Realty Transfers of Yesterday in High Point
Real estate activity reported yesterday at the Greensboro county courthouse shows multiple High Point transfers with small sums. The day’s largest deal was Floyd V. Venable purchasing 202.5 acres in High Point township from E. C. Mendenhall and wife for 23000 dollars. Other transfers include Max Lamet to G. B. Campbell for Lot 20, West View, 1700 dollars. D. R. Parker to Mrs. May R. Cox for Lots 15 and parts of 16 18 and 19 on Wixlre Avenue for 10 dollars and other considerations. H Bascom Hoskins to May B. Cox for Lot 26 Roland Park for 10 dollars and other considerations. Dr. F. Andrews to J. B. Pipkin for a Hast Russell Street lot 1000 dollars. N. O. Gray to Ben Stern for a lot near English Street 1200 dollars. Isabel Miller to William S. Martin for Lot 7 in Block Ti 1200 dollars.
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High Point
Greensboro
High Point Township
Floyd V. Venable
E. C. Mendenhall
Max Lamet
S. Campbell
West View
T. M. Hedgecock
R. Parker
May R. Cox
Wexlre Avenue
H. Bascom Hoskins
May B. Cox
Roland Park
Dr. F. Andrews
J. B. Pipkin
Russell Street
N. O. Gray
Ben Stern
English Street
Administratrix Notice in Guilford County Estate
Ola Horney Cruse as administratrix of Mollie N. Horney deceased announces claims against the estate must be exhibited at her Statesville home by November 5 1920. Creditors urged to pay promptly and names all persons indebted to the estate.
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Mollie L. Horney
Guilford County
Statesville
High School Students Form League Against High Costs
Mitchell South Dakota reports that 200 high school lads formed a league to curb high costs. They will avoid silk shirts shoes suits and expensive ties, opting for plain flannel shirts and black army ties. Army shoes to be worn. girls advocate middy blouses as affordable attire.
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Mitchell
S. D
King High Cost
Notice to public on concessions bids for 1920 season
Sealed bids for soft drink and refreshment concessions on the High Point Baseball Association grounds for the Piedmont League season starting April 22 1920 will be received at 301 North Main Street until noon January 16 1920. Each bid must include a 10 percent certified check as good faith. checks returned if bids are rejected. The association reserves the right to reject any or all bids. John R Peacock Secretary.
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High Point Baseball Association
North Main Street
Fers
Woman Heads Big Steel Plant
New York dispatch profiles Anne Scott elected president and general manager of a Connecticut ball bearing company. She rose from bottom roles under J J Rogers, champions monthly profit sharing, worker-employer unity, and non paternalistic practices. A church-on-wheels episode helped curb a nearby saloon without church proximity limits.
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New York
Miss Anne Scott
Connecticut
Miss Scott
J. J. Rogers
Scott
Michigan
City pupil to teacher ratios vary from 2 to 49
Figures from the United States Bureau of Education show extreme ratios in American cities with Rochester New York at the low end and Nashville Tennessee at the high end.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rochester
N. Y
United States Bureau of Education
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