The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-07-22

of Raleigh, prominent member of thu
negro race, made a talk during the meet
ing. --
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
A goodly number of people attended
the exercises by the Odd Fellows or.
phans at the auditorium Friday night.
At the district conference at Asheboro
last week, J. w. Harriss, of this city
was named as delegate to the annual
conference, which meets in Reidsville in
November. Frank Gurley was secretary
of the conference.
Henry Wall, of Trinity, was operated
on at the hospital last week on account
of an old wound that had become Sc
rious.
The books of Cashier Miller, of the
Oriental bank, who committed suicide
last week, were found to be straight,
out the bank was placed in the hands
of receiver on account of insufficient
funds, due to "slow" papers. Miller's
wife says she stands ready to pay every
cent, if there be any, her late husband
is accountable for.
Recorder Dalton says the law in re-
gard to it being unlawful for any person
to use words or language calculated to
bring on breach of the peace is void,
and in consequence many of the ordi-
nances are invalid which bear directly
on this construction of the law. Rober-
son, Barnhardt & Smith, city attorneys,
will get up new ordinances to take the
place of those regarded as invalid.
Miss Eta Adell Ayers and Erbie
Greer were united in marriage last week
at the home of the bride in Statesville.
The groom is from this city.
Miss Edith Gray entertained Thurs
day evening in honor of visitors at
rock party. Cream and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Fahy, who have
been visiting at the E. D. Steele home,
have returned to their home in Rome,
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs Bascom Hoskins, Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Terry and Miss Polly
Hoffman left Saturday for Wrights-
vile Beach in their autos.
The many friends of Mrs. A. J.. Dod-
ameade will be glad to learn that she is
DIR. Thomas Newlin, president of
Guilford College, occupied the pulpit at
the Friends. church Sunday.
Margaret, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W.: Clinard, and Ida, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mungon, suffered
painfr.o injuries from needle wounds
asst week. Both were trying to crochet
when they received their wounds.
Union services were held Sunday night
1t the First Presbyterian church, Rev.
L. A. Peeler, of the Reformed church,
Most of the churches of the
city co-operated in the movement.
Mrs. j. E. Marsh Friday morning en-
at rock party in honor of her
sister, Miss Mildred Marsh, of Kentucky.
The dinner at the Elwood hotel Thurs
day evening by Mrs. Herbert c. Field in
honor of Misses Frances and Anna Har-
rell, of Fredericksburg, Va, was nota-
BILE event. It was delightful occasion
by a large number of friends,
and the repast one of the best ever
spread by the hotel.
Mrs. Vivian J. Parker is visiting rel
atives in Greensboro.
Miss Oma Kluttz is visiting Mrs. Har-
vey Davis in Birmingham.
C. C. Muse, Charles Willis and others
went to Lucas pond last week for a
fishing trip.
The employees of the North Carolina
Public Service Company went on a picnic
to High Rock Saturday, spending the
day in most pleasant manner. : !.
:, Miss Ruth WEIGH entertained last week
at rock in honor of visiting friend.
Miss Venetia Smith last week visited
her brothers family, John Smith, at Bes-
semer City. - o.
Freight business with the Carolina &
Yadkin River railroad is on the increase,
glad to note.
Manager Will Moore is anxious for
you to come to his springs and drink Of
the wonderful health-giving waters. See
his aad. : :: - : -
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