The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-07
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

VI A uENEkAL NAlUkE
Have you joined the Red Cross?
It's no: yet too late to join Com
pany M.
BE a patriot-10O per cent Amer.
lean. Your feElow-man and vour
country despises shirker.
Instead of the expected half mil
lion men from the first draft il is
now thought from 10000 to one
million will be needed.
The banks of the city closed down
tuesday and did a good days work
for the Liberty Loan fund.
Rev. P. D. Brown of the Lutheran
church, Sunday night at $50 o'clock
united in marriage, at his home
Claude Brown and Miss Jessie All
red.
One of the very best nickel cigars
in the city is Ell Rico (yet it sells 6
for 25c) and made by High Point
people. too. This is not a paid ad.
and not even solicited. Try it and
see for yourself.
Mrs. j. Ed Kirkman, Mrs. j. W.
Harris, Miss Elizabeth Harris and
Miss Maude Owen went with the
veterans to attend the reunion.
Miss |. Irwin Paylor, sponsor for
the High Point Camp, United Con-
federate Veterans, looked elegant in
her suit Of grey. as she left with the
boys for the Washington reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Moffitt left Mon
day night for Baltimore on business.
They will take in the parade of vet
Grams at Washington Thursday.
The veterans gave the Id.time
] Rebel yell before the train pulled
out. Monday. Citizens contributed
Tobacco, fruits and sandwiches to
/ make the trip pleasanter.
The many friends of Albert E..
Barbee are glad to see him in the
city sgain. Mr.. Barbee is now liv-
Ing at Brunswick, Ga. For several
years after leaving High Point he
made his home in Florida. He re-
turns to this city about every two
! or three years to BeneWh0 Wh0adaeqnaint-
ances who are always gladsto shake
Docks" hand. as the boys are wont
to call him. He is looking well and
especially in high spirits this trip,
which is due to an inclination tC
venture upon the sea Of matrimony
so says our friend Benjamin E
Moore. ~
, Miss Edna Sechrest is visiting rel.
atives in Washington.
. Rev. Gilbert T. Rowe this week at
: tended the commencement exercise:
at Trinity College.
, Your attention is directed to the
ad. of H. Gordon & Sons, junk deal
ers, in this issue. This firm buy'
old scrap metal, brass, copper. bags
rags, old magazines, etc. paying tn
. highest market prices for same
l Don't throw away or burn upmone!
: when you can sell your junk for
tidv little sum. See ad. in this issu'
and remember II. Gordon & Son
e next time.
t The Commercial National Ban
has a change of ad. in this issue
d bearing on our patriotic duty to
:. wards the Liberty Loan fund. B
n sure to read it.
r. Editor Zolly Whitehead of tn
d Lumber Journal, Wilmington, ac
it companied by his wife and daueh
ter. spent Thursday il the city tn
. guest of relatives, Mrs. WI Stame
. and W. L. Smith. They had bee
= to Winston and were on their wa
to Wadesboro enroute home, trave
ing in an automobile.
Quite a crowd was at the depc
u : Thursday night to see High Point
l. nopular physicians, Drs Burrus an
u McAnally, leave for army service.
Mrs. J. l.. Lee is recovering nic'
|, " from an operation performed MOI
- day.
The new patrolmen are: J.O.Woo'
d Geo J. James, Dolph Hancock: Cha
?I ?1 Hiatt, J. E: Allen and J. S. fuIto'
Chief McGhee and his men al
. now on the job; ell new ones excel
ot Patrolman Wood. Here's hoplr
o, thew will keep their eyes sklnne
and carry out the letter of the la
t. in M every particular, with equal ju
]. tice to ali and special privileges
N none.