Building records show 6068 homes in North Carolina built in 1923
North Carolina building loan associations financed 6068 homes at 1923 year end totaling 17,239,596.70. The report from Insurance Commissioner Stacey Wade covers 230 companies in 143 towns with beginning assets 45,007,853.46 and year end assets 56,811,457.57.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Stacey Wade
Asheville
Charlotte
Concord
Durham
Edentoh
Fayetteville
Gastonia
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Greenville
Henderson
High Point
Kington
Leakesville
New Bern
Rocky ‘Mount
Salisbury
Statesville
Washington
Wilmington
Wilson
Winston-Salem
Social News From Asheboro Society Events
Monday gatherings filled Asheboro homes with bridge rook and hearts dice at 19 tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Presnell Crawford Lowdermilk and others as engagements and marriages surfaced among local families and guests from Fayetteville Richmond and Rockingham.
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Asheboro
James Covington
James Burns
O. L. Presnell
Henry Ingram
James ‘Burns
Lucile
Alene Cooper
Fayeteville
City Post Offers Saturday Afternoon Mail Break
Postmaster O R York announces no mail will be delivered Saturday afternoons in the city from June 14 to September 12 to give carriers a weekly rest during summer. The vacation applies to city carriers only, not package deliveries, authorized by a permit from John H Hartlett, Washington. Citizens generally approved the plan, with one woman saying she was glad postmen would have the break.
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O. R. York
John H. Hartlett
Washington, D. C
Missionary Rev LaFontine to Speak in Winston City
Rev D LaFontine native of Thrace exile and Turkey missionary arrives in Winston to deliver sermons and lectures. He recently toured Salisbury Spencer and Lexington after a coast to coast speech making run. He came to the United States after World War I and has traveled town to town preaching his interpretation of the 23rd Psalm. He is an ordained minister who has studied abroad and asserts striking views about scripture.
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LaFontine
Woman’s Health Hope in Cardui Testimony
Mrs. Catherine E. Smith of Birmingham recalls using Cardui for years to ease tiredness and prior female troubles. She describes a four year change of life that left her bedbound until Cardui restored her strength after starting treatment with her husband’s help. Cardui marketed as a women's remedy available at dealers under NC-158.
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Birmingham
Ala
Cardus
Catherine E. Smith
Stout Street
Cardui
Nc-158
Minister deflects Turkey questions citing fund-raising work
The minister refuses to discuss Turkey with a reporter, saying the topic is overrepresented. LaFontine notes efforts to fund destitute Turks in the country and suggests public discussion could hinder such work. He is described as a multilingual, cultured, eloquent speaker with several books attributed to him.
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Turkey
Elks Skip Thursday Meeting for Winston-Salem Parade
Elks lodge members will not meet Thursday night as many plan to attend the state convention in Winston-Salem Wednesday and Thursday. High Point lodge members will not enter the parade because the trophy this year is given by the local lodge.
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The
Elks Cag
Winston-Salem
the Elks -of- High Point
Stanton Street Ellis Denies Prohibition Conviction
John Ellis of 196 Stanton Street told The Enterprise he is not the man convicted in police court yesterday for violation of the prohibition law and was given three months on the roads.
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John Ellis
Stanton Street
Baptist Seaside Assembly Plans Summer Session in Morehead City
Morehead City reports the ninth annual Baptist Seaside assembly, a summer training session for Christian workers under the Baptist state convention, opens Monday night June 23 and runs through July 1. About 300 visitors are expected. Beall quarters at Perry Morlan hotel hosts sessions with classroom lectures, addresses, and an evening program featuring Rev Eugene Olive and the Clinton Baptist orchestra. Speakers include Dr B C Dargan of Nashville Tenn and Dr J T Hender-
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Morehead City
Baptist Seaside Assembly
Baptist
State Convention
Wrightsville Beach
Perry Mor
Tenn
J. T.hender
Parisian Sage touted to end dandruff quickly
An old advertisement claims Parisian Sage destroys the dandruff germ and stops itching and hair loss. It urges readers to buy at Randall's Pharmacy or any drug or toilet counter and promises a guaranteed result.
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Randall's
Dr Ls By taleigh Barnette and others noted in Raleigh listing
A fragmented OCR item lists individuals including Dr Ls By taleigh Barnette president Dunn Campbell Bule's Creek Walter M Gilmore Raleigh Mrs CE Maddry Miss Elm Far bow Miss Mary Warren G Lattle candidate Miss Tya Bearsop Raleigh.
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Toba
Taleigh
Barnette
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AF Alsogatns
Insurance ‘Department
Asheboro Society
Ontine
Stanton
Ellis
Beaufort
J. F. Dalton
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk, Va
Centennial Ave
Wwa
General Electric
Clinard Electric Co
Seaside Assembly
Dandruff
Tae Ae S.main Sté
AERO
Boag
Sheraete
Balletina
Cand
Ajax
Vehy
Elwood
Wish
South
Wrenn
New York
Efird
High Point Efird
Efird’s Department Store
New Cox
Sosite
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