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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1916

Page

8

Goulash Guns Feed Citizens Marines at Landsdowne Camp

Philadelphia July 27 The famous Goulash Guns second only to the giant Lowisters will feed citizen marines on hikes from the Landsdowne Pa training camp opening July 21 More than two hundred recruits have enrolled and the Marine Corps training favors those torn between land or sea service All Marines are trained for both shore and sea duty and citizen volunteers will share the double service

Philadelphia States Landsdowne

Suburban Newspaper Pleads Subscribers to Settle Arrears

The publication asks readers to settle outstanding balances to cover rising costs. It notes newspaper prices rose about 100 percent in six months with ink and printing supplies also escalating. The note appeals to those who owe to help shoulder the burden.

If You’re a Knocker There’s a Hammer Out for You

A poetic plea to readers about national unity and loyalty to Uncle Sam. It contrasts Yankee Southern and Western identities, praises equality, and warns that critics risk social sanction. The piece urges readers to be true to country, avoid knocker behavior, and support American ideals.

New England Mississippi Valley Southland Slope Sam Uncle Sam

News From Old Trinity Social Roundup

Mr and Mrs Durant Ballance with Mr Marvin Andrews and wife traveled to Wrightsville Beach last Thursday returning to Trinity Saturday night. Mrs Carpenter visited Greensboro with her sister in law Mrs Dr Alford. Mrs Bessie Willis vacationing with her parents at Elmwood Court. Miss Kate Craven poorly but improving. Mrs Lucy Johnston and Eloise went to High Point. Miss India Young home from Norfolk for vacation. Protracted meeting began last night likely lasting two weeks. Little Stewart Vick sprained his wrist while playing. Dr A M McCuiston attended and is recovering. Reddick Phillips and Prof Johnston at Ebeneezer meeting Saturday. Mrs James Lowe visited her parents on Sunday. Miss Manilla Burchfield returned from visit to sister Mrs John Kidd. John Guyer and daughter Inez visited E C Henderson. Mr and Mrs T C Farmer visited their daughter Mrs Curtis Hedgecock. Rev Samuel McMillan’s new High Point residence on Greene Street completed. E C Henderson left for Detroit. S J White and Mrs T M Fleetwood visited Lindsay Street. Piedmont Baptist Association in Greensboro. Rev J M Hilliard moderator. Rev Thomas Carrick to preach. Mesdames Hugh A Moffitt and J A Welch enjoyed Virginia Beach trip.

Kate Craven Lucy Johnston Eloise High Point India Young Norfolk Stewart Vick A.m.mccuiston Messrs Reddick, Phillips Prof Johnston Ebeneezer James Lowe J. W.welch Manilla Burchfield John Kidd John Guyer Inez Mechanicsville E. C. Henderson T. C. Farmer Curtis Hedgecock Samuel McMillan S. J. White Severn T M. Fleetwood Jackson R B. White Lindsay Street Piedmont Baptist Association Greensboro J. M. Hilliard Thomas Carrick Hugh A Moffitt J. A Welch Virginia Beach

Local Folks Share Sunday Visits and Health News

High Point residents Mr. and Mrs Clyde Lowe and Miss Annie McLeod visited relatives Sunday. Henry Horney returned home from Camp Glenn. Joe Doss and W S Isom traveled to see kin and at a saw mill. W S Guyer was ill but recovered enough to be out. A large crowd attended Children's Day at Hickory Chapel with W P Jester J W Guyer and Miss Allie assisting. Fred Grissom spent the weekend with his grandfather F C Grissom, with the Grissoms and Alfred Pearce also visiting.

Clyde Lowe High Point Will Lowe Annie McLeod W. L. Kivett Henry Horney Camp Glenn Joe Doss John Taylor W. S. Isom Mechanicsville Wesley Guyer W. S. Guyer Hickory Chapel W. P. Jester J. W. Guyer Allie Fred Grissom

Coming to the Broadway feature with divers and glamour

A promotional note touts a Broadway run titled The Most Beautiful and Perfectly Formed Woman in the World, supported by 50 diving beauties. It promises a great show and urges attendance, noting higher admission at MorrisOld Stand elsewhere.

Southern Railway Excursion to Atlantic City

Southern Railway offers a fourth low fare excursion to Atlantic City New Jersey on Thursday August 3 with round trip rates from High Point 12.50 Lexington 12.50 Thomasville 12.50 and proportionate fares from intermediate points Tickets good on the special train and returning on regular trains within the limit Local agents or R P DeButts D P A Charlotte N C can provide details Dr W F Clayton has returned from a two week vacation.

Southern Ry Atantic City N. J High Point Lexington Thomasville R. P. DeButts Charlotte N. C

Undine the Beauty in a Sea Fantasy at Broadway

Manager Wagner of the Broadway has booked a big show for July 31 and August 1 featuring Miss Ina Schnall in Undine the Sea Fantasy. The production includes 50 diving beauties in a striking display. Admission is only 15 cents, lower than other venues.

Wagner Broadway Ina Schnall

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Johnny Trumps Liber Tee Harris Bro North Main Street H. Harris & Bro COR. E WASHINGTON _” STREET OLD Trinity High Point R.F. D Younts Newton Bros Aia Ida Schnall Undine the Sea N. B Southern Railway Atlantic Cit W. F. Clayton
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