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i:. ;ixronTT, GuiLror.DCOu: . y, n. c;, Wednesday, 31 ay a, 1 1905.
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' Tie f .ditor
, - Llc'j ,-U cc!c:tatly i2C3
' V"3 ov-:'. cl Ei
'.-j c .':a 'i-i tU'tie Aides,
, I'.ur w ere turred away,
cr . j numbered ' at
L
t 1500, ', The imsic was Jam
i tytLe l4sic Lovers' Club,
wlich ' was very fine indeed.1;-. On
lie rostrum were the ministers of
h e city.- "ntc rs cf the school
l"td and i" ' crsoflbe class.
I'r-yrr v:3 cL'.:ed ty Hev. E. L
L." r.. Dri E.tile read first' from
IV- slastes: "Remember now tiy
Creator in the days of the youth.',
le flays 01 me youin.-,
. Also - from
the' J5th' copter-of
.verse! Thesermon
-Joshua, 19th verse. .Jtne sermon
':was-6ublime,niueveryphaseand
thene who heard it west away wn
-iM .loMon impressed on
their hearts.', It was applicable
alike to young and old,
l,.6trong
V thought and clothed in chaste and
- ' ornate language. His vivid picture
1 - of the righteous selfishness of man
-' kind, vhere the ambitions of men
were for the improvement of, the
- ' opportunity wa grand in concept
' ,1 tionand beautifully presented
t Vhile the speaker had In full view
' ; - of his hearers the great lesson of
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valub e suggesuons as pxoceeu- .
Dr. Eattle gave a beautilul pero-
ration, drawing the characters of
his illustrations from Browning.
impressing the great truth of soul
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Pqwwuu.u-. -
mcflisnlral action ill lile. it was I
Btuwu: j . "
ruiy ttpHItlng and energizing and
itwasvmanifestthathisvords
made a deep impression
.on the
congregation., iV 11
After the sermon :here wasmore
. ppryp ;;r"r:
a So -uy w-;-r
closing praya
C.,L Whitaker,
.church.'
: " . Increase in Value.
V ."The 'Winston Journal says that
the price ' of land along the pro
; posed Inter-Urban line has - ad
vanced to $50 per acre since It is
, totilte certain that the work win De
, ' Con. Fthi'; lee Dead.
; 7ashinrton
ntzbush Lee
most sons, died at the Providence
, Arril 23,-acneral "-"I' r 1'arewe" ?n ship-Maud Armentrof , -
,Uniied Ctates army; - t u n ' ' X- ' i - - Viass 4 Xhe presbyterIatt Coleee g-v., ,
Hc-rital here tonl: "t Irom an at-
t-'-of snc-leiv.i-Icli he suffer-Lm.
ei early tL53 nornirj on a train I
vLn en route from Boston to
:? " ten. Aft r General Lee
1 i re'eve ito ice ccrruai i
itD the hc.;ital
. avl1"!:! to the
v ti t his case
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,T7inston-Salem, May 2. Win-
stojj-Calera v votes to' issue tyioa
in: bonds for the building "of .the
proposed Inter-urban electric rail
way ' between 5 this city and High
Point. ' At three o deck this alter-
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noon the books showed a majority
t n j- t. j 1
of tie registered vote had been
. r , v t ' 1 t.
fcast at that hour for the road, v ,
. l. , wL
lcni- .,1 nna
fltty tin rtntActa in j lfTir' Aiirn
fr a.nr nr iw rn thi,
ii.'. a9Mor the town.. Jtwasobservedly
manifested by the voters. Really
" ,
Ktest ever held in the .win-
City.,, Rumor, were current yes-
r." . J "
- tX
I ? nominating A clUzens , ticket in
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.The Aboyes one item of news
that, the people of High Pointwill
be highly interested, in. This bond
Issue Insures the building' of the
Jnter-tTrban line between High
Point and Winston-Salem. ' a ft'
;; Fire at Kearn's factory. : .
