The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-09-18
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to was the score of the final
game of the season Saturday when
High Point defeated White Oak.
Died-Sunday night, Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore, aged 58, following an illness4of
several weeks. Deceased is survived
by husband and three sons and "a
host of friends Interment was at
Kannapolis, following funeral Ser
vices Monday morning at II O'Clock,
conducted by Rev. James w. Rose.
J. R. Gurkie, navy recruiting officer
is in town this week after recruits for
Uncle Sans sea forces. He can be
found at post office.
Robert Silver left Monday for Phil
adelphia where he entered school.
David Stanton is quite i'll at his
home.
Mrs. D. sihnuous, Jr., left Tuesday
for Lexington, Va, where he will en-
ter the w. and L. university.
Miss Lucille Pickins has entered
Salem College at Winston-Salem, SO
has Miss Fannie Smith Walker:
A revival will start at the Wesley
Memorial church Thursday evening
Burke Culpepper, the noted reVlVallst'
conducting the meetings.
The old Jsrrell- hotel is hei,e ccsst tor1
down to make way for proposed gas
oline station.
High Point walloped Salisbury in
the game Friday afternoon, score to
2.
The editor and wife, accompanied
by Miss Ruth Stamey of Seattle
Wash, went to Pilot Mountain early
Sunday morning to visit relatives.
That afternoon the party, accom-
panied by Miss Leila Pen and Munc,e
Dodson. left for Galex, Va, to vlslt
relatives, returning Tuesday TO H1gh
Point. A delightful time, going ana
coming. and a big time among reia-
tives, tells the story.
A green grass snake bit Homer
Wheeler Thursday but no bad results
followed.
Yesterday was High Point day N
S1perior Court at Greensboro.
Southbound train No. 21 was
wrecked near Greensboro Friday
afternoon. due to spreading OF lhe
rails. No one was hurt.
The G ,nfederate Veterans held
meeting Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Stamey, who is visiting IN
I the city accompanied Miss Marguer-
ite Kirkman and mother to Greens
boro Saturday afternoon to spend a
few hours.
The directors and officers OF the
High Point Baseball association en-
loved a farewell luncheon at the Com
mercial Club Friday evening. A de-
lightful time was had.
| People of High Point were interest
cd in the presence of Governor I. w.
Rickett here last Saturday. All day
long crowds stood around the streets
expecting any moment for some Dig
news to break concerning the LABOR
S tuation here.
Miss Edith Moore, daughter OF b. E
Moore of this city, who has been over
seas for the past twenty-four months
as trained nurse in the Philadelph1a
unit, of the Red Cross organlzatlon,
expected home in October. MISE
Moore has been SLaL1Oneu dt CoDAN
Germany, for some time and mas hao
irving experiences during the late
war. having been under fire seVera
times.
A bunch of newspaper men were at
tracted here Saturday on account o.
the presence of Governor Blchett
who came here in an attempt to set
tie the labor dispute.
Miss Nellie Muse has returned u
the Greensboro College for Women t'
resume her-studies.
Miss Lucy and Miss Carmen Oake'
are visiting relatives at Ashevllle' N
c.. and Morristown, Tenn.
Miss Katherine Pickett left mon
day for Greensboro College for Wo
imen, where she will take up ne
studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Young leIe Sat
lurday fer Baltimore, where Mr. YOUNG
will attend meeting Of the Odd Eel
: lows. He will visit Washington De
fore returning.