The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-22
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The father of the 'Sacrenty boy S
here died in Sparta, Greece. at the
ace of 80 years, the news having
been received by them this week.
The various teachers of the city
schools have been taking day off
this term looking in upon the practice
school at the State Normal College
in Greensboro.
Monday at the Ministerisl associa-
ton meeting every pastor of the city.
was present and the idea occurred
10 them to have their pictures taken
which was done in front of the Manu-.
flcturers club in a group.
[Ieotune's daughter at the Point"
theatre Tuesday night was an ex-
c9ptionably interesting picture.
Home Furniture store is Offering
25c on a S1.OO or more purchase.
See ad in Proverb Page.
Persons recently operated upon at
the hospital are: Mrs. Albert Hill
and Mrs. J. D Tilly, of Denton.
The members of North Main Street
M, P. church and Sunday school had
an intere: sting social service Tuesday
even nt. Refreshments were served,
Married-In Birmingham, Ala
Mrs. Geo. W. Crawford (nee Miss
Bertie Lineback) to D. B, Bomar
The building and loan associa-
tons in High Point are great factors
in the upbuildipg of the city. More
people own their homes here
(through this plan) than any town
in the country. population consid- |
cred.
DON'T FORGET that The Review
is Offering silver tea spoons aud
sugar shells with the seal of any
state in the union on them for l8c
each. Better get your collection at
once. They are all the rage now.
The Great Sun session Of Ihe Great
Council of North Carolina will be !
held in Edenton, commencing May
5th. Messrs. w. E. Herndon. O. r.
York and W. &. Stamey will go
from here.
Back to the farm is the slogan !!
nova days and thousands of acres
have been cleared and made ready |
for the grain which have not been
in cultivation of late years. AS
result the farmer will not get the
fancy prices for his products as be,
fore, but there will be more good
ivers among those who have needed
the call of nature and necessity.
Hundreds ofreaders are sending
in solutions to the Proverb Page each
week. 1t has proven to be a fine
advertising feature.
If you like to read good, clean
stories without any extra cost. 1t
would pay you to subscribe to The
Review. BLACK Box and the Ex-
ploits of Elaine are now running in
the paper and other good stories will
follow from time to time.
O. C. Durland is improving very
rapidly.
Samuel B. Coffin and others will
start the erection of plant to manu-
facture library suits in the near
future.
Rev. Warren Stuart, of Fang
Chow, China, delivered an excep-
tionally fine address Wednesday
night to the Presbyterians.
Bascom Hoskins will build a resi-
dence in Parkway soon.
Pastor Gilbert Rowe, of Wesley
Memorial church. who returned last
week from RDxboro reports a very
successful two weeks revival at the
Methodist church there.
Manager j. F. Hayden, of the
North State Telephone Co., is recov-
eriug nicely from an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. j. S. Rike is getting along
satisfactorily from an operation per.
formed last week at the hospital.
Joe Strayhorn is recovering from
a recent operation at the High Point
hospital.
lhe Orange Presbytery closed
most successful three days gather
ing last Friday. High Point was
glad to have had such body of
men within her gates.
The white sale last week by the.
Ladies Aid of ST. Mary's church
proved quite profitable venture.
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The Merchants Association held a
l9ct ninf1t