The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-14
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

Quite a number of High Pointers
attended court in Greensboro the
frSt OF the week on the Zimri Burns
VIII contest by the children.
Commissioner W. c. Jones Mon:
day attended meeting of the coun-
ty commissioners.
The Boy Scouts performed noble
service for the Liberty Loan fund.
W. D. Spurgeon of Route 4 paid
US a pleasant visit Tuesday and
also paid ahead on his subscription.
That's the kind of people close to
the heart of the editor.
The next meeting of the Red Men
OF this district will be held here in
October. The local Red Men will
also invite the Great Council of the
order to meet here next year.
N. w. Beeson went to New York
after attending the reunion at Wash
ingteIlsVto visit his son Ernest Bee
sou Nhao ->at one time made his
home here.
Bet fsw lightning bugs.
these S. LII con1esin handy.
Every nIg kn WIEN the electric.
Juice solito and in reeI-.
larity goes DIT
p Beavans has 4 Change ofad. this
week. Read i ladies.
Attend the mmaP aynes farm
sale Monday nextat 1880 an
aFlne chance for Rr I'd land atd
your own price sale GDnducted bvl
Penny Bros. foF@the Afnerioan Land
company. ''r,,
Nash M. Wyont, youngest& living
brother of Mrs. H. F. Stamey, spent
gThursday evening and Friday morn
Ing in the city, the guest of the fam
eAy of his nephew, w. L. Stamey.
Mr.. Wyont is prosperous farmer
of CataWba county and was return
ing from the reunion at Washing
ton.
The Ceasar Cone estate is valued
at 81, 1,135,O00, with an Indebtedness
of S305, ,538 48, making the estate
worth three quarters Of million net
upon which income tax will have
to be paid. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Cone died in Greensboro
this spring.
1t might also be good thing to !
kindle the fame Of enthusiasm a
little brighter in America for Can
ada to apply the conscript law. Ger
tainly those living in King Georges
realm owe as much to the cause as
America. Let every nation do its
bit.
Julius T. Horney, formerly of this
city but now at Canton, N. c.. will
be married to Miss Madeline Trotter
at Commerce, Ca, June 25th.
The local delegates to the North
Carolina Good Roads Association
convention, which is to convene in
Asheville next month are, I. J. Muir
ply, J. Elwood Cox, Fred N. Tate,
w. T. Parker and j. w. Harris.
}. Gurney Briggs is spending about
two weeks at Blue Ridge.
Mrs. G. M. Heckle of Macon, Ca,
is visiting at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. w. H. Wiley, on Col
lege street.
Mrs. Louise Hutchinson and Miss
Marie Whitley of Charlotte are the
guests of Mrs. June Gray on Louise
street.
Mrs. Walter C. Smith has returned
to her home in Charlotte after spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs.
A. A. Holton, on Steele street.
j. Elwood Cox spent Monday after
noon in Greensboro attending a
meeting of the Guilford County Lib
erty Loan Club. Mr.. Cox is presi-
dent of the club.
The class in First Aid to the In
jured met at the home of Mrs. j.
Elwood Cox Monday morning, A
very enthusiastic meeting was held,
a large audience being present. The
next meeting will be held in their
headquarters on North Main street.
The Odakota Campfire Girls will +
Give a Mother Goose tea Saturday
afternoon in the window of the Peo-
pies House Furnishing Company.
Miss Allie Fentriss of Franklin
Vile is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
w. c.. York.
The South Main St. NJ. E church
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