The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-04-01
Done Up In Small Bundles

Mrs. Bruce H. Carraway left Thurs.
day night for Washington where she
goes to spend some time with her hus-
band, Lieutenant CaTaway.
Mrs. Asa Biggs and Miss Diana
Chandler left Thursday morning for a
visit of several days in Eastern North
Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Frazer and
Mrs. L. G. Sinclair and children have
returned to the city after stay at
Mr.. Frazer's place in Florida.
Z: Miss Margaret Rankin, student at
\ Westminster college, Westminster,
Md, arrived Friday to spend the Eas-
ter Holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M Rankin
William Grubbs, of Greensboro,
spent Thursday in this city with
friends.
DR.. w. R. Stalnaker, of Atlanta, Ga,
was among the guests at the Elwood
Thursday.
/ T. M. Pneuman, of Durham, is
spending a few days in this city on
business.
Mr. and Mrs: William t. Giles, res
idents of baltimore, were guests
Thursday at the Elwood. Mr.. Giles
was business visitor here.
w. G. Woo1ey, of Charlotte, is
among the business visitors here Fri
day. -
r. l.. Conrad, of Winston-Salem,
spent Thursday in High Point as a
business visitor.
Frances Everhardt, of Thomasvi1le,
spent Thursday evening in this city
with friends.
Attorney IL. B. Williams was a pro-
fessional visitor to Asheboco Friday.
The carnival came just the same,
even if it had to go about one-half
mile beyond the incorporate limits.
Hrad up to come to High Point, eh?
R. 0. Lindsay and j. H. Adams re-
turned Saturday from New York,
where they have been for the past
ten days On business. >.
Mrs. w. e. Price and little son left
Friday for. Lynchburg, where they will
spend some time with relatives.
A. 6. Long, Of Topeka, is spending
some time in this city, the guest
MS brother-in-law, j. W. Chandler.
Mrs. Frank Wineskie and daughter.
Miss Thelma, left Friday morning for
Nashville, Tennessee, where they go
o spend some time with Miss, Adele
who is this year student
It Ward-BelmOnt school there.
Mrs. w. v. Garland and daughter,
ruth, of Roanoke, Va, are visiting
1iss Edith Anthony, White Oak street.
d. I. Clark was a business visitor to
Greensboro Friday.
S. c.. Clark, who has been spending
he past six weeks at Black Mountain,
eturned to High Point the first of the
yeek
N. J. Hayward. Of Raleigh, spent
riday in this city on business.
Dr. D. A. Stanton was a business
isitor here Friday from Charlotte.
Wilbur Strickland returned Friday
ON a. business trip of two weeks to
1uthern points.
c.. F. Cole, of Seagrove, was among
le business visitors in the furniture
ty Friday
E. w Hayes. of Baltimore, spent
thursday and Friday in this city on
lsiness.
J. s. Hohnee, of Chapel Hill, was a
1est at the Elwood Friday. He was
business visitor here.
Mrs. A. G.. Hays, of Bamberg, s. c.,
as furniture buyer here Friday.
G.. T. Wood returned Friday from
business trip to western part of the
ays or more.
B. w Kirkman returned Saturday
orning from New York where he
is been spending the past week on
lsiness.
C. P. Foy and S. H. Fowler, of New
ern, were business visitors in High
oint Friday
Mrs. III. c. Pitts left Friday might
r StatesvilIe where she expects to =
,end some time with her daughter,
rs Glenn Lazenby.
Lester Peacock, 1of Winston-Salem,
,ent Thursday in High Point on bus
ess.
M w Parrish, of Asheboro, spent
short while here Friday on business
Mrs. w. B. Kimmons, who recently
lderwent an operation for appendi-
tis, is getting along nicely
B. b. Williams, Of Waterbury,
onn., was a busines visitor to High
pint Friday
Frank Stewart, of Nashville, Tenn.
visiting friends in the city.
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Clarence c. Smith, of Greensboro, .el I. .
r1rg.- r.
'iday and Saturday.