The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-12-02
MANY THINGS PERSONAL
AND OTHERWISE NOTED.

+ prove, according to announcement this
morning. She is the daughter of Mr.
}nd Mrs. Charles Hayworth. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Willis, of Wash
ington, are in High Point now, the
kguests of Mrs. Willis mother, Mrs. E..
| K. Harmon.
! Thomas Turner, student this year
at the University, was at home for the
| Thanksgiving holidays.# He was with
| his mother, Mrs Henri Turner, on the
Parkway
+ Mr. and Mrs~A E. Taplin were
Fguests Of relatives in Lumberton last
I week. They were gone until the first
of this week zs.--,..
! Mr. and Mrs. A. v. Lee have just re-
turned to High Point from Durham,
where they have been for several days
) with friends. Mr.. Lee was one of a
hunting party in that city
/ Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Clark are spend
ling the holidays with Miss Helen
| Clark in Lenoir. Miss Clark, is a stu
dent this year at Davenport college in
that city.
L William Gillian, Of Statesville, is in
fthis city for few days. He is the
guest CT Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Gillian,
North Main street.
j Mrs. R, F. Johnson came back to
/ High Point Sunday night from Ashe-
! Vile. She, with a number of High
Point teachers, was in attendance at
the. Teachers assembly.
! R. A Pemplet, of Snow Hill, spent
Thursday afternoon in High Point
with James Shipton. Both were the
: guests of friends in Greensboro last
night.
Miss Mary Tuggle spent Thursday
| in Greensboro. She was accompanied
by a party of friends from Thomas
Vile, which included Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas and Jessie Green.
Miss Anna Walker, with her sister,
Margaret, was in Greensboro. She
was among those attending the thea
ter there.
Mrs. L. C. Furgurson and daughter,
/ Clarine Adele, have returned from a
weeks visit to celatives in DanVille,
! Va.
Miss Margaret Mungo, of Winston
lISaleIa, spent Thanksgiving in the city,
tie guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs:
q. 1. Mungo.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sicer
loft will be interested to learn Of the
completion of their new residence on
North Main street. Mr.. and Mrs. Slce-
doff are already located.
Mrs. V. J. Parker and three chill
dren have gone to Melbourne, Fla''
where they will spend the winter
During their absance Mr.. Parker is
staying with his brother, Robeft
Parker, on Ray street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis H. Slane spent
the weekend in Pinehurst, the guests
of a party of friends. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Slane's brother
Oscar Slane, Of Statesville.
Mrs. w A Rayle and son, OF Greens
boro, have been visiting Mrs. w. L.
vesta al and Mfs. A. j. Fra1ey, in High
Point. They returned Friday night to
their home in the Gate City.
Mrs. A. J. Fraley left Saturday
morning for Knoxville, Tenn, to
spend some while with relatives.
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Pardue, on the Parkway
were Mrs. Joe Morgan, and sister
u. P. Morgan, Mr. Anderson, J. Reed
and Miss Pearl Barker, all OF Win
ston-Salem.
MIR, and Mrs. Frank Wineskie and
Miss Thelma Wineskie, accompanied
! by their guest, Miss Tillie Wineskle
of Pittsburgh, Pa, left Saturday morn
ing for Pinehurst, where they will
spend few days.
Misses Lucille Mungo and Maude
~ Hirrqo Dof Mt fpC70
Fairview. where they spent Thanks
giving with friends.
Mrs. H. F. Stamey is recovering
slowly from recent indisposition.
That Greensboro man who drove
through the city Friday night at the
rate of between 60 and 80 miles an
hour ''awoke'' the people from the
even tenor of their way. CHIEF
Welcih said the car hardly hit Main
street crossing, apparently being in
the air at the time. a..
You bet your life the two million
dollar bond issue will meet with IA
vorable consideration. These be times
when any man knows we can't walk
or ride in the mud. The quick trans
portation facilities these days have
forever relegated to. the past mud and
dirt. Then, too, we must have that
big central high school building es
tabI;shed here and every road leading
into High Point must be a good one
because in the proposition we are
pledged to transport the rural chill
4 dren to and from their homes. Gull
ford and adjacent territory to High
Point is destined to be a great edu
cationaI as we'll as industrial center
and we must not take any steps back
ward. zone for all and all for one,
should be our motto.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Edwards spen'
Thursday afternoon in Greensboro
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