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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

5

W. C. T. U. Meeting Elects Officers in Local Session

The local W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. R. K. Marshall's home with Mrs. R. B. Strickland as co host. Officers were elected: A N White president Ed Kirkman first vice president W P Pickett treasurer Mollie S Lowe secretary. Delegates to the Charlotte state convention were chosen: J E Kirkman Martha Newlin A M Briggs with alternates R K Marshall Mollie Lowe. The meeting adjourned to meet in October.

R. K. Marshal R. B. Strickland W. P. Pickett A. N. White Ed Kirkman

Dame Fall Fashion Receives High Point Guests

A staged reception portrays Dame Fall Fashion and five attendants Miss Millinery Miss Boots Miss Suits Miss Dresses and Miss Coats as they greet visiting ladies. The scene ends with guests noting each displays a dollar mark on their charms amid the rush to escape winter.

High Point Marie Miss Millinery Dame Fashion Miss Suits Miss Dresses Miss Coats

Funeral Held For Infant Daughter Of Mr And Mrs Newby

The funeral for three month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Newby took place at Pleasant Grove church west of Igh Point yesterday at 5 p m conducted by Rev Suits. Burial was in the local cemetery.

J. C. Newby Pleasant Grove Church Igh Point Suits

High Point Visitors in Greensboro Yesterday

Among High Point visitors to Greensboro yesterday were Mrs. J. G. Lambert and daughter Emily Mrs. M. P. Vail and daughter Winnie Mesdames John Walker F D Blake Frank Wineskie S H Tomlinson and J J Farriss were noted as visitors.

High Point Greensboro J. G. Lambert Emily M. P. Vail Winnie Mesdames John Walker F. D. Blake Frank Wineskie S. H. Tomlinson J. J. Farriss

Wrenn Attends Randleman Bank Stockholders Meeting

T. F. Wrenn, president of Peoples' Bank of Randleman, spent yesterday at the annual stockholders' meeting in Randleman. He reports the bank had a very successful year.

T. F. Wrenn Randleman Peoples’ Bank of Randleman Wrenn

Guilford County Agent Plans Farmers Meeting in High Point

S. R. Bivens Guilford county agent was in High Point yesterday arranging plans for a farmers meeting to be held here Saturday. He left this morning for Greensboro but will return Saturday.

S. R. Bivens Guilford High Point Greensboro

Return from Durham for Trinity college opening

Mrs W P Ragan along with Misses Mary Harmond and May Kirkman and with Professor Marr and Lyman Redding have returned from Durham where they attended the opening of Trinity college.

W. P. Ragan Mary Harmond May Kirkman Professor Marr Lyman Redding Durham Trinity College

Misses Kirkman White and Teague Attend Greensboro Theatre

Miss Mina Kirkman Miss Nina White and Lester Teague with Mr and Mrs Darrell Pitts spent Wednesday evening in Greensboro at the theatre.

Mina Kirkman Nina White Lester Teague Darrell Pitts Greensboro

Mrs J O Craig Leaves for Salisbury Home

Mrs J O Craig formerly of Baden North Carolina who has been visiting Mrs J D Mann will depart today to make her home in Salisbury North Carolina.

J. O. Craig Baden, N J. D. Mann Salisbury

Stamey Family Returns From Blue Ridge Trip

W. L. Stamey and wife with Miss Ruth Stamey of Seattle, a cousin, returned yesterday from a journey over the Blue Ridge mountains.

W. L. Stamey Ruth Stamey Seattle Wash Blue Ridge Mountains

Stanton Improves After Illness at Home

David Stanton son of Mrs. D A Stanton has been very ill for several weeks but is improving at his home according to family reports.

David Stanton D A. Stanton

Mrs Seawell Visits In City From Greensboro

Mrs. C. C. Seawell formerly of this city now resides in Greensboro visited here for a brief afternoon yesterday.

Miss Carrie Blair Leads Town Teachers Visit

Miss Carrie Blair and a group of teachers from James Town spent yesterday afternoon in the area, visiting and touring local sites.

Carrie Blair Jamestown

Miss Besg Sheloff Heads to North Carolina College

Miss Besg Sheloff departed Tuesday for the North Carolina College for Women in Greensboro to begin studies.

Miss Besg Sheloff North Carolina College For Women Greensboro

Mrs Sherrod Returns From Visit To Spartanburg

Mrs. W. A. Sherrod, who had been visiting Mrs. D. A. Stanton in this city, has returned to Spartanburg.

Visiting Mrs Dalton Guests With Carter Dalton

Mrs T L Thigpen and her children from Rocky Mount are visiting Mrs Carter Dalton on Johnson Street for several days.

T. L. Thigpen Rocky Mount Carter Dalton Johnson Street

Motors to Greensboro Report

Mrs. Mary Thomas and her daughter Miss Shelly traveled by car to Greensboro yesterday afternoon. no further details provided.

