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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1919
Page
5
A daily quotation praises the worker who sings while toiling, claiming such a person excels and endures beyond peers who labor in quiet sullenness. It extols merriment in work as a measure of character and productivity.
Mrs Kate Brew Vaughn head of the infant welfare department of the state board of health will address the Civic Health Department of the Woman's Club at Friends Church Wednesday at 3 30 pm. The talk promises education on infant welfare with a full house expected including club members and city mothers.
The text states that the most valuable pearls are round, followed by pear-shaped and finally egg-shaped. It emphasizes shape as the key factor in valuing pearls.
W. G. Shipman will celebrate a birthday this evening with family and office staff at his Hay office. His exact age is kept private as he declines to reveal the number of candles.
A church meeting occurred yesterday following a brief sermon by Rev. T. L. Trott of St Marys Episcopal. The discussion centered on the church financial campaign with talks by Mrs Ladder and Mrs Rufus King. The group decided to meet each Wednesday for prayer and campaign discussions.
In Wichita on October 13, Myrtle Walker allegedly told her new husband Adolph Walter that she was twenty two while her daughter was seventeen. Walter, nineteen, balked and divorce proceedings were reportedly filed by Adolph’s father.
Ponca City Okla Oct 13 The Osage Indians have received their fifth annuity payment this year and two more are expected before January 1 Each of 2290 Osages on the citizenship rolls has received 2300 in 1919 totaling about 7260000 so far In 1918 the Osages drew over 10006900 in royalties.
Mrs George Yates welcomed a nine pound daughter this morning in a birth noted in society notices.
Mr and Mrs Cox returned from St Louis where they attended the American Bankers association sessions the best attended in the history of the organization. They also spent three days in New York. Cox said the central location boosted attendance and that the association likely will meet in Washington next year.
The Alexander Martin Chapter D A R will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Esheluan’s residence. Election of officers is on the agenda. A note on fruit trees states an orange tree can yield 20 000 oranges and a lemon tree rarely more than 8 000 lemons.
The First Presbyterian church opened revival services led by Rev. C. C. Coble with two sermons. Rev. W. A. Lambeth will preach tonight with Prof. Dan W. Smith directing music. Daily services set at 3 30 and 8 p m as Dr. H E Gurney is due tomorrow. The revival is expected to run a week or ten days with strong interest.
Lyman Redding and others visit the city with trips from Asheboro New York and Danville noted. Corporal F S Wright arrives on furlough from Schofield Hawaii to spend time with parents. Residents move homes visit relatives and take short trips to Dallas Atlanta Charlotte and Thomasville.
In Gloucester Massachusetts two skeletons were found on the beaches, one believed to be a young woman at Wiger sheek Beach and another a man found by two boys. Wooden nails suggest they were once in a box, no identification found.
Malacanan Palace in Manila is nearly rebuilt ahead of Governor General Francis Burton Harrison and his bride Elizabeth Wrentmore of Berkeley California. Native hardwood furniture and room specific designs fill the palace with rare tapestries and grounds updated.
P. M. Derrick of this city left yesterday morning for a business trip to Georgia.
The Albury branch of the National Association petitions the New South Wales government to prohibit cigarette smoking by girls. A clock with a phonograph attachment offers an hour voice announcement.
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