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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1917

Page

8

Rev Kirksley Joins Wallburg Baptist Church as Principal

O C Harris recovers from seven weeks of inflammatory rheumatism and returns to work as traveling salesman for High Point manufacturers. Rev Kirksley of Morganton accepts a call to Wallburg Baptist Church and serves as school principal this year at Wallburg. Community notes mention visits, births, meetings planned for Mt Vernon and Canaan, and local farming amid recent rains. Dolph Thomas buys a new Ford.

O. C. Harris High Point Harris Richmond Here Mary A. Clodfelter Kirksley Morganton Wallburg Baptist Church Wallburg Claud Wall Adam Clodfelter David Winston R. M. Clodfelter D. E. Clodfelter D. M. Wyer Bert Weavil Wilma Clodfelter Y. C. Weavil Roby Clodfelter Dolph Thomas

Severe electrical storm causes damage citywide

A severe storm struck the city at 2 a.m. with heavy rain and lightning. Wires and transformers were damaged, a three foot wall at Dr. J D Mann's home was destroyed, and several trees were struck in Roland Park and High Point areas. Herbert Marsh attended a Greensboro Fourth of July Eve dance.

J.D. Mann Roland Park North South High Point Herbert Marsh Greensboro

A Satirical Look At Football And Its Fans

The piece mocks football as a noisy, combative spectacle dominated by fans and harsh players. It humorously catalogs props like whistles, goalposts, and rooters, while exaggerating injuries, toughness, and the supposed cruelty of the game. It notes college players’ ruggedness, odd standards, and the idea of football as a parlor game in some eyes.

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Local advisory board formed for public schools

High Point announces a new advisory board for public schools comprising A E Tate J Elwood Cox Chas F Tomlinson and J J Farriss appointed by city council on Mayor W P Ragan's suggestion. The note mentions local social updates including visits and health, with a marriage uniting Annie McLeod and William Horsey.

Messrs A. E. Tate J Elwood Cox Chas. F. Tomlinson J. J Farriss W. P. Ragan Clarence Pearce Alfred Pearce Garfield Guyer Columbia S. C L. D. Phillips Roger Fair Bluff Phillips Will Lowe Hickory Chapel Church High Point Edward Montgomery W.L. Guyer Guyer F.G. Hammer Gibsonville J. R. Cook T. P. Kimrey Liberty W. W. Guyer Curtis Hedgecock Greensboro John Blair Harry Raymond Wesley Hedrick Winston-Salem Tom Hilton Annie McLeod William Horsey Miss McLeod Eli McLeod W. L. Horney

Army camp move to Charlotte delays Fayetteville plan

It appears the tented army camp designated for Fayetteville will be blocked and likely set up in Charlotte instead, altering local military planning and site allocation.

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Coe George Sea Island Onan H. A. Moffitt High Point, N. C Moffitt Furnishing Co Aliie Guyer Cedar Lodge Victoria Hudson Barnum Springs First Presbyterian Church BEAVA Fence McCormick & CO Baltimore Karekk
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