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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
2
Miss Edith M. Moore bought from Miss Elletlie Goldston a tract in the Parkway area for 2500 dollars, recorded yesterday. A second transfer notes P. McIntyre selling to J. G. Green a lot on Low Martin Street for 1590 dollars.
Oil reported from a well located on a bere tract in the heart of Pittsburgh's 8th Ward. Officials say the oil is of unusually high grade and indicate production may be linked to nearby wells.
Arrangements for the Zicks Minstrel show advance toward a first big rehearsal Thursday at 7 30 in South Main auditorium. Harry Foote directs a full practice with principals choruses and minstrel performers. Notable cast includes Vera King Arney Briggs Clarence Schuitheiss Ernest Welch Beverly Thurman Helen Reich Elizabeth Bowne James Stewart Cameron Criddlebaugh Bill Raper and John Raper with a large college chorus and elaborate scenery and costumes. An orchestra will accompany two performances on April 7 and 8.
New program at the Orpheum features Armstrong and his company with a clean refined farce expected to draw patrons. The show includes the five reel feature Midnight starring Realart’s Binney, praised as Hardened critics’ best picture, with cast led by Ma mhall and Martindel.
Fine horses and unusual water scenes heighten this thrilling play which borders on melodrama. The production emphasizes dramatic set pieces and dynamic action to keep audiences engaged from start to finish.
Under orders from Secretary Weeks the War Department prepares extensive maneuvers to determine the military value of American coast defense when operated. Chief of Coast Artillery and Army Air Service officials are organizing the program for the morning summer.
Reuben Edward Giles, ten months old, died yesterday at his parents home near the Springfield church. Funeral services were held this morning at Springfield church conducted by Rev. EL. W. McFarland and Miss Clara Coix. Burial followed in the church graveyard.
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