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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
4
Dr and Mrs W J McAnally entertained Friday evening in honor of Miss Irene McGhee of Madison a sister and Dr and Mrs Gilbert Rowe.
Dr G A Lazenby will move to Statesville where he will practice with Dr H C Pitts for three years and Mrs Lazenby will relocate this week. Darrell Pitts plans to join his father in the business about June 1 after finishing dental studies. S C Stout of Glenola renewed his Review subscription and expects a strong corn crop on over 40 acres this year.
The Review announces weekly feature stories titled Kin Hubbard Essays. The articles promise engaging, thoughtful humor and social commentary that readers should not miss.
For 30 days The Review offers the New Victor Emerson Phonograph that plays records from every machine made. One year subscription plus the machine costs 50 cents more for 12 records of choice. Open to old and new subscribers with extension of prepaid years. Also advertisement for Ever Bearing Blackberry plants.
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