The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-07-24
Personal and Otherwise

The Greensboro district conference
OF the. Methodist church is beins
held at Randleman this week. Rev
}. h. Barnhart, presiding elder is in
I charge.
W. H Long is recovering nicely
from an operation for appendicitis
Capt. and Mrs. j. H. Slayden and
daughter spent the weekend with
their uncle W. J. Armfield on Broad
street. Capt. S!ayden returned to
the u. S. army station, Camp Bragg
Fayetteville, Monday while Mrs.
Slayden and daughter will remain a
short while longer.
1he farmer meeting at old Trini-
ty was well attended Monday night
Prof. J. d. Jarvis made the princi-
pal address.
Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Caldwell will
return to High Point to locate.
Sergeant G. P. Meadows is back
from overseas. He was a member
of the 65th hospital corps.
S. c.. Clark has purchased the olG
Bellevue hotel property for his COM
pany, the Time Test Furniture Co.,
and will overhaul the structure.
j. Elwood Cox has purchased the
Phoebe Horney place of four acres
and will improve it.
The sugar shortage seems to be
pretty general all over this section
of the country.
Messers. S. C.. Clark and A. E..
TapIin have purchased twenty acres
of land southwest of Parkway
and will soon place it upon the mar
ket
Welch--Randolph c., died Monday
evening in Greensboro. The deceas-
ed was a citizen Of this place, So
years of age, and is survived by
widow and two children. The fun
eral services we're held from the
Mechanicsville Baptist church Tues
day afternoon.
Thos. J. Gold, recognized candi
date for Congress from the Imperial
Fifth. will not oppose Major Sted-
man in the forthc9miDg campaign.
Ex-sheriff Bell, of Wake cou aty.
SAYS he will return soon from sani.
torium and pay every cent of the
$45,00O the apparent discrepancy
! FlclaiEned by the state auditors. He
is at Keely Institute taking treat
ment for nervous breakdown.
London's big peace celebration
was participated in by 10000
American doughboys who received
great applause and attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius c. Smith and
party lef. last week for Wilmington
and other points for recreation.
Mrs. C.. W. Mellichampe and chill
dren of Washington, are visiting rela-
lives here.
J. M. S. Salisbury is reported as
recovering nicely from an operation
at a local hospital.
Miss Edith Haworth Of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
Take building and loan stock its
one Of the best investments on earth
and it sure way to oWn a home.
Blackberry time and there be
many citizens who have stained
their hands in gathering the juicy
fruit.
fits jewelry-Stamey's Jewelry
store is the place to get it at money
, saving prices.
Mrs. Winborne Mellichampe and
children, of Norfolk, Va. are visiting
Mrs. Mellichampe's mother, Mrs.
! Haywortb, on North Main.
The regular July food has been
on the past week and an abundance
of rain has fallen. Some of the
roads are almost impossible.
The base ball fan was sore!y dis
appointed the past weekin in not being
a3le to witness the two good games
planned with Badin and Durham
DR.. A. P. Staley was again re-
elected President of the North Caro-
lina Optometrical Society at the
meeting in Winston last weak.
/ Henry KoontZ, out ofservice for
one week, as a reserve OK the navy,
was called back this week TO help TO
man boats due TO the big tie up
caused by strikes.
Died-Mrs Martha L. Weaver
three miles southwest of High Polut
Friday. The remains were inferred
Saturday at Springfield church, the
services being conducted by Rev.
Rufus P. King. The deceased was
| So years of age and the wife of Oil
yer Weaver.
Hale-Mrs. Matte, wife of W. S.
Hale, died at Durham Saturday.
I Tho daceased WAS a sister of Mrs. J =.