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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
5
Correspondents are reminded that space limits cause condensation of items. Mr and Mrs John R Cook entertained several youths for Avery's fourteenth birthday with ice cream and cake. Community visits and travels are listed among local families and upcoming music at Pickory Chapel next Sunday.
Miss Armfield of Greensboro a niece of W F Ellis visited Trinity. James White and family returned to Johnson street home from Wheatmore. Gaither Elder of Hopewell Va visited Trinity. Prof Will Bivins editor of Stanley Enterprise was here briefly. Miss Clara Worth of the High School went to Asheboro. Prof T H Covington of Walnut Cove visited relatives and led prayer at the college chapel. A crowd of High School youth attended church at East View Sunday. Miss Mary White of Guilford College spent the weekend with family on South Main. Mr Fred Ingram visited Sunday evening. Mr Maryin Andrews family moved to a new North Main street home. Prof D C Johnson went to Asheboro on school business. R L J.
High Point Route 4 visits to Lexington for relatives and a well attended fair. Clodfelter family members, including Roby and Conrad Wyer, visit R. M. Clodfelter’s family. A linen supper at Charley Elberts yields 35.75 dollars. Walter Craven home after appendicitis operation. Wheat farming expectations dip due to high prices. Road work on Thomasville-Wallburg road. Dr Clinard improving. Mrs Perry Green to leave hospital.
C. H. Yost captured first place in the latest automobile contest with Miss Grimes second and Miss Lloyd third. Cobb finished fourth and Miss Long fifth in the readable recap of the event.
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