The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-13
OF P OPEN MEETING

M0n0dy fnght the jOcal lO0g6 OF
K of P will be at home to quite
ia large number of invited guests.
Refreshments will be will be served,
and the following program carried
out:
Welcome W E Herndon, C C.
History of the Order of K of P.
i Col D H Milton
Three Great Principles of Knighthood
George T Wood
Our Obligation. F N Tate
Fraternal Insurance. w L Stamey
Why you Should Join the K of P's
DR., S S Coe
Why am a Pythian. j w Walker
Fraternalism d E Hammer
Oysters. Coffee, etc, will be served
at the conclusion of program.
DO you want to buy the Mrs. H.
+. Stamey place on Steele street?
1t so let me bear from you. Lot
8Ox2OO, 7-room house, coed water
and clubhouse. Intend to sell quick
| ly. See W. L. Stamey:
The condition of Mrs. H. F.
Stamey IS somewhat improved. She
has been in the hospital at Marion
for several weeks, suffering from the
effects of broken hip last Xmas.
The editor was in Marion Sunday
and found the weather in the noun
tainS even milder than it was here
or rather one did not feel the cold so
bad. Marion is progressing nicelv
the past few years, with water and
light Improvements, side walks, a
good hospital, hotel, banks and
olher business interest.
1t any one wants to buy good
automobile cheap, W rite The Review.
A 80 horse power Studehaker, good
as new, only been run a little.
There is law forbiddipg the sale
of cigarettes to bows, yet hundreds
of them in High Point, between the
ages of8 and Is wears, buy and
smoke them regularly Why not do
a little missionary work along this
line? The matter deserves serious
attention.
Soon be time for the M E.'s- to
] hold their. conference sill- Charlotte.
| The NJ: P.'s meet here next week.
Good time to hunt! Do you want
to buy bran new shot gun or
rifle? If so call at The Review
office.
Anumber of High Poirt people
will attend the football game in Rich
mond Thanksgiving between Vir-
! ginia and Carolina and unless all
signs fail again see our colors trail
Led in the dust
DR. Chas. Lee Raper of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina was in the
city this week. Mr. Raper was late
! ~ made government special agent
and was here to get information in
/ regard to the Indebtedness Of farm
ierS. their bank deposits, etc, He is
! a brother OF D. R. Rapers this city.
! The carnival has gone, the real
toid snap made them change their
minds to stay another week. The
weather Saturday was terrible and
! the carnival people never got to rake
! in the shining sAekels as they antici-
pa1ed on this day. This leaves
more money for High Pointers to
| spend at the stores, thank you!
Luther Rocks, drayman at j. E.
, Perryman, grocer, ran into an auto
on Main street and sustained a num-
Der of brusies and scratches. The
wagon was demolished. Mr.. Nance,
the driver of auto, was not hurt.
| Or. Robt. G. Bryan of Richmond,
was a guest of DR.. S. S. Coe last
week.
Homer Montsinger has accepted a
position with the Marsh Furniture
Co and his successor at the Home
Banking Co, will be named this
week
JohDW Walker was named as
Senior Sycamore at the Red mems
district meeting at Burlington Satur-
day, an honor worthily bestowed.
The ladies' Chrysanthemum show
netted $344 in round numbers last
week, a very creditable showing. 1t
was under the auspices of Washing
! ton Street Nj. E. Church.
| j. Elwood Cox and w. T. Parker
joined the fox hunters at Manches-
/, ter this week.