The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-07-29
bone Up In Small Bundles

She,ol wells. in pictures, here next
week.
DR.: e. [. Stamey, physicians in
haFge of the Keeley Institute of
greensboro was in the city this
afternoon.
Grandpa David A. WeIborn of
Ehomasville Rt. took dinner with
! thg editor Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Hayworth has accept
H q position in J. A. Clinards store
and will be pleased to see her
! friends and customers.
Miss Alma Haworth, who has been
IL at the local hospital for the past
I four months, has returned to her home
at 407 Rankin street.
! Miss Emily Lambert has returned
frpm an extended trip to Pennsyl-
vania and Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c.. Hutchens has
returned from motor trip to Vir-
gfnia, wdere they spent a week or
longer. They visited at Richmond.
Norfolk and Ocean View.
Miss Ola johnson, of Winston-Sa-
lem, is visiting in High Point, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harvey
Shields, on Best. street.
+ Efisses Elizabeth and Ruth Nose
ley. of Richmond, are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. J.W. Leinbach, of
this city. They will be here some
time.
Miss. Margaret McRary, of Winston
salem, is the attractive house guest
of Mrs. Stephen Clark on the Park
] way#S Miss McRary is known here
| by host of friends. She will be tha
! recipient Of a number of social cour-
tesies while in High Point
/ Albert Horrox, of Shenandoah, Pa,
is ysiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hor-
rox.
Miss Emma Huntley, sister of Mrs.
| w. z. Jackson, is spending some time
here as the guest of Mrs. Jack son, on
! Moth Main street. Miss Hunt1ey is a
resident of Winston-S Salem and is a
popular member of the younger social
set of that city.
Hunter Burgess is spending the
weekend in Charlotte with his sister,
Mrs. G.. H. Bass, at her home ii Mey-
ers Park
Neal A, Ransom and son, of Hod-
| genville, KY, with Rev. Jay w. Ran.
sea sEs9ss guests here of Robert z.
Ransom at his home on Soufn Main
street. They are en- route to Char
lotte where they will spend some time
with relatives. N. A. Rauson is sup
erintendent Of public sch ools at Hold
genvi1le, while Rev Ransom is mis-.
sionary from the PRESBYTERIAN church
to India.
Miss Valette Jones, Miss Alta Pick
EFT, Billy Spach, Ray Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Bynum spent the
weekend at Jackson Springs. This
is one of the many delightful parties
enjoying the social pleasures of the
springs at this season
Miss Shelley Thomas left last week
for points in Virginia and West Vir-
ginia, where she goes to spend ten
days with relatives and friends.
Miss Louise Withers spent the
week end in Greensboro with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. C. Crowson and
family, accompanied by Rev. T. L.
Trott, spent Friday evening at All
Healing Springs where they were
guests at dinner at the springs hotel. |
Mrs. Margaret Ballard is spending
a short while in High Point, guest |
at the Elwood Mrs. Ballard is a ~es-
ident of Asheville.
Col J. B. Ball, of Mount Airy, who !
ha sheen spending several days here
on business, has returned to his |
home.
Sport Council has returned to his !
home here from White Sulphur
Springs where he has been with
friends for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gordon and !
son, William: Jr, of Greensboro, |
spent short time in the city with |
Mrs. Gordan's sister, Mrs. c.. M.
Brown, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Creighton were
weekend guests of Mrs. Creighton's
parents, in Greensboro.
MFR. and Mrs. J. w Martin are |
spending a short while in Reidsville. J
Dick Miller of Wilson, was visitor
to High Point Sunday. He was the
guest of friends and was accompanied |
by "Polly'' Snyder, Of the same city.
Clarence Smith, of Greens bOro,
spent Saturday and Sunday here with |
hi sparents on Broad street.
Misses Hazel and Frances Mont
gomery 'and Miss Mary Wallace are
spending this week in Asheville where
they went on vacation trip.
Among the party from Winston-Sa-
lem, Lexington and Greensboro at
tending the formal openin gof Gil
mers Incorporated store in this city
Friday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell Gilmer, Mr. and Mrs. r. L.
Means, Mr.. and Mrs. Fooks, M P.
Gaddfs and son, S. Wilson Gray, A.
H. Hilker Mr. Raw1s. Mf. Voelz, Mr..
Wiles, E. J. Neal and others.
Miss Ina Goldston, of Goldston, is