Lenoir College marks Sunday with consolidation aims
Lenoir College reports a busy Sunday with faculty activity and hopes for consolidation as President Fritz travels to Lexington for a homecoming address. Davidson County features prominently this year with rail developments expected to boost industry and resources.
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Fritz
Lexington
Lenoir Bologe
Davidson
M. L
Stire
Concord
Bruces
McLaughlin
St. James
Stire Well
Newton
Salisbury
G. H. Hartwig
Ladies Missionary Society
W. D. Wise
Miller
WA Deaton
P. C. Sezer
N.C
N C
Tenn
Steche
Official Vote of Catawba County Figures and Leads
Official vote figures for Catawba County show Abernethy leading the ticket with a tally from 2108 to 2191 and Rhyne at 2182. Solicitor Linney lost the county to Ragland by 107, according to county records.
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Catawba County
Onure
Mr. Abernethy
Mr. Rhyne
Solicitor Linney
Ragland
Second Entertainment at Claremont College Program
The second Monday Evening Entertainment at Claremont College featured a fall themed opening with children in brown and yellow performing Frolic of the Leaves. Solo piano pieces by Louise Jones Pearl Linn Bertha Hradshaw Extelle Payne and Grace Patrick showcased Signor S D Anna's teaching. Mrs J L Murphy sang Sweet Heart's Delight and Slumber Song, Grace Warren offered readings, and a final trio The Gondoliers closed the program with harmonious vocal blend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont College
Louise Jones
Pearl Linn
Bertha Hradshaw
Extelle Payne
Grace Patrick
Signor S. D’anna
J.L. Murphy
Gilchrist
Mattei
Grace Warren
Doleful
Campana
J. L. Murphy
J. H. Shaford
Kingsley
Constance Best
Sadie Menzies
Mary Murphy
Louise Cilley
Janie Menzies
Ellen
Menzies
James Whitener
Sterling Menzies
Kenneth Menzies
Bohm
Miss Louise Jones
É Gilchrist
JL. Murphy
Fleurette
Lichner
Estelle Payne
the Gondoliers
F Campana
J. H. Shuford
Signor
D'Anna
Errors in Published Poultry Premiums Listed
In last weeks Democrat the Combination Poultry Yards were misentitled for winnings shown and others omitted. Eleven firsts five seconds and one third noted across White Plymouth Rocks Silver Laced Wyandottes Silver Hamburgs Black Minorcas Rhode Island Reds White Leghorns Piedmont Poultry Yards and others with multiple firsts and placings in several classes and by various breeders including F M Pasour A F Wood and 8 P Baker details of cockerels pullets and pens appear.
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Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Piedmont Poultry Yards
P. Baker
F. M. Pasour
Dallas
Piedmont Poultry
A. F. Wood
Piepont
Correction to the Editor on Poultry Prize List
A reader requests a republication of an errors corrected poultry prize list from the fair. The note specifies Class 7 Rhode Island Reds as 2nd place and provides further corrections for publication.
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Rhode Island
Backache warning from kidney trouble case
A North Carolina fireman reports chronic back pain and kidney symptoms improved by Doans Kidney Pills. He describes relief after use, endorsing the product and noting it is sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo as the sole U S agents with the slogan remember the name take no other.
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Bright
C. W. Pennell
Cotton Mills Hill
Lenoir
N. C
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Port of the Wusesalves Bank Statement 1910 Hickory NC
Bank statement from the Port of the Wusesalves First National Bank Hickory North Carolina dated November 10 1910 shows assets including loans 53930873 bonds 10000000 and cash items. Liabilities include capital 200000 and deposits 26543629 with notes and certificates of deposit outstanding 4364768. Signed by K C Menzies cashier and witnessed by J W Warlick notary public.
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I Hens and Bakers
Dem
North Carolina
County of Catawhay
J.W. Warlick
Polly the War of 1812 privateer schooner still sails deep
Polly, a 106 year old privateer schooner from Amesbury built in 1804, retains 8 by 7 inch oak ribs and a history of eleven wartime victories. Mounted on West 50th Street pier, she is celebrated with a bronze tablet by the National Society of Daughters of 1812.
