The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-03
HERE AND.THEREE

u The fifth district meeting of the
United Daughters of the Il Cehfederaey
will be- heldifhere Saturday r'" = 81
1 Miss Juanital Hammer attended, ithe
Christian, Endeavor mesting in Reids
vile the past week. .,}- 81 --.r,js..
The Snow, Lumber company has grant
ed it's. employees an increase ip wages,
a voluntary act ON its part, on account
of the high cost Of living. s':''-i[ u.
Have you written your letter yet? !?
Remember tthis u letter writing week
and you owe To- to your city to do your
part. Write FIVE letters to people whom
you thi1h sszonA sbe interested in High
oint, tell the11 of our great
and and invite themlto come, lise with us
and PROSPER. -, ~- :, =
DR.. DTed Peacock went to Sanford
last week 10 appear in a case befo.;+
ee County Superior court. 'i>ff .--1'
1.-The Wachovia Bank and Trust COM
4 any of this city, has sent out cir-u-
.srs to the banners urging lager Jfo,:f
production for this year, ia ~ j.
Instead of cutting down their force
some of the factories are wanting N ,ee
men; That looks like prosperity, doesn't
1t ? '-'+1t'<> 49,. '1'' ''''''''
III A: E. Tate, of this city, is one of seven
In this county to work with the Food
Conservation committee, in order to get,
more food raised and, to be saving with
what we ,have.e-,- 90. - ni.~t -,rt'-EI-
S.. c.. Stout, of, Route 2, was. a pleas,
ant caller, Monday afternoon. He is do
il ing his best to raise a. bigger, crop than
ever before. '''''' 81
"A change Of schedule goes into effect
in the Norfolk Southern Railway May
9th: Ask the agents for inf6rna tom
=, Miss Edith Moore, y daughter of Mr..
and. Mrs Benjamin &! MoOreJ of this
GitE, spent yesterday with her parents
before, leaving for an American port to
bers of the Red Cross unit Of the Penn :
sylEa1ia hospital, Philadelphia: Miss
Moore is d. graduate nurse and has al
ready seen some Service; in fi1ihistering
to theliWants of the wounded and nssffn-
ed. when called to- lEddysboHe, Pa, III
short. while ago to attend ito tmunition
workers whoi were injured, when the iext
PklosiF9n 1PkF occ}prPF2efdl occ}pP2fdlcin in the large munition
Plow Day 'W4fsdntesday " Was y .ip5odstponed
here tffof,Fthe simple reason = that every
one-'was doing that very ehihgiinow:.
ri Miss Clara. unattended the state1
meeting of the Federation. of Nv o1ffen'sl
clubs at Durham qqlGlf this week ..jiI ~"
1RPFFaygH .SlpeH 7tA4e Hfl E41'1ACH: E41'1ACH 40
s once! elfi r viii vii pay you: @ sss adj, ~"
JTdesdSty is the 1daayi we east our ballots
fors. the best available h1ah to govern
The .cityfs.-' agT ,:GirT fiIIrE9tiitT' !'@-5s.tt
- A. boy Was missed from New Bern last |
week and about the time the 'searchfsbet1
came serious the, young man wired that
rs bad i9iined the army and already was |
II ,T3A., Cubiit'" has K returned sdl I'll 9o;ffrom a
successful business trip south. 1885
" The Btitt Weaver contest will not /
come up'until'the spring of 1918. .m1
: The boys ofithe First regiment are ex1
pectirtss,to be called out hahyL time and
are making pre liminarN aErangeme 1ts mt
eaSS # 4Sa ap7snde Fad af The Rainbow was LIE re-,
peated at ltl HditoYEii?!4lm Friday 9ttSr
s5SSN sSSTd = IT seems very hafrd 6 get fat
audience, out tt the local plays wltho9t
ri istsothething 'seHsat atiOhal, yet some OF
the best play are given lloeal 'talen: go
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~ STATEMENT OF OBaTHDlREV1EW.''4'
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uuiFed JbYl act Of Aug; s,4gls y4s OF ,1ina +
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