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Archdale-Trinity, Past and Present

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Guil-Rand Fire Department

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Trinity Timeline

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Archdale Timeline

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County Resources

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Elected Officials

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Education

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Health Care

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Archdale Police Department

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Child Care

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Places of Worship

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Bush Hill Heritage Festival

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Archdale Public Library

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n 1659, Quaker settlements appeared along the North American coast and from these sprang early communities all over North Carolina.

The first settlers in the northwest corner of Randolph county arrived between 1763-1776, settling in what was called the Granville District.

Faith has always been a part of the community with Hopewell Methodist Episcopal Church — now Hopewell United Methodist Church — being officially founded in 1822. The current granite structure in use by the congregation was built after World War II. Early features in the area included Nathan Hunt Tavern, Hunt’s Store and Post Office and WC Petty & Company, a manufacturer of doors, mouldings, blinds and all kinds of dressed lumber.

The 1779 tax records of Randolph County list 25 families for the Trinity Township.

One of the earliest known educational institutions was Brown’s Schoolhouse, in which Allen M. Frazier served as schoolmaster.

Property that is now occupied by Braxton Craven School has been in use for educational purposes for more than 150 years. In operation in the mid-1800s, Trinity College relocated to Durham in 1892, later becoming Duke University.

History was made here — in 1865 Confederate troops of Gen. Joseph Johnson were the last to fight under the Confederate flag, mustering out May 1-2, 1865 after their surrender near Durham April 26.

The arrival of the plank road where Archdale’s Main Street is now located opened the area to commerce. The post-Civil War era saw many changes with the advent of industry. In 1892, Archdale Roller Mill was in operation where Stickley Furniture now stands.

The turn of the century came with the arrival of telephone service through High Point Telephone Exchange.

Fire protection was established in 1950 after Hazel and Leroy Hancock’s home burned to the ground with no one to put it out. Guil-Rand Fire Department is now one of the largest districts in the county.

In 1965 the area got an additional educational facility with the construction of Trindale Elementary School.

The 1968 incorporation of Archdale was followed by the first library in 1973, a new city hall in 1974, and the first police force established in 1980.

Ten years after the city’s incorporation, Creekside Park was dedicated.

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Guil-Rand Fire Department Guil-Rand Fire Department was organized in 1950 to provide fire protection to what is now the greater Archdale and Trinity area. The impetus to organize the fire department arose when Hazel and Leroy Hancock’s home caught on fire and there was no one to put it out.

Prior to that time, there was no organized fire and rescue service in the northwest corner of Randolph County or the unincorporated areas of southwest Guilford County.

Reggie Auman was the first fire chief in the district, which required members to pay dues in order to receive services.

Since it was organized Guil-Rand Fire Department has grown to the largest county fire department in terms of population served and district land covered. It is a combination department consisting of 30 full time employees, 13 part-time employees and 35 volunteers. Each year it responds to an average 3,000 calls per year which include fire, hazardous material, BLS, heavy rescue and dive team. Its five stations cover 81 square miles and serve a population of 33,000 in Randolph and Guilford counties, including 1,100 businesses and nine public schools.

Current Chief Brian Cox has served since 2006.

Stations Station 20 10506 S. Main St. Archdale Station 21 8401 Hillsville Road Sophia

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Station 39 6258 Welborn Road Trinity Station 40 5711 Surrett Drive Archdale Station 41 7616 Harlow Road Archdale

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Trinity Timeline

The City of Trinity was named for Trinity College, which later became Duke University.

The “World’s Longest Hot Wheels Track” was built at the Kyle Petty Farm in Trinity on May 9, 1999. Sealy Corporation, the world’s largest manufacturer of bedding products with sales of $1.2 billion in 2003, is headquartered in Trinity.

