The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-09-27
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE


week with a record enroIlu1em for
recent years. s.
Archdeacon Wffi. H. 4Hardin OF
: Salisbury occupied the pulpit Of 81.
jMarys Episcopal church Sunday
morning. s.
Pauline Evans, the young white
woman who gave the police some
little trouble recently and who was
under S45 cash bond, failed to pre-
sent herself for trial Friday and the
bond was ordered forfeited by Judge
Austin.
The singing class from the Ok
ford OrphanS' Home delighted a
large audience at the Main Street
auditorium Friday night.
! A large crowd was at the depot
Thursday afternoon to see the new
soldiers off and wish them well.
Our townsfnan 0. E. Mendenhall
was foreman, of the grand jury at
1Greensboro last week. -
w. j. McAnally last week
retArned from Camp Greene, Char-
lotte, where she visited her husband,
Lieutenant McAnalIg ~
James. H. Mellichampe now tfayr
els for the R. j. Reynolds TobaGeb
Co: with headquarters at Green9iHe,
S. C. -
! Capt A. NJ. Rankin Thursdayafss
tied his brother, W. R:sRankiH. in
Greensboro. .sias-.> A.
The editor and family spent a.
very pleasant afternoon at the home.
lof Mr.. and Mrs. David Welbprn
Sunday. 80 a
Miss Eva Brown returned last;
week from q, two weeks isit 10 e y.
tives in GataWba and Lincoln ed1ns
ties. a.. 3
Col. D. H. Milton ofthe Soldiers
Home, Raleigh, spent the Weekend
Miss Juanita Hammerhas aeeept.
| ed q positians .iRiih the Jel s0a
STANDARD Life Insurance g." Of
GFeensboro.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Jack
son, twin girls, Saturday morning.
The Review offered twenty sub
scriptions at $3.50 each to the farm
ers to encourage more exhibits this
week.
! Married - Miss Berta Cook to
Percy Payne. last week, Rev. A. G.
Dixon officiating, at the home Of the
bride in the country. The groom is
employed at the High Point Motor
Co. The bride is we'll and favorably
known.
Noah Motsinger, an aged man,wa
quite badly hurt Sunday by falling
! through a trap door in the hall to
the cellar. below. He has been in a
serious condition for some time but
is better now.
Lane Sechrest, one of High Points
welI-known citizens, has been on the
sick list for The past 10 days but is
i'm proving some nov, his friends will
[ be glad to learn.
John Welborn and David Well o n
of Route 1, Thomasville, were in the
city Tuesday.
Next Sunday the Reformed Pill
grim CONGREGATION of Davidson coun'
" will observe the 16Oth anniver-
sary of its existence.
DR.. G. F. Duncan, we'll and favor
abIv known here, has returned for
the practice of his profession. Asso-
ciated with him is DR.. +. 6 Wood
ruff. also a new conner, DR.. W. L
jackson.
Andrew Lindsay has been made
company clerk with rank of cor
Dorsl at ECamp Jackson, his friends
will be glad to learn
Mrs. Geo. R. Brown and son have
arrived 10 join Rev. Mr.. Brown, pas
tor of Main street M. P. church.
Lieutenant Geo. r. Brown, Jr, of
Fort LeavenWorth is visiting his
father, Rev. Geo. r. Brown.
The editor of The Review has Wis
tied many farms the past two weeks
in the interest of Kirmess week, get
ting them to bring exhibits to the
citv and we are pleased to see that
the farmers responded nicely.
CASTOR Means who is charged
with the murder of Mrs Maude King
10 in iail at Concord awaiting action