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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1921

Page

12

High Point Building and Loan Loans Drive City Growth

Directors of the High Point Perpetual Building and Loan association approved 20000 in loans for 18 new homes at last night’s April meeting. The new series began April 1 with 1500 shares subscribed and strong interest for about 1000 more. Earlier a March meeting authorized 18000 for 13 small homes. The era’s results show 31 homes either built or soon under construction, signaling continued growth in North Carolina’s Furniture City.

High Point Perpetual Puttingeant Loan Association Commercial National Bank High Point Perpetual High Point High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association Furniture City

Tennis and track titles on the Chapel Hill agenda

High school championships in tennis and track will be decided at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill on April 15. The events will crown state champions across both sports as local teams compete for top honors.

North Carolina Emerson Field E. R. Rankin Friendship High School Friendship Burlington Castalia Durham Chapel Hill Greensboro High Point Hillsboro Oak Ridge Mount Gilead Oak Hill Red Oak Sand Hill Tarboro Wilson Raleigh Canton Wilmington Hilsboro Raeford Charlotte

Southern states rally to aid China famine relief

Atlanta April 15. Southern states report strong support for the China famine fund aiding 6.6 million affected in China. Dr. W. B. Beauchamp heads the drive with state committees. Georgia Governor Dorsey issues a proclamation urging immediate contributions. North Carolina chairman T. W. Bickett notes near $100,000 raised, while funds pour to Verdon Monroe in New York for rapid dispatch to five famine provinces. President Wilson endorses the relief effort.

Atlanta Southeast China China Famine Fund W. B. Beauchamp Nashville Dr. Beauchamp Beauchamp Southern Methodist Church Hugh M. Dorsey Georgia Fac North Carolina T. W. Bickett Vernon Monroe Bible House New York City Charles R. Crane Wilson

Cause of labor war in England

London April 15 The present labor trouble in Great Britain is a step in the miners fight for nationalization of mines. Miners backed by transport and railway workers seek workers control through a national council and district bodies. The dispute arose after government proposed private ownership of mines. Robert Smillie asserts miners demand a say in policies and conditions based on their lives invested, not just capital.

London Great Britain Frank Hodges National Mining Council Miners’ Federation Federation National Council Triple Alliance Robert Smillie

High Point to Install Five Fire Alarm Boxes Citywide

Five new fire alarm boxes have been received in High Point and will be installed immediately. The addition brings the system to 32 fire signals and three unused boxes across all city sections. New boxes include 121 North Main and West Washington, 122 High Point Hospital Boulevard, 313 Grimes Street School, 814 Friends Church South Main and Commerce, and 413 Russell Street School Tate and Russell.

High Point North Main West Washington Streets High Point Hospital Boulevard Avenue Grimes Street School Building Grimes Street Friends Church South Main and Commerce Streets New Russell Street Tate and Russell Streets

England and World Notes From a Distant Past

A collage of historical asserts: England’s large cathedral project in Liverpool and the rise of state coaches for ambassadors. the United States lacks a Catholic primate. San Marino boasts a long anthem. 400 year old Egyptian incubators. Japan’s camphor export cut celluloid supply. a Danish pace-measuring method. Muggletonians’ 17th century gatherings. England hosts over 100 girls football clubs.

United States England Liverpool San Marino Republic China Egypt Japan Muggletonians

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