1819 Hopewell Methodist Church organized 1830s Brown’s Schoolhouse started 1839 Union Institute organized 1840 Prospect Methodist Church organized 1842 Braxton Craven became teacher at Union Institute 1851

1924 Town charter is allowed to lapse, forcing

1900s

1800s

The community service organization Friends of Trinity organizes a Car Show and Chili Cookoff and General Hardee’s Retreat each fall.

Union Institute is re-chartered as Normal College, the first state-accredited teachers college

1859

Control of college turned over to Methodist Conference - re-chartered as Trinity College

Charlie Soong became Trinity College’s first international student. Later his family was known as the first family of China, with daughters marrying Sun Yat-Sen and Chiang Kaishek and sons in high and powerful offices in government and finance.

1892

Trinity College moved to Durham. In 1924 it became the nucleus of Duke University.

1898

George Braxton Pegram, native son of Trinity and grandson of Braxton Craven, returned to Trinity from Durham and became principal of Trinity High School. Later he became the Dean of the Schools of Science and Physics at Columbia University. He was hand-selected by Franklin Delano Roosevelt to compile a team to research the use of atomic energy in warfare. The first atomic bomb test was called the Trinity Project; molten sand from the explosion hardens - the product is called “trinitite.”

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Trinity Baptist Church is organized.

Trinity Memorial Methodist Church builds new sanctuary. It had its beginnings in a congregation that began meeting in the college chapel in the 1850s.

New high school building opens.

Arnold & Frances Richardson opened the Trinity Grill.

1950s

1850s

Hardee’s command encamped at Trinity in the last days of the Civil War Town of Trinity College chartered as a municipality

College building is condemned and razed.

1925 1946

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the county to take over maintenance of roads.

1969

Trinity Senior High School opens.

The 1925 campus becomes Trinity Junior High School.

1978

Archdale-Trinity News begins publication.

1997

Trinity re-incorporates. The drive had grown from a meeting of concerned citizens including Chuck Allen, Kenneth Orr, Dean Spinks, and Dan Warren, in an effort to protect Trinity from encroachments of neighboring towns.

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Archdale Timeline

Hoggett built the first house in what would later become Archdale near present-day Playground Road.

1790 Archdale

established. It was known as Bush Hill until 1887 when the name was changed to Archdale in honor of John Archdale, Quaker Governor of the Colony of North Carolina in 1694.

1800s

1849 Fayetteville

& Western Plank Road, along what is currently Main Street, opened the community to commerce.

1874 Bush

Hill is chartered as a municipality. Winship McBride Wilson is elected as its first mayor. City limits established.

1876 Bush

Hill Academy, a one-room log schoolhouse, was built with Jesse Winston Blair as one of the first schoolmasters. Control of the building was passed to Randolph County Board of Education in the early 20th century.

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front porch addition was added onto the home of W.C. and Victoria Petty

1975 Carol Darr

three-story Archdale Roller Mill building stood where Stickley Furniture currently operates.

ed on July 4.

was the first resident to hook up to the new city water system.

1979 Creekside

1892 The

started providing police protection on Jan. 14.

current Archdale Elementary School building is built.

1984 Archdale Trinity

Chamber of Commerce held the first Bush Hill Heritage Festival

1948 Archdale

1900s

Soda Shop was built

by Benton and Louise Byrd.

1965 Trindale

1990 A groundbreaking

Elementary School

opens.

1968 Archdale

voted for incorporation on July 8 and the Archdale Interim City Council held their first meeting July 17 at Trindale Elementary School. Members of the interim council were Joel Williams, Doris Spencer and Chairman Bill Tucker.

Henry York is voted first mayor.

Park was dedicat-

1980 Archdale

1938 The

1825 Tomlinson Tannery

was established where Westwood Condominiums are currently located near the intersection of Highway 62 and Archdale Road, later growing to be one of the largest tanneries in the state and at one time employing more than 30 workers. Using steam power, in the year 1861 Tomlinson Steam Tannery produced a variety of leather goods including shoes, boots and saddles.

on the site of present-day Cumby’s, facing Archdale Elementary School.

Behind the home was one of the first tennis courts in the area.

