The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-01
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

olCsIdln states.
Amelia Lindsay, -colored. 70 vksks
oI age, owns Liberty bond. She
says sne wants to do her bit by the
government. NV
-, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen c. Clark
thursday returned from their bridal
Trip and will in few days move
Hill. - o' o'oil
This is chrysanthemum show
month and the ladies as usual will
notd the annual interesting exhibit
and serve lunches.
The ladies of High Point did no.
bly, IN securing subscriptions to the
second Liberty loan. Two verv near.
ly reached the $4,000 mark each
ana several others secured from
500 to $4,000 each.
DR. A. P. Staley and Chas. Willis
returned Friday from fishing trip
along Little river in Moore county.
They report fine luck and brought
several nice fish home to back up
their fish stories.
The High Point Steam Laundry
has installed a modern mangle ma
chine for the ironing of spreads,
sheets and the like. 1t is huge ma
chine and does the work of three
such machines as the old one for
merly in use at this up-to date laun-
dry.
Jack johnson, colored, was fined
$50 and costs Saturday for solicit
ing labor here without license. The
negro went to Jail in default of the
price.
Nov. I'd (tomorrow) is Arbor Day
and the public schools throughout
the county will observe the day with
appropriate exercises.
The series of meetings at Main
Street M. E. church closed Sunday
night after a weeks run.
The women Of High Point (God
.b4esaa4hs1a9 placed 4s157 9s0seft the
Liberty bonds. Great are odr wo
men.
November 9Th and 9th are chrys-
anthemum days in Hige Point this
year. All fancy work for the show
and bazar;;should be sent to Mrs. Os-
car Kearos by Nov. 5th.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Lee were in
Charlotte Sunday as the guests of
friends.
Mrs. E. P. Parker is visiting her
brother in New York. =
Mrs. W. T. Parker entertained the
Over the Tea Cups Club Tuesday.
Peter C. Penn is now battalion
sereeant-major at Camp Jackson,
this making the third promotion he
has received since leaving here for
army duty in September.
The Wachovia Bank Trust Co. in
all it's branches disposed of $3,O0O.-
900 worth of Liberty bonds for its
patrons and friends and retained a
quarter of million for the bank it.
self.
The delegates from High Point to
the Red Cross convention at Raleigh
today and tomorrow are: Miss
Clara I. Cox, Maj. S. c. Sinclair, DR..
J z. Taylor, Mrs. J. J. Farriss, Mrs.
J Elwood Cox.
The second Liberty Loan was
6reat success, but what does the
other 90 per cent of Americans VINO
failed to contribute penny think
of it, oh?
The local building and loan a'so-
Citations have proved a blessing TO
High Point working men as we'll as
MANY others. Hundreds of people
owe their start IN life to these asso'
Citations.
T A. Cubit, who was with the
Standard Mirror Co. when the Pltts
huro Plate Glass Co. took over the
Liant has returned to his old nome
! in Philadelphia until after the holl-
rdavs when he hopes to return 10
High Point ard engage in business: :: :
Married, Miss Viola Younts OF
this citv to R. E. Pullen of Winston
the the hanpv event occurring at Green's
horo t tuesday evening. The bride
is a daughter of Mrs. M. A. 1oomts s
and well and favorably known: me me
Groom dr, is telegraph operator on the
Winston Sentinel.
More than 800 day will oe e
realized from the passenger a'u anu
freight offices here from the ne"
war tax.