Episcopal Church Services Notice
Episcopal church announces Third Sunday worship at 11 a.m. with Rev. W. R. Savage leading the service.
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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
3
Episcopal church announces Third Sunday worship at 11 a.m. with Rev. W. R. Savage leading the service.
Ashe county court activity this week and the Blowing Rock Bank statement are noted along with visits from Harman and A G Gray son. Local merchants advertise free plates and bowls, and T L Critcher & Son promote shoes and dry goods. The Episcopal Convention of the Missionary District of Asheville will meet in Lenoir June 26 to 28. Cora and Florence Blair of Boone and Holsclaw sisters of Vilas are home from Davenport. Frank Critcher and Ethel return from North Wilkesboro. Editor Carson of the Alleghany Star was in town for a day about his paper. Mr Wade McGhee marries Mrs Mary Hutcher, widow of W C L Hutcher, officiated by C H Hodges. Visitors I B Horton of Elkin and Mrs Clements of North Wilkesboro. A note about new subscribers and a plea for timely news items. L W Holshouser of Blowing Rock, John H Bingham and Peter Maat of Cove Creek return from the Jamestown Exposition. The court lawn should be protected from passersby, not used as hitching ground.
Local notices report Silas M. Greene opening a new jewelry shop upstairs in Critcher row Boone by June 1 1907 promising cash repair with guaranteed work and no charge unless the customer is satisfied. Also announced are church services in Valle Crucis and Boone with Rev Savage, plus tax assessor events for June 21 and 22 and various local society items including a Masonic picnic site and a Moravian college report.
Todd I Messrs Hutcher Réed and Rist of Mountain City spent a few days at Mr Nimrod Dobbin's. Miss Grace Dobbin returned from Wilkesboro where she studied at Miss Nannie Barbera. Mr W S Miller of Taylorsville Va visits family. Miss Margarte Holcomb expected home from Greensboro. Misses Margrat and Grace Dobbin spent a few days in Jefferson. Mr Fred Sutherland of Beasly Hardwood Co Lynchburg was in the community last week.
The Watauga County Musical Association met with Brushy Fork Baptist church on Friday before the 4th Sunday in May 1907. Classes Mt Vernon Three Forks Brushy Fork and Poplar Grove united in singing and prayer was offered by Rev. J F Davis. After a noon intermission, singing continued but no decision was rendered. Next singing will be at Mt Vernon on the Friday before the first Monday in August 1907 with practice for pieces Windows of Heaven No 4 Golden Songs of Glory No 82 Perfect Praise No 118. Plans for a new Davenport College building to accommodate growing patronage were announced.
End of year financials show loans and discounts 8977.59 with minor overdrafts and a bank pause of 1000.00. Assets include furniture and fixtures 1236.70 due from banks 1897.87 gold coin 95.00 silver coin and national bank notes totaling 979.00.
To the merchants of Watauga Co Elk Park dated May 1 1907 this notice invites participation in an upcoming local trade or market event. The fragment notes a formal greeting and civic context for business members in the community.
In Bloomingham Nova Scotia last week Miss Helen Dixon admitted embezzling 1300 while serving as treasurer of the Gleaners Society at the Second Presbyterian Church. She was sentenced to prison for the theft intended to fund a new organ.
ARY Cook Brothers operates a footwear shop offering a range of shoes for men and women. The outlet features classic styles and modern designs with emphasis on comfortable everyday wear and durable construction. Located in a local shopping district, the store serves frequent customers seeking affordable footwear options.
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