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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
4
A Michigan county official warns against accepting free road building material. He argues the gift can plant a costly habit of using the same type of road everywhere. Local officials should decide desired road type and resist ad hoc offerings to avoid inferior or costly construction.
Route 1 residents recount a large birthday surprise for Mr A A Gordon at his home, with family, friends, and neighbors from High Point and Welch School area attending. A seventy six foot long yard table overflowed with food as guests shared in celebration of Mr Gordon turning seventy six, with Mrs Gordon receiving gifts and many well wishes.
Old Trinity News reports Prof. D.C. Johnson and his daughter traveling to High Point last night. Rev Crowder preached at the College Chapel to a large crowd Sunday. Trinity High School Commencement is two weeks away. Miss Rose Johnson, visiting for the weekend, returned to Sophia on Monday morning.
Many Trinity residents stay in Florida for winter while Miss Benson Parker remains away. Mr. John Elder recently visited Trinity after living in New York. High School pupils prepare speeches and recitations for commencement. Rev. Mr. Bennett of Centenary will preach the sermon and Prof. Thornwell Haynes of High Point will give the address.
Mrs. Cecil Dead died Thursday night at her home in Davidson county. She was 77 and known locally. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at Pleasgy Grove M. P. church conducted by Rev. P A Highfield.
Rev Pleasant D Brown and A W Klemme returned from the Laymen's convention at Roanoke Virginia where Mr Klemme joined the general committee. A large delegation attended the gathering.
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