Death of Mrs. Margaret Boyden in Salisbury
Obituary notes Mrs. Margaret Boyden longtime Salisbury resident and charity worker who endured years of illness. Surviving children include Mary Cole Lanier and Alice B. Holland. brothers and sisters listed. Interment was in Salisbury Cemetery beside a child, per her wish, with services led by Rev. Mallette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allon Aleheny
Boyden
Salisbury
Marguerite
Mallette
Boone
Episcopal Church
Mary Cole Lanier
Memphis
Tenn
Alice B. Holland
Gastonia
Messrs
Donald Boyden
Knoxville
J. B. Conneill
W. B. Conneill
Hickory
Emma A. Taylor
I. L. Conneill
Waynesville
Nathaniel Boyden
State Supreme Court
Hickory Students at Lenoir College
Hickory students supplied about one quarter of Lenoir College’s enrollment last session and earned five prizes including the scholarship medal and best poem prize. Leaders urge local patronage, noting Hickory Business College graduates fill local bookkeeper and stenographer roles. The next session enrollment from Hickory is expected to be the largest in history. Also mentions the Farmers Institute turnout, a Des Moines anecdote, and Do As You Please Club activities with meetings and prize drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir College
Richard
Franklin Little
Arthur Milton Hoffman
Robert Lee Coons
Hickory
Hickory Business College
R. L. Fritz
Millie Kate McComb
Wexen
Gladys Reidner
Jenen
Frances Geitner
Cladys Reid
Irra
Issa
Mise Mary Allen
Lost chain and locket near Payne's store on Tith street
A gold chain and locket with three linked stones were lost between Payne's store and Tith street. A reward is offered for return to Payne's store or to Mrs. H. L. Clement. Also a cash savings offer for groceries and meats with coupon books. 8242 E. C. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Johnson
Payne’s
Tith Street
Payne's
H. L. Clement
Social notes and local visits in Claremont area
Local residents travel and visiting stories include Miss Virginia Herndon of Kin visiting Mrs. Jame Jarrette, Miss Mary Ramsay teaching in Claremont next session, and Ernest A. Herman recovering from typhoid. Mrs. Daniel Huffman dies after illness. obituary to appear. Excursion planned from Claremont to Asheville on Sep 14 with fare $1.40. Prof. W. H. Little returns from canvassing. session prospects bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Whisnant
Granite Falls
Ernest A. Herman
John A. Herndon
Kinston
Mary Ramsay
Claremont
Miss Ramsay
C.T. Morrison
Jnc
W. H. Little
South Carolina
Lincoln
Gaston
Meeting of the Claremont Conference at the college
Ministers gather for Bible study and discussion on catechetical methods and church membership. A strong paper on evangelism and organizational work followed, inspiring plans to hold catechetical classes and evangelist services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Tore Ae
Ming
Christ
Heller
Cnerot
Mont i
Beller
Leonlard
W. W. Rowe
J. Vearick
Clarence Woods
Thomasville
Woods
Meminger
Lancaster
Pave
McNairy
Shuford
Zaugg
Reformed Church
J. L. Yearick
Tinere
Leonard
Murphy
Linclaton County Realty Moves with Farm Divisions
Lincolnton correspondent notes W C Asbury sold his Pine and Flint Streets residence to G B Goodson, with Asbury taking the Goodson farm. Lincolnton Insurance and Realty Co acted for both sides and bought 500 to 600 acres from Judge W A Hoke on August 1st. The firm plans to divide the land into small farms near Lincolnton, near planned sand clay roads, to be sold after surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Lincolnton
W.C. Asbury
Pine and
Flint Streets
G. B. Goodson
Asbury
Goodson
J. R. Bridges
Lincolnton Insurance and Realty Co
W. A. Hoke
Court House
High Shoals
Dallas
Lincoln Township
Chamberlains Pills Advertises Bowel Relief
An old ad copy touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for diarrhoea liver illness and blood purity. It claims a single dose is almost certain to help and promises red blood and rosy cheeks with purifying effects. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lightening Kills Nine Head of Cattle in Wilkes County
In North Fort township Mr. J. M South reports nine bee cattle killed by lightning last Sunday. The storm struck under an ash tree, the cattle valued at 350 dollars. Authorities hold Burgess in jail, suspected of poisoning cattle and a spring nearby in Wilkes county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atemocrat Boone
J. M South
North Fort Township
Burgess
Wilkes County
A.M
Traveling Men Locate in Hickory
Hickory attracts traveling men with Hotel Huffry resting on hospitality surpassing Charlotte’s Selwyn. Ideal climate and drainage end malaria. ten daily trains boost access, Washington nine to twelve hours away. Recent arrivals include Gordon of International Harvester Co moving from Charlotte and Williams of Standard Oil Co dividing Hickory and Salisbury as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Huffry