' MAUUUa V GTCU1UK : A
few mlrl-
z fire broke out
1 of KearnsFur-
in
toe rear cnd of the bl3nditJg
Jn , , j
SUl UC. , . Il8B
I voiume. or smoxe royea ssywara
. 1a .T ,L
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the scene thcrght that'one. build-1
, . . 1
Ing'sure wasdoomed.llewever
South gide reel
mmnhMaAMaAi
local hose' and a hard fight the
: -.,.'.t - 1
umes wereexuDgqibuea. ineiac-
tory was flooded with water.which
dded to the damage. : This is one
of lhe casej hete wWa
under such' headway .wa's extinr
damaee.; , ' ' v" '
The firemen and those rst " on
the scene deserve much credit for j
their prompt work,;
CLEAN HANDS.
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impartial account of all proceed-
iais and there is no matt on either L
Af .1..... -
W Lmp"Sal M
our nanus. ..ineeaiior liuterprise 1
ucueves m mnniag ms ousuiess in i
this manner free from, misrepre-
scntatlon.v and : mnd.sllnging dl
rcrtly cr indirectly In any degree.
w.ever irer rpieoiiiigh roint
t cn ar. v f tt'-r rnliov thev I
-k to sorse other source for
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- 1 iuc uampttigu ia- uvcr . una i ,
,Tha ti'.za. Success,
1 The sale of lots Thursday ccn
ducted ty lit. foe Phillips,' cfl '
N&ticral Realty Company, ws? t
Eticcess in every particular,' - Tl e
were several hundred people pr 1-
ent through the entire day And l" e
management showed its appreda
tioa of the attendance' by distri-
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outin? valuable presents every lew
ml-mies. .The interest was grc"
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seemed anxious for a lot and it was
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keP opnntilfi b'clockwhen the
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the last lot was disposed oK' ; -
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' The ere about one hundred
na twenty lots sold icr an aggr J
gate "amounts -of about j,, Un
thousand dollars. Thii speaks WC'J
f Enterprise that while these
the
taWi. MtM. w
' Mzr th"a Z
iff'iS!!
lbla sold here' last var t,Vmti
and are anxious for lots for
t r t ,
'" uuic., mcicia nouwn ID
Hfch Point but a steady and oW
Jrnede'mandforhometesA"ri
itot home aites.
Bell
Property"
Sold.
h A !
o W. H. Ragan, executor SDht
the R. J.'Bell property this mora -
ing At 10 o'clock "on the remises. I
The aggregate Amount of the sales
of the uptown property-was $14,4
OOS." MrTTt. R. Kinir rtf firna. f
boro bought the Walton farm of
42 acres for 2.ooo: '-r - .
The uptown - property sold 'as
follows: ' 1 k
Ilome place, W. J, Armfield 15,500,
Lot adjoining parsonage, J. II.
.(1111, ,
Four buildine.lots on Railroad
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v. v.. iuuch, an.sq.VI
C' Jones; J5x,595
Corner Washington . snd .Centea
nni r tt-.i rf. k.t '5 -.H
"H.pto. f :
Walton place, R, R. Kin, ;coo.
M ,
A-Ane-iae un-
furnished. rooms, corner Lindsay
.ndyThnrtfn .troota Tolr-KU
locaUon. . , Apply to S. AV Chand-
ler.J
ROCBELLE
will
pontine to
k Potos .tintf during
' Mr. Murnhv Elected. 'l.
'Thoa, T.? Murphy vthe reeular
Democratic nominee for Mayor of
jureensooro, waeiecreaeveras.
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t , .Meet, at Lexington; I
traI,V attend its deliberation
' - With 0ver-i Comnanv
: overall tompany. , or
Mr. F." P. Gardner, who has
been with W. T, Kirkman & Co.
for several months,..has resigned
uia ; posuion ,io accept one wun
ni8h Point Overall .Co.
