The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-07-08
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

ind on North Main street.
A late song of Chieftain Caupoli-
can is on safe here. The editor had
the pleasure of meeting this gifted
red man in Washington last year
and spent an interesting hour with
him. Caupolican presented us with
an autograph picture of himself and
one of his poems, both of which we
renroduced in The Review in Febru-
ary, 1914.
Miss Kate Smith has returned
from an extended trip to Arizona
and California, and while away saw
the biz Exposition in full swing, be-
IND pleased with its beauty as well
as immensely.
Miss Frances Mann sang at Cen
tenary church, Winston, Sunday
morning and the Winston Journal
navs a compliment to her ability as
singer.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Cabiness,
of Shelby, who have been visiting
st the home OF Mr. and Mrs: I. }.
Gold, have returned home.
The memorial window to the late
Mrs. w. J. Armfeld is being placed
at the First Baptist church.
We call attention of our readers
to the report of the Home Banking
n in this issue-a bank that is
Measure to do business with and
where every courtesy consistent
with sound banking will be ex-
tended.
Miss Marguerite Kirkman has re-
turned from visit to Mrs. +. b.
Kearn., at Winston.
The Randolph election case, in
which fraud is alleged on both sides,
;s heine aired in AsheborO this week.
Some 200 witnesses sumHoned.
Thos, C. Guthrie, of Charlotte, sits
upon the case.
Mrs. A. j. Dodamead is critically
i'll.
This afternoon is Junior Chau:
tanoua and the people are promised
something interesting by the anna
teurs.
Miss Marguerite Rankin enter
tain. this evening in honor Of Misses
Hannah, Rowe and Blake.
Mrs J. Carl Hill was at home"
this morning to her friends in honor
Of Misses johnson and Denny.
Mrs. D. B. Hankins, of Rock Hill.
is visiting her daugter. Mrs. U. +.
Mendenhall.
Misc Pollv Heitman is spending
the summer with her sister. Mrs. X.
B. Terry.
Cant. A. M. Rankin went to Brown
Summit Yesterday to attend the fun
eral of an old slave by the name OF
Ned, who was in the Rankin family
for SIS years. He was 93 years ol
age when he died.
THE finest speaker High Point
audience ever listened to" is the
consensus of opinion in regard to Dr
Cadman. His talk alone was worth
five times the price Of season
ticket to the entire Chautauqua
week.
The banks, postoffice and freight
depot observed the Fourth.
Mrs. S. c.. Kellum, of Orangeburg
S. c., is visiting at the home OF nel
father, w. Pink Smith.
Miss Mary Alice Tate is visiting
her friend, Miss Annie M. West, a
Bennettsville, S. G..
The Greensboro District Confer
ence of the M. +. church met IL
Asheboro this week.
W. G. Nation won first (cash
prize in the ad.-writing contest 9
the Cortez Cigar Company, which
quite an honor, people all over tn
country competing for the sam
honor which went to a High Poln
man.
Mrs. ]. A. Turner entertained fr
day afternoon in honor OF Mr'
HenriC Turner Rook was the gam
played. Dainty refreshments wei
served.
Misses Anna and Frances Hare
of Fredericksburg, Va. are vlS1tlL
the family of their aunt, Mrs. II.
Field.
DR.. bred Peacock has retufoe
from pleasant trip to Gold Med
Orchard. near Wilkesboro.
Rev and Mrs. L. W. McFarlaI
and children are at High Rock for
week. s outing.
There were 1873 births in the ci
and 72 deaths; go births outside
11 1oothe 10 tho vii