Local and Personal Notes Chronicle
Dr J L Murphy spent Friday in Lexington. Mr J D Elliott spent Thursday in Greensboro. Arthur Jones has accepted a position in Charlotte. D M McComb is in Charlotte on business this week. Miss Pansy Bowles returned home from Taylorsville. Connely Gamble spent days in Asheville on vacation. Lafayette Herman and family visited relatives. Mr and Mrs J A Lentz and daughter Francis will spend Sunday at Blowing Rock. Mrs Dr Farrow and Miss Rouggly visit Mrs Dr Blackburn. A M West went to Charlotte on business and returned the same night. Essie Winston and Annie Anderson of Ordmore Okla are visiting Mrs E V Morton. Mr Auburn Setzer returned from Pilot Point Texas after his wedding to Virginia Raeland. They will depart next Wednesday for Louba in Congo Free State South Africa where Setzer will run publishing for Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Five Farmers Institutes planned in Catawba County with dates in Terrell St James Schoolhouse Conover Wesley's Chapel Camp Ground and Cloninger Farm. Institutes will discuss farm operations live stock marketing home economics health and child education. Stockholders of Farmers Union Warehouse meet in Newton on Saturday July 26 at 11:80 am. All stockholders urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lentz
Francis
Blowing Rock
Dr. Farrow
Rouggly
de Soto
Dr. Blackburn
A. M West
Charlotte
Essie Winston
Annie Anderson
Ordmore
Okla
E. V. Morton
Auburn Setzer
Pilot Point
Texas
Virginia Raeland
Dr. Raeland
Louba
Congo Free State
South Africa
Setzer
Methodist
Presbyterian
Catawba County
Newton
Coline Munroe
Speigle
Henry Reichard
9Th Ave
Annie Killian
Geo. Killian
Lincolnton
Mary Roseboro
Baily Wills
Black Mountain
Mabel Coffey
K. A. Link
Lenoir
Jerome Thomason
Kings Mountain
Robert Love
Chester
S. C
W. R. Gwaltney
C. E. Nabors
Edgemont
Reformed Church
Baker's Mountain
Naomi Moore
Omaha
Neb
Statesville
Miriam Whitener
Catherine Caldwell
Cline
Agnes
Eva Martin
Greensboro
Wesley Martin
J. L. Murphy
The
Murphy
Farmers Union of
Catawba
Mary Hendley
Margaret McComb
Hendley
Sadie Burns
Lola Henkle
Rockhill
S.C
That Road Fund Question The Sheriff and Road Tax Funds
A column reprints Sheriff Hewitt's explanation for retaining Hickory Township Road Funds after collection and amid requests to turn them over to Road Commissioners. It argues the sheriff oversteps by paying state and school expenses from special road tax money, citing local road law and the sheriff’s ministerial role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Hewitt
Hickory Township
Catawba
Saintship of Laddie sermon series begins at Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church notes report last Sunday afternoon launching a series of sermons titled The Saintship of Laddie with Natural Principles that Underlie Parental Responsibility as the first topic. Next Sunday morning will cover Other Responsibility and the pastor plans publication of these discourses in the Democrat. The pastor will preach at West Hickory at 3 45 PM next Sunday. The Sabbath School grows, aiding Christian living, with a note on worms and Kickapoo Worm Killer as a health aid for children, including an endorsement from Mrs J A Brisbin of Elgin Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddie
the Democrat
West Hickory
J. A. Brisbin
Elgin
Ill
Kickapp Indi Medicine Co
Hiladelphia and
S. Louis
Local Society Notes Highlight Hickory Area Visits
Mrs. Smith of Charlotte visits her mother Mrs. Keever while Miss Willie Ryan travels to Chester South Carolina. Hickory residents attend Newton court and others visit Lincolnton Greensbor o Statesville and Bakers Mountain for picnics and family gatherings.
For Rent Basement at Opera House by J C Martin
Wanted advertisement seeking to rent the Opera House basement for business use. Describes a 50 by 90 foot space, divisible into two sections, with rear alley entrance. Apply to Thornton, office upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Martin
Opera House
Thornton
Reverend Wannemacher leaves street work for Liberty North Carolina
In the week’s notes the Rev J J Wannemacher departs street improvement duties Saturday for Liberty North Carolina where Lutherans note the judgment earned and he plans to return Monday. The report adds Miss Ollie Hoyle won a $375 judgment against the City of Hickory for property damage in the Superior Court this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wannemacher
Liberty
N. C
Blowing Rock
Ollie Hoyle
City of
Hickory
Mr Carrier Dead in Tennessee Burial Here
Mr. C. A. Carrier, formerly living here, died at Elizabethton Tennessee and his body was sorrowed here yesterday for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carrier
C. A. Carrier
Elizallton
Tenn
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J. O. Rhodes
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J. D. Elliott
Arthur Jones
D. M. McComb
Pansy Bowles
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Connely Gamble
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Lafayette Herman
Mr. Setzer
Farmers Union Warehouse
J. S. Jones
Main Street
Pokery
Jones
Lace Sale
Ad Lace
Ally Low
Knox
Presbyterian Church Notes
Fletcher
Smith
Keever
Willie Ryan
B. L. Prevette
Baltimore
Hannah
J. L. Springs
L. HE. Philips
Mis. Shel
A. D. Holler
Rock Hill
Edgar Bisanar
Edgar
Er. J. H. Wanemacher
Gastonia
Mission Board
Miss Lonive
Virginia
Mr. Jones
J. Lee Stone
Air Dome
D. M. Litaker
Davidson
Bishop McCoy
Wn Business Locals
Rolief
J. A. Howles
J. A. Bowles
Umstead
J.C. Martin
Real Estate Ag
Bickory
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Best Oil City
Kendall College
J. S. Curtis
J. A. Bow
F.smyre
Mrs. Brown
Beckley & Brown Millinery
R. J. Long
N.C
R.F.D
Varawisa Milling Company
Weston
Life
Marshall Ney
Green & Potent
E. E. Hight
Office Singer Co
Union Square
Red C
Speedway
Ctlee
Micom
R. B. Shell Hicktory
Elliott Knitting Mill
J. L. Miller
Hickory Seed Co
SF. Miller
Hickory N. C. 4
Standard Oil Co’s. Gasoline
Hickory Motor Car Company Ay
Hickory Banking & Trust Co
Hickory, North Carolina
Allen
Oxford
U.S
J. F. Allen
Baking Independence
Nuanally
Express
City Bakery
Abernethy Hardware Company
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