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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1938

Page

21

Wachovia Tract Bought by Moravians for 500 Pounds

In 1754 W CHASE IDOL JR bought about 98000 acres in present day North Carolina for 500 pounds sterling about 2500 dollars. The land near Winston Salem was purchased by Moravian Unity Brethren with Spangenberg and Zinzendorf driving the colonization to establish Wachovia as a religious settlement.

W. Chase Idol, JR North Carolina Winston Salem Salem Dobbs Parish Wachovia Unitas Fratrum Unity of Brethren August Gottlieb Spangenberg Nicholas Lewis Zinzendorf Spangenberg

Wachovia Founding Map and Spangenberg Exploration 1752

A 1782 map by Bishop August Gottlieb Spangenberg shows the Wachovia Dobbs Parish tract in Salem area, traced from a 1752 North Carolina expedition that chose land for Moravian settlement. The account outlines the explorers from Bethlehem to Edenton and Guilford, naming Wachovia after the Count Zinzendorf link to Wachau Austria.

Wachovia Dobbs-Parish Spangenberge North Carolina Dorps Salem August Gottlieb Spangenberg Klettenberg Prussia University of Jena Halle Georgia Pennsylvania Herrnhut Germany Europe Francis of Lorraine Maria Theresa of Austria Frederick the Great Augustus III of Poland Saxony Louis XV France George 11 England North Carolina Historical Commission Adelaide L. Fries Winston-Salem Moravian Church In America Gabriel Johnston Nathaniel Rice Cape Fear Yadkin Anson Lord Granville Rowan County Unitas Zinzendorf The Unity Coperine Bishop Spangenberg Timothy Horsefield Joseph Muller Hermann Loesch Nanan Eee Erect Spangeb Loesch Merck Philadelphia Chesapeake Bay Norfolk Spangenberg Virginia Edenton Bethlehem William Churton Guilford County Little River Alexander County Catawba Blue Ridge New River Lewis Fork Wilkesboro Muddy Creek Dobbs Parish Bethanra Bethania

Unitas Fratrum in Bohemia Moravia and Migration Patterns

The text notes Unitas Fratrum originated as a Roman province area south and west of the Danube and describes the ninth century diocese of Pannonia including Bohemia and Moravia now in Czechoslovakia. Religious persecution caused Bohemian Moravian members to migrate to Germany before their brethren reached London during their Jong and ardu- period.

Unitas Fratrum Danube Pannonia Bohemia and Moravia Czechoslovakia Germany Brethren of the Unity London

Revival and church services fill Cherry Street schedule

A one week revival starts today at Cherry Street Presbyterian with 11 o’clock Sunday service and 8 PM weekday services through April 10 led by Rev. W. E. Houston. St Matthew’s C M E hosts 3 PM service with Rev. J J Denton and Royal Kings quartet.

Cherry Street Cherry Street Presbyterian Church W. E. Houston St. Mathews St. Mathew's C. M. E J. J. Denton Royal Kings Quartet

Funeral for Pearl Burford Held in Simple Service

The funeral for Pearl Cornelia Burford aged infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Burford was simple and private. The service at the home of grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Parker on Kivett Drive featured hymns prayers and a scriptural eulogy before burial in Greenhill cemetery.

Pearl Cornelia Burford S. BE. Burford Kivett Drive Greenhill Cemetery A. F. Parker Jesus William Penn R. W. Winchester William Penn Girls Gertrude Kendall BE. P. Wilson F. R. Mason C. H. White C. E. Yokely J. E. Reid Gordon L. Starks Thomas B. Smith Mitchell Perara Harry Lee J. L. Baldwin Orpheus Michael Raymond Payne James Simpson Alma Greer Faye Davis Frankie Hall Dorothy Boykins Thannie Lee Bell Carter Bessie McC

Local residents travel for medical care and vacation

Hayes Nelson of 1606 West street has gone to Johnson City Tennessee to enter a veterans hospital. Miss Theodosia Davis of Lee street, now in Philadelphia, is spending her spring vacation with Miss Bertha Hinton in New York City.

Hayes Nelson West Street Johnson City Tenn Veterans’ Hospital Theodosia Davis Lee Street Philadelphia Bertha Hinton New York City

Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Portherie Hill Home

The Sewing club met at the home of Mrs Portherie Hill on East Washington street Thursday evening. After the business session the hostess served refreshments to Miss Ertha Ford Thelma Hayes Emma Griffin Merion Halsly Ora Griffin Roberta McDowell Dessie Griffin Ada Mae Griffin Mary Bow Josebell Baldwin Lilly Lindsay Mrs Josebell Eccles and Bobby Llewelyn.

Sewing Club Portherie Hill East Washington Street Ertha Ford Thelma Hayes Emma Griffin Merion Halsly Ora Griffin Roberta McDowell Dessie Griffin Ada Mae Griffin Mary Bow Josebell Baldwin Lilly Lindsay Josebell Eccles Bobby Llewelyn

High Point Red Sox Getting Into Shape For 1938 Start

The 1938 High Point Red Sox prepare for their opener as settlers in Wachovia begin purchasing land. The record details a 2000 acre quota with costs for money expenses surveys deeds and first year quit rent. It lists 26 European purchasers from 1754 to 1759 and notes Wachovia’s origin in North Carolina law.

High Point Red Sox Wachau Michaelmas Johann Christoph Sack Koenigsberg Germany Georg Gottfried Gambs Strassburg France Hans Ernst von Zezschwiz Herrnhut Saxony Johann Steinhauer Riga Rus

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