Respectful note on telephone girls and town families
A brief statement praising telephone operators and their ties to prominent local families, highlighting social connections and status in the community.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1922
Page
8
A brief statement praising telephone operators and their ties to prominent local families, highlighting social connections and status in the community.
A reader wonders why the U S dollar's value differs versus the German euro and if parity could be achieved. The note raises concerns about exchange rates and economic impact on travelers and imports.
The old copper bell that rang from Greensboro’s courthouse tower will be installed in a new belfry at the Methodist Protestant college on Greensboro Boulevard. Donated by Jefferson Standard Life Insurance, the bell was placed in 1872 and will be heard for miles as construction proceeds.
Mrs Henry Rapp of Thomasville died yesterday afternoon at 4 30 o clock in a local hospital after several days illness. She was 66 and had lived in Thomasville 30 years. Funeral services will be at her Thomasville home Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Calvary church cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs C A Moore and Miss Stella Rapp and four sons Edwin Arthur Walter and Robert Rapp. The funeral will be conducted by Rev R G Tuttle, formerly Rev Dugan Cox.
Saltillo municipality in Mexico has returned nearly all property seized in 1917 by Coahuila authorities from the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board. Secretary Phillips says a vacant plaza in front of the main property remains and no further details were provided.
Plans are underway to shelter Lumberton’s curb market, which began several months ago and attracts steady crowds. The market operates Saturdays from 9 to 11 a.m.
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