The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-08-03
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE
Little drops of water
), Little grains of sand a7,sT
Make a Hooded district 8 ''>
And wasted land

And wasted land
All is not gold that glitters, said a
Cadalllac owner to a Ford driver:
and everything that cads is not q
Cad' retorted the Henfy owner. :
Look ont John Bull or Uncle Sam
VIII put You to some trouble yet.
There's limit to all things.
W. L.. George, an expressman
was painfully injured Friday morn,
ming when the the horse pulling one
OF the big express wagons ran away
Fred Barbee and children, accom-
panied by Miss Helen Muse, went to
White Sulphur Springs Friday for a
stay of several days. b..
Mrs W.fW. Moseley and two chill
dren of Lynchburg, are visiting at
the home of her mother. Mrs J. w
Lineback on East Washington street
The people of the Springfield
school neiehborhood gave Prof. Ed
gar Farlow surprise party Thurs
day night. Mr.. Farlow has been
principal of this school for eight
years and has given entire satisfac-
ton and his friends took this method
of demonstrating their love and es-
TEEN for him. Several talks were
made, abounding with appreciation
and good fellowship.
The stork left a promising son at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs }. Allen
Austin last week.
l.. L. Brookway, of Richfelds
Springs. N. Y, will become associa.
ted with r. L. Loflin in the under
taking business, assuming active
management Sept. 1st, when he will
move his family here.
League baseball seems to be on
wane in the Old North State if pres
ent conditions are to be taken as
basis. For instance notice the swan
song being put up by Greensboro
and Winston.
o. Z. Harris, representative of the
Kearns Furniture Co. in Virginia,
who has been spending the past
week here, returned to his territory
Monday night. Mr.. Harris was at
one time connected with the insur-
ance department of the Home Bank
ing company and is we'll and favor
ably known and his friends will be
gladsto know that he is making
good with the Kearns line inc "ole
Virginny.'
Miss Clayton Walser Oakes is a
guest of her brother, H. U. Cakes.
Miss Marguerite Smith of Shell,
by. is visiting her aunts, the
Misses Smith on Steele Street.
Miss Lucy Eshelman of the Post
Office force here, conducted civil
examination in Asheboro last week.
Some "a took the examination.
Mrs. Robt.M. Phillips of Greensboro
was visitor Friday,
Herbert WorthJackson was visi-
tor ia Asheboro last week. This is
the first visit of Mr.. Jackson to his
old home in many years. He
is the only son of the late S. S.
jackson, and was born and partly
reared at the old home place of his
grandfather, Governor Jonathan
Worth, on old Main Street. where
the home of the late Elijah Moffitt
now stands. Mr.. jackson left Ashe-
boro many hears ago, going to Raj
eigh and from there to Richmond,
where he now lives.
Miss Clara Boyd of Roanoke Rap
ids. is visiting at the ). Harper
Johnston residence on Broad street.
Young men of the city gave a
dance at the old Manufacturer
Club quarters Friday night. Hoods
Orchestra of Greensboro furnished
music for the occasion.
Rev. James A. Clarke, the newly
elected pastor of the First Baptist
Church, preached both morning and
evening last Sunday. However MT:
Clarke does not take charge until
third Sunday in August. He comes
from Winter Park Church in Will
mingtOn.
DIR. G. T. Rowe and family have
gone to Craven in Rowan County
for a stay of two two weeks
DR.. J.H. Weaver will preach at
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church next
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Foushee OF