Passion Play and local ads brighten Hickory page
The Gem Theater will show the Passion Play for the last time on August 6 with admission at 10 cents. Ads promote Hickory furniture, baskets, and porch swings from Hatcher Furniture Co, plus notices for sewing machines, sideboards, and oak hall racks. Local notices seek a scholarship sale in Asheville, and requests for pine seeds and dried fruits from Harris & Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville Business College
J. F. Dellinges
Hickory
Gem Theater
Gem
Democrat
Orient
Hatcher Furniture Co
Vacinity
Sallie C. Gaither
Morganton
N. C
Harris & Little
Local and Personal notes from Hickory area
Local items list residents, visitors, and travel across Hickory Newton Statesville and surrounding towns. Rev Bradshaw Deaton and other clergy, various visitors from Newton Lincolnton and Greensboro, college staff changes, business moves, a theft at J A Reitzel store, and upcoming events at churches and schools.
Memorial of Annie L Holbrook wife of Hickory editor
A memorial note for Annie L Holbrook wife of W E Holbrook editor of the Hickory Democrat, died August 1. Born in Caswell county, daughter of Col Jno R Winston, former 45th North Carolina Regiment. Former principal of Hickory Graded School, married December 1908. Survived by her husband and three children including a two week old infant. Funeral at 5 p.m. Sunday at First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. Dr. Garth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L
W. E. Holbrook
Hickory Democrat
Caswell County
Jno. R. Winston
45Th
North Carolina Regiment C. S. A
Hickory Graded School
1St Presbyterian Church
Garth
Seven Little Sewers Bazaar Nets Ten Dollars For Club
Seven little maids in the city organized the Seven Little Sewers sewing society and held a bazaar on Mr. Martins lawn. They sold dainty dresses for dolls and served ice cream cake and candy, raising nearly ten dollars. The organizers include Misses Frank Martin Rose Martin Emma Bonner Mary Allen Katie Elliott Hilda Field and Grace Wizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Little Sewers
Frank Martin
Rose Martin
Emma Bonner
Mary Allen
Katie Elliott
Hilda Field
Grace Wizen
Weird Bank of England legend and old time quips
A collage of curious snippets includes a tale of the White Lady of Threadneedle Street linked to a forger brother, notes on Normandy inns and French elder, a Glassy Eye Doctor gag, courtroom satire, a telephone joke, and a mountain trip party by Mrs Stroup and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Montgomery
Lenoir
Maude Bradford
Mary Bumzarner
Rockwell Saturdy
D. E. Hahm
Blowing Rock
Boone
Alice Franklin
Durham
Virginia Rawls
J.D. Harte
Bank of England
Threadneedle Street
Orly
Threadheedie Street
Frederick
Tve
Normandy
Brittany
France
Touraine
Lve
Frank Presbrey
Outing Magazine
W. S. Stroup
Mattie May
W. E. Poovey
Bana Stroup
John Sherrill
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Business Builders
Killian
Union Square
S. E. Killian
M. M. Burke
Bradshaw
Granite
Rev. Deaton
Hardin
Mrs. Bean
Newton
Harry Little
J. A. Herndon
J. D. Riddle
Mr. Lattlemyre of
W. W. Rowe
Rockwell
William Wheeler
U. S. Navy
James Reep
F. C. Cline
Col. m. E
Thornton
Quaker City
E. B. Jones
Greensboro
E. B. Cline
Joan Sanford
Susie Carroll
Mabel Stokes
Virginia
Muni “Itee
Lircolnton
C.F. Blalock
Catawba Springs Hotel
Clarence Pence
Newmarket Va
Sue
McCoy Moretz
A. A. Shuford
Marie Nash
Lumberton
Knox Henderson
M. G. Crouch
Tenth Avenue
Gibb , Peeler
Daniel Morgan
Long View
Dr. Clapp
City
Rosa Mund
Concord
J. L. Hart
Bascom Blackwelder
Lincolnton
L. P. Sigman
High Paint
H. A. Wise
Wilkesboro
L. H. Wise
Nan Keenig
Claremont College
Avery Bass
Gastonia
FA. Abernethy
Aiken
8. C
Susan N. Price
Gilbert 8. C
Dr. Price
Nora Belle Mashduro
Old Fort
Daisy Sides
Robinson
Statesville
Catawba College
Dora Witherspoon
Annie Link
Fort Mill
S. B
Mrs. Lovelace
Miss Pearl Cotton
Reidsville
John Deal
Ed ‘Flowers
K.H. Bridges
H. R. Bridges
Hart
Winkler’s Grove
J.” R. Lewis
Frank Carpenter
Ed N. Hahn
Mary Arney
Mesdames
G. H. Cilley
H. C. Menzies
Rosa Holbrook
Huntersville
W. H. Williams
W. A. Rhyne
W. A. Martin
1Geo
Seitz
L. D. Fry
Rev. Moser
Rev. Moody
Adrian Shuford
Rhea D. Sourbeer
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Church
J. G. Garth
Alice
Bertha Rader
Estelle Fry
John Reagen
C. P. Miller
Reformed Church
The
Murphy
Davidson County
Mattie Warlick
Mattie
Frank Shull
Granite Falls
D. H. Warlick
Click
Times Mercury
Maiden
J. S. Moody
Howard Walff
Southern Stove Company
Athens
Georgia
Waff
W. L. Winston
McMillian
Okla
Holbrook
Winston
Miss Pearl Little
C. B. Carpenter
Stanley
H. S. Munroe
Miss McBuffie
J. L. Murphy
the Reformed Church
Brookford
Lotta Albea
McAdenville
Elkin
Albea
Rae
J.L. Cox
Ardmore
Oklo
Cox
George Crawford
China Grove
Eleventh Avenue
L. H. Shuford
Lincoln County
Guy Huggins, Jr
Shuford
Ed and
Gene
Texas
J. A. Reitzel
East Hickory
Moody's Magazine
Hewitt
Jewitt
New York Press
First National Bank of Hickory
Hickory, N. C
North Carolina
M.C. A
Francis P. Venable
Presibent Chapel
Hi, N.C
Board of Supervisors
Hickory ‘Township
Keane Alverseers
Taly
Foleyshoney
Congress
Peredy
Newnan
United
Southe
Charleston Post
John Temple Graves