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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1916
Page
5
A poem about autumn wind and ghosts contrasts with a local society note: R. E. Southard and Miss Glenda Elliott quietly wed at Rev. J. F. Nance’s home, 5 PM, with Elliott family in Greensboro area.
In High Point North Carolina invitations announce Mr and Mrs J Elwood Cox At Home Wednesday evening November 1 1916 from eight to eleven oclock at No 211 East Green Street This notice appears in the city announcements.
Dr D A Stanton, chairman of the High Point publicity committee, announces the Southern Medical Association gathering in Atlanta from November 1 to 16. Prominent clinicians from Johns Hopkins Tulane Mayo Clinic and others will conduct clinics and perform practical work at Atlanta hospitals. About two thousand physicians are expected to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. O E Mendenhall returned from a South Carolina trip praising the state’s mood after Cole Blease’s overthrow and cotton prices. Local Democrats plan a smoker and campaign talk with A L Brooks possibly attending and Cam Morrison headlining the final rally. Morrison will speak at the armory Monday night and again on election eve to rally the local forces.
John Wade, an escaped negro convict, is in hospital with three pistol wounds after a dawn battle with officers near Gold Street on the outskirts of Charlotte. Officer Wilson was wounded but returned fire, preventing a worse outcome as Wade attempted to shoot him. The confrontation occurred shortly after 6 30 o clock Sunday morning.
Spartanburg D C October 23 A drive to raise 56000 for Wof ford College netted 14246 on the opening day. An aggressive committee worked from Thursday morning to night drawing steady subscriptions. The campaign will close next Thursday and is expected to reach the target with several 1000 contributions.
Washington correspondent E B Jones reports a backer has offered to stake $25,000 on Hughes's election. The identity of the person providing the funds is not disclosed for obvious reasons.
The Durham School of Music presents an evening of music and song in High Point on Friday October 27 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium to aid the library fund. Miss Helen Irwin and Mr. Robbins will perform a distinguished program praised in music circles. The Woman's Club notes the value of these artists and promotes support for one of the South’s best music schools.
Three cases heard in this morning's municipal court. Will Greene of Greensboro was fined 85 and costs for assaulting Henry Roberson, a well known High Point man in police circles. Ernest Ashmouth faced larceny charges for 35 dollars and judge Dal ton reserved judgment. Dan Roseman, described as a young negro with prior court appearances, received a six month sentence after two petty larceny convictions for stealing bags and cash. The commentary notes temper and temperament themes amid local references.
Mrs Sarah M Chap an of Mt Airy North Carolina endorses Cardui Woman's Tonic after two years of illness reporting improvement after six bottles. The advertisement urges other women with headaches backaches sleeplessness and fatigue to try Cardui and contact Chattanooga Medicine Co for a free 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet.
Philadelphia Oct 25 Shipbuilding men on the Delaware river expect private yards to dominate bids for 155 vessels including battleships and destroyers. Most Atlantic yards are booked for two years on merchant work, but some reserve capacity for government orders. Government yards lag and likely could take only about 10 percent of the work.
Finest horses and mules ever seen in High Point will be sold tomorrow. John McCreary of Winston-Salem will be at the stable behind the Belleview hotel all week. Drop around and see them.
London reports several Norwegian ships sunk, including the steamers Dido Earl II and Fulvio, the bark Cottica and Guldaas, and the vessel Cock-of-the-Walk along with several barges, with Fulvio noted as sinking without warning.
Saloniki reports Calandaris and Aravanti 108 will be sent to the United States soon to recruit Greek and American volunteers for the national army of defense led by supporters of former Premier Venizelos.
Allen's advertises a fall and winter clothing supply featuring better kind outerwear from $12.50 to $60.00. Emphasizing taste over quantity, the store touts garments with distinct marks at affordable prices.
A. B. Tate a member of the board of directors of the Southern Commercial Congress has received from Governor Craig the commission as a delegate to the congress meeting in Norfolk in early December.
A playful line about appearances, noting that confidence and joy drive outings and experiences rather than looks. The idea contrasts superficial judgments with shared adventures and carefree moments.
A local shop promotes a large collection of new coats for fall and winter. The description highlights smart tailored styles, high quality materials and workmanship, and excellent fitting qualities inviting customers to visit the showroom. Prices are not shown.
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