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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1918

Page

2

NEWS FROM OLD TRINITY HAPPENINGS AND FAMILY NOTES

Old Trinity items recount visits by Jesse Hill foreman of a Virginia telegraph division and Miss Odell Peacock of High Point. Easter events, college chapel sermons, school picnics, church services, local repairs, and community weathered by residents including Clodfelter and Wyer families. Corn planting and patriotic duties urged.

Old Trinity R. L Jesse Hill Virginia Jesse Odell Peacock High Point Marvin Andrews Trinity Benson Parker Norment Beulah Effie White South Trinity Asheboro Chrissie Clark T. B. Johnson College McGlamery Bruce Craven Andrew Little Billy Mary Waddell Spencer Jesse Phillips

High Point Route 4 News Clip

Mrs Nealy Robbins is seriously ill at her home one mile north of Wallburg with pneumonia. Born to Mr and Mrs John Garrison a fine girl. The senior class Liberty Piedmont high school staged a play.

Kirksey Jerry Clodfelter Ford Piedmont-Liberty Big Rock Joe F. Yokeley Canaan Church Friedland Church J. W. Clodfelter L. D. Wyer D. E. Clodfelter High Point Piedmont Liberty Early Fuller Maud Johnson Lee Johnson E. Jennings South Carolina Winston G. W. Clinard H. W. Clodfelter Robbins C. C. Smith R. M Nealy Robbins Wallburg John Garrison Liberty-Piedmont High School

Peach Hill News Highlights Personal Visits and Local Chatter

Cherry Seward of Petersburg is visiting father J A Seward. A J Hedgecock and sister visited at A J Davis's Sunday. John A Hedgecock and Curtis Idol families took a Greensboro car trip. Ma and Mrs D A Montsinger visited John W Welborn. Editor Stamey promotes war savings stamps. H M Link with measles now able to be out. Sanford Hayworth chopped wood with Deroy. E L Davis went to High Point and rumors of a girl there.

Peach Hill News Fred L. Hedgecock Cherry Seward Petersburg J. A. Seward A. J. Hedgecock A. J. Davis John A. Hedgecock Curtis Idol Greensboro D. A. Montsinger High Point Rt. 1 John W. Welborn Review Stamey F. T. Hedgecock J. W. Welborn H. M. Link Sanford Hayworth Abbott's Creek Deroy E. L. Davis High Point

High Point Route Items by Vidi Misses Gladys Kenndy

Misses Gladys Kenndy and Una are listed in a High Point route items column by Vidi, presenting brief notes on local posts and readers.

Vidi Gladys Kenndy Una

Local Notes On Visits And Road Work In High Point

Mrs Jack Bolling traveled to Parkton to visit relatives. Irene White of Greensboro spent the weekend with Mrs W E Kirkman. Mrs Arthur Goodman stayed with her parents F W Welch. Mrs Frank Ford and Mrs Wheeler visited Sunday evening. Convicts improving the old Lexington road. Alfred Pierce and family spent Sunday with relatives. J M Smith on sick list. For sale organ Beatty by Geo B Yarborough 102 Ennis St High Point NC 2t

Kirkman J.C. Elliott Jack Bolling Parkton Irene White Greensboro W. E. Kirkman Arthur Goodman F. W. Welch Frank Ford Wheeler Joe Byerly Lexington Alfred Pierce Beatty Geo. B. Yarborough Ennis Street High Point N. C

Miss Dorothy Stamey Wins Prize for Essay on War

Ten Elm Street school sixth graders competed Friday in Essays About the War with four minutes per contestant. Miss Dorothy L. Stamey won two 20 cent thrift stamps as prize. judges were Mesdames White Thacker Supt Marr and Prof Smith.

Elm Street L. W. McFarland Dorothy L. Stamey Mesdames H. A. White Marshall Thacker Supt. Marr Prof. Smith United States Uncle Sam Germany America

Time Changes and Local Notices from 1918

The article notes a strict time change with no issues except late sleepers. Major Burrus is promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and will command Camp Beauregard Hospital. A Welch school Patriotism talk is reported. A land sale in Guilford County is scheduled May 11, 1918 at 2 p.m. in High Point.

J. T. Burrus Camp Beauregard Burrus J. A Clarke Welch School Superior Court Guilford County E. R. Turner Admr W. M North Carolina Guilford High Point Township Green Hill Office of Register of Deeds Guiford County N. C Casel Street High Point G. D. Turner Register of Deeds E.R. Turner D. H. Parsons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clodfelter Lafayette McGhee Moffitt Furnishing the Apparel Shop Efirds Dorothy Stamey Ighters Wescott Roberson Massey Greta Professor Massey Shessais Wat Bo MR. Postoffice
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