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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1921

Page

5

Women society notes open season with clubs and meetings

Local society items report the Eastern Star starting fall activities on September 12 and Priscilla club beginning September 9. Various church auxiliary groups, Mothers’ Club, and the Women’s Guild plan sessions, lectures, and officer elections, with Miss Herndon and Mrs. Shipman among speakers.

Order of the Eastern Star Ht 8 Milady Society Delta Tau Club Robert Bencini Wi Fowbrook Street Priscilla Gamma Zeta

Bridges and Dix kin visiting Randolph Moore counties

Visiting relatives in Randolph and Moore counties this week are Misses Stella and Dora Bridges, J. H. and G. B. Bridges, with Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Dix of Washington DC, J. H. McKinnon and family and Mrs. W. H. Dowdy. Little Dora and Doris Brown,

Randolph Moore Counties Stella and Dora Bridges J. H G. B. Bridges C. P. Dix Washington, D. C J. H. McKinnon W. H. Dowdy

Local residents note travels surgeries and visits

Daughters of Mr and Mrs Fred L Brown underwent tonsil removal Friday morning at a local hospital and are recovering at home. Numerous residents, including Mr and Mrs J Ee Foust and others, travel to Washington DC, Baltimore and New York for visits, business, or family reasons.

Mothers’ Club Fred Ingram Fred L. Brown Meadow Street M. Kenneth Price Boston Mass Mr. Price New York Baltimore Washington

Lexington families relocate to Hush Point and Steele Street

Lexington residents plan to settle at P B Williams residence on Steele Street while others travel for work and study. Miss Mollie Walters departs Roxboro for Belton Texas to lead Baylor college drama next year. R F J Johnson visits Scotland Neck and returns mid September with wife and son. Nabors family hosts on Montlieu avenue as Mr. and Mrs Layton and others visit. A Polish woman awaits a $900 sum sent from abroad amid dire poverty and currency exchange shock.

Lexington Hush Point P. B. Williams Steele Street Bedford Furniture Exposition Mollie Walters Roxboro James A. Clarke M. L. Layton Hattie Layton A. D. Smith Spartanburg W. M. Nabors Montlieu Avenue

Steam method eyed to clear Louisiana water hyacinth

New Orleans reports a steam treatment proposed by Governor John M Parker to control the water hyacinth choking bayous across Louisiana. Government agents indicate steam could curb or eliminate the weed that has blocked inland waterways since 1884 with decades of costly efforts.

New Orleans John M. Parker Louisiana Panama Canal South America Congress

Polish Woman Receives War Insurance for Son in U S Army

In Hrubieszow Poland a penniless peasant woman shown a Washington letter learns her son died serving with the American army and her war risk insurance payout will reach twenty dollars. A Friends Relief mission member reports the scene of sudden fortune and relief.

Philadelphia War Risk Insurance Bureau Friends’ Relief Mission Poland Hrubieszow Washington

Mexico Sees Big U S Auto Imports to June

During the six months ending June 30 Mexico imported car goods from the United States valued at more than 15 million dollars. The purchases included motor cars parts tires and accessories, making Mexico one of the heaviest foreign buyers in that period.

Motors Mexico United States

Fires Burned Over Two Million Acres in 1919 Forest Year

The record year 1919 saw more than two million acres of national forest land scorched by wildfires. Federal agencies reported extensive damage across multiple regions and significant firefighting efforts by crews and volunteers.

National Forest

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. M. Waters C. A. Smith University of Virginia E. S Priscilla Club W. A. Lambeth Washington Street Woman's Auxiliary of The First Presbyterian Church W. G. Shipman Gatewood Avenue Baptist Circle Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church T. G. Shelton J. N. Rumble Bertha Sheetz White Oak Street Woman's Auxiliary of Friends Church Samuel Haworth Miss Herndon Woman's Guild Woman's Auxiliary St. Mary’s Church W. Lewis Tabb Richard Johnson Woman’s Guild of the Church Ernoon Coortess Ed Parker Society At Delta-Tau Rook Miss Tate Mary Alice Tate Gurney Kearns South Main Street Kearns Oscar Moffitt Mary Lou Moffitt Catherine Kearns Ben Moore Forrest Murray Bessie Tate C. B. Overman Helen Reynolds Coke Harriss Darrell Pitts Annie Ragan Armfield Ll. R. Terry Tom Powelly Lawrence Matton Watfor A. Sherrods Fred Thomas Edith Bradshaw Isabel Tate Irwin Groome Woman's National Foundation James McDonald McDonald England India China Japan Foundation General Foundation America Moffitt Furnishing Co Little Dora Doris Brown J. Ee. Foust H. F. Wright Washington, D.C R. L. Waynick Parker Greensboro C. W. Gaddy Albemarle A. E. Taplin Parkway High Point Hospital Ms. Gaddy C. H. Williard Cameron Mrs John Lindsay Lib Hutchison Miss Hutchison Mrs. Lindsay High Point Lindsays Henry Harris David Harris Mews North Main Street Mr. Harris Janie Meclver Ruth Lucile Mungo Mabel Pow Concord Thomas J. Gold Charlotte Mr. Gold J. Thurman Mann Johnson Street Entvy North Carolina Black Mountain Asheville Blowing Rock Henderson Mann American Legion Blowing Rock Montrete Bridgewater State Blanch Platt Lumberton High Point Y. W. C. A Miss Platt National Headquarters Mrs. Glover Bedford R. F. J. Johnson Scotland Neck Mrs. Johnson Columbia University Richard Johnson, Jr U. S&s. Naval Academy Annapolis E. E. Nabors Richmond, Va City Mr. Nabors Warsaw Chestras Trinity College Durham R. L. Flowers Corporation Enterprise J. Burt Holder Carl Armstrong and Apert Shoe Fitters Loflin Willowbrook St Erick Florman Hart Drug CO Ford Florist Aan
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