The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-16
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

UF A UENENAL NAltAE
F. N. Tate Tuesday returned fron
a business trip to Atlanta.
President Harper of Elon College.
spoke before thej High Point Train
ing school Tuesday night, making a
most interesting discourse on The
Four Square Sunday School.
We were pleased to see our old
friend E. V. Swain in town :this
week, but sorry to know that he is
not feeling we'll.
Two weeks before the Willard
Moran fight $4,000 worth OF tickets
had been disposed of. March 25th
is the date and New York state the
location.
jeff jackson. color~d, and John
Jones, white, swere~ nabbed by the
officers Monday. They are wanted
at Troy. Jackson is charged with
false pretense and Jones gave a
worthless chsck but he made it good
and was given his liberty.
Editor Davis of the Silver Creek
(Neb.) Sand is a student of human
nature. He states in recent issue
that "a man who squeezes a dollar
never squeezes his wife, and oplnes
further that in looking over his sub
scriptlon list it is his belief that are
quite a few good women in his COM
! m,nitv who are bein6 sadlV neg
lected.
Remember you get the Progressive
Farmer six months with The Review
one year for only $3.50. Offer holds
good to April 1st only. Act today
Why pay house rent wheu you
can take few shares in the new
series of building and loan and own
YOUR own home.
Geo. T. Woods returned Sunday
from business trip at north. While
away he heard the debate on warn
ing Americans to stay out OF TN
war zones" Some argument ant
oratory was displayed, says Mr.
Woods. Saturday night in Balti
more he heard Billy Sunday an
, pronounces him wonder.
C.. c.. Barnhardt made an excel
7 tionatly fine talk Sunday before tn
Baracas of the Reformed church.
l J. j. Farriss addressed the B ara
5 cas- of the First Baptist church SUI
day morning.
. Rev. C. P. Coble of the First Pre-;
. byterian church is assisting IN
. series of meetings in a west en-
Presbyterian church at Winston.
e The High Point Perpetual Built
= ing and Loan association opens
new series On April 1st.
II The song Il want to be soldie
is not very popular these days.
The following poem is written b
Shuman C. VenabIe, Private, {
E., 18th ~. S. sInfantry, Nogale
It Arizona.
N DIR. l.. S. Fox, of Winston. has lea
t. ed the High Point Dental Parlo1
r. He will move his family here late
K. If you want a phonograph f
Nle N S5.48 or SIS SO including IL recore
y; y; YOU will have to hurry. Only Il
III left to dispose of at above prices.
DIR. W. F. Clayton last week
tended the dental clinics at Atlan1
The Rankin Coffin and Casket I
:, has been at work since the +
"a "a finishing up work in stock. BY bl
7 l1 ing shells" the company is al
"a, ;al to fill all orders and give empl(
nc nc ment to number of the employ
he Just as soon as the fire losses
I. adjusted the company will dec
gSe' on the matter of rebuilding
D: burned portion of fhe plant.
ny y The revival services at =
ne Greene street Baptist church
~ ;nt continuing with much interest
.S Is. der the forceful sermons OF Kew
" C. Davis.
w. E. Price, of the Carolina {
'oo Yadkin River Ry. will erect a $3',
home in Parkway. ). e. cross
>c the contract.