Chimney of 1759 Mill Site Near Deep River Reveals Early Guilford History
Rediscovered water mill site on Deep River near Old Jamestown reveals 18th century Mendenhall settlement. The 1832 rebuilt mill housed overshot wheels, oak framing, and hand-dressed timber, later burning in 1902 and submerging under city lake. Narratives recount James Mendenhall’s 1759 move to North Carolina and Judith Gardner Mendenhall’s wartime bravery.
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George Penney
Deep River Church
James Mendenhall
Mary Mendenhall Hobbs
James Meendenhall
North Carolina
Aaron
Rose Pearson Mendenhall
Hannar Thomas
Richard Thomas
Guilford County
Deep River
Earl of Granville
James
George
Georgia
Old
Jamestown
George Mendenhall
George C. Mendenhall
Paris Bow
Paris Benbow
Oliver C. Benbow
Benbow
L. O. Williard
Sam Stafford
Ralto Horney
High Point
Judith Gardner
Cornwallis
Judith
Army
Slander Charge Is Filed Against Man
Temple Spivey, 39, of 900 Asheboro Street, was released on $100 bond after police served a warrant charging slander against two women. The warrant was signed by Bula Jarrell.
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Temple Spivey
Asheboro Street
Bula Jarrell
Sans Souci Club hosts Mrs Lambeth at Colonial Drive
Thomasville Aug 22 Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth charming hostess to Sans Souci club members at her Colonial Drive home. Bridge played at three tables with R Kyser winning Sho prizes. Visitors Kitty Kyser Ash tray. Refreshments served. Guests listed. Mollie Snell Lena Myers return from Mount Airy with Harston Williamson party.
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Thomasville
Harry Lee Lambeth
Sans Souci Club
Colonial Drive
Bridge
R. Kyser
Shameys
Kitty Kyser
Lambeth
Pauline
Virginia Connelly
H. R. Kyser
G. E. Crowell
O. R. Hodgin
Ralph Wilson
Elizabeth Andrews
Haw River
C. J. McCoy
Lexington
Charles Clegg
E. Webb
Alvrah Boyles
Mollie Snell
Lena Myers
Mount Airy
Harston Williamson
Mrs. Williamson
Rotary Picnic At Fairview Church
Rotary club members and wives held their annual picnic Thursday evening at Fairview church three miles south of the city. Dr. R Yokeley led a short business session in the absence of the president. A bountiful supper was served by church ladies and Dr W M Craig of Texas gave a fine talk on Rotary. About seventy five members and guests attended.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Fairview Church
R. Yokeley
R. M. Cooksey
W. M. Craig
Texas
Craig
First Baptist Church
Mrs Stone Hosts Porch Party of 1891 Class
Mrs A L Stone hosted a Thursday afternoon porch party for the 1891 class of the Thomasville Female College. Guests read letters from absent classmates, examined an album, and enjoyed an ice course. Several local guests and visitors were listed, with travel to and from Greensboro and nearby towns noted.
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Stone
A. L. Stone
Thomasville Female College
John R. Myers
Oscar Arnold
R. L. Welch
Chas. Hoover
Daisy Leach
Tom Lambeth
P. EB. Parker
Minnie Edwards
Prominent Artist Joins Houck Firm as Art Director
Hobart Britton a noted commercial artist formerly with Brenna Brown Auld of Houston and Dallas has joined Houck and Co. as Art Director. The firm, with offices in High Point and Roanoke, Va., also announced enlarged quarters on the seventh floor of Commercial National Bank.
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Hobart Britton
Texas
Houck and Co
High Point
Roanoke
B. Houck
Mr. Britton
Brenna, Brown & Auld
Houston
Dallas
Britton
Houck
Commercial National Bank
Morning worship at First Methodist church features world brotherhood talk
At 9:45 the church school session opens with graded departments. Dr C H Nabers lessons, World Brotherhood theme, European experiences. 11 am Rev R I Farmer preaches Un heralded Friends of Christ. Quartet sings Sweet Peace, choir anthem. Dorothy Kirkman plays Andantino in B Flat and Grand Choeur. Junior church also meets. No evening service until September.
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First Methodist Protestant
North Main and
Richardson Streets
C. H. Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
R. I. Farmer
Friends of Christ
the Nazarene
Anne Robbins
Elizabeth Welch
C. L. Gray, Jr
Arthur Fidler
God
Dinner At Least Once A Week The Princess Cafe
The article extols modern hospitality moving toward dining out, noting urban homes rarely host large gatherings. It advises readers to contact the Princess Cafe for menu planning and reservations, offering suggestions to enhance entertaining success.
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Princess Cafe
Princess Cafa
Pastor Jordan Reflects on National Economy During Vacation Tour
Rev. G. Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial M. E. Church returns home from a 15 state trip. He notes freer discussion of the economy, finds North Carolina comparatively optimistic, and observes diverse views on religion and social life. He visited Lincoln's Decatur and Springfield, Hannibal, Denver, Yellowstone, Chicago stockyards, Great Lakes, Montreal and Montreal's Westmount, ending with a Washington trip back to High Point.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial M. E
Jordan
North Carolina
Tar Heele
High Point
Virginia
Alleghenies
Indiana
Decatur
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Denver
Col
William Cody
Buffalo Bill
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Jordan
Chicago
Cleveland
Great Lakes
New York State
Montreal
Westmount
Hudson
Delaware River
Washington
Central Friends Camp Group Gathers at Paradise Point
The Central Friends camp week ended with a group of boys including Joe Jarrell Chas Jarrell Lyndon Wilson Newlin Hayworth Byron Meador HB C Barker Tom Cheves Arnold Culler Gurney King Jr Raymond Hicks and Garland Causey. Miss Anna Mendenhall and Mr and Mrs Winfred Beck attended. Extra thanks go to H G Siderton for the loaned car and Elwood Cox Jr for driving. One more week of the summer program remains under director Winfred Beck with tournament week and a Saturday August 28 program featuring contests games prizes and a picnic dinner inviting church Sunday school and Vacation Bible School participants to attend.
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Central Friends
Paradise Point
Joe Jarrell
Chas Jarrell
Lyndon Wilson
Newlin Hayworth
Byron Meador
HB. C. Barker
Tom Cheves
Arnold Culler
Gurney King, Jr
Raymond Hicks
Garland Causey
Anna Mendenhall
Mr. and
Winfred Beck
H. G. Siderton
Elwood Cox, Jr
Rally Day Observed at English Street Methodist Church
English Street Methodist Protestant church observes Rally Day with 9:45 Sunday school 11 o'clock sermon by Rev. W. M. Pike former pastor. Dinner on grounds after services. 3:30 talk by Rev. D. I. Garner and short talks by others. Music by Freeman quartet Thomaarile St Paul's M. P. Greensboro and Misses Myrtle and Annie Chissolm. Children's program at 8 p.m. and a brief Christian Endeavor service. Former and non-attendance members urged to attend.
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English Street Methodist Protestant Church
W. M. Pike
D. I. Garner
Freeman
Thomaarile
St. Paul's M. P
Greensboro
Myrtle
Annie Chissolm
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