Charlotte
Selwyn
N. W
Washington
Gordon
International Harvester Co
J. H. Hatcher
North Carolina
Williams
Standard Oil Co
Salisbury
Two Hickory Men to Speak at State Farmers Meeting
The State Farmers convention will be held at the A M College in Raleigh August 29 to 31 with expert talks on tobacco curing soils farm seeds stock judging dairying and more. Earnest Starneson will discuss corn yields W J Shuford speaks on Cooperative Marketing in Catawba County Editor Clarence Poe of Progressive Farmer and rail special rates are noted meals at the college cost 25 cents and the Democrat hopes for a large Piedmont farmers attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & M. College
Raleigh
A.& M. College
Earnest Starneson
W. J. Shuford
Catawba County
Clarence Poe
The
Progressive Farmer
Rail
Democrat
Piedmont
Potomac Synod Coming to Hickory in October
The Potomac Synod will meet in the Reformed church of Hickory this October with about 400 ministerial and lay delegates from North Carolina Virginia Maryland and parts of Pennsylvania. Notables include Dr Schick of Washington ex President and Dr William Mann Irvine head master of Mercersburg Academy. John C Murphy has joined Henrietta mill company store as drug department head after receiving his pharmacist diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Reformed Church of
Hickory
Schick
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
William Mann Irvine
Mercersburg Academy
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
John C. Murphy
Henrietta Mill Company
Murphy
Hicko
Value of Kindergarten Training in Child Development
Hickory readers are reminded of Froebel’s idea that play is the child’s work and should be directed. The article traces Kindergarten origins with gifts of color and form, notes influential thinkers, and praises trained teachers who weave learning into play. Miss Mary Graham cites strong results from Kindergarten students, and a local notice invites continued patronage as the program reopens September 18 under Mrs. H. D. Abernethy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Fredrick Froebel
Frobel
Froebel
Socrates
Christ
Pex Twlozai
Herbert Spencer
James
Harvard
Mary Graham
Charlotte Graded Schools
H. D. Abernethy
Hickory
Accused of Stealing Bucklen’s Africa Salve
E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine accuses Bucklen’s Africa Salve of stealing the sting from burns and the pain from sores and boils, claiming it relieves cuts bruises sprains and injuries. It is priced at 25 cents at local druggists C M Shuford Moser Lutz and Grimes Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklen
C. M. Shuford, Moser &Lutz and
Grimes Drug Co
Hickory Plan Aims to Draw Manufacturers to Charlotte
The Hickory plan proposed a $200000 cooperative fund to lure new industries, with Charlotte eyeing diversified manufactures and small scale ventures. City leaders say inquiries from Asheville, Rock Hill, and others show regional interest, and Greater Charlotte Club President Clarence Kuester will unveil details at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jov
Hickory
AOC
Chamber of Commerce
Asheville
Rock Hill
Charlotte
Gree
A. K. Joy
Chronicle
Kuester
Inew
Clarence Kuester
Greater Charlotte
Greater Charlotte Club
Dean's Regulats Relieves Constipation Claims
A. and B. Davis of Sulphur Springs Texas endorses Dean's Regulats for regular bowels. The Graded Schools open September 4 with Superintendent Sealey announcing vaccine requirements for all new pupils before entry per school board regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
A. &. Davis
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Zemo and Soap Cure Dandruff Claims
An advertisement promotes Zemo and Zemo Soap as germ killers for dandruff and scalp itching. It pledges a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first bottle and cake, asserting permanent cure when used as directed. The pitch credits Moser & Luts from Hickory lead supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Ickory
Moser & Luts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Boyden
Yoder
Tennessee Synod
Virgina
South
St Can
Wes Field
Miller
Weserai
Lenoir
Farmers Institute
Pres. Barrett
Des Moines
Dore
Angnea
Harris & Little’s
Lilesville
N. C
N.C
Franklin
D’anna
Alexander County
Hight
Morganton
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Hickory, N.C
Miss Lu
Virginia Herndon
Jame Jarrette
Grace Church
S.A. Hahn
This LY
Percy Propst
Brownwood
J. C. Fry
W. L Caldwell
H. E. Whitener
Davis White Sulpher Spring
Mary Herman
Daniel M. Huffman
the Democrat
Col. G. Ae J. B. Shu
Sarah Shooke
Fisher
Henry River
St. Stephens Church
J. le. Murphy
Claremont Conference
Joseph I. Murphy
Shufer
Jesus
Garpenter-A
David Witherspoon
Ball’s Creek
Linclaton County Ear Estate
Potomac Synod
Frank Houck
North Wilkesboro
Queen City
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