Deep River Cemetery Hosts Early Settlers Since 1740
The Deep River graveyard reflects settlement from around 1740 with early meetings, a 1758 meeting house, and unmarked graves. The article notes landmarks, family names like Mendenhall and Beeson, evolving boundaries, school sites, and fundraising for upkeep aided by the 20th century community and Federal aid.
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Deep River
John Talbot
Fred G. Barbee
High Point
New Garden Monthly Meeting of Friends
Gertrude Mendenhall
Virginia Rags
Deep River Graveyard
Miss Ragsdale
M. Pauline Mendenhall
Richard
George C
Nereus Mendenhall
Jonathan Harris
Stephen G. Horney
Cyrus J. Wheeler
J. 8. Ragsdale
William Wiley
George C. Mendenhall
Elihu Mendenhall
N. C
J. M. Weatherly
Beesons
Folgers
Gardners
Coffins
Mendenhalls
Starbucks
Chipmans
Idding
Right and Wrong in Prohibition War Warns of Crisis
A readers letter from The Enterprise cites a Washington Daily News editorial warning the beer repeal fight is not over. It stresses dry leaders must change tactic, face truths, and expose wet influence to avert national moral collapse. It notes California repeal effects and cites homicide death-penalty stats.
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Enterprise
Washington Daily News
Scripps-Howard
Shouse
Rabin
National Prohibition
Anti-Saloon League
California
Los Angeles
Porter
Social Week Echoes With Lexington Inter-City Ball
A Lexington dance at Smith hall highlighted the week with Lexington and Salisbury participation. Tarheelian and Salisbury orchestras provided music as ideal weather enhanced the Inter-City Ball hosted by Tom Dickerson.
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Lexington
Smith Hall
Salisbury
Tom Dickerson
Miss Lillian Earnhardt Hosts West Third Ave Social
Miss Lillian Earnhardt entertained guests at her West Third Avenue home Thursday evening during an intermission at the Smith hall dance. The social honored Miss Jane Toms of Salisbury and Miss Melba Chamblee of Zebu.
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Lillian Earnhardt
West Third Avenue
Smith Hall
Jane Toms
Salisbury
Melba Chamblee
Zebu
Miss Eunice Arnold Hosts Sixteenth Birthday Party
Miss Eunice Arnold celebrated her sixteenth birthday at her West Second avenue home Monday evening. Hostess Virgil Leonard offered punch, then guests enjoyed games and dancing followed by a salad course, cake and mints. Guests included Ruth Hutchins Margaret Hooper Martha Woodruff Mary Hooper Louise Davis Evelyn Greer Grace Williams Kathleen Black Virginia Fritts Katherine Shuford Ruth Shoaf Henry Miller Frank Hege J. P. Bingham Jr. Frank Newman Ralph Hackney Edward Hooper Jr. Harry Phillipott Ventry Koontz Jimmie Fry R G Shoaf Jr. Haywatt Hinkle and Jimmie Swicegood.
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Eunice Arnold
West Second Avenue
Virgil Leonard
Ruth Hutchins
Margaret Hooper
Martha Woodruff
Mary Hooper
Louise Davis
Evelyn Greer
Grace Williams
Kathleen Black
Virginia Fritts
Katherine Shuford
Ruth Shoaf
Messrs
Francis Hunt
Henry Miller
Frank Hege
J. P. Bingham, Jr
Frank Newman
Ralph Hackney
Edward Hooper, Jr
Harry Philpott
Ventry Koontz
Jimmie Fry
R. G. Shoaf, Jr
Haywatt Hinkle
Jimmie Swicegood
Little Sally Barnhardt Turns Three At Home Party
Sally Barnhardt celebrated her third birthday with a Saturday afternoon party at home. Guests enjoyed games and were served refreshments by Texie Sowers and Hattie Barnhardt.
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Sally Sewell Barnhardt
Texie Sowers
Hattie Barnhardt
Institute of Adult Illiteracy Meeting Set in Raleigh
The annual meeting of the Institute on Adult Illiteracy will be held in Raleigh Monday under the direction of the State Commission on Adult Illiteracy and in cooperation with North Carolina State College's summer school. The program will include addresses by Dr. J. Henry High.
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John F. Cook
George C
Delphina E. Mendenhall
Elihu Mendenhall
Cook
William Iddings
Ruth Iddings Ledbetter
Phebe Ledbetter Briggs
Obed Thrift’s Field
Stephen H
Franklin Davis
R. A. Cochran
Southern Stone Company
High Point
Raleigh
Institute On
State Commission On
North Carolina State College
J. Henry High
Freight cars rise for week ended June 17
Smith representing the state department of education and officials from the University of North Carolina State College and the governor's office report revenue freight for the week ended June 17 at 587 931 cars, up 23 385 from the prior week and 69 533 above the year-ago figure.
American Railway Association Reports Loadings Rise
Washington June 24 The American Railway Association announced loadings for the period showed gains amid broader freight movement trends. Officials attributed the uptick to improved industrial activity and steady demand across major routes and commodities.
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Washington
The
American Railway Association
Carrying trade defined in political economy and commerce
The text explains carrying trade as a term used to describe the exchange of goods between nations in political economy and in commercial dealings. It notes the phrase denotes cross border commerce and its role in economic relations.
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Deep River Cemetery
H. Clay Briggs
Thornton
W. A. Thornton
Burlington
Cora Thornton
Ralph Thornton
A. B. Thornton
C. B. Thornton
EB. &. Thornton
Wheelers
Henry M. Wheeler
Wheeler
Robi. A. Wheeler
EB. B. Wheeler
Whitsett
Wm. F. Wheeler
Horneys
W. V
A. B
W. L. Horney
Horney
Jamestown
Virgil Beard
Anna Mendenhall
Fowell H
S. Willard
Hiatts
Eoline Hiatt
Stuarts
Robert Stuart
Kernersville
Gordons
Wesley Gordon
Vernon
Bishop . S. Cranfield, Winston-Salem
Cedar Street
Church of the Living God
Sage
Ford Dry Cleaners
North Main
Ing
High Point Creamery
Clover Brand
High Point Creamery Company
West Broad
Helen Wilson
Welcome High School
Susie Wagner
Douglas Koontz
Coraline Hege
West Side Drive
Roy Biggers
Ruth MecCain
Institute of Adult Illiteracy
CAR Loadings Inct
ASE
Pany
Congoleum
F.O
Flint, Mich
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit, Mich
M. A. C. Torma
General Motors Wales
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