2000s

1700s

1780 John

for new RCC Archdale Center was held in January.

2012 A ribbon

cutting was held at the newly renovated Archdale City Hall building on Oct. 21.

1971 On Sept. 22

the city council moved into the first city hall on Main Street in the parking lot of the area now known as Village Square Shopping Center.

1973 Archdale

Public Library is established. In 1992 Archdale Public Library moved into its current location on land donated by Bill Aldridge.

1974 A

new city hall building at the location of the current city hall was dedicated on Nov. 20.

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County Resources Register Of Deeds

Krista M. Lowe Shaw Building 158 Worth St. P. O. Box 4458 Asheboro, NC 27204 336-318-6960 Registerofdeeds@RandolphcountyNC.gov

Sheriff

Robert Graves 727 Mcdowell Rd. Asheboro, NC 27205 336-318-6699 Sheriff@RandolphcountyNC.gov

Administration

Hal Johnson – County Manager 725 Mcdowell Rd. Asheboro, NC 27205 336-318-6300 Countymanager@RandolphcountyNC.gov

FinaNCe Office

William Massie – FinaNCe Officer 725 Mcdowell Rd. Asheboro, NC 27205 336-318-6611

Tax Department

Debra Hill – Tax Administrator 725 Mcdowell Rd. Asheboro, NC 27205 336-318-6518 Debrahill@RandolphcountyNC.gov

Cooperative Extension Jonathan Black – Director 1003 S. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, NC 27203 336-318-6000

Clerk To The Board

Amanda Varner – Clerk To The Board Of Commissioners 725 Mcdowell Rd. Asheboro, NC 27205 336-318-6301 Amanda.varner@RandolphcountyNC.gov

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Geographic Information Services 725 Mcdowell Rd. Asheboro, NC 27205 336-318-6535 Gisdata@RandolphcountyNC.gov

Planning & Zoning

Jay Dale – Director 204 E. Academy St. Asheboro, NC 27203 336-318-6555 Planning@RandolphcountyNC.gov

Board Of Elections

Melissa Johnson – Director 158 Worth St. Asheboro, NC 27203 336-318-6900 Elections@RandolphcountyNC.gov

Human Resources

Jill Williams – Director 725 Mcdowell Rd. Asheboro, NC 27205 336-318-6600 Hr@RandolphcountyNC.gov

Information Technology Michael Rowland – Director 725 Mcdowell Rd. Asheboro, NC 27205 336-318-6313

Child Support Enforcement Damon Brown – Department Head 355 S. Fayetteville St., Unit A Asheboro, NC 27203 336-318-6700

Purchasing

Lisa Garner – Purchasing Officer 725 Mcdowell Rd. Asheboro, NC 27203 336-318-6304 Lisa.garner@RandolphcountyNC.gov

Health Department Archdale Office 213 Balfour Dr. Archdale, NC 27263 336-318-6171

EmergeNCy Services Donovan Davis – Director 152 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, NC 27203 336-318-6911

Social Services

Beth Whitley DuNCan – Director 1512 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, NC 27203 336-683-8000 Dssdirector@RandolphcountyNC.gov

Social Services Archdale Office 213 Balfour Dr. Archdale, NC 27263 336-318-6404

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Elected Officials

Archdale City Council

Archdale City Council Bert Lance-Stone Mayor 203 Belgian Dr. Archdale, NC 27363 336-431-6924 Bstone@Archdale-NC.gov Larry Warlick City Council Member Ward 1 415 Trindale Rd. Archdale, NC 27363 336-431-3860 Lwarlick@Archdale-NC.gov

Roger Blackwell City Council Member Ward 2 5125 Village Ln. Archdale, NC 27363 336-431-8170 Rblackwell@Archdale-NC.gov

Lewis Dorsett City Council Member Ward 4 222 Alison Ln. Archdale, NC 27363 336-861-6870 Ldorsett@Archdale-NC.gov

