The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-24
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE.

The right shoulder of Mrs. Amos
Ragan was dislocated Saturday by
a fall. She is getting along alright
however, her friends will be glad to
learn.
Saturday night the registration
books close. If your name is not
written there" by that time you
can't vote one way or the other in
the coming bond election.
J B. Havre, of Berkly, California.
who is enroute to Cuba, stopped off
last Friday for a visit over Sunday
to his sister in-laws, the Misses Smith
on Steele street.
For $5.48 you get a guaranteed
Phonagraph and The Review one
year. Machine and records mex
pensive. Great joy and much real
pleasure-oWn one.
J. H. Mellichampe has resigned
his lieutenancy in Co. M, First In
fantry and Capt. Zollicoffer will hold
an election to fill the vacancy.
Col. D. H. Milton is keeping in
close touch with the lodges of Daugh-
ters of Liberty in the state.
C. C. Barnhardt, made splenid
talk before the Baraca class of the
First Baptist church last Sunday
morning.
Mrs. D. A. Welborn and Mrs
Lizzie Craven, of Thomasville, Route
2, were in the city Friday afternoon
We again call your attention to
to the excellent phonograph for
$5.48 which includes years sub
scription to The Review or $5.98
which also includes IL records.
The Ever Bearing Blackberry will
prove great money crop to you.
Six plants for $1O0 or IL plants for
$500. Let us haue your orders at
} Eonce. See ad elsewhere.
An clubhouse at the home of Rufus
King caught on fire Sunday after
noon and the fire department was
called out. Very little damage
was done.
The schools of the city observed
Washington's birthday Tuesday by
closing. The day before several OF
the grades had appropriate exer-
cises to the occasion.
The N. c. Public Co. was relieved
of any damages in the E. L. Madi-
son case in superior court Saturday
Madison is a colored preacher and
was asking for $4,000 damages for
election from a car of said company.
Mrs. r. B. Terry and children
have returned home from months
sojourn at Petersburg, Fla, much
improved in health.
The Sunset Film Co. was busy
taking pictures Friday and Saturday.
Irish policeman and other funny
make ups added color to the films
the local company is producing.
Business is reported good with the
Southern Car company, several nice
orders having been recently landed
We call your attention to the fea
ture story each week in The Review
kin Hubbard Essays. They
are we'll worth your attention.
While the officers of the Manu-
facturer's Club are trying to secure
permanent quarters. the Elk s Home
| is at the disposal of the club.
The old bell of Washington stree
Me. church which did service fo
many years, has been presented tt
Mars chapel, an offspring of the
parent church. now Wesley Memo
rial.
Contractor J. c.. Cross was callet
to the beside Thursday of his father
who is seriously ill, at his hom'
near Southmount.
I Good playing featured the gam
, of basket ball between Oak Rdg
and High Point. The visitors won
score 18 to 8.
, The lawn ofE. A. Bencini on SOutl
: Main street is being beautified by al
expert.
The local chapter of the y. D: {
is growing rapidly in membership
Mrs. Chas. Long is president an
Mrs. J. F. Hayden secretary. IN
. chapter is doing nicely by the Con
, federate Veterans of High Pom
!, Camp.
i Herbert Whicker, of Winston, spoke be
fore the Sunday School workers at Soul
. Main Street M church Tuesday evening
Walter Long, of Greensboro, addresse
;. the members of the Training school. luesda
night at the auditorium.
Contractor Rose has begun the work
removing the old wooden building on Soll
Main preparatory to building an up-to-da