Hickory area ads and notices mix with local life listings
Local classified blurbs advertise Elwin Clapp spring shoes at Moretz Whitener Co and belts at J A Bowles plus The Hall Co white goods and spring wear. Real estate offers include 28 acres near a depot with a 5 room house priced at 1350 and other western town homes. Community notes mention new depots, school, church services, a soldiers reunion and upcoming speeches by Senator Bob Taylor with various city visitors and business openings.
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Elwin Clapp
Moretz Whitener Co. Co
J. A. Bowles
Granite Falls
Haithcock
Hickory N. C
O. J. Brewer
Moretz Whitener Clo. Co
Harthcock
Oakland Heights
Whitener St
Shell Street
King’s Creek
Caldwell County
Church
P. O
Hickory
Hope Avenue
Lenoir College
Number Your Houses
The new Board should enact an ordinance to number houses within the city and name all streets. Memorial Day exercises in Newton drew a good crowd with P A Hoyle delivering a brief speech, crosses for soldiers, songs by a selected choir, and graves decorated by Daughters of the Confederacy and citizens at the cemetery.
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Hickory
Newton
P. A. Hoyle
Daughters of the Confederacy
Fstime
Seagle and Johnson to Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
Ben F. Seagle of Hickory and Florence Johnson of Lenoir will marry next Thursday at the bride’s mother’s home. The ceremony will be led by Dr. J. H. Weaver and Rev. L. V. Price with a few intimate friends present. The couple will depart for Hickory on the afternoon train. Seagle is a successful Hickory businessman and the bride a popular Lenoir young woman.
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Hickory
Bride
Lenoir
Bruns’ Street
Hildebrand
Burke and
Caldwell
West Hickory
Piedmont Wagon Company
The School for Scandal at Lenoir College
A dram a in jour scts by Richard Brinsley Sheridan presented at Lenoir College Saturday night May 18 from 5 to 8 o'clock. Enjoy laughs at a flippant wife, old bachelor advice, Charles Surface, and the famous Screen Scene. Admission 25 cents, reserved seats 35 cents. Tickets at Shuford's Drug store.
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Richard Brinsley Sherman
Lenoir College
Charles
Shuford
Singing Class Benefit at Huffman Academy of Music
A May 22 1907 concert at Huffman's Academy of Music under Hickory Lodge 206 features 20 Orphan Home children from Goldsboro performing music recitations dialogues. Proceeds aid the orphanage. Admission 25 cents, children 15 cents. Tickets at E B Menzies and F Allen stores.
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Hickory Lodge
Ordhan
Goldsboro
Huffman’s Academy of Mu
E. B. Menzies Drug Store
F. Alllen’s
Miss Lowman Recital at Le Noir College
Miss Lowman attracts large audience at Le Noir College recital despite threatening weather. The reader has a growing reputation, memorizes easily, and engages listeners for an hour and a half with pieces like Their Schoolmaster Beaten Betsy Holden s Burglars When Mar jindy Sings and Lullaby. Local figures Editor C H Mebane Sheriff Boyd attend services and sermons at the Methodist church draw good crowds all week.
Testimony of Respect for Mrs Seabach Mourned by Piedmont Group
A Junior Order of American Mechanics hall notes the passing of Mrs. Alice Seabach with resolute religious language, expressing sorrow and sympathy for her family and requesting publication in city papers. The item also mentions visitors Mr. A P Hassel and Mr. J H Smith traveling to Hickory Lenoir and Marion for missions, and a humorous anecdote about a paper subscriber’s dispute with an editor.
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Orner
Geo.w. Seabach
D. P.smith
W. A. Miller
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The
Hall Co
J.A. Bowles
J. T. Yoder
N. C
Morrison Bros. Co
W. C
the Hall Co
Player's Furniture Store
Shell Grain and Feed Co
Baltimore
U. S. Army
United States
West Trade St
Charlotte
South Main St
Asheville
Bank
Liberty St
Winston-Salem
N.C
Grenn
Spartanburg
S.C
Hayneworth and Conyer's
Greenville
8. C
Kendall
Columbia
W. C. Player
College Street
Victor
Edison
Democrat
Feng
Chas, Weaver
J.B. Johnson
Shull’s Mills
Telles Miller
Morganton
John Cook
Forest City
R P
Mrs. W. F. Bruns
Thomas C. Matthews Insurance Sureyor
W. A. Self
Presbyterian Church
H- C. Elliott
Knoxville Tenn
J. D. Elliott
Rutherford College
J. M
Arthur Ingold
Aft
Carl Marshal
Elizabethton Tenn
Sity
E. B. Jones
Greensboro
Alice Summerow
Annie
Will Self
Lee Summerow
Valle Crucis
M. H. Yount
C. L. Spencer
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Jac. W. Smitherman
Moore
I. $. Rambo
Justin
City Tonn
Council
Flora
Grace Gant
J. R. Gant
E. C. Register
D. H. Warlick
Granite
Philadelphia
Dudley Shoal
Milt Construction
Richmond
Hickory Banking and Trust Co
Cleaver and
Amie Ee Ee
C. A. Munroe
Yelock
the School For Scandal
C. H. Mebane
Sheriff Boyd
Methodist Church
Rey, Willis
First National Bank
McIntosh
Main St
J. H. Williams
Little
J. Hampton Jr
Myrtle Nolen
Gastonia
A. P. Hassel
J. H. ‘Smith
Theological Seminary
Marion
Hickory, N. C
W. O
Hickory Banking & Trust Co
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