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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
8
Lawrence B. Richardson formerly of this city spent several days here visiting friends and relatives. He is now employed at Luna theatre at Sanford.
Correspondents report Mrs John Clinard visiting R M Clodfelter on Tuesday. Miss Zella Pearl leaves for Mor ganton to enter a deaf and dumb institution. Miss Maggie Kelly of North Wilkesboro wed Mr Dunbar near High Point. Mrs Martha Stuart of Deep River plans to settle near Wallburg. Mrs Jane Smith died and was buried at St De lights. Ohio? Winter visitors C C Smith and D M Wyer noted. Green tomatoes remain on the plant.
Greensboro visitors and local families share Christmas time with relatives and friends. Alfred Peace hosts Guy Pearce. Gibsonville, High Point and Winston-Salem residents appear in seasonal greetings and family gatherings across the area.
Vai paid a short visit to the farm last week. Mrs Ross Johnson and daughter Miss Lottie of Mechanicsville were among visitors at L D Phillips home during Christmas. Mr and Mrs W A Perham of Raleigh spent Christmas with Mrs Perham’s parents Mr and Mrs R Henderson. W N Guyer of Detroit arrived Dec 21 to spend Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs W W Guyer. Several others from High Point Oak Ridge and Durham visited and stayed with local families during the holiday period.
Dr. J L Moorefield formerly with Pomona and Burlinton was shot by Will Johnson son of Editor Johnson of the Mount Airy News during Christmas week. The 38 caliber revolver fired twice in the post office lobby at about three o'clock, lodging in the abdomen and injuring the physician’s hand.
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