The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-08
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The bad weather kept away the
usual High Point delegation to tht
Moravian exercises at Winston.
Delos Hammer and j. S. Hooper
gold mine spectators, are in the
city. They are developing a mine
near Troy.
Thomas D. Gillian has joined the
gasoline burners. It's Buick and
came from the Peoples Motor Co.
The Review was literally swamped
with answers to the proverb page
last week. The mails brought scores
OF replies while many were brought
in person. amounting to over four
hundred replies, which is record
for the first week. Hundreds more
will come in for this weeks proverb.
The people are reading the page,
evidently.
The Marie Dressler pictures at
the Rose made a hit. They were
shown for the first time Monday.
A young man of this city who is
absent-minded on account of love
affairs, walked into the Nation drug
store .one day last week and picked
up the cigar-lighter for the telephone
receiver and pretty soon discovered
his mistake when the lighted gas jet
burned his ear. The telephone was
close by and the receiver somewhat
reeembled the cigar-lishter, hence
the mistake.
Jess Willard did the trick to Jack
johnson, we are very glad to say.
Aside from the game johnson is a
nuisance and not a true representa-
tive of the better element of his
race.
T. r. Turner, r., alias G. r.
Cotter, alias J P. Harrington, was
arranged before the recorder Friday
morning, plead guilty and was SEN
teneed to six months in Jail for the
alleged skipping of a board bill. Tur-,
kneT gave notice of an appeal. <At-s
torneys Smith and Ragan appeared
for prosecution.
An alarm was turned il from the
Hinton hotel on Washington street
Friday morning, the cause being
small fire which was extinguished
before the companies arrived. No
damage
Better send in your subscription
at once so you will start with the
first chapter of the great serial story
The Black Box" which commences
April 18th and will be shown at the
new theatre the following Monday,
April 18th, until the Is chapters
(15 weeks) is completed. A Csc
subscription will give you the whole
story.
Lee A Briles, who lived here for
sometime and who is largely interest
ed in High Point in financial way,
is in the city on business. He is
now engaged ir the mining business
at Hoover Hill and reports fine pro-
spects for a good gold production.
Enter your child IN the Better
Babies contest the FL, 22 and 23rd
of this month at Jarrett's stationery
store where register is ready.
An additio is being made 20 the
Sunday school room of the First
Baptist church to cost So 900.
"Old New Hampshire Home' to-
morrow night at the auditorium.
Dr.. and Mrs A. A. Me1dez, of
New York, have returned home to-
day after visit of several days to
the parents of Mrs Menoez, Dr.. and
MRS. w, @. Bradshaw.
The condition of E. A. Younts re-
mains critical but the attending
physician has hopes of an improve
ment through the TRANSMISSION of
blood.
The High Point Camp Fire Girls
under the leadership of Miss Lula
Walker have made several lengthy
hikes" recently.
A camp of the American Legion
will be organized here, which will
furnish "REsERvEs" for the u. S. in
case of war.
The trial of Ivy Stout. who as
saulted Annie Maynard and who has
been out on bond, is being tried to.
day.
A congregation of Friends has
been organized at Asheboro and a
church will be built there at an ear
ly date.
All Fools Day was observed by
one or two people here by getting
stung, but the wise gang was in
the majority.
! The Easter song service at Wes-
lev Memorial M. E. church Sunday
night was very Interestingly carried
out-the variations bringing out the
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