The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-09-06
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

dt the ooutnern baggage room.
Now won't We editor enjoy "
olde tyne frolie on the pretty as
phait street in front of his residence
during kirmess week. .
Alf Moffitt hus returned from ths
northern markets.
W. c. Beavans has returned from
New York and Baltimore in The in.
terest of the Beavans store.
All the High Point soldier bows
on leave OF absence have returned
to their various posts.
r. I. Grant of this city has four
sons in the service of Uncle Sam
one in the navy and the other three
as members of Company M,
John league suffered dislocated
hip Sunday afternoon when d car
steered by Mrs. Ben English of Arch
dale struck him. The accideut hap,
pened Ia the street in front Of Mann
Drug Co. Mr.. league is recovering
nicely from mis- wound.
The City Council could make. a
donation to the newspapers with
better grace than spasmodic pub
llcatlon because the newspapers aG-
vertise the city every issue and are
really city b lilders''. We submit
this for consideration, so there may
be no discrimination.
Isaac Pettiford, aged II years,
died Sunday at noon of heart drOpsy
at his home two miles ont. Funer-
al services conducted by Rev. Cook
of the colored M. E. church and
interment at Deep River.
Mrs. J. F. Taylor is critically ill
at Dunn, where she has been on
visit.
The industrial picture of High
Point will Re taken this week and
next, to be used in the movies. q
Riga, one of Russia's important
seaport towns and said to beAhe
gateway to Petrograd, the capital of
Russia, has fallen into the hands Of
the Germans. If they. attemns ~
march the long distance 10 Fefro-
grad another Napoleon disaster may
result. :,
D;ed-Friday morning, Mrs. P.
Bullin, aged So years, on Broad st.
Deceased was a member of Friends
and came here from Pilot
Mountain, where the interment oc-
CURED.
Sergeant Frank Steed of Asheboro
is in the local hospital recovering
from an operation for appendicitis.
Former Supt. Thornwell Haynes
has been assigned to Petrograd, Rus
sia, as United States consul, leaving
Aug. 30th for his post of duty.
DR.. w. J. McAnally, now Lieut..
McAnally, has been stationed at the
base hospital at Camp Green. Char
lotte. Mrs. McAnally will join him
at an early UaI0.
The old Washington Street M E.
church will be used as an exhibit
building during Kirmess week, Sept
26-29.
Those purchasing the old Wash
ington Street M E. church property
state that they will build modern
theatre building, tearing the present
building down and building from the
ground up. The city council ex
empted the theatre from taxes, feel
ing that as High Point needed a play
house so badly that it should be en-
couraged.
Mrs. D. C. Leonard and son Bill
lie" of Lincolnton accompanied the
editor and family home Monday
from their western trip. They spent
the next day here, leaving Tuesday
evening for Greensboro where Mrs.
Leonard will be at the bedside of
her sister, Mrs. MCGUIRE, who IS
critically i'll.
W. A. Gattis Foster of Route 1,
who writes interesting articles for
The Review on "delpful Sympathy,
Friendship" ETC., has just returned
from a pleasant visit to friends and
relatives in Greensboro and Sum-
merfeld, and of course enjoyed a
return to the old home. While there
he took an automobile trip to Madi-
son in the car with Mr.. and Mrs.
Byrd and daughter. Miss Freida,Who
did the driving. Many fine fields
of tobacco were noticed and the
roads were fine for dry weather pur-
poses., At Stokesdale short stop