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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1915

Page

8

Southern Railway Adopts New Trade Mark The Southern Serves the South

The Southern Railway Company announces a new trademark SR symbolizing the road and the slogan The Southern Serves the South. The design and motto emphasize the system’s extensive reach across southern states. The company spends about 2,000,000 annually on advertising nationwide to draw travelers to the South.

The Southern Railway Company Southern South Southern Railway Ohio and Potomac Mississippi Rivers

Saw It In The Review Boosts Local Trade

A playful reminder urges readers to mention they saw items in this journal to aid advertisers and strengthen town commerce. It touts civic pride and support for local merchants while noting editors enjoy lighthearted humor in the paper.

High Point Mortgage Sale of 1909 Property Set for Oct 2 1915

By power of sale in a 1909 mortgage Tuttle and wife Nat Tuttle owe defaulted note payments to E. Corbit. Bettie Corbit as admix of E T Corbit dec’d will sell at public auction in front of Bank of Commerce High Point on October 2 1915 at noon, Lot 12 in Hedgecock Plot 2, 50 by 150 feet, West side of Dee Allen Street, Guilford County North Carolina.

T. S. Tuttle N. N. Tuttle E. Corbit Register of Deeds Guilford County N. C Ugger Bank of Commerce High Point North Carolina High Point Township J. M. Hedgecock Hedgecock Office of the Register of Deeds Greensboro Dee Allen Street Bettie Corbit E. T. Corbit Ww. P

Mortgage Sale of Guilford County Property in High Point

Malinda Smith’s mortgage to E T Cobit dated November 25 1902 defaulted on, Bank of Commerce auction in High Point Guilford County on October 2 1915 at 12 PM. Property in High Point Township bounded by Ellison Street J H Jennings Lot Price Street and J H Jennings line encompassing about one half acre. Bettie Corbit Admx of E T Corbit deceased mortgagee solicitor W P Ragan. Land posters printed for sale.

Malinda Smith E. T. Cobit A.D Register of Deeds Office Guilford County N C Bank of Commerce High Point N. C Nith Carolina High Point Township J. A. Lindsay J. H. Jennings Ellison Street J H. Jennings Said Street Price Street J.H Jennings Bettie Corbit E. T. Corbit W. P. Ragan

Sand clay road work advances in Levil Cross township

Randleman Route 1 News notes progress on the sand clay road in Levil Cross township. Local residents visit relatives, including Miss Mary Hayes with J E Vickery and Mrs Henry Causey returning to Lowell Hill. Protracted meeting shifts to September starting first Sunday. John F Rockett leaves for Raleigh to reenter A M College.

Levil Cross Township Mary Hayes New Salem J. £. Vickery Henry Causey Level Cross Lowell Hill Bethlehem John F. Rockett Raleigh A. & M. College

Revival Meeting Near Midway Opens Friday

An old fashioned revival will be held under a gospel tent at Eller near Midway M E church led by Rev. Blum H Vestal from Greensboro and others. The meeting starts Friday night September 10. Community notices report local happenings including barn rebuilding after a lightning strike and family gatherings at Miss Ollie Long s birthday.

Eller Midway M. E Church Blum H. Vestal Greensboro George Rothrock

Local Social Notes From Randleman and Nearby

Miss Epsie Woollen visits Danville Virginia with her sister Mrs J R Ferree. Cordia Wall from Sophia visits Randleman, staying with Miss Mary Gray Newlin. Ernest Talley returns to Hendersonville after visiting his parents, taking a Seaboard Air Line position. Rev D R Williams of High Point assisted in Mt Lebanon church revival services.

Epsie Woollen Danville, Va J. R. Ferree Cordia Wall Sophia Randleman Graded School Mary Gray Newlin Ernest Talley W. F. Talley Hendersonville Seaboard Air Line D. R. Williams High Point Mt. Lebanon Church

Barber trade school offers positions in shops for $30

For sale notice from Atlanta Barber College advertises training in the barber trade and placement in a chain of shops for wages of $30. It lists the address 10 E Mitchell St Atlanta and mentions additional notices for land deeds mortgages and various legal items available at The Review office.