Trey Gray City Council Member Ward 3 118 Apollo Ci. Archdale, NC 27363 336-905-7666 Tgray@Archdale-NC.gov

Tim Williams City Council Member At Large 323 Daniel Paul Dr. Archdale, NC 27363 336-431-9235 Twilliams@Archdale-NC.gov

Trinity City Council Jesse Hill Mayor 3449 Barbara Ln. Trinity, NC 27370 336-475-9292 Jessehilltours@Gmail.com

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Gene Byerly City Council Member Ward 1 5892 Howard Ci. Archdale, NC 27263 336-434-6363 Gbyerly@Northstate.net Stephen Lawing City Council Member Ward 2 313 Trindale Rd. Suite 101 Archdale, NC 27263 336-885-2331 Lawing@Justice.com

Eddie Causey City Council Member At Large 102 Billy Ave. Archdale, NC 27363 Ecausey@Archdale-NC.gov

Jack Carico City Council Member Ward 3 4015 Evergreen Dr. Trinity, NC 27370 336-476-9579 Jack1952@Northstate.net Don Payne City Council Member Ward 4 6834 Colonial Club Dr. Thomasville, NC 27360 336-476-0890 Guilfordfab@Northstate.net Tommy Johnson City Council Member At Large 7216 Landsowne Pl. Thomasville, NC 27360 336-476-6498 Apache1969@Aol.com

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Elected Officials U.S. CONGRESS Archdale Representatives

North Carolina Legislators Archdale Representatives

U.s. Rep. Mark Walker (R-6Th) 1305 Longworth House Office Building Washington, D.c. 20515 202-225-3065

Rep. Pat B. Hurley (R) District 70 919-733-5865 Pat.hurley@NCleg.net N.c. House Of Representatives 300 N. Salisbury St., Room 532 Raleigh, NC 27603-5925

Sen. Richard Burr (R) 217 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, D.c. 20510 202-224-3154

Mark Walker

Sen. Jerry W. Tillman Majority Whip District 29 919-733-5870 Jerry.tillman@NCleg.net N.c. Senate 300 N. Salisbury St., Room 309 Raleigh, NC 27603-5925

Sen. Thom Tillis (R) 185 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, D.c. 20510 202-224-6342

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Archdale Elementary School 207 Trindale Road Archdale 336-431-9121

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Hopewell Elementary School 6294 Welborn Road Trinity 336-861-2030

Braxton Craven Middle School 7037 Highway 62 Trinity 336-431-4078

John Lawrence Elementary School 6068 Suits Road Archdale 336-861-8100

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quaker settlement originally known as “Bush Hill,” Archdale spent the first 10 years of its incorporation without a formal law enforcement agency.

Archdale was originally formed as a city in 1969, having given up its charter and then reapplying for it, finally becoming a city for good. Archdale Police Department was formed in 1979 under the leadership of Dalton Fulcher, who was then the city manager.

Fulcher hired Joe Howlett, a former High Point Police captain, as the city’s first chief.

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Including Howlett, the city has had six chiefs since the department was formed.

Darrell Arney followed Howlett as chief, and Larry Allen replaced Arney, becoming Archdale’s third chief. Allen previously worked as a detective, joining the city after a stint with the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office.

It was around the time Fulcher hired Howlett that Gary Lewallen, who worked at Thomasville Police Department, applied to become an officer at APD. Lewallen said Fulcher had discussed the chief’s position with him despite Lewallen having just two years experience at TPD. After Lewallen said he made it clear he had no interest in the chief’s position, Howlett’s hiring set Lewallen on a course that would take him to High Point Police, Thomasville Police, a joint vice narcotics unit made up of officers from Lexington Police, TPD and the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office.

Lewallen left DSCO in 1995 to join the Archdale police force, and in 2001, Lewallen became chief. He said the move to Archdale was long anticipated, as he got a chance to return home.

“Not a lot of people get to be the police chief of the town they grew up in,” Lewallen said. “More than anything, that’s memorable because I got to represent the people I grew up with and around on Playground Road.”

