Fragmented Durham Notice Recounts Weddings and Events
The article narrates a Christmas season wedding and social happenings in Durham including Rev. Hackney and Rev. Downey leading revival at Antioch, University of Pennsylvania debates upcoming in Chapel Hill, and local schooling and church activities. It notes a wedding of Miss Cora Harrell and George J. Avien in Wilson, a revival at North Durham Methodist church, and mentions a slip of train incident and a trainer appointment for track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Harrell
George J. Avien
Wilson
North Durham
Methodist
North
Trinity Tar
Fragments Reflect Local Education and Death Report
Damaged OCR records refer to East and West Durham areas, numbers, and schooling issues. It mentions a Miss Madge Tree Wicker, daughter of Mr K Ce A Wider, who died after a three week illness, with fever cited as the cause in a midweek funeral note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seno
East
West Durham
K Ce A. Wider
Searle
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Scena Gorman
Edersday Meroe
Vlleton
Martin
Durham
Niney Tobins
Betty
Wisteria
Adana
Wwe
Washington
J. A. Tlackney
Antioch
J. W. Downey
Paleo
X. Cy Ost
Eve
Kitchen
Tia
M. Gattis
Hillsboro
Jones Fuller
Rex Company
Boston
Gattis
North Carolina
Grand Lodge
Masons
Reso
Carter
Barton Reco
Kate
Mary Hal
Aton Sl
Cntadory Toch
Geingng
Willam Denny
Kentucky
Wyor
Arge
Gerrard
Hall
Francis M. Osborne
Pharlotte
N.C
Ogborn
Univesity
U Gla
Charlotte
Christ
Musi
Prestor C.T
Elven Aft
Ncbjots
Vero Be Sda Bhan
Reed Wit Rere
Gilfortan and Lee
University of Pennylvania
Chape Hil
North Carolna
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Il Lao
Tulane
Georgia
Sr Weis
Tnt
Wsroud
Nat
J. Cartmell
Se University of ‘Pennsylvania
England
Walker
Cartmel
Jrments
Seer Trae
Southern Railway
Hast
Beack
Min Henrieta
Drham
J. Dixie Jobnan
Daria
Eget
Citizens National Bank
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City OF
United States OF America
Tnd Berg Pest
Rastars
Bine Men
Ted
Aly
SAL Rams
Ame
Noga
Pie Aece SS Acres
Home Savings Bank
J. T
M’cracken
Daas, Hy
R. O. Everett
West Main St
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