The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-06
THINGS PERSONAL AND
W A GENERAL NATURE

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aeE salelof Garden Acres was e
SUCCESS. the small lots and farms
bringing a good price. Everything
t turns into success when Penny
: Bros. have anything to do with it at
: in this case.
Miss Ludie Clinard has gone tc
Virginia Bach for a stay of severa
weeks. ->~.< :.
@ A. Kirkman and family have
gone TO Virginia Beach.
m. j Wrenn is at Virginia Beach
fora rest.
Mrs. Dallas Zollicoffer and sister
Miss Grace Bencini, are at Morehead
City where Capt. ZoIlicoffer is en-
caInped.
The Mikado was the best of all
the, Chautauqua- attractions as fer
as pleasing the largest number of
people. 49,.
7 E. Kirkman expects to occupy
his palatial residence on East Wash
lngton street, next month.
The family of Fred j. Tesh, occu.
py half of the modern brick fiat of
! ED. Steele on East Washington
street.
I Married, last week, Miss Minnie
Mitchell to Perry Whitehead at the
home. of the brides brother on Shell
ton street, Rev. j. M. Hilliard, Off
ciating.
| u. W. Bryan of Richlands. N. c.,
is, the new manager. of the Pepsi
Cola plant here, succeeding W. M.
Rogers. 49, ~
Miss Kathleen Causey is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. E.
Causey. Miss Causey is connected
with hospital in Jacksonville. Fla
/ A library department of the
fWoman's Club has been organized
with the following officers: Chair
4 man, Mrs. S. L. Davis; Secretary,
Nv. G. Shipman; Treasurer, Mrs. C.
A.. Barbee >@
/ The bridge near Greensboro was
closed Sunday and the by road led
toa branch much swollen by the
rains and which could not be forded
by automobiles soreF Fards. sconsef,
dHsBtly scores atof peUpie headed
lxifeensbofosart sil,.a had IN.
forego their trip or return and take
the Guilford College road route at
Jamestown, or worse road which
led out by Pomona.
I Post D, of the Travellers Project
i've Association. will give its annual
banquet the latter part of the
month at the Elwood hotel. Prom
inent speakers will address the
i Post. -.
Paul A. Stamey is now district
agent for the Saturday Evening
Post, Ladies Home Journal and
Country Gentlemen and will be glad
to supply all those who have no
regular place to secure these maya
zines They are kept constantly on
sale at the Review Office at Regular
prices. -
Rev L. w. Blackwelder was in the
city Sunday and Monday. Mr..
Blackwelder's family is at Salisbury
where Mrs. Blackwelder is confined
in a hospital Their many friends
will hope for a speedy recovery of
the sick.
The Allies are pounding Germany
right and left, reporting victory on
every hand The past week was
decidedly in favor of the Allies.
Capt. Dallas Zollicoffer has writ
ten letter of thanks to the Barraca
classes of Wesley Memorial NJ E.
church for the Testaments presented
Company Nj.
Carranza shows the white feather
and the tension between the United
States and Mexico is not as great as
it was last week. There is talk now
of removing the soldiers fromMexico
and keeping a strong border patrol
1t took a lot of preparation and
money to convince the de facto
government which evidently thinks
it is no use to get in a hurry as Un-
Gle Sam is slow to act and quick to
forgive.
Greensboro, Randleman, Trinity,
Salisbury and other towns near by
fttingly observed the glorious 9TH.
High Point took it leisurely.
The high flyer has to move more
than lofty ideals.
The Chamber of Commerce of
Greensboro has just gotten out a
very handsome folder, exploiting
the interests of the Gate City and
doubtless it will prove great draw
, ova