Farming for Profit on Indian River Park Land
Florida East Coast Fruit Land Co. offers 10 acre and larger tracts on the Indian River near Sebastian Florida. Ideal for three high priced crops and vegetables with rail and highway access. Priced from 40 dollars per acre with 10 percent down, balance without interest or taxes. M C Henley Sebastian Florida available to answer questions about Florida farming conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida East Coast Fruit Land Co
W. Bay St
Jacksonville
Fla
Indian River
Florida
Indian River Park
M. C. Henley
Sebastian
Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman at Review Office
Advertisement notes this week’s Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman available at the Review Office with phone contact 275 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Farmers Delay Planting Corn and Hawks Attack Chickens
High Point Route 4 column notes rain delays with farmers delaying corn planting. Fruit crop damage cited especially peaches and strawberries. Local residents visit, illnesses mentioned, and Hawks prey on young chickens. Auction planned for Rev. Keller’s house and lot in May. War lessons noted and Dorothy Stamey wins sixth grade essay prize on the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Pegram
Clodfelter
C. C. Smith
J. S. Hine
Lou Hine
Samuel
Hawks
Rev. Keller
Elas
Dorothy Stamey
Charlie Eller
Jerry Clodfelter
Mrs. Phillips
Washington
Wallburg
J. Walter Tuttle
Janie Clodfelter
Y.C. Weavil
Charlie Weavil
D. E. Clodfelter
Stamey
News From Old Trinity Program Schedule
News from Old Trinity lists the Trinity High School commencement program with times for sermons, exercises, declamation, diplomas, and dramatic performances. Alva English from Hillsboro visited, and local colored residents discuss moving to northern cities for work. relatives visited Mrs Craven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Abernathy
Monroe
N. C
Alva English
Hillsboro
Trinity
Martha English
Walter Craven
Peach Hill News Roundup From Kernersville
The Peach Hill News notes a bad week for farmers hindered by rain and the risk of work falling behind. Sunday brought good weather with many people visiting. Mrs Elisha Hedgecock is described as not well. Mr and Mrs Carl Hedgecock visited Mechanicsville. Will and Charley Bodenhammer and families were visitors as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Hedgecock
Carl Hedgecock
Mechanicsville
Will
Charley Bodenhammer
Roy Hayworth's Sunday Quiet and Cold
The column notes frigid Sunday weather harming early track and fruit with poor growth of tobacco plants. M B Hedgecock killed a large eagle on his farm last week, measuring about six feet from tip to tip. The writer and family spent the Sunday at E F Hedgecock's, with several locals visiting relatives on High Point Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hayworth
M. B. Hedgecock
E. F. Hedgecock
J. J. Idol
Wm. Craven
High Point Rt. 2
Dolph Idol
E. B. Idol
Glenn Seward Hedgecock
J. B. Seward
Liberty Bond Drive Planned at Commercial Club Meeting
At a meeting called by Chairman J Elwood Cox the Liberty Bond drive was outlined. Carter Dalton was named general chairman with assistants J E Millis R B Terry Chas F Long and G W Clarke. High Point township aims to exceed goals and push beyond the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elwood Cox
Commercial Club
Liberty Bonds
Carter Dalton, Esq
J. E. Millis
R. B. Terry
Chas. F. Long
G. W. Clarke
High Point Township
Veterans of High Point camp enjoy casual luncheon
The 60% veterans of the High Point camp gathered Saturday afternoon after a routine business session. The ladies on Washington street hosted a simple luncheon for the “boys of the sixties,” with no elaborate program and plenty of staple foods.Guests included Mrs Otis E Mendenhall president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy High Point chapter and Miss I Irvin Paylor sponsor of the veterans ramp. Several volunteers served the meal including Mrs J J Welch Mrs W L Stamey Mrs E D Steele Mrs Joseph Sechrest Mrs Emerson Allred Miss Edna Sechrest Mrs Gilbert T Rowe Mrs J F Hayden Mrs O E Kearns Mrs John Welborn Miss Avery Kirkman and Mrs J Edward Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Camp
