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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
7
A Cleveland gathering heard 22 responses to "Things I Wish I Had Known Before I Was Twenty One." Each man cites lessons on work, health, money, honesty, education, family, faith, and serving others. The list emphasizes patience, hard work, and personal integrity.
Mr and Mrs M E Davis attended an arterly meeting at Science Hill last Sunday. Mr R L Allred filled his regular appointment at High Point Sunday. He seems sleepy this week. Mr and Mrs W B Ridge visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Bees on Sunday. Mrs Emma Cox and daughter Miss Ethel spent Saturday in High Point. Reuben Lazelle Allred and Althea Farlow attended Sunday School at Marlboro Sunday. Mr and Mrs W S Beeson attended quarterly meeting at Science Hill Saturday. Misses Tassie Johnson and Verlie Coltrane visited Mrs C A Bristow. Miss Cora Edwards spent Saturday in High Point. Misses Edith Julian and Tassie Johnson attended Sunday School at Marlboro Sunday.
Baseball officials announce the Piedmont League to consist of players from circuits no higher than class C. A special meeting in Greensboro at the Elks Club approved the plan. William G. Branham of Durham was elected president as six cities endorsing the new league each posted 1000 dollars.
Mrs. A. G. Burchfield of 214 Cable St. recommends Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and irregular kidney function. She says the remedy cured her symptoms and praises its effectiveness at 60 cents per bottle. Foster Milburn Co. promotes the product from Buffalo NY with testimonials and a stock offer.
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