The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-04
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THIN lAL AND
OF 4 GET ERAL NATURE
High Point, the iinyincible the
| imperial city
A glorious future awaits High
Point if the same forces keep their.
shoulders to fhe ighee with the.
help of other patriotic citizens.
Exit 1916 enter 1917. May.
nineteen seventeen double the pro-
lgress of nineteen sixteenl
School opened on New Year 'sI
Eday-a holiday and q good day to:
start. Our children had two weeks
( rest while most other towns and
cities only Gave oneWeek.
and Mrs. M e Raean were
Greensboro visitors Saturday.
! Howard Paylor was in the city.
Saturday
Fred N. Tate left Saturday to at
tend the furniture exposition al
Grand Rapids. Mich. S.
County Commissioner Barber Fri-I
day gave his associates q fine din
ner. w. G. Jones, Of the Board,
says it was . very enjoyable occari
sion and the spread was above the
average. "a
The banks observed New Year
holiday Monday.
Madame Gadski, worlds famous
soprano, has a date at Winston We'd
nesday night. Jan. 10th. 6
December was the most inactive
month in the year in building in the.
city. There were only fourteen per
Units at total cost of $500. g
! Mr.. and Mrs. David P. Smith ans
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Miss Carlos Lillian to Gilbert NE
Blakeney, Dec 28th at Baltimore'
Md, at home High Point, N, G, ,aE.-:
/ ter Feb. 1917. - IS.
i DR.. J: T. BuFrus was gone partso Of
| last week on his tour of inspecting
/ hospitals in The state to make hss
report at theasnext meeting OF the
medical society. He has about com
i uleted his rounds Only one hospl-
1tal has refused the necessary in.
1 formation and the doctortwill sore
lports s1ssss s.s g. So -
lss atlg
I Mrs. T. a, Stamey, of Fallston,
spent Wednesday, with the family
other cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. w, L.
Stamey on East Washington, en-
route to Meredith College, Raleigh
N. C.
| Elsie May, infant daughter of MIR
and Mrs. Walter Sink of Highland
avenue has two living grandmothers.
three living great grandmothers and
one living great-great grandmother
quite an unusual thing.
Mrs. Frank Armfeld and daugh-
ter Blanche have returned to their
home in Monroe after pleasant
visit to her father w. j. Armfield
Sr.
! Mrs. Edw. Parker is getting along
better than ever since her unfOr
} tunare fall at the postoffice when
she broke both bones in her ankle
her friends will be glad I'd know.
Miss Marguerite Kirkman Tues
. day returned te Cooverse, Is. 81
, College to resume her studies.
: Misses Mary Alice and Bessie
Tate have returned to Converse Col
lege to take up their studies again
The quarters of the Industrial de
partment of the Commercial Clut
; have been moved from the Farrls:
Publishing House building to 4th
i floor of Bank of Commerce building
r We trust one and all had merr!
Xmas and a happy New Year, ant
:. that 1917 holds much good in stor'
, for each and every one.
e Robt L. Brannock, wife and daugh
ter. arrived in the city Monday nigh
s on No. 38 and spent Tuesday will
the family of WI. Stamey. Mr.
Brannock lives in Seattle, Wash
has charge of the western part o
rhe United States for the r. }. Rey
n nolds Tobacco Co. and was on hi
: annual visit to the home office a
e Winston and to visit relatives in tn
y state.
A $4,000 furniture show build
ing is being planned for the city
= leo q theatre and Y MIC A. Al