The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
THINGS PERSONAL AND
W A GENERAL NATURE

ing we'll.
The announcement of the forthcom.
ing marriage of D. Ralph Parker, of this
! city, to Miss Eunice Anderson of Char
lotte has been. made for this spring.
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Kirkman have re-
turned from stay of two weeks at At
| lantic City and New York.
navid Harris, student at Chapel Hill.
spent Sunday here with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. III. Harris.
The Randolph Progress is a new pa
por for Randleman, with Messrs. w. F.
Hunsucker and G. L., Scott at the helm,
1t is independent in, thought. Here's
for it's success.
Little Miss Mary Drew, the interest
ing daughter of Judge and Mrs. Carter
Dalton, is recovering from recent in
disposition.
Mrs. Walter Chandler has returned
from Hopewell, where she has been for
sometime on account of the illness of
her sister, Miss Annie, who had pneu-
'monia, leaving her recovering nicely.
Mrs. NJ. j. West, of Bennettsville, S.
c., is the guest of Mrs. Albert E. Tate
on Broad street..
Robert Amos was on the sick list
last week.
; DIR. II. B. Hiatt desires The Review
'to say that his appointment to the
medical department of the North Caro-
lima militia will not necessitate his leav-
ing High Point at all and will continue
to practice medicine in the best town
in the state.
w. c. Christ, of Winston, attended the
Baird lecture here Sunday.
. r. F. Rice, Of Goose Grease fame, was
a visitor Friday.
Walker and Dorsett, the two negroes
electrocuted Friday for the murder of
Farmer John Swain, near Greensboro,
last year, confessed their guilt.
Rev. III. A. Copenhaver and family of
St. Paris, Ohio, arrived here last week.
Mr.. Copenhaver rs the new, pastor of
Bethel Reformed church.
+ Drka5.ss H. Mock. of Thomasville, died
last week, after an illness Of three days:
r. B. Terry spent few days with
his family at St. Petersburg, Fla, last
week, where they are wintering. 1
/ Mrs. Frank Wood is getting along
nicely since her unfortunate accident.
Mrs. Edward Ruth, of Columbia, Pa,
sister of Mrs. Grace Kephart, died last
week. Mrs. Kephart attended the fu-
neral.
The High Point Electric Shoe Shop
has an ad in this issue. Be sure to
read;it.
High Point Motor Co. has half
page ad. See what is said.
This is Thrift Day" over the
country and every one should de-
eide to place something in the banks
for the inevitable raininv day.
1t is certainty that the ground
hog did not see his shadow yester-
day, moreover we don't believe the
creature had the nerve to even ven-
ture from his winter hole.
We call attention to the ad of H.
Harris and Bro in this issue. Watch
this space each week and it will
prove interesting to the buyer.
Did you see the partial eclipse OF
the sun this morning?
The city council is planning tol
put in a plant for the disposal and
publication of the sewerage waste
and Col. Ludlow of Winston, an ex-
pert on such matters will come over
and look over a tract on the Penny
farm as feasible location.
MIR. and Mrs: j. A. Hart spent
tuesday in Greensboro.
C. E. Keiger, former High Point
boy but now with the Statesvllle
Furniture Co. was in the city yester-
day. ...
The O'Henry set of books adver-
tised in this issue should be in the
library of every home. You can
buy them for a small sum too.
Mention The Review when ordering
and pet 6 volumes of Kiplings works
free. See ad today, it is the last
time it will appear.
The High Point Motor Co. has
leased the Peoples Motor Cos. build
ine on East Washington street and
now has three garages in operation,
practically controlling the business
here. Il
How much radium could one get
for 81 90 since it's valuation is nine
million dollars a pound? We have
not time just now to figure it out. |
T.R. Turner, sent to the ROADS
from High Point for retailing took
French leave Tuesday.
Messers. E.. E. Mendenhall and j.