Remarkable History Of Archdale Quaker Settlement Emerges
The piece traces Bush Hill Archdale Randolph County from early Quaker arrivals led by William Tomlinson to Allen Tomlinson land grants in 1786. It notes the community’s growth along the Old Plank Road, the Springfield Friends church museum, Eli Haworth wagoning routes, and the Tomlinson leather and tannery business reaching prominence before a 1845 fire.
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Piedmont
Carolina
Adolph County
Inship M. Wilson
O. Wilson
Archdale
Mary M.tty
Greensboro
England
Charleston
D. C
Bushee
Kers
Thomas English
Margaret Flynn
Cornwallis
Colum
Carolinas
Anna
Samuellinson
Columbia
Rowan County
Davidson
Muel Tomlinson
Liam
Camden
S. C
Samuel
Th Carolina
William
Bush Hill
Arch- Archdale
Randolph County
High Point
Hill
Allen Tomlina
Wil
Johnston
Register of
Asheboro
Dolph
William Tomlin
John Hog
Friends of
Quakers
Pennsylvania
Martha Tomlinson
Allen
Tomlinsons
Thomas
John
William English
Eli
Henry Haworth
George Haworth
Nathan Hunt
Nathan
John Carter
Springfield Monthly Meeting
Society of Friends
Springfield
Fayetteville
Salem
Bush
Wilmington
Richmond
Petersburg
Philadelphia
Indiana
Tomlinson
Josiah Tomlinson
Allen A. Tomlinson
Tomlinson, Lines & Co
Allen Tomlinson
Tomlinson, English & Company
A. A. Tomlinson & Son Company
Sidney Tomlinson
Sidney
Allen J. Tomlinson
Edward and
William Parker
North Carolina
Tomlinson Sons
South
W. C. Petty
David
W. C. Petty & Co
Winston Frazier
Thomasville
Petty
Clinton Petty
Clinton
Moses Hammond
Hammond
United States
Frank Caldwell
Lincoln
George Washington
Petty Company
Allien A. Tomlinson & Son Company
Tomlinson Company
W. Sidney Tomlinson
Bettie English
Robert Hardin
Cyrus P. Frazier
Pilla Carr
Dred Peacock
Bush Hill to Archdale A Quaker Town’s Rise and Shift
A historical sketch tracks Bush Hill then Archdale in Randolph and Guilford counties from tannery and furniture ventures to wartime conscription impacts. It highlights the Tomlinsons and Petty families, early schools, post office years, and the town’s evolution before High Point’s growth absorbed the area.
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Bush Hill
Solomon Frazier
Milton Blair
Frazier
Allen Tomlinson
Johnston
Hardie
Wheeler
Oscar E. Wilson
Archdale
High Point
Winship M. Wilson
C. B
Allen A. Tomlinson
Sidney Tomlinson
Allen J. Tomlinson
J. M. Tomlinson
J. Winston Blair
W. M. Wilson
Alex Wray
Moses Hammond
Winston Frazier
L. W. Burch
John Archdale
Colony
North Carolina
Normal College
Trinity College
Trinity
Duke University
Durham
Springfield
David Marshall
New Garden
Friends of Baltimore
Friends
Francis T. King
Friends of
John Scott
Baltimore Friends
Joseph Moore
Earlham College
Indiana
Moore
Allen Jay
Rush Hill
W. C. Petty
Cc. Petty
Litewen
M. Petty
Lg. Bureh
The Boy Is Father To The Man This NC Tour On Agriculture
Morris Edwynne reflects on a Guilford County tour led by County Agent J I Wagner with Rep William Umstead and 300 participants. He argues farm tenancies threaten rural life while praising vocational agriculture and 4 H programs as keys to future farming prosperity. The piece links erosion control, crop rotation, and education to sustaining North Carolina agriculture and the nation.
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Morris Edwynne
Guilford County
J. I. Wagner
William B. Umstead
Soil Conservation Service
Colfax
North Carolina
Union
Mississippi
South Dakota
Georgia
South Carolina
Congress
Wilson
United States
Young Tar Heel Farmers Clubs
Future Farmers of America
Juvenile Grange
Boy Scouts of America
Extension Service
W. W. Pega
Speakers at Clergymen and Laymen Meeting
Asheville conference of the America forward movement heard three themes. Col Orval Johnson urged preparedness and warned against communist intrigues while BH Malloy criticized cooperative business. Rabbi A Feinberg defended American Jewry and American destiny amid strong anti antisemitic sentiment.
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Asheville
America
America Forward Movement
Col
Orval Johnson
Washington, D. C
Reserve Officers Training Corps Association of the United
BH. J. Malloy
Milwaukee
Wis
Marketing Association, Inc
Wisconsin
Col. Johnson
Malloy
Cooperative Plan of Business
A. Feinberg
Mount Neboh Temple
New York City
Headway Made In Forest Fire Fight
Min ute precautions were taken by forestry authorities to guard against another outbreak of still smouldering brush and forest fires. Rain Thursday night and Friday aided fighters, enabling gains to be fortified and some crews released for rest in the Duluth area.
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Paul
Minnesota
Duluth
RFC Lending Power Could Extend Through Next Year
In Washington on August 15 an extension of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation lending authority for one year was under discussion. The current grant expires January 31 and officials note steady demand in some sectors for RFC loans. No official decision has been announced but top officials expect a renewal likely.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Masons to Attend Big Celebration in Greensboro
Greensboro hosts a grand Masons event on August 27 with North Carolina Grand Lodge Ancient Free Accepted Masons and Carolina Grand Chapter Old Eastern Star gathering from across the state. Activities begin 10 AM at the Masonic Temple with meetings, an address and concert, a 1 PM picnic lunch, and a 2:30 PM Grand Chapter session at the Masonic Temple West Market Street.
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Greensboro
North Care Grand Lodge
Carolina
Grand Chapter
Masonic Ple
Duke University to Open September Ninth
Durham August 15 Duke University will open for the year as a degree conferring institution on September 16. Men, however, will gather for an orientation period beginning September 10.
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Durham
Duke University
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