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

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Several have paid their subscrip-
,, tons the past week Why not the
rest? 1t is the best thing to do and
will make the editor happy.
Plenty of rain these days. So far
showers have fallen every day since
the first of dog days. July 18th.
Hope it won't continue for 40 days.
Misses Fannie Newby of Asheboro
and Elizabeth Crawford of Green's.
boro are visiting Miss Evelyn Jones
this week. -.
A called meeting of the quarterly
conference of the M. P. church was
made Tuesday evening to consider
a successor to Rev. A. G Dixon and
pass upon other important matters.
The members of the Merchants
Association are urgently requested
to be present next Tuesday night.
The children of the Red Cross
chapter will not hold the scheduled
parade tomorrow on account of tbs
rainy weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Sinclair and
Mr.. and Mrs. H w. Fraser are at
Ocean View, Va, to spend two
weeks or more.
Miss Elizabeth, attractive daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Harris, Is
attending a house party at LAGRANGE.
The contention of outside users Of
water and lights that they were pay
ing too much was partly upheld at
the meeting of the council which
fixed the rate at 10 per cent more
and an extra 10 cents on mini
mum charge. than those inside the
city paY.4Phe former-rate was<about
33 1-3 pr cent more. a
DOME FAIL to attend Gilmer
Bros: Co. July Clearance Sale Starts
Saturday morning, July 21st. -
The Wesley Memorial M. E. Sun
day-school picnic which was tohave.
been held this afternoon at Arch
dale. has been postponed OH accou4at
of the weather. ess--:. - = !
Miss Daisy Stamey of Newton,
who is attending the summer school
at the State Normal College, Green's
boro, spent the weekend with the
family of her cousin. W L. Stamey,
on East Washington street.
The Lutheran Sunday school held
its picnic Friday afternoon at the
Hayworth mineral spring, a delight
full spot.
V. A. J. Idol has been spending
several days at Moore's Springs with
friend viii S. Moore, one of the best
that are"
And so High Pc MT manufacturers
have been promised cars plenty.
Another excitement, subdued, eh ?
Miss Lois Stamey and Wilbur
Stamey of Greensboro spent Sunday
here, the guests of the editors fam
lily.
Again a squad of skirts has forced
itself upon a long-suffering people
and again they were placed under
S25 bonds. Put 'em in Jail about
six months each and the people will
be pleased.
Fine progress is being made on the
streets. The entire portion of South
Main is about done while North
Main will be finished within the
month, if all goes we'll
BIG VALUES in reajy-to wear at
Gilmer Bros. Co.'s July Clearance
Sale.
Revs A. C. Thompson of Penn
svlvania and J. B. Andrews of New
ton preached at Bethel Reformed
church Sunday morning and at the
First Reformed in the evening.
Mrs. P. C. Thomas, aged 72 years.
died in ThOmasville last week.
The C. E.'s of Grace M. P. church,
Greensboro, meets with the Endeav-
orers of Main St. M. P. church here
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Phoebe j. Davis died here
Thursday night ia her list year.
Deceased was born in Canada in
1846 and married Robert Davis in
1875. The funerel services were
held Saturday morning from the
residence, conducted by Rev. Syl-
vester Newlin of the Friends church.
The intermeDt took place at GuilfOrd
College beside her husband. A
daughter, Miss Annie Lyle Davis,
four sisters, two brothers and a
number of relatives mourn their
loss.
By mutual agreement the A. .
I almonds sentence has been chang
- q to nav the Young lady be