Real Estate Recovery Seen Rising in North Carolina
C. O Neil of National Adders Corporation and National Realty Management visited High Point to assess North Carolina holdings. He forecast a bright real estate outlook with rising occupancy and strong liquidation efforts, highlighting $6.5 million distributed to certificate holders and plans to boost mortgage collections and property sales.
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Couny
Th Point
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Tornado Relief Fund Nears Its $1000 Goal in High Point
High Point residents push toward a $1000 target for tornado relief with new gifts from the Alexander Martin chapter of the D A R and St Edward's Altar Society plus several individuals. Red Cross officials hope to turn the full amount over to Greensboro for rapid rehabilitation work. The fund stands at $891.54 with additional contributions expected today.
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High School Comedy “Two Too Many” Presented Friday
A three act comedy by a high school group directed by Miss Ruth Goodman runs Friday at 8 PM in the high school auditorium. Mrs Sophia Winkworth, a rich widow, will leave her fortune to the nephew believed best at marriage. Cast includes Inez Morris Ada Maycock Fredericka Morris Bill Andrews Arthur Austin and more with a large ensemble.
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Ruth Goodman
Sophia Winkworth
Barbara Thomas
Bunny Pepper
James
Maurice Davis
Martha
Leah Layton
PUPILS SELECT NEW PRESIDENT AT HIGH SCHOOL
Vernom Von Drehle was elected president of the high school student body for next year. The vice president will be chosen tomorrow. Six candidates spoke after a mass meeting in the auditorium. Other nominees last week included Jack Lee Jean Rankin Ruth Harrell Leslie Conrad and Pauline Douglas. Joe Wilson presided.
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Jean Rankin
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Leslie Conrad
Pauline Douglas
Joe Wilson
Good Fellows Club Dinner Address Tonight
Dr. Harry L. Brockmann will address the Good Fellows club at the dinner meeting tonight at 6 30 o clock in the M C A lobby.
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Good Fellows Club
Julius Nance Taken By Death
Julius Ivey Nance 78 of 414 Smith Street died at 9 p.m. after a six month illness. He was born August 12 1857 in Randolph County son of Clark and Betsy Crawford Nance and survived by his wife Geneva Morris and his son E F Nance plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral at Welch Memorial church with burial in Floral Garden cemetery.
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Randolph County
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Frances Nance
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Geneva Morris
E. F. Nance
Clark Thompson
Greensboro
Frank Snyder
Guilford Coun
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High Point
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Welch Memorial Church
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Calvary M. E. Church
Filoral Garden Cemetery
Parrot Tales and Humorous Notes From Miss Mode's Column
A collection from Marguerite Mode readers includes parrot antics in Mystic Connecticut and a Sunday swearing tale. Wanda Vierling and G E B Klanderman share witty takes on phones and hymn-book advertising, ending with a Forbes retold gag about advertising in church texts.
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Mystic
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Three Building Permits Issued for Home Additions
Fire Chief EB K Ingram announced three permits for room additions and remodeling. Carter Dalton 1423 Johnson Street plans a one room addition and repaint for 325 dollars. James M Rumble 307 South Hamilton Street seeks a one room addition for 300 dollars. H M Whitaker 707 Tate Street pursues recover and repaint for 36 dollars.
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Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
James M. Rumble
Hamilton Street
H. M. Whitaker
Tate Street
North Carolina Women of Methodist Protestants Elect Officers
The North Carolina Branch of Women’s Work of the Methodist Protestant church held its annual session at the Community church in Thomasville. Miss Betty Brittiingham of Baltimore installed officers, led by president Mrs. W. C. Hammer of Asheboro, and included three High Point secretaries and church leaders from Greensboro Dem ton Reidsville and Mebane. Reports from the Bethel Home and High Point College preceded a talk on Open Doors To Latin America.
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Thomasville
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Baltimore
Board of Missions
W. C. Hammer
Asheboro
D. S. Coltrane
Greensboro
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W. W. Redding, Jr
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Demtom
George Brown
Reidsville
W. A. Hormaday
Mary Young
High Point
Coinage of Pennies at Washington in 1938
Government minting in Washington produced 381,090,000 pennies in 1938 while the Bureau reported 247,626,000 pieces. The discrepancy suggests a tally variance between two records or counting methods.
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Washington
Preliminary Plans For Annual Summer Journey For Y M C A
Edgar Hartley secretary of the Y M C A announced plans for the annual summer tour for young men. The trip will go to Newark via the Merchants and Min line from Norfolk. The journey aims to mix education with recreation and is open to all men in good standing.
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Edgar Hartley
Newark
Merchants and Mi
Norfolk
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