New Students Reception at Trinity College
The New students reception at Trinity College in Durham opened in Craven Memorial Hall and concluded in Epworth Dining Hall. Old and new students, faculty, and city guests heard welcome remarks by G. M. Daniel and J. C. Wooten, with toasts by M. A. Briggs and others. President Kilgo closed the evening urging unity among Trinity men and community ties.
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Craven Memorial Hall
Epworth
T. M. Grant
Young Men's Christian Association
Pearl Brinson
G. M. Daniel
Roanoke Rapids
Trinity
T Ie
Dowd remembered as Trinity founder and economist
Dr. John Franklin Crowell writes in a New York Evening Times column honoring Professor Dowd. The piece, praised by Trinity friends, notes Dowd as Trinity’s first economics chair and a key mover of the move from Randolph to Durham, reflecting on southern literary recognition and shared esteem.
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Jerome Dowd
Prof. Dowd
Ratzel
Africa
America
Far East
Oklahoma
Dowd
Trinity Chronicle
New York Evening Times
John Franklin Crowell
Trinity
Professor Crowell
Randolph
Durham
North Carolina
Dr.Crowell
South
Nazareth
Southern Railway to Inaugurate Through Pullman Service
Effective Sept 6 Southern Railway will begin through Pullman sleeper service between Raleigh North Carolina and Atlanta Georgia. The Raleigh train 139 departs 4:05 p m and Greensboro train 43 arrives Atlanta 6:25 a m. northbound train 44 leaves Atlanta 9:25 p m and arrives Raleigh at 12:30 noon next day. Train 43 connects Salisbury with train 35 for Asheville Knoxville Chattanooga Cincinnati and more. Reservations via W H McClamery Raleigh R H DeButts Greensboro or R L Vernon Charlotte.
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Southern Railway
Raleigh
N C
Alanta
Greensboro
Atlanta
Salisbury
Asheville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pullman Reservation
W. H. McClamery
R. H. DeButts
R. L. Vernon
Charlotte
N. C
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Durham
Henderson
Portsmouth- Norfolk
Weldon
Carolina
Portsmouth-Norfolk
Washington
Baltimore
Cape Charles
New York
Boston
Richmond
Durham & Southern
Apex
Seaboard
Wilmington
Birmingham
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Florida
F. Rowan
The Obelisk Lesson Misfire in June
Miss Easter struggles to spark interest in a class during a torrid June afternoon. Frustrated, she declares the lesson wasted and asks a student to define an obelisk. The pupil quips that an obelisk is something that goes in one ear and out the other.
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Easter
Succens Magazine
Administrator's Notice for Luke Nichols Estate
J. L. Wixengow administrator announces qualification to administer the estate of the late Luke Nichols. All persons having claims must present them promptly for settlement or be barred from recovery. 1908.
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Luke
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Roth
J. L. Wixengow
Lake Nichols
A Beautiful Woman and a Well Kept Home Ad
An advertisement touts I. and M. Pure paint as the way to beauty and harmony in a home. It claims the paint preserves and protects, costs $1.20 per gallon ready for use, lasts ten years or more, and cites 33 years of continuous use. Hackney Bros. L. and M. Paint Agents.
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Hackney Bros
Notice of Foreclosure and Public Sale in Durham County
Notice detailing mortgage foreclosure on Nancy Day place 100 acres in Durham County North Carolina to be sold at Court House door Durham on October 17 1908 at noon for cash to satisfy a note of 130.00. Also contains a special proceeding to sell Hiram Vickers Home Place with service by publication on W Percy Vickers in Wyoming and a court date of October 12 1908.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Durham County
Anderson Day
Court House
Durham
N. C
State of North Carolina
Nancy Day Place
Balam Tilley Land Kinch Rycroft
Dock Belvin
Martha Holloway
Samel Beasley
W. N. Bowling
Mt. Level Church
W. B. Hampton
North Carolinia
Durham County Court
Hiram H. Rae
Thurman Vickers
W. Percy Vickers
Hiram Vickers
North Carolina
Wyoming
Durham Recorder
N.C
Superior Court
C. B. Green
Southern Railway Train Schedules From Durham North Carolina
Train times and connections for Southern Railway out of Durham outline daily westbound and eastbound services. Details include connections at Greensboro Salisbury Jeffries and Raleigh, sleeper cars Greensboro to Raleigh, dining cars on Nos. 36 and 30, and through links to Danville Richmond Baltimore and New York along with multiple westward routes to Asheville Knoxville Cincinnati and New Orleans. Includes ticket agents and travel information.
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Durham
N.C
Greensboro
Wth
Danville
Richmond
Salisbury
Charlotte
Columbia
Savannah
Charleston
Jacksonville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Asheville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Raleigh
Selma
Goldsboro
Carl Pullman
U. S
Lynchburg
Washington
Southern
Oxford
Henderson
Jeffries
Keysville
Norfolk
Steampoint
Baltimore
New York
Boston
All Points
Winston-Salem
Salibury
Chatt
Louisville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bellowey
Gemou
Trav
Char
W. Woodwarl
Union
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H. E. Spence
Mangum Street Methodist Church
William H. Glasson
Department of Economics
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E. W. Knight
C. R. Canpe
Glee Club
M. Bradshaw
Memorial Church
J. E. Pegram
Kilgo
Charlotte Observer
Observer
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the Observer
Charlotte N C
J. M. and
Robert L. Pollard
Sab Office
Recorder
Durham, N. C
TH Holladay Studio
the Postoffice
J. W. Petty
Kinston
Sora Co
High Point
R. N
Wright
P. O
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Sallie Johnson
A. M. Moore
T.J. Goodloe
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