According to Lewallen, the first police station was originally located at the county building across the street from its current location at 305 Balfour Drive. The number of officers and civilians working at APD has remained consistent, according to Lewallen, who said approximately 30 people worked for the department during his years as chief.

Currently, APD employs 32 full and part-time staff, including 25 sworn officers.

Darrell Gibbs succeeded Lewallen, and in 2013, Shannon Craddock became the sixth police chief in Archdale. A Thomasville native, Craddock joined APD in 1999 as a patrol officer. He was promoted to captain before his appointment as chief.

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Child Care The following options for children ages birth to 5 years: Alpha Academy 612 W. Fairfield Road, High Point 336-434-4420

Cloverdale Childcare Ministries (Four Star) 2502 Surrett Drive, Archdale 336-886-4753

Childcare Network # 146 5500 Old Thomasville Road, Archdale 336-882-1004

My Circle of Friends (Four Star) 6020 Suits Road, Archdale 336-861-8600

Childcare Network #242 1307 E. Fairfield Road, High Point 336-434-1529

Private home daycares KAY MOOREFIELD’S DAY CARE HOME Prospect Street, Archdale 336-886-4406

First Church of God Dayschool 7009 Weant Road, Archdale 336-431-1336 Trindale Elementary School PreK 400 Balfour Drive, Archdale 336-434-1516 Trin-Dale Children Center Inc. 13089 Trinity Road, Trinity 336-431-5821

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Places of Worship After 1659 Quaker settlements crystallized along the North American coast and from these sprang up other communities. In 1857 Poplar Ridge Friends Meeting was established.

The first church buildings built in Archdale were Archdale Friends Meeting in 1924 and Archdale Methodist Church (now Archdale United Methodist Church) in 1925. Both

congregations had been meeting in the Archdale School building. In 1947 First Baptist Church of Archdale was organized.

The first place of worship in Trinity was Hopewell United Methodist Church built in 1812. Saint Mary’s United Methodist Church, constructed in 1942, was named for charter member Mary Ann Gibson.

Archdale Assembly of God 4405 Archdale Rd., Archdale 336-434-3232

Bethel United Methodist Church 3229 Old Glenola Rd., Archdale 336-431-6948

Faith Baptist Church 5744 Mendenhall Rd., Archdale 336-431-5575

Glenola Baptist Church 8330 US Highway 311, Archdale 336-434-1076

Archdale Church Of God 229 Liberty Rd., Archdale 336-431-3810

Bible Truth Baptist 6282 Lake Front Rd., High Point 336-676-7000

Fellowship Bible Baptist Church 4800 Archdale Rd., Trinity 336-434-4473

Gospel Baptist Church 9042 U.S. 311, Archdale 336-434-3861

Archdale Church of the Nazarene 116 Julian Ave., Archdale 336-431-6014

Caraway Baptist Church 2928 Beeson Farm Rd., Sophia 336-861-5234

First Baptist Church of Archdale 649 Vista Circle, High Point 336-431-5165

Archdale Friends Meeting 114 Trindale Rd., Archdale 336-431-2918

Christian Temple 3844 Mt Gilead Church Rd., Sophia 336-431-8973

First Baptist Church Of Trinity 12504 Trinity Rd., Trinity 336-431-5785

Hope Baptist Church 4872 Old Edgar Rd., Sophia 336-495-4673 Hope Chapel Baptist Church 106 Cloverdale Ct., Archdale 336-434-4955

Archdale United Methodist Church 3511 Garrell St., Archdale 336-431-1929

Church of the Living Word 3024 Old Spencer Rd., Archdale 336-431-3912

Archdale Wesleyan Church 308 Hattie St., Archdale 336-431-9815

Cloverdale Church-The Living 2502 Surrett Dr, Archdale 336-886-4963

First Church of God 7009 Weant Rd., High Point 336-431-1336 Full Armour Christian Center 5043 Meadowbrook Dr., Trinity 336-431-2890

