The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26
HERE AND THERE ITEMS

should be stopped in their mad race.
! The editor and family spent the day
i Sunday very pleasantly at the home
1of an aunt, Mrs. Sarah Dodson at
/ Pilot Mountain. The roads are in
VERY good shape from here to Mt
/ Airy.
/ William P. Miller, another wild
cat" is at home from overseas.
! j. L. HoltOn Of Newport News, spent
the past ten days with, relatives and
friends at jamestown and High Point
! AW. w. jones has been spending the
past week at Norfolk, Richmond and
|other points. -.-
! Harrison Swicegood of the famous
/ 81st Division has arrived home
IF Miss Nellie Muse has gone to the
#U. N. G. to enter the summer school,
II Mr. and Mrs. Wade Marsh spent the
fweelzzend at Jackson Springs.
Rev. w. A. Lambeth will leave Mon
day for Columbus, Ohio, to attend the
Worlds Centenary Celebration.
Mrs. J. V. Wilson, secretary Of the
Missionary Societies of the Green's
boro district Will attend the Cente-
nary celebration at Columbus, Ohio,
next week.
Clyde Gentry has returned from
overseas where he performed meritor-
ious service in the 81st Division.
The checks for the Confederate vet
Grams and widows will not be mailed
out until December Of this year.
Lieutenant and Mrs. H. L. Hoover
of Thomasville visited Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Hayden last week.
Captain Charles Nation, son Of Mr.
and Mrs George A. Nation, who has
performed valiant service in the 81st
Division, has returned from overseas
to the delight of his many friends
here.
It is evident that High Point has
gathered together a good bunch Of
baseball players, and it goes without
saying that the local aggregation will
be heard from this summer.
Other soldiers returning from over
seas. 'who were in the 81st Division
are j. E. Lanier, of this city, and Will
liam Ellis of Trinity.
Miss Nellie Nance Of Randolph
county Sunday evening became the
bride Of w Clark Kinkman of this
city Rev R. E. Andrews performing
the ceremony.
Miss lone Wilson and Archie Clapp.
both cf this city, were married IN
Greensboro Sunday. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Will
son of Centennial avenue. The groom
is with the R. S. Lassitef Company of
Durham.
Glad to see H C. Field and family
of Rocky Mount, Va. in the city this
week. Mr.. Field is in the wiring bus
mess and is doing we'll.
Work has commenced on the Willis
residence on North Main street. It
will be cne of the really handsome
residences of. the city.
Mrs. H. A. Willis is improving from
her recent indisposition.
Altogether for the children's schools
playground You can't contribute to
better cause.
Jackson Springs seems to be ia
vorite with many High Pointers for
weekend journey.
The local baseball nine crossed bats
with the American Tobacco club or
Durham Wednesday afternoon on the.
local grounds, the score being - to
-. A good schedule is being arrang-
ed which will give High Point two or
three games a week during the re- J
mainder Of the season.
w. O. Bulla Of Asheboro, died in
local hospital Sunday. age 33 years.
The remains were conveyed to Ashe- |
bor0 for burial :. The deceased was a
brother of Prof. F. Fletcher Bul1a, a
we'll known Randolph county citizen.
DR.. and Mrs. S. S. Gee are spending
several davs at Wade Mecum Springs.
Mrs: w. F. Coe died Friday morn
ing at her home on Mangum Avenue.
The funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 from the
Green Street Baptist church by Rev.
J. M. Hilliard and Rev. Feezor.
B. F. Sheetz, a member of the 81st
Division, is another, of the "Wildcats'
arriving from overseas, also Darrell
Gordon, both of whom made good rec
ords.
Sunday evening at st. Mary's Epls- |
copal church memorial services were
held for the local lodge OF Odd Eel
lows. Rev. Thos. L. Trott preached
the sermon The Odd Fellows attend |
ed in a body.
DR. H. w. Mccain has been deslg-
mated by the United States govern
ment to examine and treat all dis
charged men in need of attention who
served in the late war. ~
The joint picnic of the Sunday
schools of the First. Reformed
churches of Greensboro and High
Point was held near the Fl. A. Mills
simmer home on the Greensboro road
Friday afternoon, and is said to be a
big success. The Greensboro people
furnished the eats, due to the fact
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