The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-07-26
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

Moilie Crawford, a white woman of
good appearance, hailing from Ran
dolph county, was before Recorder
y A. Austin Tuesday charged with
the theft of a $40 diamond ring and
S15 in cash from one Curtis Vel
born in June, 1916. She was held
- bond to the amount of $500 for
the next term of court.
An attempt is being made to get
q silk flag and staff for Company M.
Help the ladies; you owe it to Com
pany M.
i The Moffitt Furnishing Co. an
Enounce an interesting summer clear
away which begins Saturday and
lasts through Monday and Tuesday
following, three days of real value
giving. Look over the list of spe-
Gals in ad. on last page and be sure
to attend this sale.
The city council is considering
building an addition to the city Jail
50 as to segregate the male and fe-
male specie.
'Died-Monday morning, infant of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B: Wardell, on Ken
nedy street. Funeral services were
held from the home Tuesday after
noon, conducted by Rev. 6. 7. Rowe
Mrs. Frank Armfield and children
of Monroe are visiting at the home
of W. j. Armfeld. A...-..--' .-''
The'city now has the automobile
plates for all those who have paid
their license fee. The plates are red
with High Poi0t, N. c., in white. An
arrow runs through the name. The
plates will serve two-fold purpose,
that of advertising High Point and
incidentally showing the officers just
who have paid their license fee.
American officers returning from
France say that we have a mans
job on our hands to lick Germany
with present tactics.
1t is good news that volunteers
will help the examining doctors in
the physical and mental tests for
military service so that it won't be
easy for favored classes to get out
of the service any mora than the
poorer classes ,throughcpaEious meth
DDS or possible graft q seme in
stances. -
Every man subject to draft is a
little bit nervous until the matter is
settled, but none, we hope and be-
lieve, are the least bit scared-that's
not the stuff Americans are made
of. .~<
Chief A. B. Horney left Monday
night for Morehead City to attend
the Firemen's Tournament. Accom-
panying him were W. H. Long, w.
w. harrington, David 7. Vow, 7. w.
Stoner, John Leonard and r. ".
Curtis.
The Piedmont Baptist Association
is in session here this week. Rev.
James A. Clark breaches a mission
ary sermon at Green Street Baptist
church tonight, where the sessions
are being held. .
Just suppose the United States
puts one million men in France and
then the Germans sink all the Eng
lish boats or continue to sink so
many of them where are the rations
coming from? No, this isn't any
puzzle,a simple business. proposition.
You know it is claimed that Ger
many is sinking far more tonnage
than the combined fighting forces
can put on the market.
Mrs. Harry Gamble and daughters,
Misses Ruth and Helen, of Rich
mond, Va, are at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. Stamey, arriving yes
terday morning. Mrs. Gamble is a
niece of Mrs. w. L. Stamey and w.
L. Smith, being the daughter of the
late M. A. Smith and granddaughter
of Alex Smith.
Married - Monday night at the
heme of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Long, on
South Main, Miss Emma Redmond
of Spray and Will Hayworth, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
H. H. Robbins of Main Street M. E.
church. The marriage came as a
surprise to their friends.
VIM. George Nation, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. A. Nation of this city,
is visiting in the city. The friends
OF George, Jr.. will be glad to learn
that he has been promoted to the
general managership of the British
American Tobacco Co. in South
America with headquarters in Pan
ANA City. He will assume his du-
ties next menth. This is a very fiat
tering position and a rapid promo