The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-01-08
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Mrs. Ii. Ii. WnIC0, OIL 1TeSnSDOFo, ~
guest of Mrs. w. II. Mccain, John.
son street.
Weekend visitors at the home Of
Mrs. C. C. Barnhardts Johnson street,
are Misses Fleta and Myrtle Williams
and Ruth Plunkett, of Greensboro.
There were 153 births and 81 deaths
in High Point township, outside of
High Point during 1919, divided as
follows: white births 140, colored 13;
white deaths 81, colored 1, showing
that few co1ored we're born and less
died.
The Rankin -Sizemore Tire and Sup
ply Co. is new concern with busl-
ness location in the front Of the Lind
say building on North Main street,
next to the Beeson Hardware Co.
/ Messrs F. J. Sizemore and Wade Ran
kin are the owners. ..'55
, Rents continue to advance here and
the poor people are especially hard.
pinched by the greed of their land.
lords.
The Orpheum, High Points new
PLAYHOUSE, opened for business Mon
day night with high class vaude-
willie. It is a modern theater in every
respect A. B. Huff is president and
J. B. Hedg ,ock secretary and treas
urer. Mr. Parrish, an experienced
theater man, is in charge. The new
playhouse has a seating capacity OF
SOO s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Donald Idol.
whose marriage took place in the
First Presbyterian church of this city
Saturday. December 81, arrived in
High Point Friday evening to spend
a short while before going to Pleasant
Garden where they will make their
home in the future. Mr.. and Mrs
Idol have returned from a bridal TRIP
to Washington and other northern
points.
Mrs. J. w Chandler and two little
daughters Misses Diana and Marga
ret. spent the weekend in Spencer
with relatives.
; Mrs. Frank Ford spent Friday II
, Greensboro as the guest of Mrs. c.
Seawell, of that place. Mrs. Ford ant
!. Mrs. SeaweH we're among those at
tending the dance at the .. 'Henf.
hotel Friday evening. and among tn
guests at the country club luncheon.
;. Miss Genevieve Moore, who ha
-, been spending a few days in Sails
bury has returned 4e High PdSpt Mis-
!. Mcere went to Salisbury to atten
:, the wedding of Miss FFlossie Harris:
+ of that city, to Frank SpruieI youn
lawyer of Lexington, N C., which too
70 Mace there December 31st, at tn
, home or the brides mother. Mis-
q Moore was one of the bridal party
" Mrs. J. v. White and daughte
Julia. of Greensboro, are spending
e few days in the city with relatives
q Paul Stamey and Royster Tucker
x were among those who attended tn
n theatre in Greensboro Friday.
q. Miss Nellie Dodeamead and bfothe
o, Thomas, who have been spending
d, few days in Greensboro with relative
h have returned to High Point.
e. IL. Huntley of Wadesboro, was
g business visitor here Saturday.
d. Miss Maude White, Of Wilm1ngto
le is spending a few days in High Pon
n with relatives.
is Miss Grace Royster, of Winston-S
IS lem, is visiting in this city at II
home of her mother, Mrs. B. c. Roy
is ter. -"
as Miss Eliza Fletcher, of Winston+S
is lem, is visiting in High Point. 81
IN is the guest of Miss Lucille Picken
Mt Robert Fl. Sechrest, past exalt'
OF ruler of High Point lodge No. liz
re- went to Greensboro Friday evening
ne attend the reception given for Graz
en- Exalted Ruler Frank L. Rain, or Fl
bury, Neb., and Grand Secretary Err
es G.. Robinson, of Dubuque, Iowa.
ST William M Dyer was among tho
tn attending the appearance OF
OF noted romantic actor, Lou Tellegen,
ne Greensboro Friday evening.
ne Mrs. r. L. Lofiin, who has been &C
fined to her home several days, with
III evere cold, has recovered and IS
1 again.
ue Casey Barnes, of Greensboro
Gil business visitor to the city for seve
ours Friday.