He will i
becom- hinn?7 r1f-k-fAr tt,ia
fnmnv .n niti' .-w.J
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Gardner moved his family herel
fran varrinfnn ls nmmriiiiii
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---es a very valuable citizen. '
'A u rr it m nnira frnnniinafl imm v -
If there are any people
Pofct in cloubt on the coming
t' 2 cr lie it mi-rat be vrdl for
tl "1 tD ro cp on North Main
. -t the gradlr fr the
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I 1 '-Ten. .'c!k tean
i 1 Lcrt Dr. T 3 resi
c ' z c t tie i
? 1 1 lie crr- cf
1 cf the
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wmmencemeni Exercises High Point
" . - trasea spnooi. - , ,
' Sunday' Aoril 16th. ,t
Annual sermon by Dr. H. W, Ba(-
Ut, Ureen6boro, C.-
ciass aay exercises. ; ; - s ,t
Monday evening, May 1st, $ p.
m Graduate speaking.,. -. - J x
' Tuesday,- May ?d, a.v m. -
uraduate .speaking and gradna-;
Tuesday; May ?d, ii a.'m.-'
tfierarv. address." by Ihv !. Al-
phonzo Smith; Chapel Hill; NX.
O... Bridires. T)e6 Carrlrlr Chri4.
tine tenora ;ainard Curtis
DunnEdithTloyHaworth. X
HarrlaHorney Nannie Kearns,
Lucyhite Kirkman,. Thurman
mnnr vmtenr m, - Montsinrer.
Amanda', Bufflngton Richardson,
Deborah , Lewis Sherrod. Esther
"'"J omi, u
Strlck Jand.:W; M
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', Edward S. King, High Point
'I i'V I r ASSISTANTS .1, 1
. lEraest Parlow, Tames, Hil-
Hard, Penn Pickett; Leroy Briggs,
Julius Homey, Walter Clinard,
Lyndon Burns, Robert Gechrest,
jonn uyre. - , - -
.All Are cordially invited, 1 -t
; JS Proflram Sugday 11 a. m. ;.
Chorus Oh Zion Blest, City-
' 1 r Msic JLovers Club
Hymn-All 'Hatt the '.Power of
' Jsus Same .Congregation
ayer . '
jHymn Holy,Holy-..Congregation
J Scripture1 ' ".'i, s ,
Sermon-., i ,pr. H. W.I
.Solo "O, Divine Redeemer
Miss Clara Boyd
PV Vf
. Com
Doxology Benediction 1
Commencement Exercises. ;-
The hrst commencement exer 1
c'ises at the school began JMonday
T " ? .
wornlDff l lo:30 o'clock with the
iillftwinr'nrncTBm:"'hi - 'l ttraroif. I
Chaplain's Duties II Timothy J
' v.ii-wwo.ijron.a.wu
IV,i-8 YAllte Gray Strickland
V?euln8 orus-bchooi festival
Song.
.Class
TTisfnrv ni PI oca . vj.'-:...: I
- ' -Christine Lenora Clinard
IfrAx&aB
J Lucy White Kirkman .
Christine' Lenora Clinard 1
AmandaBuffingtonRichardson
EssayHusks
manda Buffington Richardson
pmy ' S1-- "'I i:-;, ' . I
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I part v did admirable and reflected
1 mach credit on the school.
X X if f. t "r i iy ' " ! ,1
Graduate Speaking. . ' ,
So far the commencement exer-
cises of the city schools have been
amoD2 tbe n tDe history Of
me scnooi. . .ncBuuuorium was
crowaeaMonqay cvmine ior eraa
uatin? . speakers, x ne toliowinsr I
waf e Progm. v
Chorus A Meaaow OQHg .., r,, ,, , I
- 4v aslc i-oyers', t!lub
- s a - M. I.
