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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
5
A poem fragment shows Mary baking an angel cake for Charley whose appetite leads him to eat every crumb. The sound of a distant angel’s drum lures Charley to follow, suggesting a farewell or afterlife invitation. Cornell Widow excerpt preserves a lyrical rural scene.
Rev W A Lambeth assisted at a quiet wedding in Thomasville for Miss Pearl May Millis daughter of C C Millis and H H Faires. The groom is a Charleston resident. after a wedding trip they will live in Charleston. The Standard Chair company attended the ceremony.
The regular Wednesday night prayer meeting for the nation wide campaign will be held tonight at 8 o clock in St Marys Episcopal church. A full attendance is desired as matters of much interest and importance will be discussed.
The Sunshine Philathea class will postpone the Hallowe en party to Friday night October 31 due to the death of W P Pickett. The event was originally set for Thursday October 30.
The local U. D. C. chapter met at Mrs. T. J. Gold's home for its first post convention session. They planned a sympathy letter to Mrs. O F Mendenhall in Baltimore and formed a nominating committee for November officers. Members thanked many community groups for convention support and listed numerous contributors and hosts.
The Teacups club will hold its regular weekly meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Oscar Durland on Parkway.
Tonight at 7 o clock the first prayer meeting of the new conference year will be held in the Philathea room of Wesley Memorial Methodist church.
Chapel Hill officials report an immediate plan to erect two new dormitories after a joint vote by the state building commission and trustees. The move aims to relieve crowded conditions on campus and speed construction.
Cotton futures in New York opened steady with December at 6.95, January 36.00, March 35.05, May 34.45, and July 33.80 as of October 29.
Mrs G N Brooks returns home to Asheville with her nephew Carson Stout. Mrs R C Charles returns from Winston-Salem. Mr and Mrs Will Nissan from Winston-Salem visit Asheville at the Charles home. Mrs Will Smith leaves for Charlotte to visit relatives. Mrs H A Inman of Richmond guests of the Lamberts. Cy Green of Thomasville visits friends. Parker of Parker Gardner Charlotte a furniture buyer in the city. Ben Hedler of Chicago visits on business. Mrs F A Smith of Greensboro guests at Elwood. Mr and Mrs W L Stone of Asheville visit city. Mrs Stone attends business and is secretary of the Asheville Methodist district. E D Smith of Wilmington visits on business. F T Hart of Memphis visits on business. Mrs Grace Bedford shops in Greensboro. Mrs John Shields returns to Greensboro after visiting son E C Shields. Jack Buckman of Cleveland Ohio is in the city on business.
Miss Georgia Watts of Lexington Kentucky rode the roof of a box car for about 150 miles through Romanian mountains to deliver medicines and surgical supplies from Bucharest to the American Red Cross hospital. She clung beside crates tied to the car roof as the train crossed bridges tunnels and steep passes to reach the destination safely.
Premier Paderewski of Poland is described as the busiest man at the peace talks as Polish questions dominated sessions. He reportedly worked four days straight, replying to an urgent personal letter about the Andante of the Second Symphony, saying it could not wait.
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