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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
6
The piece combines a health advertisement urging Creomulsion for persistent coughs with social items. It notes a Nonpariel chapter meeting at 2:30 PM at the Commercial club and lists attendees and hospitality details. It also covers local marriages, visits, and club events, placing Creomulsion amid community notices.
Mrs. J A Hart spent the morning in Greensboro while Mrs E C Crawford of Trinity visits her daughter Mrs W L Carter. Washington D C visitors Mr and Mrs John Sparrow stayed with Carter Dalton and Mrs Dalton en route to Charlotte to see Dr Thomas Sparrow. Mr and Mrs S A McKinney of Memphis Tenn guests of Mr and Mrs M K Price. Mrs T D Gilliam of Statesville visited Greensboro yesterday. Mrs E K Willis leaves for Washington NC after a visit with her mother Mrs E T Harmon. Mrs Sam Suggs hosted Our Bridge club with high score to Mrs T J Underwood and refreshments served. Mr and Mrs J A Johnson and Miss Hazel Johnson of High Point attend the tea for Miss Margaret Mendenhall. Mr and Mrs J W Weathersby return from trips to SC GA and FL. Mr and Mrs Brice Bennett go to Oakland Ohio with Mr and Mrs J E Hayworth and C F Boles.
Secretary Wilbur announces the removal of Magruder from his current assignment as a political move not punitive connected to a magazine article. The change is described as administrative and requires a conference with Wilbur after Magruder is relieved in Philadelphia by Rear Admiral Latimer during the week of November 7.
A page one continuation outlines a proposed resolution urging action. Correspondence between the department and officials continues as the discussion advances, outlining steps and possible implications.
Barney M Welch 65 a farmer of route 2 High Point died at a local hospital shortly before 7 am after a short illness He was born in Guilford county son of Cyrus and Lydia Welch He leaves his mother a son Elmo a daughter Mrs Rowan Welborn a brother A L Welch and a sister Mrs John B Blair Services will be held tomorrow at 3 pm at Lebanon M P Church Lebanon cemetery Mechanicsville will receive the body at the home of his daughter four miles northeast of the city
A group of High Point residents departed for Durham to attend the ninth annual Kiwanis clubs of the Carolinas district convention at the Washington Duke hotel. The party includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Taplin, Mr. and Mrs. I. Paul Ingle, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Diffendal, Donald C. MacRae, L. C. Matten, A. E. Tate and Rodney E. Snow. Over 600 Kiwanians and wives are registered, with District Governor James M. Lynch of Florence, S C, delivering the morning address.
Funeral services for Miss Louan Victoria Hines were held at Shady Grove M E church with Rev G McFarland officiating. Pallbearers included Lawrence Holder Curtis Holder Ernest Hines Walter Hines Ira Johnson and Roby Hines. Burial was in the church cemetery. She died at home in Wallburg Tuesday night after an extended illness at age 38.
Col. Vergil S. Lusk age 92, the second oldest lawyer in North Carolina, will help pour concrete on Buncombe County’s new 1.75 million dollar courthouse Monday. He aided construction of prior county buildings in 1850 1858 1880 and 1902, marking his fifth structure. Officials from city and county will attend.
New Orleans reports the death of William R. Lyman, identified as a leading figure in the stock exchange. Details on his tenure or cause of death remain unclear in the brief obituary note.
Statesville was selected as the 1928 meeting place for the Presbyterian Women's auxiliary of North Carolina, closing its session in Winston-Salem last night.
Physician endorsed testimonial cites relief from pimples boils and itching after using 8.8.8. The Cincinnati Ohio resident Mrs. J W Barker claims improved health energy and clearer skin and urges others to try 8.S.S., sold in two sizes at drug stores.
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