Chamber Procures North Carolina Highway Maps for Tourists
The chamber of commerce has obtained numerous maps of national highway routes in North Carolina for visitors touring the state. The council’s approval of paving Ashe Street between High and West Green and West Green between Ashe and Grimes drew praise and calls for rapid paving. West Green Street is highlighted as a major thoroughfare to South Main Street graded school.
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North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Ashe Street
High
West Green
West Green Street
Ashe
Grimes
South Main Street
Chamber letter spurs two new memberships
The chamber of commerce outreach has already added two new members. The Melton Rhodes Company and the Pickett Cotton Mills Company joined following the letter campaign aimed at boosting membership.
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Chamber of Commerce
Melton- Rhodes Company
Pickett Cotton Mills Company
Springfield road petition for rural mail delivery
Inhabitants along the Springfield road petition the post office for rural free delivery of mails. Two mail boxes on the route are proposed by the petitioners.
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Springfield Road
Residents petition for mail delivery on eight streets
Residents on Kearns Bendal Wise Lake Blair Randolph Grace and Ashboro petition the post office to begin street mail delivery service for their blocks, seeking improved postal access locally.
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Kearns
Bendal
Wise, Lake, Blair
Randolph, Grace
Ashboro
Post Office
Birth Announcement for Wanda Marie Harville
Born to Mr and Mrs E C Harville on July 27 a daughter Wanda Marie arrives to join the family.
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E. C. Harville
Wanda Marie
Charles T Ingram improving after finger sting infection
Friends in this city of Charles T Ingram son of Mr and Mrs L J Ingram report his condition in Atlanta has slightly improved today. Ingram, a former High Pointer, has been ill at home due to an infection from a bite or sting on his finger.
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Charles T. Ingram
L. J. Ingram
Atlanta
Ingram
Editor Returns From North Carolina Press Association Meeting
W L Stamey editor of the Re view reports the NC Press association meeting in Shelby was the most enjoyable yet. He says Shelby entertained the editors royally. The Green Street Baptist church Sunday school left for their annual picnic at Golden's beach pool on the Greensboro road.
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W. L. Stamey
the Review
High Point
Shelby
North Carolina Press Association
Green Street Baptist Church
Golden’s Beach
Greensboro Road
Reverend Carter Resigns Madison County Post for New Field
Reverend William Brooke Carter resigns from the Madison county church pastorate and accepts a call to a field in Augusta county. He will begin his new duties in September. Born in Charlottesville, educated at Richmond College and Louisville Theological Seminary. Served Madison churches for ten years.
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Charlottesville
William Brooke Carter
Madison County
Augusta County
Mr Carter
Richmond College
Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Madien
Receiver Warns Creditors to File Claims in Liberty Candy Kitchen Case
In Guilford County Superior Court Peter Skalehanes v Samuel Philips and Agatela Drakoulakos creditors of the Liberty Candy Kitchen must file verified claims within ten days from this notice or the receiver, Allen Austin, will be discharged from liability. Dated July 11, 1922.
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State of North Carolina
County of Guilford
Peter Skalehanes
Samuel Phillips
Agatela Drakoulakos
Paries
Liberty Candy Kitchen
Allen Austin
Campbell Falls A Death Sentence In Asheville
In Asheville on July 29 W. W. Campbell was sentenced to death for the May killing of Mrs. Annie Smathers. Judge Henry P. Lane set October 11 for execution and noted the defense’s unsound mind claim. Campbell awaits appeal as prosecutors prepare to seek state supreme court action.
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Asheville
W. W. Campbell
Annie Smathers
Sid Joyce
Aleigh
State Supreme Court
Council
Henry P. Lane
Reidsville
Campbell
Wright
Craig
G. Spears Eynolds
Fairview Road
Lane
Notice of Redemption for Victory Notes 4 3/4 Percent
Call for partial redemption of 4 3/4 percent Victory Notes bearing letters A through F and serial prefixes. redemption on December 15, 1922, with interest ceasing on that date. Notes bearing prefixes G through L remain due May 20, 1923. Details available in Treasury Circular No. 299 of July 26, 1922 from Treasury or Federal Reserve banks.
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United States of America
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Victory
Division of Loans & Currency
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank
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the Globe
Fowler
Jumber CO
Hamilton
Campbell Fatls
Norfolk, Va
Gressman
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Norfolk
H. B. Masterson
Johnson
Berkley
Shaw
A.W. Mellon
Mos
KR. Raper
West Commerce Street
Jeritzs
Falmi
Jeritza
Tannhauser
Victor
Gigli
Mylio
Morini
Samaroff
Jarrett Stationery Co
Dixie’ Department Store
North Main
Dixie
Walter Crisman
Thacker’s
RE. Y
Sunrise High Patent Plain
Hudson Ave
Brooklan
International Hosiery Mills
Norristown
Fuller Brush Co
Elm St
Greensboro
N. C
Stewart Avenue
Georgia
Park Street
Southern Real Estate Co
High Point Hardware Co
Enterprise
C. B Overman
Johnson Street
C. B. Overman
Bargain House
North Main St
U. S. Deal
Dodge
Kephart Motor Co
Kart Motor Co
Washington Street
Kephast
Dodge Bros
Purity Meat Market
East Washington Street
Dixie’’ Dept. Store
N. Main Street
B. R. Thurman
W. W. Ellington
Samuel Pickett
L. B. Frasier, BR. F. DD
Parcel Post
T. R. Rawley
W. 5Th Street
Winston- Salem
Gale
Climax
Sunrise High
Barly
Commerce Street
Centenial Avenue
Montheu Avene
Pickett & McDonald
Main Street
Spot Grocery Co
S. Main Street
Oyster Farm News
Win
Lee Popham
Apalachicola
Fla
High Point Mattress Co
Glover and Sides
Red Bell Shoe Store
E. Washington Street
Purity
Poli Ade
Life Insurance Trust
Commercial National
Southern Railway System
Atlantic City
N. J
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Atlantic City, N. J
N.Y
Sou
Washington-Baltimore-Buffalo
Philadelphia
H. D. Saunders
High Point, N
New York
Birmingham
New Orleans
Charlotte
Washington
Columbia
Augusta
Richmond
Bham
Danville
Westminster
Augusta-Col
Wash
Charlotte Richmond
Trelna
Atlanta-Washington-N. Y
R. H. Graham
Charlotte, N. Y
Miss Crowe
Byrd
CEARN
Credit Edwards Business College
Joe’s Shoe Shop
E. Commerce Street
Craven
Main St
Industrial Electric Co
National Machine and Electricing
R. E. Andrews
Moore’s Motor
Jitney Lines
Winston-Salem
Sheraton Garage
Studebaker
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