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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
13
The article notes that Asia's largest religious grouping is a Confucian Taoist fusion with about 360.6 million adherents, highlighting the sect's prominence across the region. It mentions its influence within cultural and social practices and hints at its growth in recent decades.
A note thanks neighbors for support after the death of Pearl Spencer and mentions a confession by Jerry as Frank’s, alleging the murderer knew the cash amount. The passage includes an advertisement listing items and storage charges from Hankins and a shoe shop at N. Wrenn Street.
In Guilford County North Carolina the High Point Municipal Court orders sale of land on Woodrow Ave due to non payment of street assessment. The commission er will conduct a public auction in front of the court building on March 25 1938 at 11 oclock A M with ten day bidding open and cash terms.
A readable fragment lists rental rates and properties including 414 Willowbrook St six room unit at 27.50 per month and Grimes 51 two room apartment at 10.00, west End apartments 16.00, Asheboro Road four-room unit 18.00, and a 4000 square foot warehouse. Also notes Southland Finance & Insurance Co Arcade Ride and several small prices 17.50 15.00 4.00.
Store building at West End corner of English and West Point Ave suitable for any business. A new front was recently installed.
A fragment lists multiple street addresses including 218 B High St S07 Cable St 1804 Johnson J 1009 Smith St 1110 Blain Street 1503 N Hamilton St 1604 N Hamilton St plus monetary amounts 30.00 22.50 18.00 32.50 associated with entries. The excerpt preserves plain address data and numbers without broader context or events.
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