The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-13
THINGS PERSONAL and
Of A GENERAL NATURE

AhAtNUO ltAOVNAL ANU
OF A GENERAL NATIlRI
DR.. Foy Robertson, of Durham
brother Of our toWnsman, Col. Wes
/ cott Robertson. has been extremel,
4 Ill the past week.
/ Mrs. D. A. Stanton is visiting l1el
slaughter. Mrs. Archie Sherrod ir
4 Spartanburg, S. C.
The new sewer line that empties
into Richland creek, distance o1
$500 feet. has been completed at &
cost of $4,000. This line will con,
meet with the line from the septic
tank to the Imhaff tank, located or
fthe Penny place. -
F.. Dr.. [. Thurman Mann and Miss
Bessie Marguerite Pitts, will plieh,
their .troth September 26. Miss Pitts
is one of High Points charming so
ciety girls DR.. Mann is capable
young physician of this city.
I Married. Sunday afternoon, Miss
Bertha ElmOre to Chester Alfred
Rev. J.. M. Hilliard officiating, at the
home of the groom. After the
wedding reception was given.
Geo. Bryant is in Cincinnati catch
ing on to the tailoring business so
as to do a bigger business in that
line for Thacker's store where he is
employed.
Carl Justus, w. A. Clapp and
Sam Jennings are three new recruits
to Hospital Corps No. 1 of which
DR.. H. B. Hiatt of this city is lieu
tenant.
Manager Wilson of the High Point
Motor Co. has a qnarter page ad in
this weeks paper, calling attention
Co the ever popular Ford car which
has remained at the old price not
Withstanding every other car has
advanced in price, and here s tip,
you better buy your Ford before
August 1st, or you may have to pay
more, as this is the beginning of a
new year with the automobile peo-
pie.
The High Point Dental Parlors
has change of ad this week.
Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss Kathleen
Eouise Petty to DR.. Oscar Dixon
: 4saxter. the wedding to occur Octo-
Der 4. The bride -to-be is the daugh-
8er of MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Petty and
eel and faxorahIy known. The
groom to be is a promising young
physician OF High Point.
Rev. NJ. Luther Camp, former pas
tor of the Lutheran Church here,
but now of New York, was here
for short time Thursday returning
to- his Northern charge from a visit
to relatives at Salisbury.
MIR. and Mrs. H. A. Mills and MIR.
and Mrs. o. E. Mendenhall are at
the North On motor trip.
Chas M. Russell, of New York,
visited his brother, w. E. Russell,
last week.
Mrs Lucy M. Cakes, a prominent
citizen of Davidson county, died
morning at the home of her
sister, Mrs. J. A. Davis at Lexing-
ton. Deceased was rs years of age
A brother. J. l. Watson of States
vile, and two children, Mrs. r. Lee
Wright, of Salisbury and Mrs Davis.
of Lexington, survive H. U. Oakes
oil this city is a grandson. The flu
neral services were l.eld Monday
Your attention is directed to the
statement of the Home Banking Co.
in this issue which shows a steady
growth from quarter to quarter.
Cashier Crowson is ever alert to more
business and how we'll he is sue
ceeding is shown by the excellent
statement elsewhere.
Dock Dunlap, a negro, who wags
his tongue promisciously but not as
much as he claims his wife does.
was before the recorder Friday
charged with wife beating and Civ
en- 80 days in Jail. Dunlap says he
list couldn't make his wife stop
nagging at him" 49,.
T. Y. Marshall, formerly with
Holder and Moser, has opened up a
new barber shop in the front corner
Of Palace Billiard rooms on south
Main street where he will be glad
to see his friends and former custo-
mers. T. Y. is a conscientious,
straight forward, capable barber and
no doubt he will succeed as he de-
serves. a..
The Piedmont Building and Loan
has an ad in this issue.