The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE
See our Big Clubbing offer.

oee our Dig clubbing offer.
And don't forget to buy Red Cross
stamps.
See Damon and Pythians today
at the Broadway sure-the greatest
picture ever.
Only 19 more shopping days till
Xmas, and the beauty of it all-our
merchants are ready for you.
Rev. L. w. Blackwelder, of the
Episcopal chnrch, preached special
sermon to the Daughters of Liberty
| Sunday evening. The Daughters
had fine attendance out. Special
music was rendered for the occasion.
The pictures of the Panama-Paci-
fic expositions at the Rose Thursday.
The wife of the late Col. Andrews
died at her home in Raleigh Tues
day at the age of SO.
Under the Southern Skies is a
beautiful and realistic picture of
ante-bellum days to be shown at
the Broadway Tuesday Dec. 7th.
See ad about it.
Several Thanksgiving sprees were
aired in the Recorder s court Friday
and as result several hard dollars
with the American eagle, somewhat
resembling king turkey however.
were contributed to the treasury of
the city.
W. H. Duedale took advantage of
the special rates to Richmond and
visited the family Of his daughter
while away.
District Deputy J. w. Sechrest
and Rev. J. M. Hilliard addressed
large audience at Junior order rally
in Mechanicsville Thanksgiving
night.
Robert Aiken, the colored chaffeur
of Col. Wescott Robertson was given
a 4 months sentence Friday, for
taking Mr.. Roberson's car and keep
ing it out nearly all night on joy
ride, without the consent of the
owner
Messers. VIM. B. Gross. B. H.
Burrell, Wilbur Hail and Harry B.
Taylor, of Pacific coast towns,
passed here Thursday. in a high
powered automobile. They are en-
gagged in logging the route of the
Southern National Highway. They
are making rapid time, being only
% days out from San Diego when
they struck High Point, having left
that city Nov 2.
Mrs. Chas. Long, of this city has
been honored in being placed on the
Advisory Board of the Lady manag
ers of the Confederate Womans
Home located at Fayetteville.
Lawyer Williams and Chief Gray
went to Thomas~i!le Friday to ap'
pear in the case of State VS., Blain
Gray for alleged larcency of an auto
mobile.
Wade Rankin who was wounded
in an automobile accident lest week
is getting along nicely.
Married-R. S. Underwood to
Miss Grace Ellington at the home of
the officiating minister Rev. L. A.
Peeler.
The Gould party arrived from New
York Thursday and spent several
days at the Gould lodge hunting:
Geo. J. and Kingdom Gould, and
Messers. J. McAlpine and W. Cop
pell were in the party. They had
fine luck shooting quail and will re-
tnrn again soon.
The young man Blake who was
arrested here last week for beating
a ride on a freight train is also want
ed in Danvilie for larcency Blake
claims Charlotte as his home and
his father" was notified but no
answer came in response to the
telegram.
It seems that the law breakers in
the surrounding towns head for High
Point after their deviiment but here
after no doubt they will 90 to other
places as the officers here have de-
livered to officers from other towns
no less than IA fugitives wanted In
various towns, the past week.
The M. P's at their recent annual
conference, declared against Sunday
automobiling and Birthday dinners.
Rev. Fl. c. Byrum preached his fare
well sermon before South Main Street
congregation Sunday night to large au-
dience, saying that he had tried to do his
best and asked for the new pastor united
support of all. Mr.. Byrum has rounded
out useful three years service as pas
tor of this church. He goes to the Ram
serw- -Franklinville circuit.
| w. B. Griffin has purchased one OF the
Amos houses on johnson street and