Wake Forest Commencement Reflected In Finely Wrought Oration
Wake Forest College commencement ceremonies highlighted high order speeches by Hon. C. M. Cooke and W. L. Wilson with vivid tributes to the graduating class. The event drew about six hundred from Durham and featured strong theses, alumni praise, and a moving farewell from Dr. Taylor.
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Wake Forest College
C. M. Cooke
W. L. Wilson
West Virginia
J. W. Carter
Raleigh
T. S. Sprinkle
Forsythe County
M. L. Carr
Greene County
W. ©. Dowd
Charlotte
Thos. M. Husham
Scotland
Sam
Mr. Lee Royal
Mt. Pleasant
S. C
J. L. Fleming
Greenville
N. C
R.E. L. Yates
H. A. Foushee
Roxporo
Taylor
Durham Baptist Sunday School
Wake Forest
Doubtles
Durham
Joe Carr
Funeral of Mrs Gallagher Held at Methodist Church
The funeral for the late Mrs Gallagher was held Monday afternoon at the Methodist Church. The article lauds her Christian virtues, kindness, and charity, portraying death as a gateway to eternal bliss and celestial splendor.
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Thomas Gilliam
Virginia
Methodist Church
Gilliam
Jesus
Earth
New Teacher At Collegiate Institute Chooses Duty
Rev. Charles J. Thompson seeks gospel study and wins permission to teach at the Collegiate Institute while Mr. E. L. Middleton, a Wake Forest graduate from Duplin County, accepts the role. Middleton brings a Wake Forest diploma and a strong reputation for ability, with patrons pupils and the public eagerly responding.
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Charles J. Thompson
Warren
Collegiate Institute
E. L. Middleton
Wake Forest
Warren, Was Patrons, ‘Pupils and the Public, Are To Be Ag’ Od
Middton
Duplin County
Wilson Light Infantry Elects Officers
The Wilson Light Infantry elected officers on Thursday night with Jake F. as Captain W. P. Wooten as First Lieutenant J. W. Crowell as Second Lieutenant and seven members enrolled as new officers. The group praised as upstanding and courteous and expected to be an honorable state organization.
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Wilson Light Infantry
Jake F
W. P. Wooten
J. W. Crowell
Bank President and farmer plan cotton seed oil mill
Mr Frank Barres, president of the First National Bank of Wilson, and Mr Walter Woolard, an intelligent farmer, will establish a cotton seed oil mill in this place this Fall. They are regarded as capable and energetic investors and are expected to achieve notable success.
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Frank Barres
First National Bank of Wilson
Walter Woolard
The Death of Henry Blount, Esteemed Editor of Wilson Mirror
The piece honors Henry Blount, beloved brother of Faber, a versatile leader who presided over The Wilson Mirror with grace. It notes his return from Oxford after delivering a literary address to Horner's military school, praising his charm, wit, and eloquence.
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Metimes
Faber
Copaant Blount
Wilson Mirror
Henry Blount
Editor W. D. Stokes Suffers Personal Loss
In sorrow over the death of his wife, Plairdealer editor W. D. Stokes leaves his paper and returns to his farm to care for his motherless children. The community sympathizes with his irreparable loss and honors his steadfast editor’s integrity and faith.
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W. D. Stokes
Edithie
A Real Deprivation From Charlotte Chronicle Absence
The author laments two weeks without the Charlotte Chronicle and its editorials and sentiments. They compare the void to flowers without perfume and birds without songs, then celebrate the Chronicle’s return brightening the sanctum with renewed luminescence and harmony.
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Charlottte Chronicle
Beloved Minister Remembered in Historic Text
A fragmentary notice honors a beloved minister with reflections on sin and divine gift, referencing piety and church leadership in a historical parish record.
Mt Lebanon Lodge Initiation Record
Mt Lebanon Lodge No 117 lists officers W 4k M Latt Wil W Hays J W EM 6m Tiler with appointed pass noted in the ceremonial record.
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Mt. Lebanon
Wil W. Hays
J. W
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