The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-07-10
Personal and Otherwise

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big Centenary meeting at ColuEa BUS
Ohio, and reports the biggest thin1
ever.
The Elks' picnic and barbecue a
Hayworth Spring, July the 4th, wa
"a great success, and attended b,
practically all the Elks of High Poin
lodge. The Elks spent most of tht
day there taking things easy and hay
ing general good time.
Manager McIntire, of the Rose The
atre, celebrated the seventh anniver
sary of the opening of the beautiful
Rose on last Friday. This theatre
has been a success from the start un
der the guidance of Col. Nc and his
/ wife.
| Dempsey is some hitter and, no
doubt, the man who challenges him
will be pretty sure tnat he is some
man himself H..
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Crowson, of Col
umbia, S. c., are visiting the family
of his son, M. c. Crowson, in Roland
Park.
Hundreds of High Point people at
tended the celebration Friday at the
Guilford battle-ground.
The ball games July the 4th drew
large crowds and the rooters we're
there in much evidence
Mr.. and Mrs. Sitterson have return
ed from their bridal tour and are
domiciled at their home on Hamilton
Street.
o. w Idol has returned from a
stay at Wade Mecum Springs.
J. B. Gordon is back from the army
and has his old job at Eird's.
Mrs. Isaac Fiddler was operated on
at a. local hospital Friday and is doing
we'll
The republican morning daily is
scheduled to make its first appear
auce July @ Il will be issued
from the Farriss printing Office. F.
w. Prather. editor of the weekly,
will edit the daily. r
Much building is now being done
in the city. There is "a great de.
mand for hodses to rent.
The Hayworths will probably build
a hotel at the Springs in time for
AVAN yCot q OdSAACOOs
A tent meeting is being held in
the Markley Grove, conducted by
Rev F. L. Fiddler. Baptist preacher.
The grocery stores close on We'd
nesday afternoons during the sum-
mer months. Visitors as well as
home folks will please be governed
accordingly.
Mrs. T j. Gold and Mrs. Harry
Raymond Monday entertained at the
O Henry hotel in Greensboro in
honor of Miss Lillian Dalton of Wins
ton.
Numa F. Reid is in the city this
week in the interest of the thrift
movement of the government.
C. c. SeawelI, has resigned his
position at the Hart Drug Co., and
will locate in Greensboro
Miss Rosa, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Harris, has been quite sick
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Williams and
daughter are spending sometime at
Jackson Springs.
Mrs. j. S. Kinley and Mr.. and
Mrs D. o. Frazier left Wednesday
for Texas, Kansas and other points
in the west and will be gone sixty
days. .-.
J. E. Hatcher, of Richmond. has
accepted a position with the Peoples
House Furnishing Co.
Mrs. Margaret Gold, of Winston.
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J Gold in OakwOod court
F DR.. +. R. Taylor's garage on John
son street was entered Saturday
night and a tire taken by a thief.
Ed Ross, of Hamilton street has
enlisted in the army aviation corps
and has gone to Langley Field, Va.
Rev. w. A. Lambeth, 0 A. Kirk
man, Jr., and Mrs. j V. Wilson
have returned from the Centenary
celebration at Columbus
Married-Miss EsSie Saferight and
Edwin Tucker. Tuesday afternoon
by Rev. C. E. Hodgin in Greensboro.
They Immediately returned to High
Point.
Judge O. A Kikman is attending
the EIk'S convention in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Sechrest and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hayworth spent
the week in Atlantic City where the
EIks are in convention.
The big war has cost America up
to June 3Oth more than 80 billions
of dollars of which about % per cent
has already been paid. This in
cludes loans to. allies and of course
will come back to us and more It's
a small amount for this great nation
considering eN erythinS.