The review., 1919-11-20
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Z been spending the past week in the
y city as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
> A Wheeler: returned Sunday to her
:. home at jamestown.
! Mr. and Mrs. III. A. Cecil and little
son., accompanied by Mrs. C. A. Cecil
and Mrs. J. G. Newby, spent Sunday
in Thomasville
n Miss Natalie Womble. was a week.
: end visitor to Spencer.
Frank Smith, of Greensboro, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nation. of
Winston Salem, spent Saturday aid
Sunday with their parents, MI. I'D
Mrs. G. A. Nation, of this city.
Misses Anna Perryman and Ruth
Welch, with James Perryman, all of
Winston-Salem, visited friends in this
city Sunday.
e. E.. Bunting, of Ashboro. was
/ business visitor here Saturday.
DR.. II. B. Hiatt has gone to Allan
ia to attend an X-ray meeting and will
return to the city Wednesday.
/ Miss Florence Broaddus, of Berry
vile, Va, is spending some time in
the city with her sister and brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague Broaddus, at
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Holton's on Steel
Street
Miss Clara Blair, who underwent
an operation Sunday at the High Point
hospital is improving.
Ed Chapman, now in. school at Dur
ham, spent the weekend with his
parents here!
) DR.. A. G. Jones has gone to New
Orleans, where he will attend the
American Veterinary Medical Associa-
ton.
C.sJ.. Cummins has returned from a
business trip to Baltimore.
Alston Clark, who has been con-
nected with the Time Test Furniture
Company has resigned his position
and leaves soon for Rock Hi, S. c.,
where he goes to accept the general
state agency for the tSewaH Water
and Light Company.
The flower show at Wesley Memo
rial M E. Church last Thursday and
Friday was largely attended.
Mrs. J. S. Kindley left Monday for
Albuquerque, New Mexico, to visit
relatives
Mrs. r. W. Beckett, wife of the gov
ernor of the State, spoke at the Elks'
Club Wednesday afternoon under the
auspices of the home economics of the
Woman's Clubs.
A. dance was held at the CONNER
cial Club Friday night by young peo-
pie of the city.
VIM. G. Nation, of Monterey, Mex
+o1 10in, ant Mr. and MRS.
Geo. A. Nation the past week.
w. J. Brogden, of Durham address
ed the Baraca class of the First Bap-
list church Sunday morning.
The remains of A. M. britain, age
az wears, who died in Brown Sum-
NIT. we're brought here Friday after
noon and the funeral services con-
7ucted from South Main Street M. r.
church by the pastor, Rev. J. w. Will
Jams Interment followed in Oakwood
cemetery.
Two distinguished men spoke here
sunday' in the interest of the Ant1-Sa-
non League of America-former Gov
,rnor Patterson of Tennessee and Dr.
". E.. Fitch of Columbus, Ohio.
"A. e. Tate has returned from Eu-
ONE where he has been for the past
hree months undr the auspices or the
,outhrn Commercial Congress or
which he is chairman. He had
most delightful trip. Mrs. Tate accom-
anied him.
Henry L. Sherrod, son Of Mr.. and
frs A. Sherrod, of tbs city, was uni
od in marriage to Miss Elizabeth
,andler of Savannah, Ga, last week.
,hev will reside in Atlanta.
&Dock" Hardy, of this city, defeat
Il League Wood of Salt Lake City in
"two best out Of three" cacn-as-you-
an wrestling match staged IN tne
rmorv Thursday night. John Roach
id the refereeing. Hardy so far mas
vorsted all competitors.
Saturday was the first day Tor olro
,unters to enjoy the pastime since
asst 49, y.
The University Glee Club held
ortb here last night at the aud1to-
INN L. Davis, Jr., of this city, Is
member of the club this year.
Miss Evangeline Brown Friday
;ob+ hecame the bride of w. Bern
rd. Ferguson of Hamilton ontario
he ceremony being performed ny
lev. w. c. Brown, of Raeford, an un-
10 Of the bride, assisted by Rev. h.
furphy Williams of the Presbyterian
hnrch. The bride formerly lived IN
his city.
C1vde Hoey will be the man to sue
eed Yates Webb in the 9Th regard
,ss of prediction forecasts.
e.prince of Wales goes to Church
nothing new in TINS
o,,rt+v-even a newspaper man mas
me to do the same thing every nO
nd them ,,+od
The vestal Johnson farm locaUe"