The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-07-05
THINGS PERSONAL AND
@ GENERAL NATURE

teeipg the financial success ofit<.
MF. and Mrs. T. j. Murphy OBJ
tsefvea their crystal wedding, in
! Greensboro, last week before leaving
! for High Point 1osmake their future
hone It was noted event and
attedded by some 200 friends.
Oh for good nights rest on|East
Washington street is now the cry
since the good streets and j Incl
dentally" the gas wagons using it as
raee track, >. experiment station,
midnight revelry, etc., etc, etc.
Never knew before that an automo-
bile could run so fast or emit SUCH
unearthly noises.
The closing attraction of the Chau-
tauqua. the Chimes of Normandy"
was appreciated by those who like,
lots of singing mixed in with acting
"a light opera affair. This and the
odd Homestead" were very good.
The class of children from the OK
ford Orphanage spent Friday night
here at the homes of various Odd
Fellows, en- route to Salisbury. They
gave a concert here in May during
the Grand Lodge session.
A new sub station for High
land Cotton Mills has been recon-
mended by Postmaster Farriss. r.
The WEIGH Memorial M. P. Sun
day-scheol will conduct an excur-
sion to High Rock tomorrow (Wea
nesday) which is open to the pub
lie. u
Mrs. w. j. McAnally left Friday
for Fort Oglethorpe to visit heR nus !
band who is in training the1e j
:, Married, Sn6iRay morning at the
home of the ride in Kernersville.
liss Fannie Bele Linville to Har-
Ivey Glascoe. Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple went to
the home of the eroomfor wedding
dinner.
Fred N. Tate left Friday night for
4-the North. While away he viii visit
! the furniture markets at Grand Rap
| ids and New York.
Rev. WE. West of Princess Anne,
Va, occupied the pulpit of Green
Street Baptist church Sunday.
The editor and family spent
pleasant Sunday afternoon with the
families of Mrs. Flora Payne, Route
| /, Kernersville, and w. P. Hedge
cock, near Ahbott's Creek church.
VIM. George Nation, eldest son of
DR.. and Mrs. George A. Nation of
this city, has been promoted to the
management of the British-American
Tobacco Co., with Offices at Norfolk,
Va. This is a fine promotion for
Mr.. Nation with a good salary and
his many friends here learn of it
with gladness.
City Manager and Mrs T. J. Muir
phy are doniciled at the Bencini
home on North Main street.
If the enemy was at our door and
we parleyed as long as we are now
doing over getting ready, how long
before there would be no use to try
to preserve our nation?
Dismiss Congress and let Wilson
do it and the people would be pleased.
Everything worth while that has
been done was at the insistent de-
mand of the President. It's a good
thin6 we have a MAN at the head of
the government instead of figure.
head, during these trying times.
DR.. J. Thurman Mann and DR.. H
B. Hiatt have formed partnership
in the practice of medicine and
have Offices i'm the Bank of Com
merce building.
The negroes are having a bad
time of it in East St. Louis and
/ doubtless many of them wish they
were back in the sunny Southland.
Labor unions and the "cullud brud-
der don't mix very well.
The local exemption board has
oreanized with the following officers:
!. A E. Tate, chairman; R. A.. Wheeler,
secretary, and DR.. HI. B. Hiatt is the
third member. The board will make
dunlicates of all the registration
cards and forward them to Wash
indton where the drawing will take
nlace. There will be no class ex-
i. emptions and only those in certain
occupations will be exempt. Good
cause will have to be shown by
those claiming exemption from mil
itary service.
A white man assaults a girl or