High Point Reports Busy Month for Building Permits
Building permits in the city totaled $59,638 for the month, led by Dr. D. A. Stanton with a $10,009 dwelling. The list shows numerous small home projects and a few business additions, reflecting a active home-building era in High Point as Fire Chief A. B. Horney records the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
D. A. Stanton
High Point
R. Durham
John Parker
R.R Smith
E. M. Waugh
Charles Boyd
Roy Cook
Sam Crutchfield
High Point Pad & Excelsior Co
J. D. Pierce
A. D. End L. W. Burnett
Will Synthecum
Tom Pierce
M.M Hicks
D. A Stanton
Annie Grimes
P. H. Gurley
Ed White
C. R. Ditfendal
Susan Malone
H. W. Carroll
D. B. Shepard
H. F. Hoffman
Virgo Mack
N. H. Hicks
J. W. Harris
R. L. Smith
A. Sherrod
B. W. Smith
W. M. Kenney
J. A. Marsh
A. E. Williams
A. W. Reid
Furniture City Table & Brokerage Co
Will Wall
D W. Stroup
T. Marell
KF. H. Hartgrove
W. Henderson
Gordon Hredwood
Hattie Caldwell
C. A. Lewis
D. O. Frazier
W. W. Snider
E. L. Sheloff
Lawyers Meet at Wrightsville On North Carolina Bar Meet
North Carolina Bar Association members will gather at Wrightsville Beach June 27 28 and 29 with A Mitchell Palmer former US attorney general as chief speaker John D Bellamy of Wilmington plans the welcome and John A McRae of Charlotte will deliver the presidents address Eugene Taylor of Asheville and Governor Cameron Morrison will speak that afternoon memorials for deceased members will be read A May Jesse Miller of Washington DC will address the audience Thursday morning election of 40 officers is on the program and social events are planned by local attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caro‘Tine’ Bar Association
Wrightsville
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
High Point
John D. Bellamy
Wilmington
John A. McRae
Charlotte
Bssam
Eugene Taylor
Asheville
Cameron Morrison
Wr. Palmer
Jesse I. Miller
Washington, D. C
Beieg
Richmond Plans 10 Take Care of Vets
Richmond hosts the 32nd annual United Confederate Veterans reunion June 19 to 22 with 40 000 to 50 000 visitors from Maryland to Texas. About 5 000 of the 45 000 surviving Confederate soldiers are expected, with families and members of allied groups. Reduced railroad rates and round trip tickets are offered, identification certificates issued, and veterans will be provided better accommodations than tents or barracks last year.
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Richmond
Maryland
Texas
United Confederate Veterans
Dean Sartsen- Saothe
Northern Virginia
Department of
Tennéssee
Mississi
Confederated Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederated Southern Memorial Association
Transportation
Sons, Daughters and Memorial Association
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Matthew Fontaine Maury
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Port Deposit
Palmer
State Bar Meeting
Doig Lumbey
Tuiwinchrester
Jupe
Winchester Lumber Corporation
William B. Cornwell
Winchester and Western Railroad Company
Wardensville
W. Va
Hancock
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Fleowuly
Chapin-Sacks Corporation
Greensboro, N. C
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