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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1922

Page

3

Sheraton Dance Friday Night Attracts Many Guests

The regular weekly Sheraton dance runs Friday from 9 30 to 12 30 with Tal Henry's orchestra. Out of town guests are expected to attend. Mrs Rufus King is elected president to succeed Mrs Homer Wheeler and standing committees are named for the year.

Sheraton Tal Henry Rufus King Homer Wheeler Woman's Guild of St. Mary's Episcopal Church Washington Street King Norwood Bowne James Stewart Clarence Crowsen W. L. Tabb Wheeler

Local Briefs and Family Notices

Mr and Mrs Ed Tain of Danville Virginia depart after visiting Mrs I C Loman at 512 Wise Street. Mr and Mrs J Alson Holmes of 222 White Oak Street announce the birth of a daughter Amy Lulua on Saturday September 16 weighing eight pounds. Miss Clara Grissat leaves for East Carolina Teachers College Greenville to resume studies and will visit Miss Elinor Edwards in Ayden before term. Miss Clara Worth expected home from Aberdeen where she has been a guest of friends and is a High Point high school faculty member.

Helen Marie Shceloff John Shceloff North Main Street High Point E. L. Shceloff Maggie Shceloff Caddy Mary Drew Dalton Alma Virginia McCain Henry Millis Billy Brooks Millis Mary Perry de Coursey Pollock Josephine Virginia Ed Tain Danville, Va I. C. Loman Wise Street Clara Grissat East Carolina Teachers College Greenville Elinor Edwards Ayden Clara Worth Aberdeen High Point High School

President Harding pledges Jewish homeland in Palestine

President Harding telegraphed to New Jersey Jews on the occasion of the Jewish New Year that a definite assurance has been given of re-establishing a Jewish homeland in Palestine. He said Rosh Hashana marks a year notable for progress and that the long aspiration for Jewish nationality in the holy land is to be realized.

New York Palestine Harding New Jersey Wired

Asheville Plants Shut Down Amid Power Shortage

All of Asheville's large industries have halted operations as the city faces reduced electrical power due to the low level of the French Broad river and a coal shortage.

Asheville N. C French Broad River

Death of Archibald McClachlan in Los Angeles

Archibald McClachlan, a Washington D C banker, died at his Los Angeles home on September 19 at age 65.71 He leaves a wife and five children.

Los Angeles Galif Archibald: McClachlan Washington, D. C

University Lets Episcopalians Use University Land for New Church

The university trustees committee on buildings approved transfer of a 65 foot wide plot from the Alexander place on Franklin street to the east of the campus for a new Episcopal church. The land sale price will be set later and follows a $50,000 gift from W. A. Erwin. The action aligns with prior transfers to build other campus churches and comes as the history and language buildings near completion or height increase.

Chapel Hill University Franklin Street Eben Alexander W. A. Erwin Durham

Smuggling Drug Rings Reported in Burma and India

In Rangoon on September 20 Burma officials described a mature drug smuggling system run by Indian and Burmese networks. Superintendent R K Anderson of the Burmese Excise department notes financiers appear respectable and affluent, masking illicit activity.

Rangoon Burma India United States R. K. Anderson Burmese Excise Department

Smuggling networks hide opium and drug trade behind legit commerce

An investigative report reveals smugglers disguising operations as lawful businesses in price goods rice timber and other trades. Underlings are arrested but principals pay fines and support families, while protection relies on bribery of officials who can profit from inaction rather than enforcement.

Anderson

British Middies Crave Their Liquor in Honolulu

In Honolulu on September 20 authorities strict on the prohibition act forced withdrawal of the British auxiliary schooner Tanga tor supplying the Fanny Islands from Auckland as base port. Previously liquor and supplies had come from New Zealand and transferred at Honolulu, but a Washington order barred whiskey transfers in port.

Honolulu Fanny Islands Auckland New Wealand

Oldest Episcopal Bishop Whitehead Dies at 80

The Rt. Rev. Courtland Whitehead, 80, Episcopal bishop of Pittsburgh for many years and second oldest bishop in the church, died of heart disease in Prospect Park Niagara Falls while en route from Nantucket to Pittsburgh. His wife, a son, and three daughters survive. The body was sent to Pittsburgh. Salisbury High School Opens Fall Session with 517 students. principal Prof. John leads a 45 member faculty. Attendance exceeds last year.

Buipraro Ney Courtlahnl Whitehead Episcopal Pittsburgh Episcopal Church Niagara Falls Nantuck Salisbury High School Salisbury The City High School John

Harding Signs Bill

Washington dispatch states President Harding signed the Dyer Chinese trading bill into law on Tuesday, marking its formal enactment into U.S. policy. The measure governs trade relations with China and reflects early 20th century economic policy shifts.

Washington Harding

Federal Incorporation of US Firms Doing China Trade

A federal provision allows American companies operating in China to incorporate here and be exempt from specific federal taxes on profits earned there, affecting cross border business and tax planning strategies.

China

Elizabeth Stevenson Caskey Engaged to Salisbury Man

Engagement announced for Miss Elizabeth Stevenson Caskey of Bethlehem Pennsylvania to John Tsaae Linker of Salisbury. Wedding planned for spring in the year to come.

Salisbury Elizabeth Stevenson Caskey Bethlehem John Tsaae Linker

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Becca Kearns Julia Elizabeth Coe Mary Reid Martha Betty Idol Nel Elizabeth Adams Ralph Carol Earnhardt Helen Eshelman Margaret and Dupree Sears Kenner Charles Lee Amos John and Margaret Austin Robert Shceloff, Jr Billy Shceioff Mr. McClachlan New Episcopal Church LA Vogue Evora Mofatt Furnishing Co U. S Pola Negri Fern Andrea Watseka Germany Unsere Fern Four Fern Hishop Bill Mery Broadway Jos Ivanhoe Simart Expert Shoe Fitters Quality Shoe Store Red Bell Shoe Store Main Street Davis Shoe Store D. KB. Bullard Geo. H. Jacobs
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