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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1918

Page

14

Easter Day at Salem Highlighted by Sunrise Service

The Easter weather was fine as many people traveled to Salem for the sunrise service. Families and neighbors gathered across the region for the holiday, with several local residents visiting and reporting celebrations. The Clifton Grove school closed for a flag day and egg hunt, and a new baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hedgecock. Farmers encouraged planting corn and increasing crops, with a push to buy savings stamps and support patriotism.

Fred L. Hedgecock Salem Ray Hayworth J. P. Horney M. L. Hedgecock Glenn Curtis Idol Clarence Pierce D. H. Wrightenberry High Point A. C. Davis Grover Hedgecock Rt. 1 Clay Idol M. B. Hedgecock Clifton Grove Delos Idol John A. Hedgecock

Welch school to hold commencement on April четвер

Easter greetings and social notes from High Point Route 1 highlight family visits. Miss Rosa Mae Ingram and Miss Leona Guyer hosted gatherings, while route members traveled to Springfield to see Valley Farm with Clarence Bolling Dewey Guyer Willie Gordon Maud Elliott Allie Guyer. James Dunnan relocated his family from the city to the route.

F. G. Hammer Gibsonville W. L. Guyer Rosa Mae Ingram Rt. 2 Leona Guyer Welch School Springfield Valley Farm Clarence Bolling Dewey Guyer Willie Gordon Maud Elliott Allie Guyer James Dunnan Ed Jeather Brother Ebert J.*v. Guyer Arthur Goodman Vacerar Muriel Cook Jamestown E.A. Guyer Jamestown High School Misseslla Guyer Minta Zona Phillips Dewey Guyer Dassie Phillips James Morefield High Point G. R. Henderson J. Y. Burchfield Richardson Street Wade Morris Omar Harvell E. C. Henderson Morris Wade G. R Henderson

Well Known Aged Citizen W M Wilson Dies in Archdale

W M Wilson, a well known Archdale resident nearly 86, died Friday evening after a week long illness. One son O E Wilson survives. his mother died months ago. He had lived in Archdale for 60 years. Funeral services were held in Archdale Sunday afternoon with burial there.

W. M. Wilson Archdale O. E. Wilson

Stamey Wins Prize for Essay on Patriotism and Economy

Mrs. W. L. Stamey won first prize in a contest by the Retail Merchants Association of High Point. The $5 war stamp prize accompanied an essay on Patriotism and Economy, arguing the need to buy war stamps and thrift stamps and economize on wheat pork beef and sugar. Essays were limited to 300 words.

W. L. Stamey Retail Merchants Association of High Point

Springfield School Closes Friday With Exercises

The Springfield school concluded its day Friday with appropriate exercises marking the end of the term.

Springfield

Locals Win Unanimous in ISI Debates

High Point high school debater clinched the title in a late Friday contest and will go to Chapel Hill for elimination rounds. At Winston High Pointer, Charlie Mae Criddl baugh faced James Lyon and Howall Ali of Reidsville. Reidsville and Winston debated. Reidsville prevailed on the resolution that Congress should enact compulsory arbitration of disputes.

High Point High School Triangle Chapel Hill Reids High Wiston Charlie Mae Criddlbaugh Winston High Reidsville James Lyon Howall Ali

High Point Patriotic Committee forms and meeting agenda

A High Point Citizens Patriotic Committee meeting at the Commercial Club named Rev. J A Clarke as president and W L Stamey as permanent chairman. A three member approval committee was chosen and monthly meetings planned with overflow sessions, plus committee assignments for publicity entertainment and future finance. T B Washburn, claiming government employment, was arrested for drunken and disorderly conduct.

Comncial Club W. L. Stamey J. A. Clarke L. Stamey Rotary W. T. Parker S. L. Davis Geo. W. Denny High Point Citi Patriotic Committee Frank Kurn Gurney Kearns Allen Austin L. Davis Clara J. Cox Wille

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Peach Hill Nr Kernersville, Rt. 1 High Point Route 1 Aliie Guyer Atlantic Atlantic Store, Inc Effird’s Express Efird’s Department Store High Point Citizens’ Patriotic Committee T. B. Washburn
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