Nearby County School Coeratticodsen List
A dense roster lists multiple county schools with supervising staff and years served. Jamestown and High Point areas appear repeatedly with names such as Wilson Frazier Ragsdale and Foscue, along with routes and years ranging from one to three. The compilation covers Oak Shade Hill Top Oak Ridge Deep River and other townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Township
Union Hi
E. S. Wilson
Jamestown
J. A. Frazier
W. L. Kivett
High Point
Jamestown High School
W. G. Ragsdale
Edward Armstrong
D. W. Moore
R. L. Hayworth
William Wiley
Greensboro
J. W. Rayle
Deep River
E. J. Clinard
John R. Sullivan
H. Clay Briggs
DeLane
S. H. Mendenhall
J. P. Horney
Frank Motsinger
Mechanicsville
B. C. Lambeth
Reuben Clinard
Joshua Hedgecock
Welch
J. Matt Gordon
E. J. Welch
T. P. Kimrey
Oak Hill
J. H. Wright
Haigh Point
B. J
Recruits Rolled In For Hiatt and Armstrong
Lieutenant H. B. Hiatt of the Hospital Corps and Lieutenant Billy Armstrong of Company M recently visited to recruit for their units. Both reported strong responses as the local men rallied to the calls with notable enthusiasm and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hiatt
Hospital Corps
Billy Armstrong
Death of Jesse J Gray at two miles west of High Point
Jesse J Gray died last week at his home two miles west of High Point from pleurisy after a two month illness. He was 31, a son of G W Gray, a prosperous farmer, and a member of the Junior Order Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Funeral services were held from Fairview on Friday afternoon with large attendance from his orders.
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Jesse J. Gray
High Point
G. W. Gray
Order
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Fairview
Fisticuff Entangles Brooks and Armfield Over Account
E C Brooks insurance agent and W F Armfield clashed Thursday over an account. Brooks took the brunt of blows, a few injuries noted, then both separated. Brooks posted 16 bond but did not appear. Armfield fined five dollars and costs. Fannie Osborne received four months on the roads for disobedience to moral law, with disorderly conduct dismissed on costs and an appeal filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Brooks
W. F. Armfield
Armfield
Brooks
Frank
Fannie Osborne
Recorder’s Court
Guilford County
Branching Out to Larger Quarters in High Point
The McLellan store moves from the Peacock building to the W D Simmons building causing vacancies for Amos Furniture Co and Gilmer Bros. McLellan to take possession Sept 1 and overhaul the building for its new store. Kress plans a large South Main building next to McLellan site, ready by September. The move places McLellan farther from Kress to align with street position.
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McLellan
Peacock
W. D. Simmons
High Point
Amos Furniture Co
Gilmer Bros
McLellan Company
Kress
South Main
McLellan People
Simmons
Big Labor Day celebration planned for Greensboro to High Point road
A Labor Day event will celebrate the completed Greensboro to High Point concrete road with a county dinner and program. The Greensboro Chamber of Commerce and High Point Commercial Club will organize, inviting all county residents, with Greensboro asked to raise 250 dollars for expenses.
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Greensboro
High Point
Chamber of Commerce of
High Point Commercial Club
Guilford County
Ice Point
Rookies Help Arm the First Regiment With Recruits
Lieutenant Armstrong and Corporal Burton report success in gathering volunteers for the First Regiment. By Monday night nine men were sent to Morehead City to join the unit including R. A. Shipwash Ira Willard James C Spoon Cicero Jarrett Henry E Davis John T Willett Henry J Martin C. C Robins and W. W. York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Armstrong
Corporal Burton
Morehead City
R .A. Shipwash
Ira Willard
James C. Spoon
Cicero Jarrett
Henry E. Davis
John T. Willett
Henry J. Martin
C. C. Robins
W. W. York
Leonard Beavans Stamey Co. to Close Fridays in Summer
The Leonard Beavans Stamey Co. announces weekly half holidays on Friday afternoons during hot months to give workers a breathing spell. The move is praised asShows concern beyond profits and urged as a model for other stores to adopt and boost patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard-Beavans-Stamey Co
Greensboro man suffers sudden illness during Granville visit
George H. Royster of Greensboro fell seriously ill while visiting relatives in Granville county. He was brought home Sunday after his condition stabilized briefly and remained of concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Royster
Greensboro
Granville County
Robust in Mexico Physically Unfit in U S
Albertto Mincado a former Carranza lieutenant who deserted rather than risk duty against his adopted country failed the physical requirements for U S Marine Corps at the Newark recruiting station. He says in Mexico he was a robust specimen and is now in New Jersey seeking members of the Madero family. Read Trinity College announcement in this issue.
