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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

8

Community Notes on War Efforts and Local Life

Old citizen Joe Farabee celebrates 86th birthday while remaining active on the farm. Local residents invest in Liberty bonds and war savings stamps. Piedmont Liberty Institute attends commencement with Rev. J Clyde Turner delivering the literary address. Community members travel, visit, and report weather, farming, and illness updates.

Mary A. Cieéfan Joe Farabee Jacob Reece Southmont Wall Bros D. E. Clodfelter Southside Winston J. S. Hine Lou Winston Hospital Piedmont-Liberty D.P. Wyer Rudolph Hine Andrew Sells Greensboro Jenkins Wilmer Janie Clodfelter Wallburg

High Point Route 3 Farmers Prep Big Corn Crop

Farmers along High Point Route 3 plan a large corn planting. Sunday visits included L Ware of Flint Hill with the Ingrams. A. A. Ingram and others visited Bunke neyer and Richardson households.

L. Ware Flint Hill A. A. Ingram T. S. Bouldin Ralph Bunkeneyer Lawrence Mendenhall John Richardson H. C- Miller Rudolph Bunkemeyer Daffine- Davis

Eight Birthday Notes and Sunday Visits In Local Community

Community members share simple greetings for an eighth birthday. Mr and Mrs Jane Davis visited Mr and Mrs Rudolph Bunkemeyer and Mrs Annie Aldridge and family on Sunday. Miss Daffie Davis and Paul joined Theo and Marvin Ingram. Mase Aldridge visited Etta and Willie Bonkemeyer. Several residents attended Trinity commencement exercises last week.

Jane Davis Rudolph Bunkemeyer Carnell Aldridge High Point Annie Aldridge Daffie Davis Brother Paul Theo Marvin Ingram Mase Aldridge Etta Willie Bonkemeyer Trinity

News From Old Trinity Town Notes

Local column reports violin teacher Miss Roundtree playing at church in town. Mrs Martha English from the suburb visited for church day. Thomas Parker and sister Miss Mary joined churchgoers. News of Dr Weeks death in Washington DC shocks Trinity readers. Mrs Jane Weeks of the hotel plans to leave for Edgecombe County soon. Mrs Callie Wishart visited, guest of Mrs James Pepper. Mr and Mrs Bruce Craven are away at present.

Roundtree Martha English Thomas Parker Mary Trinity Dr. Weeks Washington, D. C High Point Jane Weeks Edgecombe County Callie Wishart James Pepper Bruce Craven

Peach Hill News Debugging Rural Ties and Weather

Large Abbotts Creek church crowd reports good roads attracting visitors from Kernersville and High Point. Local updates include health, family visits, farming notes on corn replanting and soon tobacco setting, a small pasture fire with minimal damage, and weekend visits among Hedgecock and Welborn families.

Community Notes From High Point Route 1

A Sunday gathering at Abbott's Creek drew a large crowd for the May meeting. Local families and neighbors, including the Guyer and Jester households, visited, hosted events, or attended church services with Rev. Edward Suits preaching to the youth at Mechanicsville M. P. church.

High Point Route Items

Mr and Mrs E J Welch were callers at Mr Carol Bundys Sunday Born to Mr and Mrs A L Gordon a son John Bolling has moved his family to Greensboro Mr Bolling has

E. J. Welch Carol Bundy A. L. Gordon John Bolling Greensboro Mr. Bolling

Local Notes On Families Neighbors And Happenings

F W Welch and family were present at Mrs Louie Lambs last Sunday. J Mat Gordon has recovered from illness and can work. Harrison Davis had his house painted and extended to improve appearance. Frank Luck visited from Abbott's Creek with family. Mr and Mrs Charlie Burns visited W E Kirkman. Lieut Charlie Davis of Camp Jackson planned to go to France soon. Milt Gordon and W P Gordon with families visited A M Payne in Davidson. A son R E Jr born to Mr and Mrs Southard. Claude Hughes married Lillie Pickard. J M Smith Calvin and Carlie Hughes visited Camp Sevier to see brothers bound for France. Mrs Rhoda Johnson is sick. Rhoda Smith met Russell Johnson at Camp Sevier. they married. Mrs Johnson joins field hospital corps and Mrs Johnson returned to High Point after marriage.

