The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-01-27
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

Rev. Nv. Blackwelder is conducting
a mission at Mooresville this week.
The dirt>roadway on each side of the
fine two mile stretch of roadway, is
being repaired for use, SO as to keep the
heavy wagons and traction engines off
the main roadway, thanks to Commits
sioner Jones.
Mrs. w. G. Bradshaw is executrix of
her late, husbands estate, valued ait
O,000. Peacock and Dalton and G. S.
Bradshaw are the attorneys. Notice Of
executrix is published elsewhere. ~.
| Messrs. o. A. Kirkman, A. T. Wishart
! and Steve Clark are Richmond business
visitors this week. ~ II. ..< = s.s
Judge Dalton won distinction in his
argument before the Interstate Conn
merce Commission in re Snow Lumber
company against the Raleigh, Charlotte
and Southern and the, Norfolk Southern
railways, in regard to excessive freight
rates.. = i S,
In game of basketball in the Arm;
ory Saturday night the Liberty -Pied-
mont team of Wallburg won over the
High Pointers by a score of Is to s..
The stars for High Point were Far
low and Raper; for Wallburg, Wall,
Shore, CHM and Ranigan
P. Ward Eshelman was here the first
of the week.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j..
ONeal Craig.
The Is months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Holton, died at Jamestown
Sunday night. Interment at Springfield,
Monday afternoon. -
w. A. Jones is to get out Republic:
can paper in Thomasville.
Every Pythian, every father, every
good citizen is urged to hear Maj. J. G..
Baird, of Charlotte, at the First Baptist.
church Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.2
Mr.. Baird will open your eyes to great
and sublime truths. Hear hin-aH i'm
vited; no collection-absolutely free.F
Capt. "A. M. Rankin went to Ashsboro
Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. s. Lee are happy over
the arrival Of a fine daughter last
week. ~
Mrs. j. A. Hart entertained the cover
the Tea Cups" club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. C. w. Comstock won the club prize
and Mrs. E. X. Willis, of Washington,
the visitors prize.
A box party was given OF Welch
school house, two miles out, by the
teachers Friday night and a neat sum
realized for the school.
Miss Polly Heitman, one of the teach
ers i'm the city schools, has g'-ne to st.
Louis for special treatment.
Messrs. A. M. Scales, S. H. Hodgin, E.
j. Davis and S. B. Turrentine, of Green's
boro, were here Sunday IN the interest
of the laymen's convention to be held in
Greensboro February 913. They spoke
to the Sunday school workers in a
mass meeting at Wesley Memorial
church Sunday afternoon.
Fred N. Tate reports big furniture
show in New York the past week.
The Mcclellan and lOc store on
South Main street was entered last
week and $l4OO taken from the cash
register. The thief had key to the
store, as nothing was damaged in enter
ing the store.
Messrs. John w. and R. L. Lambeth
of Thomasville, have been added to the
board of directors of the Wachovla
Bank and Trust company, this city.
A. E. Tate, who attended !he furM-
ture exposition in New York last week,
saws that every indication points to
busy year among the factories
Delos E. Hammer, who has been in
Petersburg and Hopewell, is In the city
this week. He is thinking of locating
at Raeford.
Miss Zilla Smith is still cn the sick
list.
Mrs. Hunter c. Sechrest successfully
passed an operation for appendicitis at
the hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Kirkman LETT frl-
day for trip to New York Ind Allan
tic City. While away they will VISIT
their daughter, Miss Avery, at Phiiadel-
phia.
T. w. Hobbs, of Greensboro. and Mrs.
Nettie P Jones were united in mar
rage at the Presbyterian 'nanse last
week. Rev. C. P. Coble officiating.
Mrs. A. E. Tate entertained last week
at an old-fashioned quilting party, the
quilt being donation from the High
Point chapter of the U. D. C., to the
Old woman's Home at Fayetteville.
DIR. and Mrs. II. B. Hiatt entertained
at bridge last week at their home IN
Roland Park. Mrs. Frank Sizemore won