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Newark
N. J
Albertto Mincado
Carranza
America
United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Mexico
Minondo
New Jersey
Madero
Recorder's Court Finances Show Strong First Half
The recorder's court reports a self sustaining six month period with total income and costs of 205.99. February leads with fines 117.50 and costs 37 amounting to 494.04. May is weakest month with fines 37.50 and costs 187.12 totaling 224.62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Court
Elks to Baltimore Aboard High Feint Delegation
Members of the High Point Elks travel to Baltimore for the convention. Attendees include A Lyon C E Wilson W G Ragsdale Bert Kirkman L C Sinclair R A Wheeler R L Pickett Walt Kirkman D E Bullard E D Steele J P Haworth H I Coffield Arthur Kirkman R C ae W A Copé land C F Farley H W McCain Fred P Ingram and W P Ragan. A badge bears High Point as the leading furniture manufacturing city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
A. Lyon
C. E. Wilson
W. G. Ragsdale
Bert Kirkman
L. C. Sinclair
R. A. Wheeler
R. L. Pickett
Walt Kirkman
D. E. Bullard
E. D. Steele
J. P. Haworth
H. I. Coffield
Arthur Kirkman
R. C. Ae W. A. Copé*land
C. F. Farley
H. W. McCain
Fred P. Ingram
W. P. Ragan
High Point
Eye Fixers In Session Of North Carolina Optometric Society
The North Carolina Optometric Society met Monday in the ninth session with President W. H. Leonard of Salisbury presiding. Vice Mayor S. L. Davis delivered a welcoming address, followed by a response from Frank M. Jolly of Raleigh. The gathering adjourned to meet next year in Raleigh. Officers elected include President Dr. U Rosenstein of Durham, first vice president Geo E Bessinger of Hickory, second vice president Fred Day of Winston, Secretary C F Denning of Durham, Treasurer Frank M. Jolly of Raleigh, J W Tabor of Greensboro, H M Steen of Gastonia, J Fred Tesh of High Point, and Wm B Frazer of Durham on the executive committee. The Board of Optometry met to review license applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Oes Optometric Society
W. H. Leonard
Salisbury
S. L. Davis
Frank M. Jolly
Raleigh
Elwood
U Rosenstein
Durham
Geo. E
Local Farmer Soloman Payne Dies At Home
Soloman Payne aged unknown died Sunday at his home two miles west of the city. Survived by his wife three daughters Mrs J R Welch Mrs Lee Montsinger and Mrs Chas Clinard a brother Joseph Payne and two picked Mrs Emeline Hayworth and Mrs Grace Spurgeon. He was a member of the Primitive Baptist church. Funeral services held Monday afternoon at Abbott's church conducted by Elders Davis and Ashburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soloman Payne
J. R. Welch
Lee Montsinger
Chas. Clinard
Joseph Payne
Emeline Hayworth
Grace Spurgeon
Primitive Baptist Church
Abbott's
Davis and
Ashburn
Moon and Sun Eclipses Visible This Month
North Carolinians may view a partial moon eclipse on the night of July 14 15 about 80 percent of the moon shaded by Earth's shadow in High Point around 9 30 p m weather permitting. The sun eclipse on July 29 will be annular with the sun and moon in a near alignment reducing the moon to a rim around the sun.
Telegram delivery boys sought by Western Union
The Western Union Telegraph Company seeks boys over fourteen to deliver telegrams. The notice notes voting bonds for streets and a requirement to pay about half the cost of street repairs, a plan described as inconsistent.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Personal and local happenings in High Point
Dr Fay Roberson of Durham ill this week. Mrs D A Stanton visiting Spartanburg S C. New sewer line 3500 ft completed at cost 5000 dollars linking with septic to Imhaff tank Penny place. Engagements Miss Kathleen Petty to Dr Oscar Dixanter and Miss Bertha Elmore wed Chester Alfred. Funeral for Mrs Lucy M Oakes. Local business ads and bonds debate.
