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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1922

Page

2

Impostor Twin Revealed in Drake Family Case

Detective Miles unmasks Hugh Osborne and accomplice Gray as impostors using forged initials and counterfeiting gear. The Drake household learns the truth after a web of blackmail, deception, and robbery unravels, with Osbourne claiming inheritance and legal ties to the real Andrew Drake.

Marks Gray Miles Farrell Andrew Drake Jerusha Miss Hawks Andrew Australia Hugh Osborne Wells Miss Hawks Rose Ora Scottie Paear Victoria Patricia Hobart Drake Osborne Andy Melbourne Roger Drake Owen Lad Hobart Roger Rip Miss Drake Hawks Drake Professor Masterson

Faust well sung at the University

The Summer School chorus assisted by seven leading southern soloists closed the Summer Festival of Song at Chapel Hill. Principal performers included Gou nods as Faust and Miss Howell as Marguerite, with Prof John Paul Weav er directing and Mrs Wheler accompanying. The aria filled the stage with a large trained chorus and a festive, brilliant atmosphere.

Chapel Hill University Department of Music Dick Howell Marguerite Froxall Faust A. S. Wheler John Paul Weavyer Department of Music

Reverend H. C. Fox to lead Webster Avenue church

Rev. H. C. Fox of Philadelphia has accepted a call to pastor the First Congregational church at Webster Avenue and Leckie Street. He is expected to arrive in Portsmouth on August 1 or 2 to take up duties.

Portsmouth H. C. Fox Philadelphia First Congregational Church Webster Arenus Leckie Street

Clergy to Assume Pulpit August First at Leckie Street Church

The new pastor will reside at the parsonage 1057 Leckie Street and begin duties on the first Sunday in August, occupying the church pulpit.

Leckie Street

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