Mrs J L Armfield of Greens boro spent a few hours in the city this morning en route to Thomasville. Mr and Mrs F G Hogland and Mr and Mrs V B Nelson of Rockford HK are visitors stopping at the Elwood.
Dr and Mrs Mc Cuiston have moved to Richland friends regret the departure and wish them happiness. Mrs DC Johnson Sr very ill. Prof and Mrs Harvey Craven and family from Ridgecrest visited Bruce Craven and Earl Craven. Miss Kate Craven stayed with relatives from Dillon SC. Mrs OW Carr ill but improving. Mr and Mrs AT Wishart of High Point visited. Mrs Harvey Craven and Kate Craven left for Durham on the noon train.
North Carolina Public Service plans extensive improvements to its Greensboro South Elm Street building. Lower showroom remains. upper floors will be converted into modern apartments with full details. An entrance will be added on Sycamore Street for occupants. One principal stockholder will arrive tomorrow to finalize plans.
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