The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-09
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

week, his little friends will regret t.
know.
Miss Vera Idol, teacher of history
in the high school, leaves January
first to accept a position in the
training department of the State
Normal College.
/ XR. w. Gray is this week moving
his market to Hopewell where he
will make his future home.
Deep River quarterly meeting was
held with the Friends church Satur.
day evening.
| W. G. Herndon is quite sick at his
home on Willowbrook street.
Miss Claude Byerly is now with
the Woods Dry Goods Co.
Master Alfred, son of H. A. Moffitt,
celebrated his 4th birthday Friday
with number of~invited friends.
Games were played and good re-
freshments" served.
Sunday was National Temperance
day and was observed by many of
the churches throughout the country.
Another big fight for national pro.
hibition will be made before the
Congress, which assembled Monday.
Chas. McAnally is recovering
nicely from recent operation for
appendicitis at the local hospital.
Mrs. Albion Mills has returned
from a visit to her sister at Fayette-
vile.
This year the Sunday schools will
have their Xmas entertainments
simultaneously Wednesday night
of Christmas week.
Col. D. H. Milton spoke at a Jr.
Order rally in Winston last week.
John Beanblosom, of Southmont
was brought to the hospital last
week suffering from gun shot
wound in abdomen from a hunting.
accident. /
Fred N. Tate spoke before the
Epworth League of Morris Chapel,
colored, Tuesday night and his
speech was well received.
Rev. C. C. Wagner, of Bethel Re
formed church, has accepted a call
to the Faith Reformed church of
Salisbury.
Mrs. VIM. Geo. Nation has re-
turned from a visit to her parents |
in Rocky Mount.
Rev. L. A. Pieres. rabbi of this |
city, has gone to South Chicago to
engage in the work.
Entertainment tonight by Red
men in their wigwam. Ladies es-
peciallv invited.
You get what you want when you
want it at the Stamey Printing |
House. Phone 275.
The Boy Scouts hiked to Gardner's
mine Saturday, a distance of eight
miles, under the leadership of Scout
Master Marr. i
Kris Bomballis went to tie hospital
Monday evening for an operation for
Several Knights of Pythias will go to
Greensboro Friday night to attend a
district meeting.
Get the Christmas community tree
spirit and help the cause alcng. You
will be given credit for what you give.
The Associated Charities met Monday
evening.
Rev. J. NJ Hilliard preached an able
sermon to the Juniors at Green street
Ba ptist church Sunday night. True man.
hood was the theme of Mr.. billiards.
discourse. The Juniors who attended in
a body were much pleased with the SER
mon.
Rev. II. H. Robbins preached his first
sermon as pastor of South Min street
NJ. E. church Sunday and as member
said to the editor, "it was a good one"
Died-Sunday morning at the home OF
his parents on Elm street, Edward, the
IL year old son of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Mcknight. The funeral services were
conducted from the house Monday morn
ing by Rev. Gilbert Rowe and the re-
mains conveyed to Winston for inter
ment.
Help fight tuberculosis the Red
Cross seals. Surely you can contrib
ute a few nickles to the poor unfor-
tunates
The suffrage bill, $4,000 feet long has
been introduced in Congress.
Miss Ethel Gowans, government ex-
pert on home gardening, was here Sat
urday trying to revive the interest OF
High Pointers in the work. The Re-
view will gladly be one of so to pay the
expenses of teacher if the city won't
act on the matter.
Died-Sunday night, infant OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ell. Wagner, on Grimes street.
Interment was at Lexington.