,..''. .. ix ili.i a.k... m 111 n n
-Good Manners
; ' -Vallle AUca Smith
' Music V -,t " '
- j Serpents -inEden,
-r.arly Education in NorlS
' m.i AVAm..f
A.lat.
V
-a Hand Aker Armentrout
-Little Things
i r.nfD'r.ton Richardson
Find a ay or Hake One
. . Dca Carrick
-VLar "Uf Avon''':',' ....
"i nv Ilaworth
Ic -cf Vc --"i
.nan
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ried out excellently: . T , ' ; ;'.', Presentation of Diplomas. v - j ; ' d. rWilliam
PreHmltlflrlcc-PrACArt't Pn.orVo rrCSeniaUOH Ol 110168. I
xa luuimau luauu
tt, tE"ay-Problema of the Twentieth has been prepared: " ; " V T "1J rr, u -5
In High . r -ria nr,u tt CKSU ' , persone.and the eight persons hav-f j ,
A lie Gray Strickland " MLVLilheTer Jl Wre". M-J. '
Lusic , Voc i SQlopot)Dies ;, A. M. Rankin, Dr. J R.
Vc!3:Lxan,fearn9, . Miss Clara Rovd W, P. Picket J.K.
MM i
lections were, of a high order and
exceptionally well rendered. The
W nd peeches reflected credit
to y high degree on . the young
laaies ana touiiv vmnimn : am)
assembly;
CO!MENCEMENT DAT.
Most Successful in History of School.
Although .the sharp "1 political
contest in the city has kept "many
of ; our. citizens busy there was a
largecrowd outTuesday "morning t
hear the graduating exercises at
inescnooJ.
t, it ,
. "c '""owing progi;ara was car-
2g
S . -SiViIii wt
nt htJt17 Vfu and
fl?VSXl HZ!!
1 u J,
lTi. in Ji ' Tf
throogh allhe to the oth.
' fv
Chorus Anvil Chorus
OrationReward is Sure to .the
Faithful ,WilIian G. Bridges
EssayThe One Ihing Needed-.
' 1 ' . " . . Christine Lefaora Clinard
Essay Southern Literature
. - - I. Thurman Mann
r t h , Mnsio , , , ' .
PRBSBNTATION ' OF SOHOIASSHIPS
" The University 1 Scholarship,
The Presbyterian College SchnU I
arship, Charlotte, N. C. ,' (
The EUzaech College Scholar.
ship-, Chsrlotte, N. C. . , ,
Shorter, College- Scholarship,
ome, Ga. f yj , , ;
i'RESBNTATTON op BBizBsl
The - J.' Elwood Cox Orato'rv
Medal.'
The M. J. Wrenn Essay Medal. Picket being on both tickets. -The
H. A. Moffit' General Im- ' 15
provement Medal. " J
The Ethel Pickett General Ex-
cellence Medal. 1 J(
GaADtTATlNG EXBKCISBS '
rsenwuon,or the students to
theChAtrman Ofr the Soiiril'N
Address to Graduates.
) .Music
- Annual Literary Address by Dr.
, addoiu.
u. Alphonso Smith, Chapel Hill,
. PlriultiM Vukii.L.
. Doxolrv. - ,
Benediction:.
;px1zks
- ,Valedictory
Clinard. Christine Lenora
L,n - r"::'
The General Improvement Med-
WVW4H - lUIU.
The , Ethel Pickett Excellence
Medal UhristlM T.iiioro f Hnor
' Th University Scholarship-
arship Lacy White Kirkman, t
snorter College Scholarship I
Allie Gray Strickland, t ' - 1
The M. J. Wrenn Essay Medal
T.Wrw ITirlrmfln . s - ,( - ' I
The Elwood Cox Oratory Medal
Yiutcui oauntsingcr. - , 1
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uiu Aiumni necepuon.
A im-i ' iW.-.
