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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1918

Page

5

High Point Route 1 News Highlights Local Visits

Mrs F G Hammer and two children of Gibsonville visited her parents in High Point. Mrs Lewis and Mrs June Johnson called at W E Grissom's. Jester family attended a Spring Hill church singing. Weavil and son Bert of Wallburg visited the Guyers. Doctors Austin and McAnally operated on Mrs Griffin removing an eye. Several locals visited and attended services around High Point and Jamestown. Lieutenant Carl Davis is on furlough from Camp Jackson. Allie Guyer received a Glasgow University souvenir through M E Johnson. Wade Morris Omar Harvell and families visited E C Henderson and Garfield Guyer before leaving for Hopewell.

F. G. Hammer Gibsonville W. L. Guyer Lewis June Johnson High Point W. E. Grissom W. P. Jester Spring Hill Y.C. Weavil Bert Wallburg W. W Ww. L. Guyer S. Drs. Austin and McAnally Mas. Griffin W. R. Davis Ed J. Welch Alfred Pearce J. W Guyer Hickory Chapel W. M. Jester Welch School Jamestown Magdaline Omar Harvell E C. Henderson Garfield Guyer E. C. Henderse Hopewell A

News from Old Trinity reports Red Cross meeting

R J Riddick arrives from North Dakota and plans training camp. Local crowd notes quiet after high school students depart. Mr and Mrs Rufus Coltrane visit town, with further regional notes on Gaciena conditions.

Red Cross R. J. Riddick North Dakota R. J Dakota Rufus Coltrane Trinity Gaciena

Local Notes on Weather and Visits Spread Through Greensboro and Nearby

Beans turn yellow as cool rainy weather stalls growth. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ballance of Greensboro were in town last Wednesday. Mrs. McGlamery of Durham visits with sons Andrew and Billy. Miss Ellis spends time in Salisbury. Liberty bonds kept up. Mrs. A. P. Hedgecock visited John W. Moore’s Sunday. S. C. Tael and family with J. H. Idel and John Hedgecock’s wife visited. Clarence Pierce of High Point callers at A. C. Davis’s Sunday.

Herbert Ballance Greensboro McGlamery Durham Andrew Billy Ing Liberty Bonds A. P. Hedgecock John W. Moore S. C. Tael J. H Idel John A. Hedgecock John H Clarence Pierce High Point A. C. Davis

Peach Hill News and May Meeting Near Abbott's Creek

Peach Hill News reports wet weather slowing corn planting near Route 1 Kernersville. An old-fashioned Spring Hill church singing drew a large crowd led by Julius Swaim, with the annual May meeting set for May 4 at Abbott's Creek six miles from High Point. The note highlights the church’s age and old graveyard stones and urges attendance for preaching and fellowship. Also included is a 1918 Certificate of Dissolution for Blue Ridge Timber Company filed by Secretary of State J Bryan Grimes.

Kernersville Spring Hill Church Julius Swaim Abbott’s Creek High Point Winston-Salem Road Bugs North Carolina Department of State Blue Ridge Timber Company North Main Street Guilford State of North Carolina R. H. Wheeler I. J. Bryan Grimes State of Raleigh J. Bryan Grimes

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High Point Route 1 News Allie Guyer OLD Trinity Peach Hill News Fred L. Hedgecock America Geo. W. Lowe The C. B. Mattocks Co Mgr Beavan'’S BeAvans Warner Eavans Ea A McCormick & CO Baltimore Elliott Appalachian Lyceum Bureau P. S Mr. Elliott L. B. Williams M. C. Crowson and W. L. Stamey
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