Trinity Town Notes on Visits and Local Happenings
Marvin Andrews and family moved back to Trinity occupying Tom Woods house on Main Street. Emma and Ritchie Johnson enjoyed a visit to Uncle Bob Ingram’s. Mary Parker received a warm Trinity welcome. Scuppernong grapes sold on the streets recalling arbors in Sampson Duplin and Onslow. Teachers Woody and Burks to board with local families. Marvin Jarrell transformed the Old Coltrane Place into a modern dwelling near the railroad. Ernest White of Greensboro visited relatives. Mary White left for Thomasville. Annie Childress returned to Spartanburg after visiting. Scarlet sage decorates most homes. Alvin English visits and revisits boyhood friends. Birthday celebrations at the parsonage for Willie Low and Catherine Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody
Phillips
Burks
Relia Brame
Marvin Jarrell
Coltrane Place
Trinity
High Point
Ernest White
Greensboro
Mary White
Thomasville
Annie Childress
School Time Store Promises Best for High Point Children
A local shop advertises itself as the place to outfit schoolchildren, especially little girls, promising attentive service and lasting customer loyalty. It highlights a variety of needed school items and emphasizes care and courtesy toward young shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Protracted Meeting Attended by Miss Flossie Sheffield
Miss Flossie Sheffield attended a protracted meeting at Mt. Pleasant on Sunday. Miss Viva Pierce returned from a week’s visit to Miss Cora Edwards of Sophia Route 1. Miss Lillian Rush visited her grandmother Mrs. Rosana Rush over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robbins of Trinity Route 1 spent Wednesday at his brother Mr. D C Robbins. Mr. S W Kearns is having a break repaired in his dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caraway NO
Flossie Sheffield
Mt. Pleasant
Viva Pierce
Cora Edwards
Sophia Rt. 1
Lillian Rush
Rosana Rush
Frank Robbins
Trnity Rt. 1
D C. Robbins
S. W.kearns
Sale of Tuttle Mortgage Real Estate in High Point
By virtue of a power of sale in a mortgage deed dated January 9 1909 Tuttle and wife N N Tuttle mortgaged to E T Corbit. Default triggers a cash public sale at the Bank of Commerce High Point on October 2 1915 at 12 o clock noon. Property described as Lot 12 Plot 2 Hedgecock lands Guilford County West side Dee Allen. Bettie Corbit admix of E T Corbit deceased mortgagee. W P Ragan attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Tuttle
N. N. Tuttle
E. T. Corbit
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
Bank of Commerce
High Point
North Carolina
High Point Township
J. M. Hedgecock
Office of the Register of Deeds
Greensboro
Dee Allen Street
Bettie Corbit
W. P. Ragan
Mortgage Sale of Half‑Acre Property in High Point
In High Point Guilford County North Carolina the Bank of Commerce mortgagee Bettie Corbit Admx of E T Corbit deceased will sell at public auction for cash on Saturday October 2 1915 at 12 o'clock M the property described as part of a lot in Ellison Street and Price Street adjoining J A Lindsay J H Jennings and others containing about one half acre more or less. The sale is under a deed from Malinda Smith to E T Cobit dated November 25 1902 and recorded in Book 147 Page 361 in the county. Wm P Ragan attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Smith
E. T. Cobit
A.D
Register of Deeds Office
Guilford County
N C
Bank of Commerce
High Point
N. C
Nath Carolina
High Point Township
J. A. Lindsay
J. H. Jennings
Ellison Street
Said
Price Street
J.H Jennings
Bettie Corbit
E. T. Corbit
P. Ragan
Local residents host Sunday schools and fairs in Asheboro area
The report covers social visits and gatherings in Asheboro area with many names. Rev and Mrs George J Walker entertain Archdale and Springfield Sunday schools. Miss Ruth Millikan returns from Asheboro. several visits to High Point and Thomasville noted. multiple small community events from Bethel to Fairfield described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J. Walker
Archdale
Springfield
Six-Sixty-Six Malaria Cure Patent Medicine
An ad touts a prescription labeled Six-Sixty-Six claimed to treat malaria and chills and fever. It promises rapid relief after five or six doses and positions the cure as liver-friendly, non-greedy, and non-sickening, sold for 25 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thacker’s Shoe Department
Thacker
OLD Trinity
Marvin Andrews
Tom Wood
Main Street
Emma Johnson
Ritchie Johnson
Bob Ingram
Mary Parker
Mary
Sampson, Duplin
Onslow
Alvin English
Mr. English
Bee
Ays
Willie Low
Catherine Crowder
Elwood
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Ouro
Hall
sSrs
Asick
Sample
Tarrit
Htytec
Majestic Bidg
Mienapetis
Jadian
Our Sanitary Pressing Department
Baltimore
Thackers
Dugdale Plumbing Company
High Point Steam Laundry
Archdale News
Ruth Millikan
Asheboro
Eva English
Merile English
Ruth Albertson
Gertrude Kersey
Joe Welborn
Onslow Marsh
Glenola
L. C. Petrie
J. L. Welborn
John Davis
Jim Hayworth
Frank Pugh
Deaf and Dumb
Morganton
Claud Barker
Claud Pugh
Climax
A. S. Pugh
Sophia
Fannie Ingram
Salisbury
Carrie
Annie Lee Ingram
Atha Snider
Farlow
W. E. Ingram
Farmer
High Point RT
J. M. Smith
D. M. John
Prof. Fentress
Shady Grove
D. C. Marsh
Ella Layton
Fairfield
R. C. Bryan
Providence
Lop Steed
Edgar
Jennie Fields
Will Dorsett
T. L. Modlin
Fairfield Church
RT. 1
High Sake
James Welch
Asheville
Calvin Hughes
W. E. Kirkman
Mr. Nelson
Hallie Welch
Riley Smith
Charles Burns
Leo Skiff
Frank Luck
Randolph
Mat Gordon
W.E. Grissom
Messers
J A. Culler
O. A. Thrift
Deep River
Eva Payne
Bell Telephone Office
Miss Payne
Dolph Welch
W. E. Grissom
W. Kirkman
Grissom
Kirkman
Maud
Glendia Elliott
Alene
Edna Bolling
Una Kirkman
J. A. Culler
W. £. Kirkman
J. Mat Gordon
Troy
Zeblon Luck
Lexington
Fairmount
Walter Craven
Cedar Falls
E.'p. Craven
Carl Trogdon
Rns
J.H. Adams
M. Rankin
H. A. Millis
Cashire
A. Pollock
J. Asst. Cashier
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