The review., 1919-09-04
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Star, regarding the Junior Order Will
appropriate Write-up. Mr. Sechrest il
practically the daddy of Juniorisn
in the State.
J Mrs. Henry Harris and daughter
Miss Ida, have returned from visi
to New York and other points. Mrs
VIM. Dickman, of New York, accom-
panied her home for visit.
Miss. Vera King will enter Louis
vile Conservatory of Music this
month.
j S. L. Alderman, of greensboro, has
purchased the old colonial house on
South Main andsswiII move it to a
lot on the corner Aef Green and Viii
lowbrook Streets. i
| 1t was good news that there would
be no change in school books this
year.
Wholesale meat dealers have cut
the prices so the retailers should do
likewise. There is already revision
| downWards in many articles to eat.
The editor and family and w. L.
Smith and family spent Sunday after
noon at the home of an aunt, Mrs.
Nan Summit. Charley McMichael, Of
Wentworth, who is a nephew of Mrs.
Bowman was also there, accompanied
by his son. Mr.. Michael's daughter
married Bob Amos of this city.
| Charley @McMichael, of Wentworth,
well and favoraby known throughout
the state, will move to Winston and
engage in his profession as attorney
at-law. s>s..f'
The streets were full of children
Monday morning, being the first day
of school. 81
Draper annexed the game here Fri
day afternoon, score to 4.
3 John A. Smith has been appointed
a.. delegate at large from North Caro-
lima to attend the meeting of the
American Cotton Association at New
Orleans, Sept. to 9.
Miss MauGe 9Starbuck, of Munsey,
Ind, has returned home after visit
to her aunt here, Mrs. J. J. Hayworth.
Those children who have clothes
they don't use or have discarded will
confer@a a favor by reporting to Mrs.
Frank Gurley; who desires them for
children who want to go to school
and hayen't the necessary clothes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H Wright enter
tanned friends at a Brunswick stew
Friday evening at their farm near
the city.
Miss Ruby L. Venable, army nurse,
is visiting Mrs. w. L. O'Neil of this
city.
Married-Miss FYloy Hayworth to
Wesley Cecil Saturday afternoon at
the home of Rev. G.. A. Cecil on Thurs
ton street. The bride is we'll and
favorably known. The groom saw ser
vice along the Mexican border.
Geo. S. White, son of R. B. White, is
now with the Ring Drug Co., in the
capacity of registered pharmacist
). M. Hedgecock went to Salisbury
on business Monday.
Mrs. Chas. T. Hamilton is recover
ing from case of typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w, Fraser and Ma
rem have returned home after several
weeks stay at their summer home at
Virginia Beach.
Misses Elizabeth and Martha Price
of Miami, Fla, spent the week end
with DR.. and Mrs. W. J. McAnally.
Miss Ella Balm has gone to Indian
apolis, Ind, to enter school.
Draper ''worsted" our boys on the
local diamond Thursday afternoon by
score of 2 to 0. f r.
Stamey's Jewelry Store is the place
to get your watches, jewelry, silver
ware, cut glass, china ware, leather
goods and clocks of all kinds.
1t pays you from Is to 35 per cent
to trade at Stamey's Jewelry Store. A
look will convince.
Snow Lumber Co. has closed down
for a short while, "due- to shipping
conditions" so states this factory.
National Labor Sunday was observ-
ed here by Rev. Roy e. Leinbach,
pastor of the Reformed church,
preaching a sermon on the industrial
misunG
Gilmer Bros. Co. had an auspicious
opening Thursday evening last, an
nouncing the addition to their big de-
partment store of shoes, groceries and
light hardware, Souvenirs were given
and good music was rendered. Thous-
ands thronged this popular store dur
ing the evening and general good
time prevailed.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Stamey and
family returned Friday from an eight
day stay among relatives in Western
North Carolina. They made the trip
in automobile and had a very pleas
ant outing.
Earl Mcfarland is, at Richmond,
Ind, College to pursue his studies.
Mrs. L. w. Mcfarland will teach
this term in the schools of Wilson.
Thos. E. Dodomead is back from
Chicago where he has been taking a