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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
5
Miss Venetia Smith offers half price sale on all hats beginning Saturday for one week. Hats trimmed and untrimmed are included.
Announcement from City Manager R L Picka indicating water and light service will be discontinued for unpaid bills starting July 11 and continuing monthly. A 50 cent charge will be incurred for each connection.
Local notes from High Point and Wallburg area mention President Wilson's plan to address Congress on the League of Nations, Mr. and Mrs. James Poole visiting relatives, Poole's navy service ending in February, and dry hot weather affecting crops. Community events include lawn party at Piney Grove and Shady Grove singing near July.
City officials report the new water plant is progressing at a very satisfactory rate with brick outer walls rising to two stories. The entire outer structure is expected to be completed within a week or two.
Major Henry Westall U S Army aviation instructor completed a mountain crossing from Asheville to Morganton. He flew about 8000 feet for 20 to 25 miles with no landing places feared risky but landed safely in Morganton yesterday.
Elwood Cox plans a condition to his Hamilton Street office and factory. Mr and Mrs Millis and their son stay in Battle Creek Michigan for rest treatment. Dougan Dorsett returns to his home in Oklahoma after visiting his sister Mrs Allie Wright on East Russell. W L Dolamead returns from overseas to be with his grandfather, Cam A Dolameed reports.
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