The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-24
THINGS Personal AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

W A GENERAL NATURI
2 G. West of Greensboro was /,
caller at The Review Office Tuesday
Mrs. viii a Bivins of Albemarl,
as visiting relatives in the city.
tuesday night the children of th,
lsM P Orphanage gave delightful
program for the final closing exer
clses Of the school.
Mrs. John H. Tate has returned
rom visit to relatives at Newton
TOMATO PLANTS for sale at Re.
It.Y1eW office. Ponderosa and June
Pink.
il Display the national shield behind
your headlights. In colors and the
Thing you want, Csc a set. See w.
=. Stamey at Review Office.
Glad to have you with us, Daugh-
tiers and Sons of Liberty. Good
|Rame to tie to, especially just at
Ipresent. We trust your stay will be
both pleasant and profitable to you
The latch string hangs on the out
side, as usual. Pull it as often as
you wish
] The Christian Endeavorers of the
State meet here in annual session
June StlftO 10th. There will be some
800 in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Kirkman and
daughter. Avery, attended com
menoement exercises of Greensboro
College for Women Tuesday.
DR.. j. T. Burrus went to Fayette-
vile Tuesday to deliver an address
Before the State Convention Of the
Nurses Association in session there.
Mrs. Josie McCrary. superintendent
of the local hospital, also attended
the convention.
w. S, Carroll, So years old and a
Wen-to-do farmer, died at his home
in Davidson county Monday from a
stroke Of paralysis. Wife and sew
eral children survive, two of whom
reside in the city.
The Elm Street scool won over
the South Main Street aggregation
in the debate at the c'os:ne exer-
sesses of the grammar Schools Mon
day. Kathleen w elch won the Lam
bert Memorial medal; Iris Burrus the
McAnally sewing prize. Promotion
certificates were given to SO pupils
who will be in the high school next
year.
A series of meetings began at
the First Baptist church last even
ing and will continue two weeks.
Rev. James A. Clarke. the pastor,
has secured the services of E. l..
Wolslagel, a noted singer, during
the meeting.
Welcome, City Manager Murphy.
You are coming to good town and
we wish you we'll.
Will Jackson. AZ years old, died
Tuesday at his home on Hobson
street. Surviving are a wife and
six children. Funeral services from
the home this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. J. M. Hilliard-
Interment here.
The High Point Motor Co. is build
ing a show room for its Washington
street garage.
The hail storm Tuesday did con-
siderable damage to wheat and-other
crops north of High Point. ..-
A. B. Horney is receiving con-
gratulations for again being at the
head of the city fire department.
For SALE-S15 pneumatic carpet
sweeper for S4.98; SIS fireless cooker
for 81 SO; SIS set of china for s4.98.
All brand-new. Come quick if you
want these big values-just one
third value of them.
PONDEROSA and June Pink to-
mato plants for sale at The Review
Office.
The Boy Scouts turned up the
soil in good fashion last week and
Immediately got busy to raise crop
of beans, corn and potatoes prin-
cipally.
Burke W. Fox, son of DR.. and
Mrs. L. S. Fox. has been appointed
editor of the monthly in the interest
of the Sunday-schoOls of Winston,
quite an honor for the young man.
Mac" says ''it was some doing"
at the Elks' State Convention at
Raleigh. We refer to j. N, McCrary.
There are thousands of able bodied