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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
5
The Western North Carolina League champion meets Red Springs, Eastern North Carolina League winner, Sept 9 10 11 in Charlotte to decide North Carolina's World Series. Past results show Red Springs Morganton and Morganton Raeford matching for bragging rights.
Mrs. Wm. J. Crowson of Sumter South Carolina visited her son Cashier MC Crowson of the Home Banking Co. last week.
Advertisement touts Gets-It as the world’s greatest corn remedy. Claims use in two seconds, no bandages or razors, fits smaller shoes, eliminates limp. Sold by druggists and by mail from E Lawrence & Co Chicago. promoted by Mann Drug Co and Hart Drug Co in High Point.
Members of the LO. R. M. held an afterwork gathering in the Bevill building lodge room. Rev. G. F. Milloway opened with prayer and a quartet including Boyle Brewer Hayworth and Simmons performed. Prof. D. M. Weatherly spoke on Redmanship, introduced by R. E. Andrews, followed by more music and refreshments.
W P Gordon and family and J C Boling and family toured Chatham county visiting relatives and returned home after a pleasant two day stay. W T Pierce, Asheboro division foreman, returns from a vacation around Knoxville after 16 years on the High Point end. Subscriptions renewals noted from J E Boling and others as readers praise THE REVIEW. Prize hog raisers Cyrus Davis and David Welborn challenge other readers.
John Farley, a Greensboro man, claims to have found a gold vein on his land near Jacksonville school while blasting rock for a nearby crusher. He says he has consulted an expert chemist who confirms the find as potentially rich ore after further prospecting.
Southern Railway offers a low fare excursion from Salisbury, Greensboro and intermediates to Washington on September 21 with return on regular trains up to September 24. Fares: Salisbury 5.00, High Point 5.00, Reidsville 4.50, Greensboro 5.00. travel permits three days and two nights in Washington with side trips to Baltimore and Philadelphia. last excursion of the season.
The Register of Deeds Rankin office issued fifty marriage licenses in the past month. In August 1914, forty eight couples obtained license to wed.
Dr. C. B. Ingrar of Mt. Gilead passed through Asheboro Monday en route to Siler City to attend the funeral of Dr. J. A. Turner who died at High Point Saturday afternoon.
Mr C T Luck was in Asheboro Tuesday returning from High Point where he had been to see his son Ivey who is in the hospital. The man is getting along very well. Mr P C Pum has accepted a position as bookkeeper with Randolph Chair Co in High Point and will move his wife to Asheboro soon.
The Turner family expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and after the death of their husband and father James A Turner. They note neighbors and friends showed consideration both in life and bereavement. The statement comes from Mrs. James A Turner and James A Turner II. The A M College opened with 640 students on opening day, a notable record.
New main building features 20 classrooms and an auditorium with complete teaching equipment for agriculture, cooking, and sewing. A 24 acre school farm, separate dormitories for boys and girls, board at cost, and tuition free. Two men and eight women form the trained teaching staff. New term starts September 22. view the catalogue and school views by sending for details.
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