The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-25
Hlgb f0fnt, ~ C., 7Auv5aay Sebtenzber 25 1918

Don't forget that the big contes
closes next Tuesday night.
, Harry Earl, advance agent of tn,
Barnum & Bailey shows, was her,
; Saturday. Mr.. Earl is the son of /,
| Confederate captain, his father hav
! ing lived in Missouri during the stir
ing times. He says he thinks Hief
Point one of the best towns for it,
size anywhere. that he never saw
so much push and energy in such {
town. Surprised" is the word, sale
| he.
! Have you seen the beautiful little
shetland pony and rig on the streets
this week? If you haven't by all
means do so-it's a darling, the out.
fit?
Rev. DR.. Tyree of the First Baptist
Church returned home last week
from Amherst, Va, where he has
been assisting in a protracted meet.
ing.
|
Geo. E. Nissen, one of Winston's
Oldest and most respected citizens,
died last week. He was known far
and wide as manufacturer of the
best wagons anywhere.
Get all your votes in the ballot
box by next Tuesday night if you
want them counted. Contest closes
at II o'clock railroad time.
Miss Mary Alice Tate has gone to
Spartanburg, S. G., to enter Converse
College.
The extra session of the general
assembly convened yerterday in
Raleigh. The freight rate matter is
the most important thing to be con-
sidered.
The Manufacturers, club has elect
ed new officers for the coming year
as follows: j, W. Harris, president;
J. E, Marsh, vice president; C. F.
Tomlinson, secretary and treasurer.
The employees of the Southern Car
company have presented their mana
ger, Abraham Cook, a solid gold
charm bearing the emblems of the
orders to which he belongs, as a
token of their high regards to him
as the manager of the plant.
Walter r. Combs of High Point
and Miss Maud Cook, of sGreensboro,
were married yesterday at the home
Of the bride. They will visit New
York and other northern points and
Will return to High Point, where Mr..
Combs holds a responsible position
with Elwood hotel.
The Oxford Orphan Singing Glass
will be here tonight. ~.
Barnums Circus train is over one
mile long; this will give you an idea
of the immensity of the circus.
Civil court began Monday in
Greensboro.
The annual Chrysanthemuta show
will he held the first of November
by the Ladies Aid Society of Wash
ington Street M. E. Church.
Mrs. w. B. Griffin and son Full
mer who have been visiting in Eliz-
abeth City and other points since
July 9th, returned home Tuesday
night.
Beginning Oct. 10Th most all of
the churches of the CITY will hold
revival services at the same time.
The county road from the city
limits to Kivett's. farm will be.
macadamized by the county.
Those from High Point who heard
Rev. Crowley. the ex-priest in Char
lotte and Salisbury, speak of his
lectures in the highest terms and
say that standing room was at a
premium.
The State Normal. & Industrial
College opened for the fall session
Monday.
The Hallelulah wedding Thursday
night at the auditorium in which
two OF the salvation army workers
were married, was quite an interest
ing event, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. Peeler of the Re-
formed Church.
Gertrude Johnson, the negro wo-
man'who killed Hattie Bennett in
the Bencini row some time ago, was
given six years in the pen.
Thos. F. Pearce, brother of Mrs,
B. E. Moore, died in Tampa, Fla,
last week.
Mrs. J. E. Kirkman and daughter
Miss Marguerite spent Thursday in
Salisbury.
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