Real Life Ends Happily In High Point Couple From Way Down East
A High Point tale follows Harry and Nellie from a Maine inspired romance to settled life in Carolina's Furniture City. Uncle Bill guides the couple through home building, car purchase, site selection, architecture, materials, plumbing, heating, lighting, interior decoration, furnishings, banking, theater going, and safety, culminating in a complete modern mansion and secure finances.
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High Point
Carolina
Furniture City
Cupid
Harry
Nellie
Bill Taylor
Bill
Elwood Hotel
D. Hall Crews
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Twin City
Crews
Masonic Temple
Uncle Bill
The
New Lumber Co
EF. A. Snow
Snow Lumber Co
S. M. Buie
Armentrout
Bank of Commerceuilding
Neilie
Furniture Cro
Ndt
Sr. Armentrout
Armentiout
North State Telehone Company
J. F. Hayden
Hayten
Yuyden
Kellogg
North State
Bilb
Muse
Main Street
Unel Bill
Linney L. Davis
Davis
Elwood
J. Ed. Millikan
Mr. Millikan
Msident
Henry Bosch
Amos Furniture Company
Amos Furniture Co
North Carolina Public Service Company
Jennings
Neltie
Detroit Jewel
Evenin
Arctic Iee and Coal Company
JS. Lee
Arctic Tee and Cook Company
Venetia Smith
Miss Smith
Therm
Mann Drug Co
Blair-Hoskins Shoe
R Blair
Furniture
Jack
Stone
J. Li. Stone
America
Europe
Lasky
Paramount
World
Universal
Vitagraph
Pathe
Attempants
Broadway
Grace Darmond
Edmondson’s
J. W. Edmondson
Edmondson
W. C. Jones
North Main
Jones
Cuilford
Jue Represents
Finis
Resale of Z A Burns Farm by Guilford Court Order
W H Ragan guardian announces resale of the Z A Burns farm under a Guilford County Superior Court decree. The bid stands at 425 dollars after a raised bid by A L Burns. The sale occurs in front of the Bank of Commerce in High Point on April 12, 1917 at 2 p.m. Commissioner W H Ragan signs the notice with Atty W P Ragan.
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Superior Court
Guilford County
N. C
W. H. Ragan
Z. A. Burns
A.L. Burns
Bank of Commerce
High Point
Sale of 24 Acre Guilford County Tract in Jamestown Township
Under an order of resale by the Guilford Superior Court in the case of J. R. Trotter and H. T. Cox, Admins vs J Ed Cox et al, commissioners will sell at 12 oclock noon on Monday April 23 1917 the 24 acre tract four miles southeast of High Point on the Fairfield High Point road. The land lies between Sarah Weaver H W Cox Bright Leonard and Henry Crowder. Sale is cash. The deed traces to TL W Cox and Sarah Ann Cox and is recorded in Guilford County Deeds Book 79 Page 402. Commission: J R Trotter H T Cox. 4-4-W-3t.
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Superior Court
Guilford County
J. R. Trotter
H. T. Cox
J. Ed
Cox
Flora Cox
Jamestown Township
North Carolina
Gale
High Point
Fairfield
Sarah Weaver
H. W. Cox
Bright Leonard
Henry Crowder
Jacob Leonard
TL. W. Cox
Sarah Ann Cox
Office of the Register of Deeds
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Stephen Clark
Clark
Hayden
North State Telephone Company
Beeson Hardware Company
Lorain
Ohio
Maine
V. W. Idol and Company
W. W. Idol and Company
Idol's
J.T. Bennett
Bennett's
High Point Milling Company
Thacker’s
Uncle Pill
Gill
Mann
Commercial National Bank
Jolly Uncle
Tor
Uncle Bil
Elwood Pressing Club
W. P. Ragan