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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
5
Nancy Gordon Barbour reflects on a devoted partner whose selfless worship and lifelong service inspire gratitude. The poem speaks of enduring love purified by purity, the speaker’s struggle to reciprocate, and a reverent admiration that grows with time.
In Catron Kentucky a letter from Bettie Bullock tells how years of womanly troubles left her bedridden until her husband gave Cardui, the woman’s tonic. She reports regained strength, walking two miles and doing work, urging others to ask their pharmacist and request information from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
Miss Marguerite Brooks, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Brooks, wed Nixon S. Plummer at 6 p m yesterday at the Brooks home 126 Price Street Greensboro. Rev J Clyde Turner performed the ring ceremony with no attendants. The couple planned a brief Western North Carolina honeymoon and will reside in Washington. Plummer formerly Greensboro journalist and city editor of the Greensboro Daily News.
Mrs. W. P. Pickett and Mrs. Jones represented the W C T U and S T L society. Superintendents of departments were elected and a recording secretary named for the year. Miss Isla Marshall was chosen superintendent of the medal contest work. The meeting closed with refreshments served by Mrs. Marshall and Elizabeth Greem.
Mrs J Elwood Cox will host the Philomathean club tomorrow afternoon at her East Green Street home. She invites members to gather at % o'clock for the organization’s gathering and activities.
A garbled list of names and places appears, noting Tar Heels events or participants tied to locations including Greensboro Raleigh Edenton Hickory Elizabeth City Thomasville and Charlotte. The fragment suggests a roster or visit schedule without clear context or outcomes.
Miss Jennie Wright returned to her Salisbury home last night after a brief city visit as the guest of Miss Ludge Mellichampe. Fred Ingram paid a business visit to Winston today. Mason W. Gant, clerk of the Superior court, spent a short time in the city as guest of W. C. Jones.
A debate dismisses the famous Nero fiddling image as unlikely with a violist refusing to share a program when a pyrotechnic display is involved. The remark challenges the plausibility of the historical vignette.
A historical menu lists options including broiled ham or fried chicken served with rice and gravy, turnip salad or stewed corn, corn bread sticks, hot biscuits, and baked apples priced at 72 cents.
Knowledge of refined taste guides our designers to a superb showing of autumn and winter hats. The Millinery Section on the Second Floor features numerous models to pair with new suits or dresses, all at very reasonable prices.
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