The Daily Recorder 1887 Methodist Mission Report
The Durham paper notes 1887 North Carolina Annual Conference mission tallies. Foreign missions raised 11 800.78 and domestic 5 09989 with Woman's Society 2 372 and Bright Jewels 80874 making total missions 22 066.16. It lists church counts, parsonages, Sunday schools and other church funds and names Raleigh and Durham districts with many circuit stations and appointed leaders.
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Conference For Foreign Missions
Woman’s Missionary Society
Bright Jewels Society
North Carolina
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Princess Beatrices second child christened Victoria Eugenie Sulia Eva
The article lists a string of high society names including Princess Beatrices second child Victoria Eugenie Sulia Eva and mentions President Cleveland planning to learn horseback riding this winter. It also notes various royal and legal matters amid Prohibition actions in eight North Carolina counties.
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David Dudley Field
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First National Bank of Durham Opens in Parrish Building
The First National Bank of Durham announces readiness for business with officers Leo Heartt and Chas Jordan and directors J. A. Bryan C. Bryan H. Snow W. Fuller J. W. Walker T. D. Jones G. Watts E. Parrish. Discounts for aliens handled Tuesdays and Fridays. 4 percent annual interest on 6 or 12 month deposits. Banking in all departments, including loans, collections, and deposits.
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J. 8. Carr
W. W. Fuller
H. N. Snow
E. J. Parrish
G. W. Watts
T. D. Jones
J. W. Walker
A. H. Stokes
Jas A. Bryan
C. 8. Bryan
Parrish
Tobacco Land for Sale Near Chapel Hill
Two hundred and fifty acres of fine land adapted to tobacco seven miles south of Chapel Hill in an excellent neighborhood. Land adjoins the lands of Atwater, Tilley, and others. A bargain will be given with easy terms. For full particulars apply to John W. Atwater, Agent, Rialto, Chatham County, N. C. November 17.
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