Abbott's Creek Magdaline Bessie Phillips Myrne Blanche Iagram Rt 2 J. Mat Gordon Frank Luck Abootts Creek John R. Conk Muriel Fired Clinard Mechanicsville J. W. Guyer Jack Bolling Parkton W. W. Guyer L D. Phillips W. M. Jester High Point Oscar Haithcock Lebaton Vera Philathea Sabre Berta Harvey Annie Krift Rosa Mae Ingram Allie Guyer Lula Thacker Mesdames J. W. Thacker W. P. Jester CB. Welch Miss White Edward Suits M. P J. Mat. Gordon Harrison Davis Abbott’s Creek Zellon ‘Luck Charlie Burns W. E. Kirkman Charlie Davis Camp Jackson Charlie France Kaiser Milt Gordon W. P. Gordon Davidson A. M Payne

Two Juveniles Arrested In Hardware Store Raid

Lee Bryant and Rubi two youths aged 15 and 16 were caught Sunday night entering High Point Hardware Co. They confessed to breaking into three other stores last week. The boys have prior prison records and one carried a flashlight and a case knife. They were bound over to the court at Tuesday morning trial.

Lee Bryant Rubi. Lee High Point Hardware Co

Vinol Strengthens Weak Women and All Ages

Vinol claims to revitalize weak nervous and run down individuals with a formula including River and Beef Peptones Iron manganese irons and ammonium nitrate lime soda glycerophosphates. The ad offers a money back guarantee if a bottle fails to help and cites Matton Drug Co High Point NC.

Vinci Matton Drug Co High Point

Farming for Profit on the Indian River Tract

The Florida East Coast Fruit Land Co. advertises a 500 acre tract on the Indian River near Jacksonville Florida suitable for oranges grapefruit and vegetables. Railroads and the Dixie Highway cross the land with riverfront access and coastwise boat traffic nearby.

Florida East Coast Fruit Land Co Bay St Jacksonville

Land Sale Offer in Ten Acre Tracts at Forty Dollars Per Acre

M C Henley of Sebastian Florida announces land for sale in ten acre tracts or less at forty dollars per acre. Ten percent cash with the balance due later without interest or taxes. He will be in the state to answer questions about Florida or Indian River Park.

Florida Indian River Park M. C. Henley Sebastian

Glass bottle crash nearly wounds worker at Ecker Glass

R. P. Pope, an employee at the Ecker Glass works, narrowly escaped serious injury Monday afternoon when a heavy glass bottle shattered and struck his left arm.

R. P. Pope Eckert Glass Works

Saturday Evening Post Ad Requests Review Office Call

Advertisement urges readers to obtain this week’s Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman with contact at Review Office and phone number 275 for inquiries.

Saturday Evening Post

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Sophia Annie Cox N. H. Farlow Oda Loflin Eula Smith Sadie Osborn Nancy Wall Old Union Church Old Union Cemetery Annie Ethel Cox Monroe Hoover Randleman Eliza Edwards W. C. Connor Greenstore J.C Davis Camp Sevier A. W. Davis J. C. Newlin Frank Farrow Althea Farlow Cora Edwards Elmer Beeson S. W. Beeson Eliza Edwards Thomasville Wm. Brookshire OLD Trinity Peach Hill Fred L. Hedgecock Kernersville Abbotts Creek Elisha Hedgecock W. R. Pitts K. F. Hedgecock Lena Wiightenberry A. C. Davis C. Hedgecock Nina Welborn B. H. Welborn High Point Route 1 Vidi F. W. Welch Louie Lamb Straby B, Lawrence &Co Chicago Man Drug Co J. A. Bart Drug Co W. H. Dugdale Dugdale McCormick & CO Baltimore Mid Efird W. T. Price Public Cardus Staley Stanton-Welch Bldg J. W. Paschal the Shoe Man W. Broad St A. C. Staley the Saturday Evening Post Georgettes Iloflin Elliott Appalachian Lyceum Bureau P. S Mr. Elliott Committee L. B. Williams M. C. Crowson W. L. Stamey
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