The review., 1915-06-24
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

Chas. F. Tomilinson of the Ton
linson Chair Mfg Co., of this cit
< was elected president of the Nation,
I. P. A.. at Omaha, Neb., last wee]
High Point is to be congratulated j
having such a worthy son to receiv
such high honor and Mr.. Tomlin
son is thoroughly competent to hol
the office
Under the leadership of Rev. F
II. Fiddler and Deacon G. w. Clar
the West End Baptist church il
making good progress. The churcl
is located near the Pickett cottol
mills and although has been orenniz
ed less than year has nearly 2O(
members. ..,...
The Farriss Publishing Co., ha.
issued another descriptive book o
! HighPoint and is said to be above
the average.
Leo Frank at last wins his battle
for life, Governor Slaton- of Georgia
communting the death sentence to
one Of life imprisonment, in the face
of much animosity towards him for
the act His life was threatened at
the time and has been since and his
house is heavily guarded. The
Mary Phagan neighborhood is thor
oughly incensed over his action and
probable serious results will follow
should the hot heads have their
away.
Mrs. A. Cyrus Davis is quite poor
ly this week. She suffered an at
tack of acute indigestion Sunday
morning and for sometime was
critically ill. Glad to know she is
much better at present.
Collins Horney has brand new
moving van on the streets which
compares favorably to those used
in larger cities. 1t has rain top,
the bed large and built high and is
the thing for moving large loads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Parrish, of
AsheborO, spent LAST week visiting
relatives aud friends in Virginia,
passing through the city en- route
home Saturday night.
We call attention to the article
on this page in reference to pre-,
1t will pay every
merchant to read it.
Geo. Donnell, a pioneer citizen of
GuilfOrd, G4ed last week.
Mrs. H. A. White gave a garden
party Wednesday afternoon to all
departments of the Woman's Club.
Monday afternoon Miss Nellie
Muse entertained her friends in
honor of Miss Harriet Holton,
guest.
Misses Ethel and Juanita Austin,
Of New London, are visiting the
family of their uncle, DR.. J. w.
Austin.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Lazenby re-
:urned last week from their bridal
rip.
J. Elwood Cox is recovering from
4 recent indisposition.
DR.. F. T. Tagg, a well-known d.
vine of Baltimore, occupied the pull
Dit at Main street M. P. church Sun
lay morning and Rev. C. M. Compiler,
If Lynchburg, in the evening and
wo splendid sermons were deliv-
,red.
The license tax on wood dealers
las been repealed owing to the COM
,lex situation presenting itself as to
he lengths of the wood, the owner
hip clause, etc.
Iron picket fencing has been placed
lround the grass plotting at the El-
wood hotel which adds to the beau
y of things
Charlotte seems to have sleft the
lark, damp cellar for good and is
,erching on dry land in the Caro-
ina Baseball League.
ChautauQua week begins next .
friday. Have you secured your
eason ticket yet?
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sherrod are visit
M at the home of Mrs. Sherrod's I
,arents, DR.. and Mrs. D. A. Stanton, /;
N their way home (Spartanburg, S. I
) from their bridal trip. {
Mrs. O'Neal Craig has returned to
Winston after a visit to her parents !
Or. and Mrs. j. D. Mann. >
Prof. S. A. Stewart entertained
ODDLY number of people with his s
antern slides at Wesley Mem i
rial NJ. E. church last evening Mr.. {
stewart spent seven years in Japan {
nd showed many interesting pic /
ures.
Prof. Sneed, late principal of Elm {
;treet school, was in the city yes S
ordau oh akind hands with his manu &