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High Point, ~ c., THURSDAY, December 49, 1918
OUR CHRISTMAS COW
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How do YOU like our Xmas cover?
II is the prettiest design we have
ever seen and old Santa is taken
from real Santa Claus. Note the
pleasant expression and the happy
expectant children gazing into his
kindly old face. The front and back
OF the cover is fine work of art,
very appropriately designed and al
together breathing the Christmas
spirit We trust you will like it.
The friends of B. B. Bouldin will
regret very much to learn of his
death, which occurred Thursday
night at the hospital. The deceas-
ed was about II years of age and
was prominent farmer of Archdale.
Mr.. Bouldin had been to John Hop
klns hospital at Baltimore under
treatment, but received no relief and
came home to the hospital here for
treatment. Mr.. Bouldin was a lead
ing member of the Primitive Baptist
church. He was also veteran of
the Civil war.
Parties from here going to Lexing-
ton are complimenting the road work
done between the two cities under
the supervision of Charles Thomp-
son.
A young man by the name of Cliff
ford, Of Clement, an alleged desert
er from the United States infantry,
was caught here Friday and taken
back by officers of the regular army.
R. G. Hood, OF Greensboro was
here last week on business con-
nec'ei "ithtthe construction of the
new brick building, which is near
ing completion, Oh North Main street
Mr. Hood has under contemplation
the construction of other buildings
on mis- property adjacent to the new
IA. f. church. -
w. h. Ragan has plans submitted
for the building of his new residence
on the old Burton place, on Lind
say street.
Ward Eshelman, OF the Pitts.
burgh Pate Glass company, is
spending few days at home.
The monthly statement of the city
of High Point, compiled for the diff
terent departments by Auditor H, G..
Sschrest, shows credits amounting
to 81, 685.93 and the debts to that
of $4,71O78, leaving a balance to
debit of account $24 IS.
Prof. N. G. English and family,
of Trinity, were here on account of
the death of Mrs. EngIish's father,
the late B. B. Bouldin.
The Coler people have a large
force of hands grading for the con,
struction of the extension of their
lines into the western part of the
city, which terminate at the Belle
vue hotel.
There will be Christmas trees and
entertainments in all of the city
churches.
Rev. j. H Barnhardt, had as his
guest for a few days, Rev, L E
Barnhardt and family, of Lenior
Mr.. Barnhardt occupied the pulpit
Sunday att o'clock at the Wash
ington street N. E. church.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicho
a daughter. Mr.: Nichol is superin.
tendent of the construction depart
ment of the Coler railroad.
Miss Katheryn Copering left to-
night for Florida to remain there
three months. Miss Copering will
visit Cuba before returning home.
Messrs. Lonnie L. Leonard an(
Ed. Yates have been added a:
patrolmen by the police department
The many friends here will regre
to learn of the death of John Beavan:
father of w. G. Beavans. The de
ceased was buried at Enfield thi
past week. Mr.. Beavans was abo
II years of age. He succumbed It
heart failure.
The Southern Furniture exposi
ton opens here January 12and bold
to the 26th. A great number Of buy
ers will attend the mid-Winter SHOW
and the factories in North Carolin
have nearly all responded, with thei
lines.
December Both big attraction
billed for the auditorium in the pei
, son of Nine. Harriet Labadie, VIII
will give a dramatic Interpretation {
Dolls House" under the auspice
of the Woman's Club of High Point
f The tickets are $1.OO.