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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
7
AME HOSPITALITY offers springtime ideas for Easter table decor using white lavender purple and green. Highlights include lilies violets or spring flowers, yellow accents, wicker centerpieces, brown eyed place cards, nests of yellow sugar, egg shaped bites and games like egg hunts with Easter souvenirs for guests.
An article outlines economical Easter party decorations using crepe paper. It describes a table with a lavender and violet theme, a centerpiece of Easter lilies, paper candles, chick motifs, and candy eggs. Creative games and nest treat displays are suggested to engage children. Copyright 2018.
The Easter reflection portrays life after death as a rebirth toward nobler existence. It likens decay to life beginning anew, using blossoms, worms, and spring renewal as symbols. The prose urges hearts to embrace triumph and the ascent of humanity toward a diviner nature.
The sermon by Charles E. Jefferson frames Easter as the return to a familiar home beyond this world. It contrasts fear of death with Easter hope, stating believers will be at home in the eternal world, with Jesus unchanged and friends rejoined, and notes some people grow weary from perpetual inactivity.
University of North Carolina students Ralph W. Oldham William L. Merriam and Aubrey C Hatch were found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Isaac Rand during a hazing incident at Chapel Hill on September 12 1912. They were sentenced to four months in the county jail starting April 8 with $100 bonds to appear before county commissioners who may hire them out within the state. Fathers may pay $175 to secure discharge. the case set a local precedent and prompted a move to seek a gubernatorial pardon. The tragedy led to suspensions and expulsions affecting 26 UNC students after a university hazing investigation.
L B Padgett, field secretary of the Laymen's Missionary Movement, is in Asheville organizing an aggressive campaign to mobilize interest for the Western North Carolina laymen convention on April 20 and 21. The aim is to make the meeting the most successful yet held in the state. North Carolina will have a single collector of customs starting July 1, a radical reorganization of the service completed under Taft. A Guilford County fair revival is being organized by County Superintendent Foust to boost agricultural development. Davidson county will hold a postponed county commencement for 105 seventh grade graduates, with diplomas signed by Governor Craig, State Superintendent Joyner, and County Superintendent Vann. The Roanoke river dyke project dominates local discussion near Scotland Neck, seen as the greatest land-value enhancer for area lands if completed.
Governor Craig receives Thos J Shaw of Greensboro accepting a superior court judgeship in the 11th district while George Rountree of Wilmington considers the eighth district post. Cameron Morrison of Charlotte is offered a seat but reportedly will not accept. Other nominees include George W Connor Wilson A A Gaylord T T Thorne Jacob Battle G M T Fountain and John L Bridgers. A hearing is planned as selections may take a week or two.
Hon J Y Joyner state superintendent announces E E Sams will succeed the late J A Bivins as supervisor of teacher training. Sams, previously chief clerk in the state department of education, takes charge of teachers institute work while Joyner seeks a replacement for the chief clerk post. Explosion Causes Excitement in Statesville as fierce blast rattles buildings before a storm. Opinions differ whether the noise was nature’s freak or a local dynamite blast.
For 25 years the Pure Drugs and Toilet Articles store has been a household name in High Point. The business proclaims delivery of goods to any part of the city, highlighting longevity and local reach.
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