Ashland Street Baptist Church 515 Ashland St., Archdale 336-431-7531

Colonial Baptist Church 6792 Welborn Rd., Trinity 336-431-4918

Garrell Street Baptist Church 3108 Garrell St., Archdale 336-431-5647

Hopewell United Methodist Church 4512 Hopewell Church Rd., Trinity 336-431-9507 Kingdom Hall-Jehovah’s Witness 635 Liberty Rd., High Point 336-431-0268 Liberty Grove Baptist Church 3809 Meadowbrook Dr., Trinity 336-431-5616 continued on page 22

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Places of Worship continued Life Tabernacle Pentecostal Church 10508 N. Main St., Archdale 336-431-6916 Marlboro Friends Meeting 4082 Millikan Rd., Sophia 336-498-7167 Mercy Church 10418 N Main St., Suite D, Archdale 336-803-4177 Mount Calvary Baptist Church 6551 Weant Rd., Archdale 336-434-6800 Mount Pleasant Church 2415 Hoover Hill Rd., Trinity 336-653-4906 Mt. Olive Wesleyan Church 3290 Mt Olive Church Rd., Sophia 336-861-7729 Mt Vernon United Methodist Church 4732 Robbins Country Rd., Trinity 336-431-7220 Mt. Zion United Methodist Church 2354 Finch Farm Rd., Trinity 336-472-7405 New Covenant Church of God 5945 Mendenhall Rd., Ext, Archdale 336-434-8778 New Covenant Lutheran Church 10445 N Main St, Archdale 336-431-7491 New Dimension Family Worship 1502 Hughes Court, High Point 336-431-1688 New Life Family Outreach Ctr 212 Linda Dr., Archdale 336-887-2232 New Heights Baptist Church 5082 Meadowbrook Dr., Trinity 336-434-3975

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New Hope Community Fellowship 10445 N. Main Street, Archdale 336-474-4673

Trinity Baptist Church 6499 NC Highway 62, Trinity 336-434-1998

Old Mountain Baptist Church 2618 Refuge Church Dr., Trinity 336-472-6260

Trinity Heights Wesleyan Church 5814 Surrett Dr, High Point 336-434-3500

Old Union United Methodist Church 5077 Walker Mill Rd., Sophia 336-498-4776

Trinity Holiness Church 3290 Mt Olive Church Rd., Sophia 336-861-7729

Open Door Baptist Church 135 W. White Dr., Archdale 336-251-4890

Trinity Memorial United Methodist Church 7140 NC-62, Trinity 336-431-1379

Poplar Ridge Friends Church 3673 Hoover Hill Rd., Trinity 336-861-5026 Power & Praise Tabernacle 11231 N Main St., High Point 336-887-4506 Saint Mary’s United Methodist Church 5583 Rockford Dr., Trinity 336-431-6013 Sophia Baptist Church 4082 Millikan Rd., Sophia 336-498-7167

True Gospel Baptist Church 4706 Coltrane St., Trinity 336-434-3013 Unity Baptist Fellowship 4918 Old Marlboro Rd., Sophia 336-861-0701 Unity Wesleyan Church 5289 Hopewell Church Rd., Trinity 336-434-6380 Wat Lao American Buddhist Center 1635 Kersey Valley Rd., Archdale 336-861-0239

Sophia Christian Church 5747 US-311, Sophia 336-498-7772 Sophia Church of God 4893 Beeson Farm Rd., Sophia 336-495-9614 Tabernacle United Methodist Church 213 Tabernacle Church Rd., Exd, Trinity 336-472-0785 Triad Cowboy Church 4530 Nelson Park Rd., Sophia 336-803-1444 or 336-307-2061 Trindale Baptist Church 10407 Archdale Rd., Trinity 336-431-2318 Trindale Community Church 5934 Surrett Dr., High Point 336-431-3515

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Bush Hill Heritage Festival

he Bush Hill Heritage Festival was held in 1986 by the Archdale-Trinity Chamber of Commerce as the bicentennial celebration of the Quaker settlement known as Bush Hill.