Washington Street
Otis E. Mendenhall
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
I. Irvin Paylor
J. J. Welch
W. L. Stamey
E. D. Steele
Joseph Sechrest
Emerson Allred
Edna Sechrest
Gilbert T. Rowe
J. F. Hayden
O. E. Kearns
John Welborn
Avery Kirkman
J. Edward Kirkman
Death of Former High Pointer Mrs Chas Fisher
Mrs Chas Fisher died Saturday at Flushing Long Island New York home of her sister Mrs White after a prolonged illness. A former High Point resident she leaves a daughter Miss Marylily Fisher four sisters and one brother. Relatives include Mrs W G Shipman and Mrs Philip Rogers. Remains interred at Southport North Carolina, the old home of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fisher
Flushing
Long Island
N. Y
White
Fisher
High Point
Marylily Fisher
W. G. Shipman
Philip Rogers
Southport
N.C
Baraca-Philathea State Union meets in Rocky Mount
The Baraca-Philathea State Union is set to meet in Rocky Mount from April 26 to 28 with prominent speakers. Miss Edith Moore of this city works with the Philadelphia hospital unit in France and is in Amiens among the current battlefields. On Friday April 26 fifty three select men will be interned for camps with allocations to Camp Jackson and Camp Grant. The city council refused to grant a meat market license to Wm. C. McIntyre for the J. C. Welch building on South Maine Street despite about $3,000 already spent and continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Baraca-Philathea State Union
Edith
B. E. Moore
Philadelphia
France
Amiens
Great Battlefields
Camp Jackson
Camp Grant
Rockford
Ill
Wm. C. McIntyre
J. C. Welch
South Maine Street
McIntyre
Approval Committee Names Investigation Panel
W. T. Parker chairs the Board of Approval under the High Point Patriotic Citizens' Committee with S. L. Davis and G. W. Denny. The committee lists Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe Carter Dalton Randall B. Terry R. A. Wheeler C. M. Hauser E. W. Freeze and O. E. Kearns to review soliciting schemes for public judgment on worthiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Parker
Board of Approval
High Point Patriotic Citizens’ Committee
S. L. Davis
G. W. Denny
Gilbert T. Rowe
Carter Dalton
Randall B. Terry
Commercial Club
R. A. Wheeler
C. M. Hauser
E. W. Freeze
O.E. Kearns
Fraternal orders cancel 1918 meetings across states
In a patriotic move to save finances for war bonds and support the nation, several fraternal groups have cancelled 1918 gatherings. The Great Council Improved Order of Red Men will not meet in Gas tonia in May, the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias will meet in Henderson in June, and the Grand Lodge of Elks will convene in Greensboro in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Council Improved Order of Red Men
Gastonia
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Henderson
Grand Lodge of Elks
Greensboro
Cardui Proves Effective for Woman's Long ailment
Minnie Philpot of Gonzales Texas describes years of back pain headaches and weakness then relief after using Cardui beginning to improve after the second bottle. She credits the remedy with permanent recovery and urges others to try Cardui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Cox Wins Roser Park Lawn Prize and Cash Reward
J Elwood Cox won the C M Roser prize for the best lawn in Roser Park, receiving a loving cup and 40 dollars. Mrs H C Sechrest has returned home from the hospital. Dr EL Stamey, Keeley Institute physician in Greensboro, is at the Long Sanatorium after an operation and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elwood Cox
C. M. Roser
Roser Park
EL. Stamey
Keeley Institute
Greensboro
Long Sanatorium
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Corns
aSi
Mply
E. Lawrence&Co
Chicago
Mann Drug Co
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Lashmit
Winston-Salem
Atlantic Store, Inc
Route 4
Mary A. Clodfelter
OLD Trinity
Trinity High School
M. L. Kesler
Thomasville
Peach Hill
Fred L. Hedgecock
Kernersville
Texas
Gonzales
Tex
Minnie Philpot
Staley
Stanton- Welch Bldg
A. C. Staley
D. F. Staley, Jeweler
Moffitt Furnishing Co
H. C. Sechrest
Bedford
Ohio
Vinci
Frank A. Harkey
Ash St
Matten Drug Co
Beavan
Cavans
Postoffice
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