Church Directory for High Point Denomination Notices
The Enterprise records a church directory listing multiple congregations with service times and pastors. Presbyterians, Friends, Baptists and Episcopalians note weekly services, Sunday School at various times, and specific pastors including Rev E H Davis Rev P I Dalton Rev 8 H Thompson and Jarrells. Public invited to all worship and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernopist
E H Davis
Presbyterta AN
P IL Dalton
Friends
H Thompson
Jarrell
Wake Forest Visit Noted and Local News Recap
Local notices report Miss Sallie Jones visiting Wake Forest and Miss Mary Hamner returning home from college. Guilford Superior Court begins next Monday with Judge Gilmer presiding. A factory venture starts at Staley, run by John and Lindley Weedon. Community notices highlight sales, advertisements, bank updates, a charitable supper, and street conditions. A troubling report concerns a young man arrested in Greensboro on sodomy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Superior Court
Gilmer
Mary Hamner
Inquisitorial era warned against social espionage and obscenity
APublic admonition condemns spying and private character tests as unchristian and harmful. It denounces obscene journals, urges respectable journalism, and warns parents about vulgar papers seeping into homes. The piece also notes spring signs, local ads, and commerce highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville Landmark
Messalina
Talmage
Local items on road funds and college matters in High Point area
News notes report residents questioning the R D R R if <2,000 per mile is required to build the High Point and Asheboro road. College library upgrade praised. Prof Crowell investigates liquor suspicion yielding a non-event. Also coverage of race relations incident, board rate change, and wills. Also ads for clothing at cost and Shiloh remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ School
New Garden
Guilford College
Albright
Carrie
Leaksville
High Point
Asheboro Road
Crowell
College
John Eutley
Guilford
Friedensburg
Penn
Thos. Finch
W. A. Blair
Winston
High Point Tobacco Market Weekly Report and Ads
Corrected weekly by the Anchor Warehouse the report notes good breaks with all grades arriving freely and prices rising for common and medium grades. Locs common to bright prices range from 2.50 to 5.50 and bright at 9.50. smokers common to good at 7.00 to 12.00. fancy bright around 22.00. wiry entries show various high figures. Also advertises Shilohs Cure and related health remedies promising cures for coughs, catarrh, and other ailments with guaranteed results and promotional pricing.
Lime-Phosphate Fertilizer Promoted For Crops
A 200 pound bag of North Carolina lime phosphate lists contents including 10-16 pounds phosphoric acid 23-35 pounds bone phosphate 100-120 pounds lime 1-4 pounds potash and small amounts of soda sulfuric acid chlorine alumina oxide of iron and silica. It claims minimal water and sulfuric acid compared with other fertilizers and advises application rates for cotton corn wheat oats rye grasses and with muriate potash.
Fertilizer Mixes for Crops and Grass on Clay and Sandy Soils
On clay soils use 800 to 1,000 pounds Lime Phosphate with 100 pounds Mauinate Potash and 2 sacks Balt per acre. For wheat on thin land mix 1,060 pounds Lime Phosphate 100 pounds cotton-seed meal ground fish-scrap or ammoniates 100 pounds Sulphate Ammonia or Nitrate Soda and 160 pounds Muriate Potash per two to four acres. For oats use 1,000 pounds Lime Phosphate and 400 pounds Kainit. Grass needs Lime Phosphate with 600 to 1,000 pounds and Kainit on sandy land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassus
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enterprise
N.C
Church Directory
Miss Sallie Jones
Wake Forest
Messrs
T. J. Redding
Arraway
Jas. Johnston
Dalton
Capt. Parkins
Hoover Hill
J. Elwood Cox
Staley
John and
Lindley Weedon
R. A. Wheeler
W. Partridge
R. J. Lindsay & Bro
National Bank of
Wm. B Mears
Salisbury
W F Brookshire
Powelton
D N Bennett
J L Sutherly
Millidgeville
Wm. Seager and Wife
Pittsburgh
W G Bird
Marion
Jarrell’s Hotel
Anchor Warehouse
Greensboro
Friends Meeting House
David Sampson
East Bend
W. H. Gilascott
Washington City
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
Glascott
Statesville
J. Lindsay & Bro
the Chronicle
R J. Lindsay and Bro
Washington
America
R. J. Linpsy & Bro
Morehead
Shackelford
Hoffman & Farlow
Wisconsin
R. J. Linpsay & Bro
Cox & Hoskins
Mull
Florida
North State
Capt. Mull
Bradshaw’s
Trinity Notes
Davidson County
Davie
J. F. Herman
W. G. Bargen
Shiloh
the National Bank of
North Carolina
U.S
Toran
State of
T. C. W. Wort
C. W. Worth
C. F
W.H. Ragan
J. A. Lindsay
A. J. Sapp
High Point Tobacco Market
Taylor
Boot, Shoe and
Wooman
Dongola
Wim, Par Dridge
Boot, Shoe and Hat Store
Hien Porsry
Cana
Royan Baking Powper Co
Wall
New York
Ragan, Millis & Co
J. H. Millis
Miulcuts & Co
Andretus
Drukeists
Tro Post Office
Beeson Bros
Wheeler
NE. C. Merley
Undertaker
C. B. Hayworth
Ragan
Millis & Co
High Point Classical
Institute
New Management
South
Lindsay
P. H. Daron
Wnyworth
James Bolejack
Southern Chemical CO
Charlotte
N. C. Ray
Dr. H. Clay Pitts
High
N. C
Bay
W.H. Snow
High Point, N.C
Moffitt & Bradshaw
J. T. Moffitt
W. G. Bradshaw
J.T. Moffitt
Dr. Bradshaw
J. T. Morrirz
School & Blank Books
Alfred & Nicore’s
Patridge
RC Charies
Nortit Carolina
The
N.C. Phosphate Co
Raleigh, N. C
Prorais
James Vice Pea
Rochester
Iosea
Thomsanda
Tocee
Irving
Hallett & Co
Pottsland
Maine
Howe
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