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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1940

Page

7

Siler City nonogenerian keeps country store legacy alive

James Jordan born 1850 four miles west of Siler City still runs a small early era store from a white house with a large staircased interior. The Jordan home dates to 1838 built by Dr. William Underwood, later owned by Marsh and Bowen families. He and his wife celebrate birthdays while keeping family and town memory alive with stories of the old goods and candy sticks.

Harriette Hammer Walker Siler City Chatham County Jer City Ain Highway Jordan Not Mr. Jordan Harris Jordan Wincey Lane Jordan Jack Lane James Jordan James Young Jim Margaret Crabtree Siler Akle Young William Erwood Underwood Marsh Wil Bowen Liam Bowen Young Jameson Will Wrenn Alma Corbitt Roy Corbitt State Historical Department Raleigh

Former High Point Resident Passes

William Thomas Black a Forsyth County resident for 18 years died at his daughter’s home in Winston-Salem route five after a ten day illness. Born February 21 1852 in Mecklenburg County he was a carpenter and member of Central Terrace Methodist Church. Surviving are three daughters a son a brother and several grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 11 from the home with interment in Oakwood Cemetery High Point.

Winston-Salem William Thomas Black Winston- Salem Lee Charles Route Five Black Forsyth County High Point Mecklenburg Countay Joseph Jennie Quary Black Central Terrace Methodist Church Charles Fred L. Brown Fredericksburg Ira B. Hayes Thomasville E. T. Black J. R. Black Charlotte C. B. Newton C. R. Hunter Charles Stevens J S. Carter Oakwood Cemetery

Moving Evergreens: Best Timing and Nursery Prep

The piece explains how evergreens resist transplanting due to year round foliage and moisture loss. It recommends nursery origin with root pruning to form a strong root ball and notes spring and fall as ideal periods, with work feasible from mid month to mid May.

Local Delegates At Youth Congress

Ten delegates from North Carolina attend the American Youth Congress in Washington with four from High Point representing the Pioneer Youth Movement. Delegates include Dwight Upton J C Davis Vera Gillis and Donald Upton of High Point Lou Ellen Duncan Pete Walter Roy Wray Leathen Wray Wimpy Mills and Douglas Hodges also attend. The group plans to present youth problems to congressmen and federal administrators while expenses are shared by Pioneer Youth Amal America Greensboro local and the Textile Workers Union America. Attorney General Robert H Jackson opened the Congress Friday night.

North Carolina American Youth Congress Washington High Point Pioneer Youth Movement Dwight Upton J. C. Davis Vera Gillis Donald Upton Lou Ellen Duncan Pete Walter Greensboro Roy and Leathen Wray Mayodan Wimpy Mills Douglas Hodges Draper Pioneer Youth Amal America Textile Workers Union America Bac Robert H. Jackson J. B. Leighton Southern Clothing Workers

Woodhouse Speaks at Third District Young Democrats Rally

Prof. E J Woodhouse of the University of North Carolina addressed a Third Congressional District Young Democratic Rally in Richlands last night. The event highlighted party youth engagement as officials and attendees discussed political futures.

Woodhouse Richlands E. J. Woodhouse University of North Caroli Young Democratic

Sykes Will Preach at Springfield Friends Church

Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes of Thomasville will fill the pulpit at the Springfield Friends Church for the 11 o clock service this morning.

Tom Alderman Sykes Thomasville Springfield Friends

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