The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-03-22
THINGS PERSONAL AND /.
OF A GENERAL NATUKl

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This is no time for half-hearted
Americanism and a man who viii
try to discount America by his pro-
German tendencies or unloyalty to
the president is very close to an un-
desirable citizen.
MIR. Gibson, who is on the. stan
of the Cincinnati Enquirer, vas ii
caller at the Review Office Yesterday
afternoon. He is visiting at FAIR
view lodge for few days. e= e=
Rev. j. A. Thompson, of Winston.
and formerly pastor of the Meth0-
dist church here, was visitor yes.
terday.
Mrs. Gilbert Clark is visiting rel.
atives and friends ip Wilson and
Goldsboro. - :.
Mrs. Philip B. Rogers has recov-
cred from an indisposition due to
pneumonia.
Ryan Bryson, a white lad charged
with the theft of tools from Wysong
& Mills at Greensboro and of fore-
ing a check, is in the hands of the
law. Part of the stolen goods were
recovered here and the remainder in
Winston. ..............
Bob Amos is out of the hospital
and will be able to work again next
week.
High Pointers have planned to
entertain the Knoxville boosters at
roof garden party on the Bank of
Commerce when they arrive next
mont b "a.
A Carnival this week and one all
next week. High Point must be a
good place for such.
High Point Lodge. K. of p; had
smoker Monday night, to which a
goodly crowd assembled. Two kinds
of sandwiches and coffee were
served in abundance, winding UP
with cigars. A very pleasant time
was had. Work in the second de-
gree next Monday night and it is
,rped large crowd will be pres
eat.
DR.. H. B.. Hiatt was mustered
cut of ser1ice at AsAesiNe, TuesdRy
and has returned to the city to re-
sumo his prac tice after an absence
of eight MOI hs in the service of
the United Staies.
Col John E. Margetts, secretary
to Commander Booth, of the Saliva
ton army, was. here yesterday in
the interest of the work among the
young people.
Baker & Smith have been award
ed the contract of constructing
the Mills Isaacson- Goldstein build
ing on South Main street and work
begins Immediately. Something
like $4,000 will be spent and the
work will be completed by the mid
die of summer.
The X. G. Barkoot Shows will be
here all next week. The show
travels on a train of 22 cars. The
firemen will get liberal per cent.
of all the proceeds.
Mrs. Claude A, Smith and son,
Claude A., Jr., are both recovering
from a: spell of sickness, their
friends will be glad to know.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Mills return
ed last week from Cuba and report
delightful trip. They heard quite
q bit of the revolution while there,
Ambassador Gerard arrived on his
way to Washington and stopped at
the same hotel they were stopping
at.
High Point is anxious to COM
mence the paying work on the
streets and has so notified the COM
pany having the contract.
Quite a number of citizens will
hear Taft tonight in Greensboro.
Clip the Gilmer ad. in today's
paper and buy Irish potatoes for
half price and seed. for almost
nothing
april 1928 is national negro
health week. =. |
r. P. Chappell and j. D. Atkins
represented Piedmont Camp No. 62,
w. O. w., at the State meeting in
New Bern last week.
Your attention is called to the
ad. of J. W.. Welborn, real estate !
dealer, in this issue.
Brooks Reitzel was operated on
for appendicitis at the local hospital
last week.
Miss Hattie Sheets returned
Thursday from New York, looking |
after the latest fashions. She also
Attended, the inauduration at Wash |