Balloon rides were a part of the first Bush Hill Heritage Festival in 1986.

The event was such a huge success that it has come to herald the arrival of fall for more than 30 years. Selected by Southeast Tourism Society as a Top 20 event in 2010, the festival has expanded into an annual event that typically welcomes a crowd of 20,000 locals and visitors.

The community that was once known as Bush Hill has expanded – just a bit — and so has the festival. As the footprint has expanded over the years, new features have been added to the festival including popular favorites such as the Big Wheel Race and Classic Cars & Trucks show. As a treat for visitors, entertainment by local favorites appear throughout the day on the Main, Gospel and Children’s stages.

At this year’s Bush Hill Heritage Festival, set for 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 9, the ArchdaleTrinity Chamber of Commerce is expecting more than 260 vendors who will offer all types of food, homemade crafts, artwork, raffle tickets, pottery, baskets and more.

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Archdale Public Library

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n 1973 the fledgling city of Archdale established Archdale Public Library.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held in 2003 on the fully renovated 4,400 square foot library facility at Creekside Park on land donated by Bill and Elizabeth Aldridge.

In addition to space that houses an expansive collection, the facility offers individual study rooms and meeting space.

At the library users may choose from large-print books, audiobooks, DVDs, CDs, and an electronic database, as well as access to an online catalog at randolphlibrary.org.

Archdale Library Friends (ALF) provides money and support for the adult, teen and children’s programming throughout the year. Programs offered include weekly preschool and toddler storytimes, summer adult and children’s reading clubs and Book Break adult discussion club.

Archdale Public Library is located at 10433 S. Main Street. For more information, visit Archdale Public Library on Facebook, www.randolphlibrary.org, Twitter@archdalelibrary or call 336-431-3811.

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Kersey Valley Attractions

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rchdale resident Tony Wohlgemuth has made having fun his life’s work. He was only 15 when he and five of his friends turned an old house on his parents’ property into the first haunted attraction in 1985.

Today he and his wife Donna welcome visitors to a remarkable set of attractions at Kersey Valley.

After 31 years of producing incredible sets and characters, Kersey Valley Spookywoods today is one of the most successful haunted houses in America. Voted #1 Scream Park in America by Haunt World Magazine, Kersey Valley Spookywoods will take your fears to a whole new level. It has also been featured as a Top 13 haunted house on USA Today, ABC News, Travel Channel, and Forbes Magazine to name a few.

Kersey Valley Escape locks you in a room with no way out until you can solve the puzzles to find the key. Step back in time to the Western Saloon room or try your luck in the creepy autopsy room.

For less scary fun in the great outdoors, try Kersey Valley Zip Line Tours, High Ropes Course and Outdoor Laser Tag. Family attractions suitable for all ages include the cow train ride, pumpkin patch, The Gem Dig and two giant jumping pillows.

The most recent addition to the Kersey Valley family of attractions is the Event Barn.

Kersey Valley Attractions is at 1615 Kersey Valley Road, Archdale. Visit www.kerseyvalley.com or call 336-431-1700.

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Creekside Park

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reekside Park’s Fun Fourth figures prominently on the area’s social calendar. Boasting more than 6,000 last year, the annual July 4 celebration is promoted by Randolph County Economic Development Corporation as the best fireworks display in the county.

Archdale Parks and Recreation continues to add features to the 100-acre park known as the city’s “crown jewel” with features suitable to residents and visitors of all ages and skill levels.

At any given time, disc golfers take advantage of the 18hole course designed for recreational as well as tournament play. The course also has a 6-hole novice loop designed for beginners and senior adults.

Creekside Park’s 1.24 mile orienteering course consists of 12 control points in which an individual or group can test their navigation skills through diverse terrain. An alternate course of 0.57 mile is also available which avoids the woods. All that is needed to complete the course is a compass, or a smartphone compass application and the course map.

