Trinity Methodist Church in Durham Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the Trinity Methodist church in Durham early Sunday, causing about 125000 dollars in damage. The Carr memorial and several church assets were lost, while the pastor A D Wilcox pledged continued work and plans for a new building. Firefighter James Freeman was injured, with a broken arm and fractured ribs.
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Durham
Trinity Methodist
Julian S. Carr
Julian SS. Carr
James Freeman
Freeman
Watts
A. D. Wilcox
Trinity
D. H. Scanlon
Firstresbyterian
Wilcox
Trinity Church
Carr
North Carolina
City Seeks Sealed Bids for Plumbing on New Municipal Building
City council advertises sealed bids to complete plumbing equipment for the new municipal building at Commerce and Wrenn streets. The project continues the City Plumbing Co. contract, which has stalled, and proposals will only be considered from contractors with solid reputations and ample facilities.
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Commerce and
Wrenn Streets
City Plumbing Co
Income Tax Man Visits High Point to Assist Filers
J. M. Cunningham deputy commissioner of the state tax department arrived in High Point to spend today and tomorrow at the office of Deputy Sheriff R. B. Parker to help taxpayers file their 1922 state income tax returns. Plans call for a $4,000,000 municipal auditorium if the state legislature approves increased bonded indebtedness. A bill proposes rais ing the old state capitol to construct a new $7,500,000 structure in Minneapolis.
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J. M. Cunningham
State Tax Department
High Point
R. B. Parker
College Street
Cunningham
Minneapoulis
Minn
Defiance Post Office Ranked In First Class Status
Defiance Ohio post office earns first class rank for 1922 as Postmaster H A Spangler calls himself the happiest postmaster in America. The achievement reflects higher business volume and improved service as recognized in Washington.
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Defiance
Ohio
America
H. A. Spangler
Washington
Sheraton Trio Delights Guests With Sunday Concerts
The Sheraton trio Fred W. Dietz cello George F Seager violin and Mrs Fred Dietz piano performed varied program including Flying Ace Hungarian overture Jolly Robbers Deep in Your Eyes A Perfect Day The World is Waiting for the Sunrise On the Hike Victory Barber of Seville Meditation in E minor Estudiantina Rigoletto Il Trovatore Dance of the Fairies Largo Stars and Stripes Carolina in the Morning amid light audience appreciation.
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Sheraton Trio
Fred W. Dietz
George F. Seager
Fred Dietz
Zamecnik
Barber of Seville
Rossini
E Squire
Donizetti
Atlanta Bank Clearings See Large Gains Since 1822
Atlanta bank clearings on January 22 show about 40 million dollars more on deposit than a year ago. Over twenty national manufacturers have opened southern headquarters and distributing stations in Atlanta since January 1.
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Atlanta
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W. E . Herndon
United States Court of Appeals of
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Henry
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XYZ Care
S. Main Street
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Thomasville
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High Point Auto Sales Co
High Point Auto Sales-Co
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A. B. Care Enterprise
Wiley B. Newsom
S. E. Hatcher
Bouldin
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Square Deal
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Joe’s
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Camp Laundry
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J. G. Reitzel
High Point Machine Worker
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