Church Directory Listings From The Enterprise
Methopnt offers Sunday services at 11 60 and 7 80 with Rev E H Davis. Sunday School at 9. Presbyterian holds 11 am and 7 30 pm on 2nd and 4th Sundays led by Rev P H Dalton. Friends conduct 11 am services and Thursday worship with 10 am Sunday School. Battista preaches 11 am and 7 30 pm on 2nd and 4th Sundays with Rev 8 H Thomp son at the pulpit. Eriscopa L Jarreil presents Half Morning Prayer Litany Ante Communion at 11. Evening Prayer and Sunday School at 4. Public invited.
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Methopnt
E H Davis
Presbyterian
P H Dalton
Friends
Battista
H Thompson
Eriscopa L—Jarreil
Mumps Contagion and Local News Pulse in High Point
The itemized notes cover public health rumors about mumps in Asheboro, local job changes including Hunter Dalton at Tate Brothers Greensboro, a dam breach at Logan factory in Jamestown, and calls for upcoming gatherings by the Swiss Bell Ringers. Also mentions church sermons, Annie deaths, rail line status, coffee price drop, and regional commerce notes in High Point.
Death of Mrs Hugh Parks at Franklinsville and local notices
The death of Mrs. Hugh Parks of Franklinsville Randolph county occurred suddenly while returning from Sunday school. Mr Parks and friends extend sympathy. Other items note the illness of Hampton Horney in Lexington and the passing of Mr. Horney. Also covered are local ads for Brown & Matton drug store and Snow & Dalton factory crafts, upcoming entertainment by Armstrong Fitzpatrick at Jarrells Hall, and various religious and agricultural discussions including theFarmers Alliance and church unity efforts. The paper reports forged school orders by J. C. Corbett, a plowing exhibition at Statesville, and a distillery seizure in Chatham county with five escapees.
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Hugh Parks
Franklinsville
Randolph County
Parks
Messrs. Brown & Matton
Snow & Dalton
Charley Johnson
Johnson
Local notes span deaths fires escapes and floods
Travelers from High Point report dull travel times. Mrs. Lacey Shell returns home to stay. Ed Jordan builds a residence south of Trinity. Roten Clark loses his Liberty Grove home to fire last Saturday. Greensboro visitors Misses Lawrence Ballance Hudgen and High Point visitors Misses Field Jordan in town. Nettie Ilder buried at Hopewell. Col Jno R Winston a Trinity graduate and heroic escapee. Judge Connor praises Ben Baker’s character. Gurney Frazier escapes drowning. wife and children saved. Randolph liquor licenses questioned. Archdale Trinity moral tone contrasted with county views on liquor. A Chatham case loses fifty cents in Supreme Court. Peterson’s photo gallery to visit briefly. Floods sweep J D Womble mill. Jane Powell dies. county helps with burial. H E Bencini to open dress making millinery shop April 16. Cape Fear River freshet. Wilmingon lowlands flooded. Agate Iron Ware advertised. seeds at Dr Bradston. Cherokee Remedy promoted for colds.
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Ed. Jordan
Trinity
Roten Clark
Liberty Grove
Lawrence, Ballance
Hudgen
Greensboro
Field and
Jordan
High Point
Nettie Ilder
E. C. Elder
W. O. Harris
Hopewell
Col
Jno. R. Winston
Yankee
Canada
Maine
Massachusetts
Connor
Asheboro
Ben Baker
Guilford Court House to Host May 5 Celebration
A large celebration is planned at Guilford Court House battle ground on May 5. Details mention Rexnt A cottage sale near B FP Jordan’s marble yard and an inquiry about applying to Mrs P BE JArnean.
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Guilford Court House Battle Ground
B. FP
Jordan’s Marble Yard
P. BE. Jarnean
Pineywoods market notes and Arcadia fire loss report
Breaks this week open brisk with mixed stock from nearby counties including common and medium grades. Fire destroys storehouse and contents of Rowan Bodenhamer at Arcadia Davidson County with no insurance. loss estimated $2000 to $2500 plus Dr Hill office damage around $150 to $200. Winston Republican notes Bodenhamer’s hard work and sincere regret. Shilohs Cure offered for cough with prices 10c 50c and 1.00.
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Rowan Bodenhamer
Arcadia
Davidson County
Bodenhamer
Hill
Winston Republican
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Enterprise
High Point, N.C
Church Directory
Mike Bradshaw
Odd Fellows Lodge
D. G. Worth
Wilmington
Mr. C. W. Worth
Episcopal Church
Hunter Dalton
Tate Brothers
Harper Johnston
Jamestown
Mary Pitts
J.W. Pitts
Methodist Church
J.C. Dinwiddie
Main Street
Swiss Bell Ringers
John D. Tait
Ellen Kersey
Deep River
Jesse Henley
Twin-City
Yadkin River
Logan
Mr. Tate
Fitzpatrick
Jarrell’s Hall
Thomasville Female College
R. T. Vann
Wake Forest
Wiles
Anchor
High Point Classical Institute
George S. Bradshaw
Joseph Welborn
Ella Hilton
Zebulon Hilton
Charles Marshall
Johnson City
Kansas
Wm. Hilton
Borders
North Carolina
Hampton Horney
Lexington
Mr. Horney
Armstrong & Fitzpatrick’s
Merry Makers
Brown & Matton
North
Europe
Chicago
Wrenn Bros
J. C. Corbett
Rockingham County
Corbett
Statesville
Richmond Pearson
France
Asheville
The
New Photograph Gallery
Chatham County
Bradshaw's Drug Store
Trinity Notes
Dred Peacock
Lacey Shell
Gurney Frazier
Muddy Creek
Alex Clarks
Iis
Randolph
Archdale
D. L. Clark
E. Butterick
Supreme Court
Peterson
J. D. Womble
John H Tate
Jane Powell
H. E. Bencini
Jane Patterson
L. E. Bencini
Cape Fear
Agate Iron Ware
Taylor
Andreth
A'T
Philip Hatley
Big Lick
Stanley County
Cheraw, 8. C
John N. Tate
California
High Point Tobacco Market
Anchor Warehouse
Shiloh
Bradshaw’s
Shilou
Bradshaw's
Geo. H. Thayer
Bourbon, Ind
Albert E. Tate
Life and Accidental Insurance Agent
N. C
Cartland Block
Ragan, Millis & Co
J. AH. Millis
Mruxuis & Co
COX & Hoskins
Boston
Congress
Bar
Faust & Son
Lilly Brackett & Co’s
Fine Shoes
Wim, Partridge
Hiai Por
Dno. H. Tate’‘s
Kingan & CO
O. W. Stexcer
Jan OO
Dehkel
Trinity College
Hist Point Classical
Institute
New Management
South
C. Lindsay, A. M
Pren
N.C
Lindsay
P. H. Dauton
School & Blank Books
Alfred & Wmlcore
Patridge
R C Charles
Isaac Holt
High Point, N. C
Jarrell’s
MW. Co. Henley
Undertaker
C. B. Tayworth
Ragan
Millis & Co’s
Dr. H. Clay Pitts
High
Spain
Saller Lewin & Co
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