The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-06

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into service, says that he passed
the examination successfully and
was ready to 90 after the greasers
The commissioners in the Horney
estate have sold to the City Real
Estate that valuable property, tt {
consideration being $4,000. There
are about 73 acres in the four tracts
DR.. Jesse Grestley of the North.
western University, addressed the
local physicians yesterday after
noon on diseases of children. This
work is under the supervision of the
University of North Carolina.
Ed Dorsett, arrested here 80
months ago and deprived of his pis-
-tol now wants it back and swore
out warrant against Chief Gray. =
Married Tuesday afternoon, Miss
Martha Welch and Martin Ring, of
Mechanicsville, Rev. H. S. Copen.
haven officiating.
H. A. Mills went to Camp Glenn
Monday to see about the Home
Guard" and is of the opinion that
the government will not furnish the
necessary equipment without the
Guard is subject to call of the gov
eminent. This would make the
Home guard an impossibility as far
as being clothed and equipped as
soldiers. Mrs. Mills accompanied
her husband to the Camp.
EVANGELIST B. Marcellus Heald
gives a lecture on --latest Bible
War News" at Odd Fellows Hall.
Watch for date. ..
The Daily News always seeks to
accommodate, but trouble-hunters
are respectfully requested to note
that the fighting editor is where he
belongs-at Camp Glenn. Beliger-
ent individuals are referred to Pri-
vate R. A. Stamey, who, we are
pleased: to note, has passed the
physical examination. and is now
the finest soldier that ever read
proof on the Daily News. Greens
boro News. -"
High Point is well on toward the
81 900 fund for the relief of soldiers
families. while in the service of
Uncle Sam.
ghairnlan Fate, OF the Chantau-
qua eonHIf IN tlnafef Rhef il
comes to DONG things: He secured.
over 100 guarahtors In a day last
week and could have easily made it
$50. 1t pays to have such man
at the head of any movement.
Those beautiful patterns of china
dinner sets are ON exhibition now at
the Review office. Better get yours
at once. Only limited number
will be offered at the prices.
The Fl rejected soldier boys re-
turned Thursday, detected as well
as rejected set of boys who were
anxious to serve their country. Sew
eral of them will undergo minor op-
erations in order to qualify them for
successful examination. They
report a pleasant time at Camp
Glenn, white not drilling.
The members OF the Junior Order
United American Mechanics of the
18th District will assemble at Ii .
erty July 18th and 18th for their
.11th session. Quite a number of
prominent Juniors will be present.
J. w.. Sechrest, of this city, is Dis
trict Deputy. The District COM
prises the counties of Guilford,
Randolph, Rockingham and Ala
nance.
The Bank of Commerce has distrib-
uted to it's stockholders $4,000 in div
idends for the first half of 1915,
making a total of $4,000 paid out
in dividends in the. four years of
it's existence, which speaks we'll for
this modern banking house.
Young ladies of the city gave a
masked ball in the Welch building
on South Main Street Thursday
evening
The Chautauqua just closed was
not up to the average of last year,
is the belief of many, but it is
thought the program will be
strengthened for 1917, or adapted
more to the liking of High Pointers
Mrs. Johu S. Wellborn is recover
ing from a recent operation at St.
Luka's hospital in Richmond.
Trinity made a big day of it the
glorious 4th. The Junior Order had
charge of the exercises, which were
successfully carried out. The State
Councillor of the Junior Order was
present as well as Judge b F Long,
'Statesville. The parade and the
sneakinf and the baseball game in