Local Clothier Promises Full Line of Menswear
Retailer advertises a complete stock of boys and gents furnishings with options from medium to fancy wear and invites customers to call. Emphasizes customer satisfaction and service at all times.
27 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
1
Retailer advertises a complete stock of boys and gents furnishings with options from medium to fancy wear and invites customers to call. Emphasizes customer satisfaction and service at all times.
The Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South meets at Trinity Church in Charlotte starting November 26 for its 24th annual session. It lists 11 districts 224 charges and 95 175 members and notes climate in Piedmont and western mountains aids popularity. Only fifteen pastor appointments will change due to a four year time limit with one presiding elder among them.
Miss Jessie W. Wilson daughter of the president and Mr Francis B Sayre of New York wed in the White House east room the ceremony conducted by Rev Sylvester W Beach of Princeton New Jersey Miss Wilson was the 13th White House bride in a distinguished assemblage.
The annual day of thanks will be pretty generally observed in High Point with most factories closing for the day and services held in several churches.
The Royal screens The Last Days of Pompeii a George Klein photo drama on Thursday Dec 4 with matinees to midnight. Glaucus and Ione scenes show love and luxury of ancient times while Arbaces signals a temple visit. Also notes on local sales, church services, and farm purchases appear in the page.
Conference discusses converting the M P Publishing House in Greensboro into a college enterprise amid location disputes. The session ordains ministers, and lists stationing commitments and personnel including Rev George E Holmes and Dr George Brown.
Rev. C A Cecil was re-elected president of the M. P. Conference as the session closed. The decision was hailed as a well deserved honor by his many friends.
A small fire damaged the Brackett flats basement late last night. Firefighters found access difficult and battled the blaze to prevent it from spreading. No injuries are reported.
Early shopping saves your temper and your money, encouraging shoppers to plan ahead for holiday purchases.
Mr John W Kennedy returns to Fairburn Ga with Bell Telephone. Gée J Gould’s party back from quail hunting in New York. Arbor Day exercises at auditorium. Thanksgiving plans and unusually early weekly issue. Moffitt Furnishing Co ad featured. Meyers Co and Home Furniture Store promotions. U S Woolen Mills Co offering $15 tailored suits. Cannon-Fetzer Co Basement Sale advertised. Fair on the square highlights many values. Josephus to have government made clothes. Thanksgiving reflections on prisoners Walter Shelton and R W Cobb.
Next week the Review promises a new sensation for children both boys and girls. It will be the hot new item you have been seeking, attracting attention from every youngster.
Ed Craven died yesterday after being struck on the head with a rock by John Nawls. Nawls was arrested early this morning in Durham by Officer Mc Ghee, who tracked Nawls after his brother departed from the area upon hearing Craven's death.
W. W. Finley of the Southern Railroad died at his Washington home yesterday from apoplexy. Thomas Martin Emerson, president of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, died in Washington at 11 PM from acute indigestion. Both men were close friends of the South.
Notice to all taxpayers that a one percent rebate on city and school taxes applies if paid by 7:00 P M Saturday November 29. December grants a one half percent rebate. from January 1 a one percent per month penalty applies per law H C Field City Collector
BEN ROBINSON promotes a Red Tag sale running 29 days with slogans about rare opportunities and a safety guaranteed money refund. Found package on Main Street addressed to Interstate Store. owner to claim notice. Memorial services Sunday at the cemetery by Woodmen of the World. Eric L Ellington of the US Army Air Corps killed in San Diego with Lt. Kelly. Snakes found near Grimes Street School blamed on a butcher bird. Percy Kirkman broke his collar bone in Ellerbe while attempting to ride in a car.
Urges families to invest in a lot at South Side Home two blocks south of Silk Mill with weekly payments of 50 cents. Encourages boys and girls of all ages to participate to foster education, thrift, and economic discipline. The sale date is November 27, 1913, highlighting easy money through South Side money investment.
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