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New York
Polly
Recreation Pier
West Fifteth Street
Crable
National Society of the United States Daughters of 1812
Amesbury
Mass
Pacific
New England
Weldon
Honor Roll List for October at Graded School
The document lists October honor roll recipients by grade and section from First Grade A and B through Tenth Grade, naming numerous students such as Auburn Pope, Fred Burke, Ja cob Jones, Eunice Long, Stirling Menzies, Ola Deitz, Onella Miller, Tom Carpenter, Marvin Bumgarner, Ora Sublet, Estelle Payne, and Beulah Huffman. It reflects a long, community school roster with many names across grades and sections.
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Auburn Pope
Fred Burke
Jacob Jones
Robert Shuford
Manly Whitener
Earl Whitener
Sam Peeler
Carroll Dysart
Frankie Burns
Pauline Burns
Violet Flowers
Louise Fritz
Rosa Morcow
Lily May Parham
Lillian Reitzel
Hettie Staley
Gladys Hefner
Emma Hamrick
Margaret Bruns
Edna Edwards
Gertrude Peeler
Charlotte Garth
Hazel Crouch
Cleo ?Arlam
Eva Self
Lucile’ Bumarner
Virginia Bryan
Katharine Hardin
Margaret ‘Springs
Ollie Morton
Essie White
Janie Flenzies
Viola Moore
Mary Lu‘ile Hill
Ivy Burns
Virginia Hall
Ila Starnes
Alice Lyerly
Ermonne Sherrill
Ora Thornburg
Rick
Geo Wellgers
Annie Killian
Doris ‘Hutton
Lillie Ferguson
Precious Whisenhunt
Vera Gibbs
Stewart Whitener
Norma Stevenson
Luna Odom
Kate Shuford
Ernest Bumgarner
James ‘Swaringer
Clement Geitner
Jessie Patrick
Russell Fisher
Ernest Swaringer
Fannie Sigmon
Lovie Miller
Cecil Maynar
Een Aiken
Flow Frazier
Imo Edwards
Lorena Cline
Ola Deitz
Annie Long
Pear Subiett
Claude Ingram
Onella Miller
Robert Garth
Women Club Notes across meetings and meals
The Travellers club met with Mrs. G N Hutton on Friday November 7 to honor Mrs NM Seagle who died November 8. Members shared papers on the Egyptian Empire and worship, plus hymns and personal Egypt experiences. Several other clubs held meetings with guest honors, cooked refreshments, and socialized, including the Ladies Book Club and Thrifty Thirteen embroidery group.
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Travellers’ Club
G. N. Hutton
NM. Seagle
Patrick
Egypt
A. Button
Ladies Book Club
Annie Laurie Abernethy
Ady Merton
Humphrey Ward
Pleiades
Sadie Wood
Lilian Hall
Young Girls
Sallie Martin
Hazel Elliott
Mary Shuford
Marguerite Link
Luelle Shuford
Grace Warren
Jas. Shuford
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Mr. Marshall Yoder
Si Bry Hedrick
P. Berry
J. P. Ting
Iowa
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Moser & Lutz
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Ily Grove
Aiden
Ford
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the Democrat
Hickory Readers
Hickory Markets
First National Bank
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A. Shuford
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C. M. Shuford
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Grimes Drug Co
American Press Association
Erie Ferguson
Ezra Abernethy
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Clyde Benfield
Ralph Eabach
Eunice Long
Mary Hartsee
Edward Clement
Louis Whitener
Jeffy Bolick
Edwina Moretz
John Springs
Clifford Jones
Goldie Deitz
George White
Roy ‘Swaringer
Dolph Brewer
Grace Payne
Jacob Geitner
Era Propst
Stirling Menzies
Luther Ham
Tom Carpenter
Mary Abernethy
Robert Fritz
Pearl Campbell
Marvin Bumgarner
Ueeil Best
Ralph Ballew
Florine Herman
Blair Keever
Myra McFall
Pearle Miller
Jean Rich
Roscoe Sublett
Margaret Taylor
Cadaie Starnes
Ora Sublet
Sadie_Seabach
Clyde Herman
Edgar Fox
Millie Kate McComb
Annie Reinhardt
Jennie Reinhardt
Beulah Huff
Man
E. B. Sline
J. H. Hatcher
Mary Cary
Kate Langely Bosher
Virginia
Irs. Beard
Scotland
Round Dozen
H. M. Doll
C. C. Best
Susan Cley
Oxford
Thomasville
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