The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-15

Spencer.-One Of the most success
ful revivals held at Spencer Baptist
church for number of years closed
with a total of $50 conversions and
reclamatiOns. p.
Wadesboro.-Lieut. Hoyt p Taylor,
a prominent young lawyer of this
city, who rendered splendid service
in France, was elected mayor OF
Wadesboro without opposition.
Mooresville-E. G. Deaton, chair
man of the MooresvilIe Victory loan
committee, reports that the city has
subscribed it's quota of $74,45O and
will better that mark by several thous-
and dollars before the close of the
campaign.
Raleigh.-The Dixon Mills, Inc, Of
Gastonia, received a charter with
100000 capital authorized and $7O,-
600 subscribed
Belmont.-At the municipal election
j. B. Hall was reelected mayor Of
Belmont by majority of sc for, the
coming term of one year The COM
missioners, A. C. Lineberger, C. L.
Bumgardner and Clarence Tucker
were also reelected.
Salisbury.-A true bill for criminal
assault was found against T. C. Will
liams, his alleged victim being a 49,
year-old girl. Williams, who has been
in the Charlotte jail for some weeks,
will be brought to Salisbury and ar
raigned.
Charlottesville Red Cross canteen
at the Southern Railway station was
almost destroyed by fire of undeter-
mined origin.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY special term
of Surry supreme court. held in Feb
ruary for the trial of defendants in
the WinstOn-Salem riot case, cost
Forsythe county nearly $4,000.
Whining ton.-Local lumber mann
facturers and dealers have advanced
the prices o., all grades of lumber
about 10 per cent, on account of the
high cost OF materials and labor.
Heart lumbe- goes to $55 the thous-
and feet, and flooring goes to $50
the thousand.
High Point-The machinery which
is to set in motion the national sport
in this city was perfected at a meet
ing of the local fans held in the Com
mercial club. The organization will
be known as the High Point aBseball
association and will be incorporated
under the laws Of the state, with a
capitalization of $4,000.
Charlotte-CountyA Agent Charles E.
Miller sustained a broken arm when
mis- machine Dack-fired while cranking
it. He was in the country at the
time. Medical attention was secured
and the arm reset and bandaged.
Salisbury. J. M. Steele,
who has been chief of police for some
months has announced that he will
not try for reelection but will retire
from the force and devote his entire
time to his business.
Washington, D. C.-In an army cas-
na1ty list by the commanding general
of the American Expeditionary Forces,
the names of the following North Car
olinians appear:
Missing in action - Richard l..
Smith, Salisbury.
Wounded slightly-Frank c. Honey
cult, Clinton.
Hickory-TOm GWin, the negro who
is alleged to have committed a Grim
inal assault on a 16-year-old white girl
three miles west Of Hickory, has been
removed from the Lincolnton Jail,
where he was taken following the at
tempt to lynch him at Newton.
Spencer.-In the Spencer municipal
election r. J. Goode, democrat, was
elected mayor. In East Spencer, G.
w. Isenhour, republican, was elected
mayor with a mixed board of alder
men.
Ra1eigh.-A complete and official
list of all the $1,000 North Carolinians
indicted into the world war service,
classified as to counties, is now on
file in the North Carolina hall of his
tory and is a far step towards the COM
pletion Of the war record of the
state
Concord. - The Salisbury District
Sunday School institute has been in
session at the Central Me- dist
church with So of the 70 Sunday
schools in the institute represented.