Mary Thomas Miss Shelly Greensboro

Messenger Boy Vanishes With $32000 In Stocks Bonds

A messenger from M Prince brokerages on 20 Broad Street disappeared while carrying stocks and bonds valued at 32000 to another firm. The cargo included 3000 Liberty bonds and Interborough Rapid Transit stock along with Japanese, New Orleans, and Mexican holdings. The boy's home address is withheld and has been with the firm about three months. police were notified after he did not return on time and word of the search only became public today.

New York M. Prince Broad Street Liberty Interborough Rapid Transit Company New Orleans

Street Car Zones Spark Disorder in Camden

Camden officials called 300 militiamen after disorders tied to a zone system on New Jersey Public Service trolley lines. Six hundred motormen and conductors refused to run cars, citing fear of mob violence as fares for long hauls rose.

Camden N. J Ellis New Jersey Public Service Corporation

Hospitalization for 14 year old after arm injury

Claude Goosby, 14, was taken to a local hospital yesterday for surgical attention to an arm broken in a fall he sustained several weeks ago. He lives with relatives on Russell Street after the death of his parents.

Claude Goosby Russell Street

Furniture Buyer Visit Highlights Elwood Stop

Miss Lelia Pell now attends High Point Commercial School at 2 Sin ce. A Schwartzman a furniture buyer from Laredo Texas is stopping at the Elwood.

Lelia Pell High Point Commercial School A. Schwartzman Laredo Texas The Elwood

Stone in Asheboro Visitor in City

From Asheboro W L Stone of Asheville is in the city and staying for a visit.

W.L. Stone Asheville The

Oklahoma Furniture Buyers J M Bass T O Bass Named

J M Bass of Oklahoma City and T O Bass of Muskogee are identified as furniture buyers in the city, both associated with the Elwood location.

Oklahoma J. M. Bass Oklahoma City Okla T. O. Bass Muskogee Elwood

Visits in Greensboro

E. C. Shields spent yesterday afternoon in Greensboro for unlisted engagements with local residents and businesses.

E. C. Shields Greensboro

L E Ryan Seeks Richmond Business Stay

In Richmond, L E Ryan is spending several days on business visits and appointments within the city.

L. E. Ryan Richmond

Swain Family Evening in Greensboro

M. C. Swain and his daughter Helen spent a Wednesday afternoon in Greensboro, enjoying a quiet visit and local sights.

M. C. Swain Helen Greensboro

John Eshelman Jr Very Ill At Home

John Alfred Eshelman Jr is described as very ill at his home on Johnson Street.

John Alfred Eshelman, Jr Johnson St

Price Couple Spend Day in High Rock

Mr and Mrs J W Price are spending the day in High Rock.

Mrs. J. W. Price High Rock

Sechrest Spends Vacation in City

H. C. Sechrest of Greensboro is spending his vacation in the city.

H. C. Sechrest Greensboro The City

Business Visitor E L Gee From Victoria Va

E L Gee a business visitor arrived here from Victoria Virginia. He is noted for his professional travels and meetings during this period.

E. L. Gee Victoria, Va

Vacation lodging and seashore hotels discussed

A Washington Star quote notes builders plan more big hotels at the seashore and a vacationer argues that owning a hotel is the key to affordable seaside enjoyment. The item also mentions tiny Chinese dwarf oak trees that grow with minimal soil, measuring about one and a half inches tall.

Washington Star China

Labor Leader backs Boston police strike stance

A statement from Guy Oyster secretary to President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor said the federation supports the striking policemen but opposes a general strike. He framed the officers as defending their right to join unions for better economic conditions. Local unions continued balloting on support with the bridge tenders union favoring a strike.

Boston Guy Oyster President Gompers American Federation of Labor Mr. Oyster

Mrs Lewis at Elwood Hotel from Knoxville

Mrs Jack Lewis is staying at the Elwood hotel in Knoxville Tennessee, according to a local society note.

Jack Lewis Elwood Knoxville, Tenn

Asheville Faces Severe Water Famine in City Shutdown

Asheville declares part time water service citing six week drought. Drinking fountains shut off and restrictions placed on schools and hotels as city residents use about 70,000 gallons daily more than supply from North Fork, leaving four days of water. Commissioner Sherrill warns of dire shortages.

Asheville Sherrill Department of Public Works Man and Beast North Fork

Hot Water Tears Prompt Baltimore Quote

A Baltimore American line quotes a reader asking what for in a joke about a heroine crying in “hot water” in a fiction chapter. The quip highlights a playful take on a literary scene.

Baltimore American

High Point Royal Arch Chapter Convocation Noted

Regular meeting of High Point Royal Arch Chapter No 70 Friday at 8 o'clock urged for all members. D H Hall H P W Cc Burrus Sec.

High Point Royal Arch D. H. Hall H. P. W. Cc. Burrus

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Moffitt Furnishing Co the Woman's Apparel Shop Society W. CC. T. UU North Main Street Dame BANK Mrs. Dalton Motors Greensbroro Asheboro Gate City John Eshelman, Jr., III Allen Garment Federation Labor Mrs. Lewis DR. Max Bones Amine Lieve Dr. Bones Max Rones Wiiderdte
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