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Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

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Death of J N Loy touches Roxboro in sorrow

News from Person County reports the death of J N Loy after weeks of consumption. A popular Roxboro business man, Loy died last Thursday around 6 pm leaving a wife and two year old son. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev J A Hornaday officiating and burial in the local cemetery. The community mourns the loss of a trusted citizen and devoted husband. The Roxboro Graded Schools ward Trustees re elected N C Newbold as Superintendent with R Burns principal and several teachers reappointed. Rev C R Ryland, Baptist church leader, will fill the pulpit next Sunday after a recent Epworth appointment.

Jake Loy Roxsore Mr. Loyad Nes J. A. Ornaday Mother Earth Roxboro Roxro Graded Schools N. C. Newbold R. Hurns Erritt Dora Hornaday Delmacell Josephine Cole Mollie Clara Wilson Myrtle Prof Enbold Prof. Burns Delma Noell G. Nichols R. Ryland

Death of Mr Bevin in East Dur leaves family

Mr W C Belvin of East Dur died at home shortly before 11 o clock after weeks of illness. He was 39 years old and leaves a wife, three children, and two brothers. The Itham Methodist church officiated with burial in Maplewoods.

W. C. Belvin East Dur Itham Maplewoods

University of North Carolina Commencement Program 1908

The university announces a May 30 to June 2 commencement schedule with events at Memorial Hall Garrard Hall and Common Hall. Highlights include Seniors Day exercises, class reunions for 1858 to 1908, trustees meeting, an annual debate, reception, and the commencement address by Hon. Martin Augustine Knapp with degrees presented.

University of North Carolina Memorial Hall Garrard Hall Dialectic and Philanthropic Common Hall Thomas Frank Gailor Young Men's Christian Association Egbert Watson Smith Commons Hall Board of Trustees Alumni Hall Dialect Philanthropic Martin Augustine Knapp

Local Church Notes and Social Tidings in May

May showers bring community events and visits. Services at Sandy Level Saturday were marked by a controversial sermon on prohibition. Next Sunday at Robersons Grove, all are invited. Hugh Holloway couple returned from near Bahama. A. M. Hall and Myrtle Gooch attended Knapp of Reeds, Malissa Markham visited Durham, and Glenn's Schoolhouse hosts a lecture by Rev. G. T. Adams on Sunday at 2. A concert at Glenn's School Friday May 15 draws invitees for a hoped for grand event. Bessie Markham visiting Durham. Elder and Mrs T. Y. Monk guests of Mr. Hall. End of message.

Sandy Level Robersons Grove Hugh Holloway Bahama A. M. Hall Myrtle Gooch Knapp of Reeds Malissa Markham Durham Glenn G. T. Adams Bessie Markham Elder T. Y. Monk

Southern Conservatory of Music Closing Exercises Program

The Southern Conservatory of Music in this city outlines its closing events. May 15 Graduating Recital by Adaline Rountrees and Susannah Linthicum. May 15 Bachelor’s Recital by Hattie Brinson. May 19 Bachelor’s Recital by Hazel Munnell. May 22 and 23 Board of Examiners examinations. May 27 Junior Students Recital. May 28 Commencement Exercises with General B. S. Royster of Oxford, N. C. May 29 Commencement Concert.

Southern Conservatory of Music Adaline Rountrees Susannah Linthicum Hattie Brinson Hazel Munnell Board of Examiners B. S. Royster Oxford N. C

City Board Elects Officers and Sets License Tax

Last night the board of aldermen elected officers for the coming year. Most incumbents were retained except city engineer W. T. Blackwell. A point of interest was the prescription list disclosure, with initial approval to publish and costs to be taxed to requesters. J. S. Barnes sought ice cream production licenses. annual license tax on each wagon set at $10.00. Other appointments included R. O. Everett as city attorney and several municipal staff positions. Tax listers to be paid $2.00 per day.

Board of Aldermen W. T. Blackwell W. G. Bramham J. S. Barnes Guilford County R. O. Everett T. A. Mann T. F. Kirkland J. B. Christian Sexton J. R. Billings J. A. Harris C. H. Turner George W. Watts W.T. Watts

Durham Superior Court to Convene for Criminal Trials

Durham superior court for the trial of criminal cases meets in the city next Monday with Judge Webb presiding and Solicitor Brooks present to uphold the State. Among docket items is the much discussed charges against Solicitor Brooks in sci-fa cases. A hearing will determine the outcome.

Durham

Recorder Installs Peerless Job Press In Modernization

The Recorder Job Office introduces a 14x20 Peerless job press to improve service and capacity. The change ends use of the old Golding press, with a recap of its long history in Durham and its role in publishing local papers over two decades.

Recorder Durham D. W. Whitaker Raleigh J. A. Robinson the Sun The W. W. Thompson Gates Morning Herald Messrs. King & Rollins Herald

Aftermath of the Visit by North Carolina Editors

The Charlotte Observer thanks editors who attended the North Carolina Press Association meeting for their pleasant remarks about the city. It notes the visit sparked statewide interest in good roads and praises the editors and accompanying ladies for their favorable coverage of Mecklenburg’s roads. The article praises the editors’ visit and looks forward to their return and continued engagement.

North Carolina Press Association Charlotte Observer City Press Mecklenburg Charlotte Observer

For Sale Eggs from Leghorn and Wyan­dott hens

Y Poultry Farm in Durham North Carolina advertises white and brown Leghorn eggs at 1.00 per 15 and white and partridge Wyandotte eggs at 1.50 per 15, with orders booked for future delivery. Address printed as Y Poultry Farm with a garbled tail end.

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Person County Ems J. N. Loy Mir Bevin Conservatory OF Music Gen. B Royster Superior Court Histuhil Printing Machine N.C Neigars Citizens National Bank B. N Duke J. S. Manning Vice-Press B. Mason Cashier Tors J.B. Duke American Tobacco Company Y. E Americ J. S. Manning N. M. Johnson J. B. Warren J. B. Mason Abacco Co Depository OF the People County OF City OF United States OF America Home Savings Bank Durham, North Carolina John Sprunt Hill W. W. Whitted T. B. Peirce, Jr Reade Bros. Go General Merchandise Reade Bros. Co
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