Other Creekside Park amenities include three ball fields and a tennis court with lights, three T-ball fields, two playgrounds and a basketball court with miles of trails connecting the park to area neighborhoods. The park serves as a social hub with youth and adult recreation programs, childcare and summer camp and senior programs and field trips.

A bi-weekly Farmers Market offers shoppers the chance to take advantage of fresh, locally-grown produce and meat.

During the summer season, First Friday movies are held at the park.

Park hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, visit the Creekside Park Facebook page, www.archdaleparks.com or call 336-431-1117.

Archdale Parks and Recreation 214 Park Drive Director: Brian Clodfelter 336-431-1117

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Sports

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rom the early days of football at Trinity College, to recent state champions at the local high schools, the town of Trinity has seen its share of sports success stories.

A career minor league infielder and manager, Burge played from the 1930s50s. He was on the doorstep of major league baseball in 1943, but was called into service for World War II. He returned to baseball in 1946.

In 1888, Trinity College made headlines when it challenged the University of North Carolina to what is considered to be the first game of modern football in the South. The game took place on Thanksgiving Day at the state fairgrounds in Raleigh. Trinity won 16-0, beginning a rivalry that continues to this day. Trinity College moved out of the area to Durham in 1892, later becoming Duke University in 1924.

English was fortunate enough to make it to the majors in a career that spanned from 1931-1944. He played for the New York Giants, Detroit Tigers, Boston Bees and Brooklyn Dodgers. The middle infielder had a batting average of .245.

Trinity has been home to many great athletes for decades. Some have stood out on the professional level including baseball stars Lester Burge and Gilbert English.

A Winston Cup Series champion in 2000, Labonte took to the track for the first time at NASCAR’s highest level in 1991. That same year he won a Busch

Trinity High School graduates Bobby Labonte and Brian Vickers put Trinity on the map with their NASCAR careers.

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A native of nearby Thomasville, Vickers graduated from Trinity High in 2002. A threetime winner in the Cup Series, Vickers ran his first race at Charlotte the following year.

In 2003, he was crowned the Busch Series champion.

Recent decades have seen success at the local high schools. In the late 1980s, the Trinity Lady Bulldogs secured two state championships in basketball and another in volleyball.

In boys basketball, Trinity won the 2004 state championship.

The landscape of high school athletics changed in 2008 with the opening of Wheatmore High School. While football has taken a hit with the split in numbers, other sports have thrived. Both Trinity and Wheatmore have gotten individual state championships in wrestling, and the Lady Warriors’ volleyball team has twice made a state title game appearance.

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Linbrook Hall

here would you have to travel to visit one of the largest privately-owned homes in the southeastern United States? Located in Trinity, the 60-room classical revival Linbrook Hall was built by Trinity residents Jerry and Linda Neal near the location where his great-grandfather Edd Hoover set up a farm in 1905.

Linbrook is appropriately named for Linda Neal and the brook that runs across the property.

The Neals have filled the home with furnishings which may have been found in an 1830s European mansion. In the downstairs living room is a 12-edged table built in 1864 in Stratfordupon-Avon, William Shakespeare’s hometown. The 15-foot ceilings make for wonderful acoustics for a Steinway piano, one of only 25 built like it in the world.

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Guest wing, west lawn or the south lawn patio offer multiple settings for a wedding ceremony, dinner reception, or private family event. Likewise, the rich interiors of Linbrook Hall can turn a small gathering into a grand affair.

The 32,000 square foot home is situated on a hill not far from the Historic Hoover Home, where Edd Hoover first built a tworoom house in 1905. More than 400 acres, Linbrook Heritage Estate also includes the Jerry Neal Antique Tractor and Industrial Museum.

Linbrook Hall is located at 5297 Snyder Country Road, Trinity.

Tours are by appointment only.

For more information call 336-861-6959 or visit LinbrookHeritageEstate.com.

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