The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-09
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

- Postmaster Farriss is after a sub
station sfor the West End near the
Pickett's cotton mills. There are
already sub-stations at Mechanics
vile anC Sillman's store.
The Baraca-Philathea county
convention meets here March 26th
with the Baptist church.
j. Allen Austin is in South Caro-
lima this week on business.
1Quite number of people attended
the closing exercises of Union Hill
school March 3rd. The exercises
consisted of songs. pantomines, rec
itations, etc. Tomorrow night the
school will give a play entitled the
Last Loaf and small admission
fee will be charged for the benefit
of the school. The public is cordially
invited.
John Kelly was counting" OF
of last week in Greensboro.
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berry that bears fruit as large as
bantam egg, spring. summer and
fall, will prove a blessing to your
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Nothing like it ever offe red before
Yesterday was the beginning of
Lent which continues through and
until Easter when the climax is
reached. -
Archibald johnson, of Thomas
vile. addressed the community
workers at the auditorium Tuesday
night,
Miss Venetia Smith is hav.
ing her millinery opening today and
tomorrow
Now seriously are the streets of
High Point as bad as you thought
they were before the election?
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Terry enter.
tanned at bridge Thursday evening.
Mrs. Chase Idol won the ladies prize,
a potted Easter lily, while D. NJ.
Pollock received handkerchief as
the gentleman's prize. A buffet
lunch was served. 1t Masa delight
full occasion.
Mrs. E. P. Parker was hostess to the
Over the Tea Cups Club Thursday
afternoon. Bridge was the game
played and Mrs. w. G. Shipman
won the club prize, a pair of maho-
gany candlesticks. Mrs. O. c. Dur
land received a silver crystal bud
vase as the visitors prize. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. J. W. Harriss will entertain
the Sorosis club tomorrow after
noon.
Despite the inclement weather
every day or so, good progress is
being made on the Greensboro
High Point road.
Our tax rate is already so high
that the people do not want to add
any further burden without they
know positively that something
tangible will result, said a citizen to
the editor this week.
Miss Bessie Pitts is making good
showing in this district for the
Charlotte Observers educational
tour of the country which closes
April 10th. Here's hoping that
this High Point lady will win one of
the tours.
Mrs. A. j. Owens entertained the
Camp Fire Girls. a number of the
Boy Scouts and high school teachers
Friday evening.
Mrs. w. G.. Beavans entertained
the home economics department of
the Woman's club Friday afternoon.
A salad course was served during
the afternoons pleasurable event.
Miss Katherine Tate was hostess
to the Gamma Zea club Friday after
noon at her home on Hamilton
street. Mrs. T. D. Gillian won the
club prize and Miss Clara Jordan
the visitors. Delicious salad course
was served.
Mrs. H. A. Mills entertained the
Daisy Davis missionary society Mon
day afternoon. An interesting pro-
gram had been arranged. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Owing to the absence of Supt
Haynes Sunday morning, J. Allen
Austin addressed both classes of
the Baracas at the Wesley Memo
rial in the Main auditorium
Christian Endeavorers of High
Point will present Mrs. Church's
Baby" in Greensboro soon. This
play was given here during Christian
Endeavor week Feb. 2-9 and made