The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-06-01

-"Remember the Main" point
to show your disapproval of being
disfranchised last year.
Next stop-primary Saturday
Supt. and Mrs. Thornwell Haynes
leave today for a visit to Mrs.
Haynes mother, Mrs. Bowers, at
Prosperity, S. c.
David Steinhofer of Havana, Cuba,
is visiting at the home of DR.. II. C.
Pitts, having accompanied Darrell
Pitts here from Atlanta. The gentle
man from Cuba, is contemplating
spending part of the summer in this
city.
Lest you forget-don't forget to
be loyal to your town industries,
where you or your daddy or brother
makes his living. And this calls to
mind thar there are no better brands
| of flour than the White Frost or
Eclipse, made by the High Point
Milling Co.
Memorial day was observed here
Tuesday by the post office and the
banks. ..
Married. Sunday morning Miss
Leila Epps and Horace Miller at
home of bride on West Green street,
Rev. F. L. Fiddler officiating.
Three nurses from the High Point
hospital, Misses Kelly, Nichols and
Anderson of High Poiut. passed the
Board last month. .
Durham gets the 1917 Federation
of Womenis clubs, ''.z
j. B. Rector manager of the
Langren hotel at Asheville and one
time in charge of the Elwood, will
assume the managership of the Sell
wyn at Charlotte.
Oscar Cunningham, brother of
Mrs. H. w. Mccain, died at Wax
haw Saturday, aged 19 years. Heart
leakage caused death.
Miss Marguerite Kirkman has re-
turned from Converse College.
DR.. J. C. Rowe of Salisbury is visit
ing his son Rev. Gilbert Rowe.
w. F. Ellis. formerly with Allen
Bros will travel for New York
lace concern, having North Caro-
limo and Virginia as his territory
WANTED AT ONCE-Girl to do
cooking and house work. Reference
exchanged, Apply Mrs. c. E. Wagner,
4O4 Grimes Street.
J. Allen Austin is president; j. r.
Young, vice president; Miss Lottie Z.
Barber, secretary of the High Point
township Sunday school convention, be-
ing named at the meeting Sunday after
noon at Wesley Memorial M. E. church.
Chas. L. Thompson and family, of
MocksvilIe, and Mrs. Walton Watkins,
of lexington, motored over from
Mocksville and spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mrs III. U. Oakes, Mr..
Thompson's sister.
The friends of W. G. Burnett, of At
lanta, were pleased to see him on the
streets this week.
You can now be vaccinated free
against ty phoid fever at DR.. H w.
McCain's office between the hours
of 1 and 8 and 7 and 8 p. m. There
are no bad after effects and it is
positive preventive against the dis
ease.
G. S. Carol has purchased the
bowling alley from Kirkman and
Dyer on South Main street.
Rev. Gilbert Rowe preached the
Y. M. C. A. sermon at Guilford Col
lege commencement Sunday night
Messers. A M. Rankin, v. w.
Idol, H. A. Garrett, r. I. Pickens
and CA. Cecil have returned from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where they attend
ed as delegates the General Con-
ference of the M. P. church. Mes
sers. Rankin, Idol and Pickens serv-
ed on important committees. The
matter of uniting with M. E. church
was brought up and the M. P's are
favorably inclined and now think
the next move is up to the Metho-
dist Episcopals.
Wonder how the Boy Scouts have
been making out the past few days
of copious rains?