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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1928
Page
13
No 118 A invites buyers to view a gas heated, oak floored S-room bungalow outside city lines with a large grassy yard and a nearby school bus stop. Price is 45 down and 45 monthly with trade possible for a vacant lot. Also promotes a T-room remodeled house on Long Street and urges home ownership over renting.
A classifieds snippet presents various car models including Hudson 26 model coaches, Star and Ford coupes, Ford roadsters, Overland coach, Studebaker 25 model, and Dodge touring models with quantities and variants implied. The fragment suggests a sales listing or inventory note from a period setting.
A variety priced right selection includes 1924 Studebaker sedan, multiple Dodge Hudson Essex Franklin Buick Nash Ford models. Geo W Lowe Inc, The Buick Man, advertises Commerce and Willowbrook streets with phone 2820.
For sale or rent six room brick building at 224 Montheu avenue with heat built-in tiled bath hardwood floors financed with one year deferred payments double garage dry basement not just a house but a home. Guilford Realty Company phone 2063. 4-5tf
High Point North Carolina stockholders of the High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association will meet at 7:30 p m on May 10 1928 in the Commercial National Bank Building to decide on amending the articles to create a class B stock with each paid stock member paying 50 cents per month per class B share, secretary c H Elbis notes.
Dr R M Andrews president of High Point college left for Wake Forest to attend the formal inauguration of Dr Francis Pendleton Gaines as president. He plans consultations with prospective students and high school visits in the eastern state, addresses a religious workers gathering at Union Grove and preaches at Henderson.
Mrs. R. J. Haney longtime High Point resident died at her 1003 Filbert street home shortly before 2 pm after weeks of illness. Born March 13, 1844 in Davidson county she was daughter of Daniel and Sallie Myers. Survived by son Manliff Haney Detroit Mich four daughters Mrs McD Gordy Mrs W P Grady Martha Haney and Mrs Maggie V Levy Roanoke Va. Funeral at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church Friday at 2:30 pm with Rev H C Byrum and Rev E J Harrbson. Burial Oakwood cemetery.
Fourteen cars on a Southern Railway freight train were ditched one mile west of Hickory on April 25 after a truck broke under a car. Rails were torn up, and the wreck likely requires late afternoon to move and repair the track. Passengers from westbound No. 11 4 were moved to eastbound No. 22, with No. 12’s arrival uncertain. Some cars carried sacks and automobiles.
In Indianapolis on Angleworm Avenue residents report a stretch of about thirty houses across three blocks displaying live bait sale signs. The area draws attention for its unusual storefronts and neighborhood chatter.
North Carolina State tops both the big five and tri state leagues after a late ninth inning surge over the University of North Carolina. Westmoreland of Carolina was ejected after arguing a call, and State rallied with hits by Ball Farris and Fulcher to secure the win.
A. J. Idol, VP and trust officer of Commercial National Bank, spoke at the High Point Monarch Club luncheon in the Sheraton hotel. He urged making wills and using bank executors, detailing duties of administrators versus executors. R. K. Stewart introduced him, with L. C. Ferguson winning the attendance prize.
The High Point American Business club holds its weekly meeting at 6:45 tonight at the new Presbyterian church on North Main. A dinner preceding the meeting will be served by Miss Alice Barbee's circle of the Woman's auxiliary.
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