Alnmnf Asenrtain. .'iii j.
reception last night at the auditor
lUm. - k It Will HO doubt he n : n.
joyable occasion- In every respect,
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wi iiHr a vru i n iiiiirMii nnri nir nvimM m
1 miss uova. nanar' . 1
r , -j Mr. Morrow, Clarinet; Of
(( . t.aar. iisneiman, violin, ("g me mgnestnumDerot votes as' 1
Address Of Welcome - -v mayor shall be declared elected to '
SJfftiS
Goa Night James Oliver-.
x U I , X11SS Vera IdOI 1
Address-rThe Alumnus as! a Fao I C.
iu.iu uc jrmcucai ona i 1 m.
W. Chase Idol
Orchestra - v '
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The Enterprise k?rns that a dc
i to Lave
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MB. M, J. WRENN ELECTED MAYCS.
Te heated coptest lor the May
oralty came to a close last night
and the climax of expectancy' was 1
reached at loijo o'clock: when the .
judges read the result Jo the pres-
ence of hundreds of pebple who; v 1.
had -Waited - patlefttfy iot Xhxtt
hours or more. r'i)i, T. Wrenn re
ceived 288 otes and P.'N. Tate.fv -379
a majority of nine in favor f
of Mr. Wrenn. ' ? , l. - ' "
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Mr.iM. J, WRENN i ' ''
Yesterday Elected Mayor , of the City
" - (of High Point, t ; -
It was a very close race, hard,
fought on both sides--so much so
that late In the afternoon both
sides were claiminAtoaiorItr Anvi
Lx. t Zl H.'
W , V T
c lvuow ,s ote lor
Aldermen: It will be seen" that '
Dr- J- R.'Reitzel and Vf.P. Pick-
ett were the only two on the Tate
(ticket who were elected. Mr' '
t . ..T ' - '
J" f,rcnn r83' '
; " pokaubrmbn ' " ' .
James M. Sechrest a6i, ? ,
1 Alexander M.' Rankin 287
1st
Kirkman 313,
P. Pickett 537, '
3ra 1 Dennis C Aldridee 288. '
thGuniey HKearns3i2,kV'
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James H. Millis 300.
IPOS, MAYOR ' n:
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Frederick N. Tate 279,
POK AUJlUlt .- r
rst I Ju,Jns W Harris 286,
I James R.- Xeitzel 309. ; '
2dfWmiam P. Pickett, 537
Oscar N Richardson 274.
, I William fJ. Herndnn '
Aid :
inenrykw, ifraser, 288.
Albert J. Dodamead 250., J
Dr. McAnally and S. t. Davis
received one vote each for mayor.
, ATIeVote
When the votes for Aldermen in K-
tne it Ward were couhted it .
was found that Mr. T. W. Harris
and Capt A. M. Rankin had tied.
Under the charter the iudeeS 'set-
tied the onpstfrm Tv ha lint ru.n'
ln8 vor of Capt. Rankin. The ' "
iunumuj ia pcvuun A3J unaer
wnicn me marts notir
. " .ine persons
an equal number of votes between .,
any two or more having the largest :
number, of votes, or if, of the per ¬
sons voted lor as Aldermen.. thr '
uvmm uivu lui aa aiuri mrii iiara-
shall be an eaual ntimW ni
uciwccu iwv wr moro 01 ine Aiaer-
. m ' ... -
snau oe ueciarea elected aitiermAn '
said city, and the person receiv-.
such office.''. ; '', -'- x
Mamkaaa C 4h. at... T!.. 1 .
... .w,T .jm- w.. ww v. Ml. Ibl.l
Reitiel. t.
Kirkman. TA 1
Aldrldge, Dr. J. A. Turner. . T. s
. wiiiis, w, ja. jearns, Alder- '
men. 1" 4 J ? t . i
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unaer tee law tier
"vlyt::-;i
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t-x Iny
i-Cv'.Iar ia
Board of Aldermen
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