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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
3
The Ladies Aid Society of East End M. E. Church held its regular meeting with large attendance and two visitors. Plans were made for a lawn fete in the church grove next week to benefit the society. Mrs O J Bryant hosted an ice course during the social hour.
Miss Carmen Oakes has moved to Hickory to enter Lenoir College as a student. Mrs. Earl McGill of Sanford visits in the Oakes home and with Mrs. Lester Peacock. Mrs. George J. Douglas of Asheville and her daughter Margaret visit Mrs. Rusband and plan to travel to Winston-Salem. Richard Johnson Jr. of Carrick Avenue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, returns from Annapolis after completing his second year at the Naval Academy and will visit High Point for the September term.
On Saturday evening John Thompson of Thomasville and Miss Genevieve Simmons of Charleston wed in Lexington with only close family as witnesses. The couple will reside with Mrs. George A. Thompson, while many local residents travel and study, and a series of visits and travels follow among families in Greensboro, Decatur, Ashboro, Louisburg, and other nearby towns.
Durham reports local contractor Underwood awarded the $111 979 contract to build the Trinity college alumni memorial gymnasium. The three story brick facility will host basketball boxing wrestling and an indoor track with seating for 2900. It honors 22 Trinity men who died in the world war and funding nears 95 000 from alumni including Angier B Duke and Mary Duke.
The son of a noted soft drink magnate faces a lawsuit alleging a misconduct while intoxicated. The case centers on an incident linked to the family’s business interests and raises questions about liability and restraint.
Memphis leads in teaching poultry raisers to raise more eggs and chicks with a balanced ration. The Edgar Morgan Co. promotes Happy Hen Buttermilk Mash and Manna Hen Scratch Feed as the key to maintaining egg production during feather molting, with Happy Feed Stores distributing the products nationwide. Monarch Feed and Grain Co. in Memphis sells the line locally.
W D Simmons sold North Main street property to J M Goodwin for about 45000 in a Greensboro deed recording. Other deeds show BE Walker to R H Starr and T M Starr on Highland avenue for about 1000, W L Sharpe to J Blwood Mitchell on West Market Terrace plots for about 3000, H S Richardson to J P Sealis on Pomona road for 10, and more transfers including Morehead township tracts to Vernon Womacek for 10, and Main street and Willie street parcels in High Point for roughly 4000 and 76.
Annual meeting of the High Point camp of United Confederate Veterans will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at headquarters on Commerce street. An important business session will cover officer elections and committee reports with plans for the state reunion in Asheville. Many local members expect to attend.
The Norfolk and Western railroad filed in clerk M. W. Gant’s office to obtain priority over bondholders for a claim of 6070.49 against the Carolina and Yadkin River railroad. The Equitable Trust Company of New York is named in the complaint. The case will likely be heard.
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