The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-10
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATTlRE


The local lodge of Rebekahs eay
a social last night at their lode
4 room.
The greatest blackberry erowr
kead about it elsewhere and sen
in your orders.
Work has commenced on tn
building of the High Point Stear
Laundry on East Washington stree
1t is said that one autonobil
man IN High Point keeps his saso
line In the safe and his money in /;
wooden box. This goes to show tn,
value OF gasoline these days
| Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Staley are a
Liberty visiting relatives. -.
DR.. and Mrs. H. W. Mccain have
returned from a visit to relatives ir
Chsrlotte and Waxhaw.
Rev, j. c. Rowe, father of Rev
Gilbert Rowe visited his son Tues.
day.
Quite a delegation went over to
Greensboro Tuesday afternoon to
appear before the county commits.
s.oners in regard to the High Point.
Greensboro road which it is desired
to have completed early as possible
J. W. Harris is the new vice-presi.
dent OF the Commercial National
Bank, succeeding the late w. G.
Bradshaw and John P. Hayworth
was named as director.
During January there were 43
births and % deaths in this city and
in the township outside of High
Point 81 births and Is deaths.
The Christian Endeavorers of
High Point held a get together"
meeting Monday night at the Friends
church.
President Gillian of the Manufac-
turer's club has appointed a COM
mittee to confer with the North State
Telephone Go. in regard to connect
ing with the long distance feature
of the Bell.
The North State Telephone Com
pany is willing to give long distance
Connection tosaf1 points under rea-
sOnable conditions, but not willing
to take a white elephant On its hands
to do this, no more than any other
in High Point would be
to do.
E. E. Mendenhall and j. o. Apple,
permanent receivers of |. A Morris
and Bros. through an inventory find
the stock worth $500 and that it
owes $4,000.
The city's new motor truck is
doing good work. 1t is a nifty gas
burner said citizen Tuesday.
H. E. Elam of Greensboro is the
new manager of the Bell Telephone
20. here. T. A. Morris, former
is now at Hamlet.
The Million Dollar Blackberry for
'ale. Read about it in big ad else
where
The Jamestown aeereeations won
q both the male and female con-
ests in the games of basket ball in |
he armory here Saturday night.
The girls game resulted % to 6 and
he boys game 21 to ii. The,
ames were witnessed by goodly
lumber and notwithstanding James
own won byt safe margin both
ames, still they were not void of
hrills at times.
The United Daughters of the Con-
ederacy had a white sale at the
,lks' home yesterday afternoon and
{ night there was an auction sale
t parcel post packages. etc.
Sunday afternoon Miss Lula Ven
BILE and VIM Miseneheimer were
1arried at the home Of the bride,
'ev L. A. Peeler of the Reformed
hutch officiating. T.
The stork left a promising son
,st week at the home of Mr.. and
[rs. j. w. Austin. =
DR.. Sylvester Newlin preached be-
,rc the Christian Endeavorcrs at
le Friends church Sunday on Aim
nd Emphasis
See Reatriz MichAlena in Salomy Jane at
e Broadway to ay. Read the ad about
is celebrated player, printed in another
rt of the paper.
w. Blanchard Moore gave an interest
~ lecture Tuesday night, February 8,
; the school auditorium on Siberia and
II vile prisons, etc.
Robert Parker, of Salisbury, visited
IS brother, V. J. Parker, on White Oak
rect, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.. Durland have re-
lrned from Battle Creek, Mich, where
ey have been for the past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Sinclair and child
e in Florida in the interest of their
Lby's health, expecting to be gone
onth. -