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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. William P Huffman improves from critical condition at Guilford General hospital as news travels through High Point social circles. The U D C and Woman's auxiliary groups meet Monday afternoon with listed hostesses and leaders at local church huts and parlors, followed by a Turkey supper fundraiser and a ladies club gathering with cards and refreshments.
Miss Delma Matthews, a student at the North Carolina College for Women, is expected this afternoon to spend the weekend with her parents. Greens- Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Stanton, visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lambeth of Gastonia, returned yesterday. Frances Morris of Reynold is visiting Mrs. C. E. Sheloff on Gatewood avenue. Mrs. E. N. Allen, ill with gastritis, is not so well today. Isaac Fidler, Sr. of Clyde, Ohio, visiting his nephew on Willowbrook street. Norman Fidler of Hazel Grove Manchester, England, visiting his uncle on Willowbrook street. Elsie and Elizabeth Cottrell of Richmond, Va., arriving to spend Thanksgiving with Miss Dorothy Owell. Mrs. J. R. Parker left for Asheville to visit Herbert W. Parker.
J Rowntree Gillett of London will address the Friends church tomorrow night after arriving in America with the English delegation to the Five Years meeting in Richmond Indiana. He has been touring the United States and is today at a college. He is a banker active in religious work and urges youth to prepare for urgent service opportunities. He is expected to speak to school children Monday morning.
Mrs Nera Sfes of Spray returned from Europe reports unrest blanketing the continent and a desire for American aid. She cites Austria’s economic strain, Vienna’s gaiety amid poverty, and widespread distaste for the old order. She notes Americans travel as a symbol of security and praises homecoming.
Mrs. Norma Johnson, one of two policewomen on the Richmond force, resigns as announced by Chief of Police CC. A. Sherry. Johnson had been attached to headquarters and achieved notable success as a policewoman.
A wedding feast in SOLA on Nov 26 exposed about 200 guests to poison in the food, allegedly from a rival of the bridegroom, leaving many seriously ill.
Charles Perkins reports rats overrunning a feed store and destroying grain. He used Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste around the premises and says rats stopped feeding. Available in 25c and 50c tubes, sold and guaranteed by Basketeria and Mann Drug Co.
Avocados or alligator pears deliver energy well above that of most other fruits, reaching more than double in comparison to many common varieties. The fact underscores the fruit's dense calorie content and nutrient profile often highlighted in dietary guides.
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