Atlanta Barber College E. Mitchell St Atlanta

Marlboro Route Attends Quarterly Meeting and Local Updates

A group of people from the Marlboro route attended the quarterly meeting held Sunday. Mrs S L Davis has returned home from High Point Hospital and Mr Nerius Osborn, who was hospitalized, is also noted. A protracted meeting is planned to start at Mt Vernon on the fourth Sunday in September.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Marlboro S.L Davis High Point Nerius Osborn Mt. Vernon Kemp Smith High Point Hospital

Local notes from Asheboro and Trinity community

Community items report Mr Kemp Smith returning home after surgery at High Point hospital. Miss Carrie Hamlin visited Misses Myrtle and Hazel Pugh. Mr T F Hugh and son Frank near Climax. Dennis Smith Vernie Pugh Grady Bird and Marvin Bean attended Marlboro quarterly meeting. Lewellen Farlow family to move to Paul place, owned by Dave White. Trinity welcomes them. Farlow to teach at public high school opening 13 with Prof D C Johnson principal, Miss Woodey assistant, Miss Reeks and Mrs Norment teachers. McCanless family to move into Hotel during term. Children start school this fall in new dresses. Summer visitors leaving Trinity. Miss Martha Leach and Mr Vernie Peace married. Prof Johnson busy with college walks. Rev Crowder preached. Housekeepers finishing jelly, preserves, pickles. RL J.

Lewellen Farlow Paul Place Dave White Trinity Farlow Unity High School D. C. Johnson Woodey Oxford Josephine Reeks Norment McCanless Martha Leach Vernie Peace High Point Prof Johnson

High Point News Roundup and Local Updates

Farmers expect clearer weather to save fodder while Mr Gladstone conducts a school census and attends Fairfield meetings. Rain reduced attendance at Fairfield protracted meetings with three services held. Rev Mr Austin from Winston assists. Mrs Will Kennedy recovering well after appendicitis operation. Oak Shade school set to begin first Monday in October. M C Gilbreath renovates interior of his residence. Tobacco curing near completion. J W.

Will Kennedy High Point Hospital Oak Shade M. C. Gilbreath J. W

Bargain offer for gold plated knife and papers

A promotional notice offers a gold plated knife worth 1.00 and several publications The Review and The Hearth stone and Better Farming for 1.49 with a $5.00 promise if beaten. It urges quick action, says knife and papers visible at the office, and seeks agents to canvass immediately for easy money.

Review Agente

Fairview social notes mention travels visits and a death

Miss Lillie Hearst and Edith Arthur have returned to Baltimore after two months with Miss Arthur's parents. Mrs. Louise Orr visits with her two children from Salisbury. J C Davis and J L Strayhorn of High Point with families visited Sunday. Little Mabel Meredith stayed with her sister Mrs B W White. Ruby Lee Millikan improving after appendectomy at High Point hospital. Cottage prayer meetings held Wednesdays. Zeb Blair of Conway Arkansas, born here, has died suddenly, a loss to the community.

Messers J.C. Davis J. L. Strayhorn High Point Ruby Lee Millikan High Point ‘Hospital Zeb Blair Conway Ark Blair

Caraway News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illness

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hoover and Mrs. Minnie Hill visited High Point last Wednesday. Chas Ward and E. M. Yates, both of High Point, called on P. R. Yates last Sunday. Lindsay Morgan from Seattle are visiting relatives this week. Marvin Garner is on the sick list.

R. C. Hoover Minnie Hill High Point Chas, Ward E. M. Yates P. R. Yates Lindsay Morgan Seattle Washington Marvin Garner

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Lea Payne Itipation Goto Chichester NEW Trademark Hacker’s Shoe Department Randleman Route 1 News Miss Barrie Osborne Hire B. L. Osborne Pleasant Garden Ruhannah Coltrane Midway News E. E. Hiatt Ollie Long W.T. Miller 5S. L. Yakley Hanes James McCrary Virginia Mr. McCrary Randleman News Our Sanitary Pressing Department Baltimore Thackers Carrick Grove Rankin Street New Fire Station City Hall Edwards Business College Knights of Pythias Terefer Ilewis Mabwade City Kalinsapelis Toda Whitehall St. Atlanta Mountain View Forney 'Payette Idaho Stamey Stamey Printing House Moore Springs RT. 1 NEWS Asheboro Carrie Hamlin Myrtle Hazel Pugh T. F. Hugh and Frank Climax OLD Trinity Mr. Crowder RL. J Thacker NEW Fall Millinery Venetia Smith Dugdale Plumbing Company High Point Steam Laundry Fairview News Caraway NO
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