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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

29 Sep 1916

Page 5

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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1916

Page

5

Goldenrod wedding unites Miss Idol and Dr Coe at North Main church

An ornate ceremony at North Main Street Methodist Church joined Miss Verta Louise Idol and Dr Samuel S Coe of High Point in a goldenrod themed wedding. The service featured Arch decorations, music by Mrs Kephart and Miss Boyd, and a reception at the Idol home. The couple departed for a northern honeymoon and will reside with Mr Idol in North Main Street.

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Coe-Idol North Main Street Verta Louise Idol Pr. Samuel Coe High Point Chance Clara Boyd Aren Thome Elga Grace Kephart Miss Boyd Richard Shaw W. M. Marr Charles Matten F. O. Plunkett Lynchburg Mary Wilson Ernest Wall Edith Haworth John Patterson Concord Herati Coe Greensboro Victor M. Idol Madison Polly Hellman Carson Burns James Mellichampe Vera Idol Marion Mellichampe Maid of Honor Little Vernon Idol, Jr A. M. Idol Dr. Coe C. Coe Schubert Mendelssohn Virgil Idol Mrs. Coe Danville Minnie Lula Motely J. A. Motley W. McKinley Reynolds N. C J. H .Moss D. D Calvary Methodist Church Lula Lovelace M. L. Dunn C. B. Raper W. C. Raper Atlanta H. F. Graves Roanoke Cora A. Galer D. J. Galer Asheville
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Rose from slavery to extensive holdings

Shelby news notes Lewis Hardin a formerly enslaved man who died at 66 in Cleveland county. He rose to become the largest landowner in No. 3 township with an estate worth 20000 dollars free of incumbrance. He married twice and raised three adopted children. his will memorializes them. He was illiterate yet thrifty and trusted, buried at Shoal Creek church in a metal coffin from Charlotte with an ornate hearse.

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Shelby Lewis Hardin Cleveland County Hardin Shoal Creek Church Charlotte No. 3
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Northwestern District Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Winston

High pointers plan to attend the Northwestern District Union of Christian Endeavor second annual convention at Home Moravian church Winston October 14 and 15. Karl Lehmann will lead sessions and district officials expect a superior program with free entertainment for all attendees.

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Northwestern District Union of Christian Endeavor Lehmann Winston’ Endeavorers Christian Endeavor Workers
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Publication of Dyestuffs Census Held Up

Washington reported that publication of parts of the dyestuffs census by the commerce department will be deferred pending protests by importers. They contend that releasing private data to manufacturers would be unfair and illegal, especially the use of German firm names. The core census aimed to aid American industry is printed and some parts have already been released.

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Washington Commerce Department Redfield
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New Millinery Arrivals at Loflin Millinery and Jewelry Co

The Loflin Millinery and Jewelry Co reports a large shipment of fine dress and street hats. Customers are urged to view the new styles before buying to take advantage of fresh fashions.

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Loflin Millinery and Jewelry Co Edwin Clapp Eclipse
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Complete Rain Coat Collection Priced To Sell Now

Advertises a full line of rain coats for school girls including hats and bags. Coats sell from 4.00 to 5.00 with hats matching, priced to move quickly.

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Anon Coe-Idol Wedding Reynolds-Motley Allen Tomlinsom Commercial Club E. P. Brookshire Montreal W. D. Simmons Elm Street May Phelps Marylily Fisher College Street Southport Valette Jones Alexandria Friends Washington, D. C Madison Hall Ellen White White Plains W. H. Slane J. E. Hardee Madison, Fla R. C. Charles Ben Gladstone New York N. H. Silver Coats Moffiti Furnishing Company Home Banking Co Christian Endeavor Convention Winston Home Moravian Church Winston, On Tober South Karl Lehman Allen’s Allen Globe Tailoring Company Cincinnati del Ah la Lim Dae W. Smith Centennial Avenue Ois Colt
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