Hall of History receives battle flag of seventeenth NC
Wilson G. Lamb of Wilsonton presented the battle flag of the seventeenth North Carolina regiment to the North Carolina Hall of History. Col. Fred A. Olds accepted, praising the flag’s storied service from Plymouth to Bentonville and pledging its preservation and public display.
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Hall OF History
Seventeenth
North Carolina Regiment
Wilson G. Lamb
Seventeenth North Carolina Regiment
Williamston
North Carolina
Fred A. Olds
Lamb
Martin- Kirkland
Hoke
Virginia
Johnston
Center Church
Randolph County
Plymouth
Newport Barracks
Ensign Williams
Butler
Bermuda Hundred
Second Cold Harbor
Richmond
Grant
Petersburg
Lee
Harrison's Farm
Henrico Court House
Wilmington
North River Bridge
Wise’s Fork
Kinston
Bentonsville
Sherman
Smithfield
Raleigh
Centerchurch
Abel Thomas
Robert F. Hoke
O'dsin
United States
Maine
New Jersey
Wisconsin
The Emulsion that Supports Overworked Mothers
A promotion for Scott's Emulsion urges husbands and friends to ensure mothers receive this oil-food tonic. It claims to nourish blood, strengthen nerves, aid appetite, and lift energy for overworked women, with physicians prescribing it for tired patients.
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Scott
Vast Wendel Estate Left to Four Sisters After Death
John G. Wendel head of a storied New York real estate clan dies in California leaving an immense Manhattan portfolio valued at up to 60 million dollars to his four sisters. The family custom of passing realty to surviving kin dates back 200 years and to date they rarely sold or improved properties. Wendel, described as the Russell Sage of Broadway, ran a frugal office at 175 Broadway and favored personal rent collection, shaping a fortune built on unimproved parcels and long held holdings.
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California
John G. Wendel
New York City
Mary E. A. Wendel
Rebecca A. D. Wendel Swope
Ella von E. Wendel
Georgiana G. R. Wendel
Wendel
Manhattan
John G Wendel
Russell Sage
Broadway
New York
Dey Street
Mr Wendel
Wen
New York Sun
Methodist Church Conference Pushes Marriage License Reform
The Greensboro Record reports a Methodist conference at Shiby urged amendments to marriage licenses. The proposal requires oath questions on the applicants status single widow widower or divorced and in case of divorce the grounds and jurisdictions, to help ministers avoid wrong marriages.
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The
Methodist Church
Shiby
Bain
Winston
Greensboro Record
Oak City Social Notes From Dec 9
Brief items reporting visits and social calls in Oak City North Carolina including Mr and Mrs T C Allsbrook in Scotland Neck Miss Annie Mae Dautridge leaving for school and other local residents visiting relatives in nearby towns with several weekend trips and guest activities.
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Oak City
N. C
T. C. Allsbrook
Scotland Neck
Annie Mae Dautridge
James Rawls
Hamilton
Hattie Mae Downing
Orrin Quincy
J. W. Hines
Vonnie Eubanks
Hassell
Pearl
Jefferson House
Nannie Bell Fleming
H. J. Ethridge
Pattie Weeks
N. M. Worsley
W. T. Hurst
Robersonville
Loomis Chesson
Jesse Crisp
Parmele
J. A. Hobbs
Librarian’s November Report for Scotland Neck School
Ennis Bryan, librarian at Scotland Neck graded school, reports November figures: 93 books in library 3 condensed 148 read 14 cents fines collected 25 cents fines uncollected.
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Ennis Bryan
Scotland Neck
Resolutions of Respect for Clinton J Everett
Unanimously adopted by the North Carolina Association of City Superintendents at the 1914 annual session in Charlotte. The resolutions honor Clinton J Everett former superintendent of public schools of Scotland Neck as a devoted father and respected educator. A copy is to be filed, press released, and sent to the family.
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Colaborer
Clinton J. Everett
Public Schools of
Scotland Neck
Everett
Robert H. Wright
H. E. Craven
R H. Bachman
North Carolina Association of City Superintendents
Charlotte
N. C
H. P. Hardnening
Honor Roll Oak City High School Twelfth Week
Oak City High School in Oak City North Carolina lists the honor roll for the twelfth week. First grade names include Gladys Everett Margaret Hines Sarah Long Johnson Lucile House Leela Hines Myrtella Hyman Mildred Davenport Pauline Davenport Hazel Piland Eloise Ross. Second grade lists Christine Piland Clifton Hyman Lilton Hurst. Third grade honors go to Howard Brown Virginia Hines William Francis Brown Livingston Harrell Rudolph Whit. Fourth grade names Annie Hurst Selma Johnson Wheeler Daniel. Fifth grade includes Blanche Bunting Edgar Wimmette Bertha Piland.
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Oak City
N. C
Oak City High School
Gladys Everett
Margaret Hines
Sarah Long Johnson
Lucile House
Leela Hines
Myrtella Hyman
Mildred Davenport
Pauline Davenport
Hazel Piland
Eloise Ross
Christine Piland
Clifton Hyman
Lilton Hurst
Howard Brown
Virginia Hines
William Francis Brown
Livingston Harrell
Rudolph Whitley
Annie Hurst
Rural Church and Farm Alliance Shapes Community
Peter Radford argues the rural church school and press form a triple alliance critical to progress. He cites farmers as builders of churches, moral custodians, and economic supporters, urging cooperation to end over church fragmentation and boost rural lifeways.
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Peter Radford
National Farmers’ Union
Church
Press
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Clee Vaughan
Chas. L. Staton
Ashley W. Dunn
T. D. Kitchin
Postoffice
Nort End Drug Store
Officc
A. D. Morgan
Sestland Neck
Vicein
R. L. Savage
O. FE. Smith Pysiciun
Sotland
Speed & W. H. Josey Fire Insurance Agents
Willie H. Allsbrook
M. T. Walston
Bowers & Jones Stables
News and Observer
Librarian’s Report
Ralph Vincent
Manchester
England
R. H. Gray
Main
Antee
J.T. Braxton
Johnnie RB
North End
KODAK
G. L. Hall Optical Co
Tucker, Hall & CO
Opticians
Granby Street
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Board of County Commissioners
Will Lawrance
Whitehead Place
Board County
Halifax County
J. H. Norman
Willie Silver
Louis Lynch
Essex
ITO Old & New
T. E. Butler
Telephone
J. W. Allsbrook
E. A. Allsbrook the Fish Man
Busch
Dallas
Texas
First National Bank
Denver
Colorado
J. H. Hopkins
Martha Hopkins
Paul Kicent
Cleo Vaughan
Vermont
Georgia
J. E. Woolard
J. J. Pittman Livery
Allen Allsbrook
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