Shuford’s Enduring Influence Highlighted in Eulogistic Tribute
In a Newton courthouse speech, Abel A. Shuford is praised for his straight business acumen, thrift, and ability to lift others. The tribute notes his Christian faith, generosity to the poor, and life of integrity that inspired town ethics and national education, lasting beyond his death.
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Court House
Newton
Romulas Z. Linney
A. A. Shuford
Hickory
Catiwba
Mr. Linney
Piedmont
Abel Shuford
South
A.A. Shuford
Democrat
Kindergarten Entertainment Promises Hickory Parents
Mrs. Abernethy’s Kindergarten entertainment tomorrow evening invites all Hickory parents. The writer’s child attends the school and will perform as a green grasshopper among other participants, showcasing the value of early education.
Two Tickets in West Hickory May Election
West Hickory May 6 report notes a second primary produced a ticket with Q A Hecrick as mayor and L R Fry Ed Hahn and John Pierce as town aldermen. Local movement hints at a heated next Tuesday election while residents from Stoney Point and Long View engage in various property and business moves and social activities.
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West Hickory
Q A. Hecrick
L.R. Fry
Ed Hahn
John Pierce
J. B. Lovelace
Stoney Point
Ivey
J.P. Burch
LR. Fry
Long View
Subscriptions urged for ongoing paper sale in Hickory
The Hickory Democrat calls for no change in subscription voting and urges readers to turn in subscriptions to start the paper, noting they can obtain as much value now as over the life of the contest and to take out a SPECIAL receipt.
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Hickory Democrat
Picture Contest for Baby Photos in the Democrat
The Democrat invites readers to submit baby photos for reproduction in the paper. Send a satisfactory photo to the contest office. photos will be returned in the same condition. First come, first served. Photographer C M Hardin is the official Dem Baby Coast photographer offering free sessions.
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C.M. Hardin
Rickory
Reminder to Return Pink Slips to Contest Office
The message stresses returning pink slips to the contest office during the final week. It warns not to lose them and flags the action as important for the contest’s integrity.
A Spring Poem in Living Verse by Kindergartners
A spring poem in living verse uses the Delsarte physical culture method to teach existence to children. Mrs. H. D. Abernethy’s Kindergarten class will present a free evening play at the Academy of Music on May 10.Children wear fairy and butterfly costumes to depict budding life and spring joy.
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H. D. Abernethy
Academy of Music
Vote Standings in Districts Show Voters and Names Near
District No. 1 covers Hickory area with many listed voters and tallies for Mary Helen Flowers Ruth Lanier John F Price George Killian Best Henry R Elliott Ruby Elizabeth Smith Derry Gwin Robert Lee Harris Mary Belle Gwin Bernie Morton Andrew Rudesill Thomas Stricker Shuford ies Stanley Crouch James Oliver Mosteller Amelia Stirewall Elia Marguerite Self Prentiss L Ketchie Barrie Blackwelder Irene Eckart Katherine Whitener Donald A Cilley Thomas L Cilley Jack Hatcher Catherine Harper Bobby Grimes Leonard Moretz 3wendoline Buchanan Adrian Shuford visi RICT No. 2 extends outside Hickory into Catawba TF joining counties Newton Conover Claremont etc with many listed voters and tallies including Fred L Sites Lallie Summerow Vivian Dram Nell Wilkinson Christine Sherrill Martha Huntt Frances Lutz Celia Isenhower Claude Cline Helen Smith McDewey Hunsucker Myrtle Smith Mary Rose Moser Crage Miller Setzer Sherrill Edwina Carpenter Evelyn Little Helen Davis Long Granite Falls Sherrill twins George Sherrill Margaret Coon Sue Warlick Edward Sherrill Luther Huffman Yount Margaret Campbell Hefner Thelma Bowman Nathan Harrison West Hickory Marsell Talbert Beulah Eckart Highland Virginia Wilson Clark Valdry Fox Connelly Springs Coit Wilson Hudson Jessie May Herman Claude Greer For Rent and For Sale notices follow with local ads and classifieds.
