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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1913

Page

1

North Carolina Conference in session at High Point

The North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church sits in High Point with Rev. C. A. Cecil as president likely to reappoint. Delegates arrive by train. Rev. A. G. Dixon leads North Main Street Church housing the sessions. local church numbers about 300 with an orphanage nearby.

C. A’ Cecil North Carolina Methodist Protestant Church C. A. Cecil A. G. Dixon North Main Street High Point

Local ad copy prompts readers to shop elsewhere

Fragmentary notice urges readers to view ads in The Review for best bargain days. It hints at a sales event and directs attention to external offers without providing concrete details.

K P Nights Banquet at High Point Lodge No 39

K of P Good Speaking event in High Point with Chancellor Commander W E Herndon presiding. Speeches by Geo T Wood Mayor Fred N Tate Col D H Milton and others praise fraternalism. Banquet at American Cafe followed by cheers and cigars as attendees left smiling. Turkey Train holiday special announced for Thanksgiving from East Tennessee to New York via Southern Railway and Pennsylvania Railway.

High Point Lodge No K. of P. of Morristown Tenn The Southern Railway Great East Tennessee Poultry District Big Eastern Johnson City Asheville Washington New York Pennsylvania

Interesting Program for North Carolina Teachers Assembly in Raleigh

The NC Teachers Assembly sets its annual session in Raleigh from November 26 to 29. Secretary E E Sams sends out the program promising inspiration enlightenment and information for attendees. Also notices of silver teas at local church parsonages and a successful Mystic Tea by the South Main Street M E Church ladies are included.

North Carolina Teachers’ Assembly Raleigh E E. Sams South Main Street M. E. Church

Ready for Business Furnishings Offer Wide Clothing Line

A local shop advertises a full line of boys and gents furnishings including clothing shoes hats shirts collars ties socks underwear and more. They stock medium to fancy wear and invite calls to serve customers, promising to please at all times.

James Parker Dies After Train Crossing Accident

Sunday night at Main street crossing James Parker son of Mr and Mrs T Lemuel Parker tried to catch a freight train. His head struck a lamp and the wheels severed both legs. He died next morning at one o clock after care by Dr D A Stanton. Parker and an associate named Oakes planned to beat it to Greensboro.

Main Street James Parker T. Lemuel Parker D. A. Stanton Parker Oakes Greensboro

Attends Important Meet and Local Notices

Mr. A Lyon president of the Carolina Baseball League attended a National Association of Professional Baseball meeting in Columbus Ohio with about 400 delegates and the next gathering planned for Omaha Neb Gov Hooper and Gov Cox addressed attendees Miss Venetia Smith and Joseph Robertson wed at Rev L A Peeler's church Two local marriages also noted The Central Foundry goes bankrupt and plans for Richmond NC football game discussed Red Cross Seals campaign expands with North Carolina leading the drive and church groups backing tuberculosis prevention A Nashville County Board jointly plans employing a full time physician for health duties

A. Lyon Carolina Baseball League Columbus Ohio National Association of Professional Baseball Gov. Hooper Tennessee Nashville Gov. Cox Omaha Neb Venetia Smith Joseph Robertson Nettie Robbins L. A. Peeler Randleman Eddie Hayworth CM. Morris J.W. Harris J. Elwood Cox Fox Chase Manchester South Main Street Staley Central Foundry and Machine Co Wilkes McClare Richmond North Carolina Virginia Allhats

City tax rebate and penalties notice

Notice to all taxpayers: a one percent rebate on city and school taxes if paid by 7:00 PM Saturday, November 29. During December a one and a half percent rebate applies, and starting January 1 a one percent monthly penalty is added as provided by law.

State Declares Thanksgiving Holiday Proclaimed by Governor Craig

North Carolina Governor Locke Craig proclaims Thanksgiving on November 27 1913 urging rest and worship. He calls on farmers merchants and workers to observe the day with gratitude and charity, pledging righteousness and justice in the commonwealth. Report notes J C Bouldin's son in Baltimore hospital awaiting operation. New ads listed across the issue.

North Carolina United States Raleigh Locke Craig

Administratrix Notice for J W Witcher Estate Guilford NC

Mary L Witcher administrators notice to present verified claims by October 36 1914 or barred. All debts to be paid promptly. D H Parsors attorney High Point NC listed. Notice dated October 30 1913.

J. W. Witcher Guilford County North Carolina D. H. Parsors High Point N.C Mary L Witcher J.W. Witcher

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M. P Ragan-Millis Millis He'rs Clinard-Staley P. D. Stern Winston A. W Pegram Star Market D. E. Hammer Archdale Christian Endeavor Society Hawkins Charlotte F. N. Tate the Royal Edmunds Bellevue Hotel Hobgood John .Ecil Jack Taylor Lodge of Elks Mesers Alvin Ralph Parker Wilem Norman Southern Loan & Trust Co Snow Park Chas. Gurley Gurley George J Gould Mr. Gould Southern Express Stamey Company Thacker’s Shoe Store N. Main St High Point, N. C Illinery Jos Buy Ag Milfiner S. Main St Reveiw K. OF P.'S Entertain Washington Street M. E E. A. Snow Bradner & Pearsall Bradner Pearsall Gents and Boys Furnishings Commerce St. Sherrod Bldg County Board of Commissioners Board of Health Board of Education MO. P. Kerr J.C. Bouldin W L. Bouldin Baltimore Moffitt Furnishing Co Leonard Beavans-Stamey Co the Fair Munford’s Cash Store D. F. Staley D Bones & Son Goose Grease Co Meyer’s Department Store Tilley’s Emporium Luzianne Coffee Tion Ues Moffitt Furnishing Company
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