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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1919
Page
2
A letter to Rev. W. A. Lambeth from A. L. Smoot of Salisbury extols Burke Culpepper a revivalist who drew large crowds at Wesley Memorial church. Smoot notes rising attendance, strong moral messaging, broad appeal to workers, and lasting impact from his meetings and children's sermon.
In a fortieth year tribute, J. C. Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana describes a blood disease medicine named Number 40 for the Blood. He claims the remedy cures blood poison scrofula eczema constipation stomach and liver troubles and other ailments while dissolving glandular swellings. Sold by Hart Drug Company in High Point.
MARSEILLES Sept 16 The dock laborers strike and the general strike stemming from it have been settled according to an announcement made yesterday morning.
Mrs Sarah Hedrick wife of J C Hedrick and daughter of Mr and Mrs H Hill died after a short illness at a local sanitorium. Born October 2 1893 in Davidson county she leaves husband one three year old child her parents two brothers Lester Hill and A N Hill and four sisters Mrs Minnie Morgan and Gracie Mary Martha Hill all of the city. Funeral Wednesday at 31 oclock at the Hill home West Russell Street conducted by Reverends Coble Willard and Black with interment at Oakwood.
The document lists J. A. Herndon, T. S. Buie, M. A. Foglemen, J. R. Pless, J. D. Adkins, and L. T. Wood as pill bearers for the cemetery project reporting their designated duties.
Richmond, Sept. 15. Joseph S. Williams, 25, was arrested on murder charges in the death of his wife Daisy Lowrie, 21, from a brain blood clot police say caused by a blow from Williams. Williams also chauffeured inspectors on a night last spring when bootleggers Hudson and Shackleford were killed by city agents. The Griffith film Hearts of the World is reviewed as a romantic drama with war background. Reserved seats for evening showings are at Matton Drug.
D. W. Griffiths great production Hearts of the World touted as the cinema masterwork will be shown at the Broadway Theatre for two days Wednesday and Thursday September 17 and 18 with showings at 3 30 and 8 pm each day.
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