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Hickory
Mary
Helen Flowers
Ruth Lanier
John F. Price
George Killian Best
Henry R. Elliott
Ruby Elizabeth Smith
Derry Gwin
Robert Lee Harris
Mary Belle Gwin
Berniee Morton
Andrew Rudesill
Thomas Stricker Shuford
Ies Stanley Crouch
James
Celia Margaret Isenhower
Claude Hubert Cline
Helen Smith
McDewey Hunsucker
Myrtle Smith
Claremont
Mary Rose Moser Crage
Miller Setzer Catawba
Frances Sherrill
Edwina Carpenter
Evelyn Little
Helen Davis Long
Granite Falls
Sherrill Twins
George Wiley Sherrill
Margaret Rebecca Coon
Sue Warlick
Edward Roy Sherrill
Luther Huffman
Glyde Yount R
Margaret Campbell
Houston
Conrad Lee Brittain
Virginia Lee Hefner
Thelma Bowman
Nathan Harrison
West Hickory
Marsell Talbert
Beulah Eckart
Ruth Griffin
Highland
Virginia Wilson Clark
Valdry Adeline Fox
Connelly Springs
Coit Wilson
Hudson
Local Separator Offer At Reduced Prices
Advertisement notes two number five and one number twelve De Laval Separators offered at a reduced price. They are described as slightly used yet practically as new. Potential buyers are invited to call, inspect, and whether inert or not, and the ad mentions buying various kinds of country goods at top prices.
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North Carolina
de Laval
Deeds of Trust Filed in Catawba and Surry Counties
On June 170 day Bo Marlow and Hearst Marlow his wife executed a deed of trust to C M Sherrill in Book 77 page 3st in the Register of Deeds office for Catawba County to secure a note to First Building and Loan Association of Hickory. On November 2 1909 I Marlow and Bextice E S Marlow his wife executed another deed of trust to G B Wootten in Book 77 page 08 in the Register of Deeds office for Siawba County to secure a note to First Building and Loan Association of Hickory.
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Bextice
ES Marlow
G. B Wootten
Steet
Office of Register of Deeds
Siawba County
Ickoni
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Tere
N. C
Abel A. Shuford
C. E. Graham
South Carolina
Shuford
Graham
Gorden
W. Marshall
Calvin” Abee
Capt. Cole
J. W. Church
L. E. Simms
King’s ‘Fountain
Mary Arney
H. Coffey
Morganton
P. Berry. Tora
Remeber
Delsarte
Froebel
Visi
Catawba
Fred L. Sites
Lallie Summerow Vivian Dram
Nell Wilkinson
Christine Sherrill
Martha Elizabeth Huntt
Frances Lutz Conover
N. R
Jessie May Herman
Claude Greer
J. A. Bowles
Guy Feed Co
Hickory Tannery
T. Morrison
Catawba Springs Road
I. L. Lanier
E. C. Johnson
E. L. Springs
W. F. Senn
Charlotte
N.C
Huffry
W. P. Huffman
BJ. A. Bowles
Berkshire
A. L. Baker
Dery Farm
Route
Presbyterian Church Notes
the Reformed Church
J.G. Garth
General Assembly
Probaly
E. M. Monroe
Milford
Texas
Monroe
A Monroe
Bristol
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Teledo
Inter Ally
Killian
Pemocrat
Mary Teague
Paul Duray Poovey
Stockford
Reepsville
Yates Wartick
Hickory Township
Chilerenary
Fletcher
Asheville, North Carolina
Bon Marche
Moretz-Whitener Clothing Co
the Quality Shop
Hickory Seed Co
Hickory, N. C
Martin & Clark
Clothiers
United States Department
Farmers Co-operative
the Home Canner CO
Hickory, N.C
FORD
America
C. T. Morrison
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