The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-08-09
THINGS PERSONAL AND
OF A GENERAL NATURE

OF A GENERAL NATURE
Died-11-months.old girl Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E, Groves, on Ward street
last week, after several weeks I'LL
ness. -.
Baraoa class No. 2 of Wesley
Memorial NJ. E. church picnicked
Saturday afternoon at Wheeler's
Mill on Deep river.
Mrs. J. S. Welborn is at Hender-
sonville for a stay of several days
V. A. j. Idol has returned from
Moore's Springs.
| Mrs. w. j McAnally has returned
from a visit to Fort Oglethorpe and
other points
Mrs. r. W: Sills spent last week
in Hendersonville with her parents
at their summer cottage. = 4
Sunshine Day" was fitingly OBJ
served here last Saturday. Mayor
W. P. Ragan issued an official proc
lamatioh setting apart the day which
proved financial success. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Terry gave d
I dance at the Commercial Club last
week in honor of Miss Ruth Balsam
of New York, house guest of Miss
Odell Peacock. !
Rev. C. P. Coble is ASST ting in q
revival meeting at Buffalo Presby.
terian church which is meeting with
wonderful results. and he was pre-
vailed upon to remain over another
week.
Rev. Henry j. Christman, @. D.
president of the Central Theeloeica
Seminary at Dayton, Ohie. preached
at the First Reformed church Sun
day evening.
j The comfort bags given each sol
der Thursday night were highly ap-
preciated. The bags were made of
good material and contained an
necessary articles of comfort and
health that the boys would need.
The Red Cross organization will also
furnish comfort bags to the 80 men
who will be drafted from this town
ship for service.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Welborn of
Thomasville, Route 1, spent Satur'
day and Sunday in upper Davidson
attending sale and visiting friends.
Rosie. 16-months-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lee, died Satur-
day on Park street and the funeral
was. held Sunday, conducted by Rev.
A. D. Sheltoa of Welch Memorial M.
P. church.
Died-H. L Conrad, 78 years old,
Yesterday at the home of E. I. He'd
rick, his son-in law. Two sons and
two daughters survive.
The city water is still unfit to
dril1k-boil it.
AT. Eshelman and ]. E. Kirkman
are on the committee to award
damages in the Carrick property
which the city condemned.
The Review gives its readers all
the permissible information about
the movement of troops to foreign
fields and concentration camps and
other big national news.
Remember that a new series of
the Mutual Building and Loan AS
sociatioD starts Aug. 18th Get in
YOUR orders for shares. See Manager
Crowson at the Home Banking Co.
Coca-Cola, the king of satisfying
drinks "a drink that hunts out the
dark and melancholy spots in the
human machinery and puts the oil
of satisfaction and 60 aheadness in
the tired joints and muscles and
causes the eyes to sparkle, the pulse
to quicken and the feet to stand firm
and 90 forward with safety and as
surance. Buy it by the bottle or by
the crate. See ad. of Arctic Ice and
Coal Co. elsew here.
All summer goods must 60, says
Oliver at Gilmer Bros Co. and for
this reason sale is now in progress
aud your attention is directed to the
half page ad. on last sheet of this
paper. This company is doing bust
ness equal to any of its size and is
managed by men who know how
and who never disappoint or mis-
represent. Such a combination can
not help but spell big business, for
after all the people are the judge
and jury as to values and their YER
r.. :. donarallu correct hence the |