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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
8
A promotional note invites readers to focus on the weekly Kin Hubbard Essays feature in The Review, praising the essays as well worth attention and highlighting their regular appearance.
An advertisement touts Ever Bearing Blackberry plants at six for 100 dollars or twelve for 2 dollars and promotes building lots for sale. It also urges subscriptions to The Review with clubbing offers including multiple magazines and patterns, urging quick action and noting non guaranteed prices.
sale offer for 30 Dickens volumes 30 Dumas 15 Saving 5 Encyclopaedia 5 Shakespeare and other noted books. Call at Review office at once.
Classified ads list Nancy Hall and Early Triumph sweet potato plants priced at 1.75 and 1.50 per 1000, plus real early tomato plants transplanted at 25 cents per dozen and other varieties at 50 cents per 100. Moffitt's Farm. Phone 4264. Also notices on land deeds chattel mortgages state warrants for sale at The Review office. In Guilford County Superior Court Mary Girton seeks divorce from Frank W. Girton. defendant must appear June 11, 1916 in Greensboro NC.
The notice lists registration sites in Northeast Southeast and Northwest High Point with specific registrar names and locations. Registration books open April 27 and close May 20, with Saturday hours 9 am to sundown and weekday hours at registrar locations.
Social notes recount Easter visits and family gatherings across High Point Burlington Winston and Greensboro. Highlights include weddings for Tessie Hayworth and John Garrison and multiple church and school events, with several families visiting relatives and attending the Welch school commencement.
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