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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
4
Advertising rates are available on application and notices not contracted for a set period will stay in place until removed. Free News matter is published. Charges apply for Cards of Thanks, Resolutions of Respect, Obituary Notices, Personal Write-Ups and similar notices. The Review invites short letters on important matters and will publish them. Writers must sign their name for protection, but may request not to print it.
In High Point North Carolina a weekly update covers political talk in the special session on revaluation and education funding, plus progress on a new fourth ward school roof by October and completion by January. Governor Cox’s Democratic nomination speech is praised as clear and forceful crediting the peace treaty as pivotal to victory. Local social notes report visits by the Ingram family, a new Methodist church plan costing $15,000, and community reports from Sophia Route 1 including funerals, threshing season, and small-town personal visits.
A reflective piece on friendship asserting that friendliness creates friendship and true companionship arises from mutual virtue. It cites Emerson on being a friend and a biblical instance where Jesus elevates disciples from servants to friends, emphasizing loyalty, mercy, justice, and choosing one another.
Mrs. Mary Caudle and daughter Mrs Teague of Siler City visit Mrs Penson Parker at Parker House. Capt Ely Denson was in town recently. Dave White of Badin visits homefolks. Sid Blair in town Saturday with some fine beer. Book Club met Mrs H H Hayes Friday, discussed literature, then refreshments. Mrs Tyndale at a protracted meeting in Fair Grove. Ida Ingram and Rebecca Parish of Lansdowne visit town Sunday. Rev R L Davis anti saloon speaker spoke Sunday night. Come again Lee Jessie Gibson of Laurel Hill, Scotland County visiting sister.
The Colored Baptists of the State Sunday School and B Y P A association closed their 1921 convention at First Baptist Church in Asheville with a Missionary Outlook address. The meeting opened Tuesday with 88 Sunday schools represented and 37 B Y P A delegates. Funds of 2272 for Sunday school and 502 for R Y P U were raised, with 20 percent of association funds to education and 50 percent to missions and orphans. Dr S Brown of Waters Normal Institute spoke, and Dr G W Watkins led discussions amid committee reports and resolutions praising Asheville hosts High Point’s hospitality.
North Carolina Secretary of State certifies the voluntary dissolution of F. P. Cauble, Inc. The corporation, located at 206 N Main St High Point Guilford County, filed consent of all stockholders on July 31 1920 and dissolution records are on file in Raleigh.
High Point citizen Mrs. T. C. Stamey of 1011 E Commerce St. praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney trouble backache and headaches. She keeps them on hand and says they provide relief. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY offers the same remedy.
The note claims expertise in renovating all makes of men's hats with prompt mail order service. It highlights knowledge of hat refurbishment and references using a renowned South American process to revive Panama hats across all grades.
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