25 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
1
A local call to shoppers urges buying from home merchants to keep money circulating within the town. It emphasizes that supporting nearby shops yields better service and keeps the community economically strong.
Theaters advertise a Broadway presentation of Damon and Pythias promising a dramatic, inspiring tale of love and devotion. Descriptions claim the film is the best of its kind shown in High Point with matinee and evening showings. December 2 is noted as a key date.
Turner loses appeal as Supreme Court sustains conviction for selling whiskey last year. Judge Shaw denied defense challenge to police oath authority. Turner held on a $1,500 bond after higher court ruling in favor of the State.
An advertisement claims over 2500.00 in savings for customers buying shoes cash at Thackers. It touts 20 percent discounts and 31,500.00 total savings, inviting patrons to visit for proof. The ad references a larger display elsewhere.
The Review reports North Carolina city populations led by Charlotte at 38,887 and Raleigh at 19,980. High Point is listed eighth in size with 12,359, while Winston Salem shows the largest percentage gain and Raleigh the smallest rise over five years.
In the eastern city area officers arrested Clark W. Bowers for possessing three or more gallons of whiskey. He allegedly attempted to destroy evidence as police approached. Bowers posted a $250 bond in cash yesterday, with funds reportedly on hand.
The Winston-Salem Sentinel reported Rev. E L Bain of Centenary church would move to Wesley Memorial in High Point and Rev G T Rowe would go to Centenary in Winston. The error prompts apology for confusion over clergy assignments.
The speaker argues that a bank account improves credit and debt repayment, sets a good example for family, and shows financial responsibility. Paying by check provides a verifiable receipt and endorsement trail, enhancing trust and safety for dependents.
Brief column notes rain delaying church attendance and a ball game weather impact. Announces that Route 1 news and other items, issued one day earlier, were crowded out this week but will appear next.
The paper lists minister assignments and church appointments for the Western North Carolina Conference and the Methodist Protestant Conference. Readers can locate their ministers and friends in the published notices.
High Point turned the tables on Reidsville with a 38 to 0 victory at home. Dewey Hoffman William Simmons and Lawrence Cannon starred for High Point in a rematch after a 13 to 0 loss the prior week to Reidsville.
Welcome extends to Rev. Gilbert T. Rowe Rev. A. G. Dixon and the pastor of South Main Street as High Point’s 12 000 residents greet church leaders at Fast and West End M E churches.
The page promotes Bank of Commerce urging readers to patronize it for independence, Allen Bros. highlight ladies interests, Woods Dry Goods offers seasonable goods at low prices, and Staley the Jeweler promises bigger values for money at a reputable shop.
An advertisement touts a Christmas novelty item a card case with 80 cards for 2.75 dollars. It promotes a free detached seal leather card and invites orders from readers, mentioning Stamey and Leenee nee.
A brief note thanks HAN for honest work and timely pay notices. The message expresses ongoing gratitude and enduring appreciation for reliable earnings and fair treatment in the workplace.
Town notes report Tillies Tomato Surprise at the Rose on November 24 drawing interest. Randall Mann clears State Pharmaceutical Board review while H G Barnes buys into Peoples House Furnishing Co. Supt Thornwell Haynes takes charge of the auditorium. West mother of Joseph Welborn injured at her son's home. Miss Ethel Gowans travels from Washington for garden plans. Miss Rage Alexander marries Albert Rees. R A Whigeler seeks bankruptcy relief for High Point Casket Co. directors challenged. Revs Still iard attend Sunray event in Salisbury.
The Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge endorse a film titled Damon and Pythias after viewing it in Minneapolis on October 12 1914. They call it the most comprehensive and artistic depiction of the friendship story and urge all Py thians and supporters to see the production at Broadway Theatre on Thursday December 2 for one day only. The notice emphasizes advertising as essential to business success and cites major companies that invest heavily in ads.
A reader laments circulars printed and distributed house to house, noting many fail to reach intended audiences while suggesting newspapers remain the best channel for attracting quality customers. The editor argues persistent, well-placed ads do bring results and connect merchants with the right buyers.
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