The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-07-01
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Mrs, Frank Wfneskie left Saturday
at noon for. Statesville, where she
goes to be with her brother George
Stevens, who continues seriously ill
at his home there.
sS W. a. Ring returned Friday night to
High Point, after a business trip to
western points in the state Mr.. Rring
spent a week or longer at Asheville
and returned, by motor, to High Point,
making the trip through the mountains
Of Western North Carolina.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Beavans, to-
gether with Mrs John Lindsay and
Mrs Bruce Carraway spent the week
end in Fullers, the guests OF Mrs.
Julia Fuller. They we're accompanied
by Robert Jones, of this city.
Mrs G. H.. Bradshaw and daugh-
ter, Edith, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Marsh were weekend Wis
Itors at jackson Springs.
Miss Kate Boaz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyers, of Thomasville, we're the
guests of friends in this oiyt Friday
evening
Thomas Turner, son of Mrs. Henri
G. Turner, has gone to Wilmington,
where he has accep.eu d position as
private secretary to the adjustor of
the Carolina shipyards. Mr.. Turner
was student this past year at the
University OF North Carolina and has
been in this city for a short while
since the close of the school year.
Fred N. Tate left Friday night for
an extended business trip to northern
and western points. Mr.. Tate expects
to first visit the furniture market at
Grand Rapids, going from there to
Chicago and returning from thence to
High Point, by way of the west His
trip will include points as far west as
Denver, Col.
H. G. Barnes and daughter, Fannie,
are making an exteneed northern
trip and are visiting New York, Ba1ti-
more, Washington, the Great Lakes
and Niagara Falls. They expect to
be out of the city for three weeks or
longer.
Mrs Arthur Lyon and Mrs. S. H.
Tomlinson, with her two sons. left
Saturday morning for Hickory Lodge,
Montreat, where they go to spend
some time.
Miss Annie 3. Johnson, of Green's
boro, arrived in sHign Fo1nt. Saturday
to- spend a short while as the house
tsRssstz of Mrs, L. j ~4Diffey, on Johnson
street.
Thomas Dodamead left Saturday
morning for Knoxville, Tennessee.
where he will return to his work as
an artist, after having spent several
weeks in this city at the home OF his
aunt, Miss Laura Dodamead.
o. E. Mendenhall, Jack Edwards
and Jack Taylor were among those
from High Point in attendance at the
convention of the state insurance
men held Thursday in Greensboor.
Mrs. G.. G. Edwards spent the week
end in the mountains in the western
part of the state.
Miss Ruby Hammer, of Greensboro,
spent the weekend in High Point, the
guest of friends.
F. H. Rawls and A. H. Hiker, both
of Winston-Salem, and connected with
Gilmer's were business visitors here
Thursday.
B. Frank Martin, of Lenoir, was
among the business visitors to High
Point Thursday.
T. F. Lee spent Thursday in this
city. the guest of relatives.
Wilbur Stamey, OF Greensboro,
spent Thursday evening here and was
the guest of Thomas Dodamead.
c. P. Frazier, of Greensboro, was
a business visitor here Thursday.
H. w. Turner is spending a short
while in High Point and is the guest
of relatives.
Miss Stella Norman, who has been
spending the past revo+al weeks in
South Boston, Va, with friends, re-
turend Thursday to her home here.
Miss Beulah Wagstaff and Fonda
Earnest Bunting have gone to Char
1otte where they will spend several
days.