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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
5
Poem reflecting on choosing love over hate with a refrain about unity and relief from wrath. Mentions a civic display on East Gaston Street and a citizens' list of items for soldiers. Ends with patriotic views of Greensboro.
The Greensboro Record notes boxes sent from Greensboro in response to Miss Edith Moore's appeal for Red Cross relief for French soldiers. Local residents Mrs Clara Peck Miss Kate Personals R D Latta J B Wardee Abe Bones and Jennie Rones are listed among visitors and guests in Greensboro and nearby towns.
A sale features new ready to wear hats with ostrich trim or tailored bows and pom poms. Tailored and dressy hats priced from 5.00 to 7.59 and up, plus new shapes with ribbon trim in autumn shades at 2.95 to 4.95. A special showing invites buyers to preview today.
The Red Cross in France reports Pershing’s headquarters endorse a War Diary as the official war record. Adjutant General Ben Alford forwards the letter praising the American Red Cross leadership in France for their experienced handling of large affairs and ongoing support. Also notes on silk cocoon length, Atlantic cable mileage, and a New Orleans chocolate factory opening at Loftin’s Millinery.
A crowd from High Winters gathered at the Municipal theater last evening to see the covic opera Pom Yom. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Prince, Miss Mary Sherrod, Horace Sisson, Rodney Snow, Miss Virginia Henley, John Pickett, Miss Altair Pickett, Roland Holton, Frank Henley and Mr and Mrs C C Seawell.
Effective October 1 dairies in High Point will raise milk price from 12 to 16 cents per quart to cover higher costs for feed labor and supplies. Dairymen say costs have surged 25 to 100 percent over the past year and promise future reductions if grain and dairy costs fall. The move comes as questions about a possible combine and lawful limits arise among residents.
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