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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1917

Page

8

NEWS FROM OLD TRINITY REPORTS LOCAL GUESTS AND VISITS

Mrs. Herbert Ballance of Greensboro spent Monday in Trinity. Mrs. Carrie Frazer and Miss Mamie Young attended an Orphanage picnic in Thomasville. Attorney Bruce Craven has returned. Several residents including Prof. Harvey Craven and Rev. T. B Johnson attended activities. Families near North Main and Johnson streets noted for visits and musical classes.

Old Trinity Herbert Ballance Greensboro Trinity John Brame Mamie Young Thomasville Bruce Craven Carrie Frazer Prospect Jesse Elder Mt. Vernon Carrie Phillips Timmonsville S. C Guy Phillips T. B Johnson Harvey Craven Ridgecrest Phillips Malissa Wilborn O. W. Carr Bessie Parkin Covington Mary Faison Walnut Cove Edgar Pepper Capt Parkin North Main St Rose Johnson Johnson Street

Dot Farm Puzzle Picture Story Clue

Puzzle activity instructs readers to connect numbered dots to reveal a story titled The Dot Farm. It guides children to cut out daily pictures and paste into a scrapbook to complete the tale in book form. Copyright 1916 Wheeler Syndicate. Nov 3.

Tommy The Wheeler Syndicate, Inc

Friedland church sermon and local updates from High Point area

Mary A. Clodfelter reports Rev McCuiston's Friedland church sermon drawing a large crowd. Notes a recent marriage between Henry Reid and Maud Strupes, a lightning incident at Alf Clinard's yard, and health updates on Mrs Alf Clinard and Mrs Noni Montsinger. Mentions local protracted meeting, Sunday school convention, produce prices, and Wallburg housing vacancies.

High Point Mary A. Clodfelter McCuiston Winston Friedland Henry Reid Maud Strupes Tobaccoville Alf Clinard Noni Montsinger D. E. Clodfelter Wilmer Clodfelter Janie Clodfelter Shady Grove Luther Green Charlotte Hospital Wallburg

Edwards' Business College Course Offer

If you are interested in a business course at Edwards' Business College this city see The Review at once. Will make special price on one course if taken at once regular price 50.00.

Edwards’ Business College Lonce

Harvests near done as High Point notes flow

Farmers report near completion of harvest with Chas Stanly threshing 220 bushels from 10 acres and selling wheat at 2.25 per bushel. Other items include marriages, health updates, church activities, visits and upcoming Hopewell meetings starting the third Sunday in July.

Chas. Stanly L. K. Mendenhall Lula Reddick J. F. Wilson Prospect Church E. A. Frazier High Point J. C. Frazier Daisy Nona Ingram D. R. Younts G. Lambeth J.W. Albertson John Cameron Linwood J. P

Woman Credits Kidney Pills For Relief At High Point

A High Point resident Mrs. Lee of Willa Avenue says kidney trouble and backache plagued her for ten years. After trying various medicines she found relief using Dean's Kidney Pills, noting three boxes brought great satisfaction and improved sleep and mobility.

C. R. Lee Willa Ave High Point Foster-Milbury Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

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