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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
5
Rousing call to action urges self discipline, focus, and effort. It emphasizes that motive power and will transform intentions into progress, encouraging planning, steady work, and perseverance to overcome stagnation and reach higher aims.
A patriotic call praises soldiers and urges public support through cheer and money. Veterans recall Civil War days as a Friday night demonstration ends with strong flag reverence for the red white and blue symbol.
The editor spent two days in Asheville for the Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men. He praises western North Carolina scenery from Mt. Mitchell to Grove Park Inn and Lake Junaluska. The Red Men meeting included national officers Great Incohonee Downs of Boston and Past Great Incohonee John W. Cherry of Norfolk, who voiced support for the nation in its hour of need.
Members paid up and in good standing answer the country's call. The state order born in the Revolution is American. The next state meeting will be at Wrightsville Beach in June 1917. North Carolina aims to secure the 1917 national convention in Asheville with a strong effort. Heenan Hughes of Graham heads the state chapter with R F Tuttle of Edenton and E G West of Greensboro in key posts.
Mr Allan Carpenter son of Mr Jesse Carpenter from Anson county visited relatives in Trinity last Saturday evening en route to Lynchburg Va where he is in business Prof D C Johnson is improving slowly from pleurisy Trinity gains a new doctor McCuiston of Norwood who resides in the Hayes house Miss Thelma Ritchie of New London Stanley county visits cousin Miss Mary Ritchie Johnson on South Main Dr William Norment spends his vacation at home and plans to enter the University next fall Miss Balsom of New York visits Miss Odell Peacock in High Point then departs Trinity for adieus The Randolph circuit Sunday School picnic met at Mt Vernon Mrs Bessie Willis and children of North Wilkesboro stay with Mr W T Ellis at Elmswood Several Trinity folk attend missionary meeting at High Point on the 20th 21st last week Mrs Crissie Clark of Asheboro passes through en route to Wheatmore to visit relatives Miss Annie Jones trained nurse from Mooresville arrives to take Miss Harney's place at the Aislen home Trinity remains lively.
A brief, fragmented passage notes busy traffic with cars moving north and south and mentions cheerful riders, RL J. in a casual observational tone.
The document advertises magazine subscription bundles with The Review and other titles at low prices, urging quick action before prices change. It also includes a legal notice of the sales of real estate in Guilford County under Bessie Hinshaw as administrator of Columbus F. Hinshaw’s estate.
Advertises two or three live boys to sell The Saturday Evening Post The Ladies Home Journal and The Country Gentleman with big money and valuable prizes. Apply to Paul Stamey District Agent at the Review office.
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