The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-03-08
THINGS PERSONAL AND. !
OF A GENERAL NATURE

An OA&44OCAC AuCOudy dllSFuOOB.
Willowdale" will be presented by
the senior class of Liberty Piedmont
finstitUte ut Wallburg Saturday
night. to which all are invited.
Mrs. r. L. Phillips was operated
on fer appendicitis at the local hos
pital Tuesday.
|. Messrs. ALT. and HI. A. Moffit
have returned from the Northern
markets.
The High Point Perpetual B. &
L. Association begins another series
April 1, and tells you of the record
made in maturing the seventh
series. See ad.-
The Commercial Club has desig-
mated Thursday as Ladies Day" at
the club, at which time they will
have access to the club and its
amusements. ~. .-=
Master William Latham Stamey.
jr.. is wrestling with the present
popular lightweight champion, Ag-
gravating Measles.
Three cakes of Octagon Soap for
1Oc at Gilmer's Speciality Store
Monday morning at nine o'clock
A. E. Tate has been re-appointed
by Gov Beckett a member of the
Board of Directors of State Hos
pitals.
Mrs. W. H. Stokley (nee Miss
Erma Lyon) died Tuesday in Dur
ham of tubercular meningitis. She
was sister of City Manager Arthur
Lyon of this city.
Vote for your freedom-vote for
BOTH of the amendments Tuesday
Vivian J. Parker went under the
knife for appendicitis Tuesday.
Mrs. r. L. Phillips was operated
on Tuesday at the hospital.
Three cakes of Octagon Soap for
10c at Gilmer's Speciality Store
Monday morning at nine o'clock.
Restore the city government to
the hands of the people-vote for
BOTH AMENDMENTS.
~
-.Dr. j. r. Bufrus rendered Gle
officers of the First Baptist church
a. banquet at the Elwood Tuesday
night.
Levi Hayworth is able to be out
again.
''Old Prominent Citizen" certainly
was protected in the 4O-9allon-steel-
drum-Whiskey-escapade I!
George James lost a pocket book
and its contents on the street Pa
pers in the pocket-book Identifies
the owner. Bring it up and no
questions will be asked.
Three cakes of Octagon Soap for
1Oc at Gilmer's Specially Store
Monday morning at nine o'clock
If you DON'T VOTE FOR the
amendments, then you don't want
the right to do YOUR OWN VOT-
ING. ..
w, F. Norman succeeds the late
Ess.A. Bencini as member of the
Firemnn's Relief Fund.
Don't fail to attend the White
Sale now on at Gilmer's Specially
Store
Surely you don't want to say by
your vote that you are in favor of
the legislature doing your own vot-
/ ing.
The White Sale now going On at
Gilmer's Speciality Store.
The Commercial Bank shows you
how Little by Little" you can get
on the road to independence. See
ad. 4
The Bank of Commerce tells you
that a bank account is something to
be thankful for. Read ad.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe with
a few doses of 666. m IA
The clock for the post office arriv-
ed last week and was placed on the
south wall, facing Commerce street.
The embankment along the South
ern Railway near the station will be
beautified in the early spring.
An interesting meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton was held Thursday at the home
of Mrs r. B. Terry in Roland Park.
David Parsons Jr., was at home
to a number of his little friends last
week, the occasion being the cele-
bration of his fifth birthday.
Mrs. William P. Raean Thursday
night entertained a number of
friends at musical. The home
was beautifully decorated for the
occasion and an interesting time
| was had. Delightful refreshments