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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1937

Page

20

Circuit Rider To Ride Again At Camp Meeting

Asheboro July 31 A special camp meeting at John Wesley Stand seven miles northwest of Asheboro will feature a circuit rider impersonated by 78 year old Rev J F Burkhead. He will conduct an old fashioned service with split bonnets and old style hats as women and men form Amen corners and ancient hymns are sung by the singing class.

Faith Brewer Asheboro John Wesley J. F. Burkhead Burkhead William Burkhead H. B. Barge Burlington Randolph County Charleston Pennsylvania Back Creek Carraway Mountains Wesley

Circuit Rider Rides Again At Brush Arbor Reunion

Rev. Charles Phillips and Rev. J F Burkhead recount early circuit riding at John Wesley stand Asheboro area meeting place. Burkhead aged 78 continues to hold services. reunion of Millican and Bulla families noted with long church history dates and names. Other items include patent milk from vegetables and obscure oddities.

Charles Phillips L. C. Phillips Asheboro J. F. Burkhead Bulla Millikan Burkhead Fowle Arthur Jim Jesse Carlol Sanford Mise Mildred Burkhead Fannie Griffin Thomasville Hattie Burkhead John Wesley Peter Doub Zion Woodburn Wood Pearce Glenn Millican Murdock Moss C. H. Phillips

First U S postage stamp issued on July 1 1847

By authority of Congress the first regularly issued United States postage stamp made its appearance on July 1 1847.

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Hair Stretch and Return Study

Researchers report hair fibers stretch up to one quarter of their length under tension and nearly return to their original length when the force is removed, indicating elastic properties useful in textile science.

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