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Fay Roberson
Durham
Col
Wescott Roberson
D. A. Stanton
Archie Sherrod
Spartanburg
S. C
Richland Creek
Penny Place
I. Thurman Mann
Bessie Marguerite Pitts
Miss Pitts
High Point
Mann
Bertha Elmore
Chester Alfred
J. M. Hilliard
Geo. Bryant
Cincinnati
Thacker’s
Carl Justus
W. A. Clapp
Sam Jennings
Hospital Corps No.1
H. B. Hiatt
Wilson
High Point Motor Co
Point Dental
Kathleen Petty
Oscar Dixanter
J.H. Petty
M. Luther Camp
Lutheran Church
New York
Salisbury
H. A. Millis
QO. E. Mendenhall
Chas. M. Russell
W. E. Russell
Lucy M. Oakes
Davidson County
J. A. Davis
Lexington
J. I. Watson
Statesville
R. Lee Wright
Davis
H. A. Oakes
The
Home Banking Co
Crowson
Dock Dunlap
Dunlap
T. Y. Marshall
Holder
Moser
Palace Billiard Rooms
South Main Street
T. Y
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
H.C. Field
Ridgeway
Amily
German Submarine Voyage Cited With Dye Cargo
The issue notes a German submarine crossing the Atlantic carrying a cargo of dye amid debates on neutrality. Wilson speaks in Detroit while Mexican talks begin soon and a Mexican crisis relaxes. Reports of fires, military moves, and calls for recruits abound alongside civic notices and militia unit augmentations.
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Atlantic
Wilson
Detroit
Wilmington
Lansing
N. C
U. S
Norfolk
Cam
Firemen's Convention Funds Proposed Increase
Citizens urge city council to raise support for delegates to the convention from $100 to $150, arguing firefighters deserve full reimbursement. Officials previously approved $100 and are urged to do the right thing.
False alarm spurs wildcat fire run near Normal College
Firemen rushed to the eastern city district at 10 p m responding to a false alarm from Box 26 at E Washington and Washington near Normal College. Officials call for a method to trap the reckless pranksters. Two business lots on Rankin Street off Commerce listed by W LL Stantey.
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E. Washington and
Washington Street
Normal College
Rankin Street
Commerce
W. LL. Stantey
New Guilford 23 O U A M Elects Officers for Term
Friday night Guilford Council No. 23 Jr O U A M installed officers elected for the ensuing term W T Anderson Jr councilor J E Suttenfield Rev L W Blackwelder vice councilor W W Synder recording secretary Jones Burns assistant secretary J M Hedrick financial secretary W S Chappelle treasurer C L Farrington conductor O P Dicks Warden D A Capps inside sentinel Rev J M Hilliard chaplain representative to state council Jake L Sechrest three years G A Capps two years A F Moore one year Rev J M Hilliard trustee for 18 months
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Guilford Council No. 23
W. T. Anderson, Jr
J. E. Suttenfield
Rev. L. W. Blackwelder
W. W. Synder
Jones Burns
J. M. Hedrick
W. S. Chappelle
C. L. Farrington
Appointment notice for Rachel C. Welch estate in Guilford NC
Acts Pay Dividends as administrator announces claims against the estate of Rachel C. Welch deceased of Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by July 20 and settle immediately. Dated July 13 1916. C Welch Administrator of Rachel C Welch deceased.
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Rachel C. Welch
Guilford County
N.C
C. &. Welch
New and Attractive Specials on White Goods and Fabrics
Advertises yard wide white Skirtings at 15 cents and 25 cent sport tones for skirts. Promotes tub Madras yard wide at 15 cents, lawn and veils in stripes and flowers at 10 cents, 40 inch wash silks at 25 cents, 36 inch silk Marquisettes at 50 cents. Fresh woolens for skirts and coats at 50 cents, club checks, and Romance Romper cloth and Ginghams for children's wear. White goods marked at 10 12 4 and 15 cents.
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Madras
Vinci
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coeratticodsen
G. H. Royster III
U.S
Trinity College
Elks
Morris Bank For
W. C. Jones
J. A. Clinard
Atlantic Sales Co
Furniture Dealers Exchange
P. W. Kirkman
Manufacturers’ Club
Ceee
R. C. Soyars
Daltonana Frances
Flora Idol
Iene
Soyars
Darrell Pitts
H.C. Pitts
Menese Stanton
W. L. Smith and Son
Nan Bowman
Benaja
Review
Curtis
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Eee
Country Gentleman
Paul Stamey
Guilford
Milligery
He Moffitt Furnishing Co
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