Memorial Day Observed by Local Daughters
Memorial Day observances will be held by the High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Col A H Borden of Salisbury will speak at the 2 30 PM ceremony at the Sheraton hotel and decorate World War veterans Bruce H Carraway and Lawrence H Matton.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sheraton Hotel
A. H. Borden
Salisbury
Borden
Bruce H. Carraway
Lawrence H. Matton
Coloneil Borden
J. E. Kirkman
Musical Art Club
J. Gurney Briggs
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
J. Arthur Morris
Permits Grow Week Total with Two Large Projects
City Inspector Horney’s office issued fourteen permits last week totaling $55,425 up from the weekly average. Major entries include K C Denney’s $18,000 Emerywood home and Hill Veneering’s $12,000 Park Street plant. Other notices list Frank Ijams $2,250 dwelling on Bradley Street and several 3 to 6 room wood dwellings with costs ranging from $400 to $4,000.
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Horney
K. C. Denney
Emerywood
Hill Veneering Company
Park Street
Frank Ijams
Bradley Street
QO. A. Craven
Forrest Street
O. A. Craven
Hamilton
Dayton
Willis Hinton, Jr
East High Street
Carl W. Wright
Best Street
Deal and Pitts
Lexington Avenue
Local Construction Bids And Estimated Costs
A list of bids and estimated costs for residential projects includes W L B Sink to cover a Venable street roof at 6000 total and 200 estimate, M H Harmon to build a Willowbrook bicycle shop at 275, George T Alexander for a West Green 5-room dwelling at 3000, a West Bay 6-room dwelling at 3500, Minnie Edmundson for a Richardson street 4-room dwelling at 900, and Walter Robinson for a wooden dwelling on West Willis.
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W. L. B. Sink
Venable Street
M. H. Harmon
Willowbrook Street
George T. Alexander
West Green Street
West Bay Street
Minnie Edmundson
Richardson Street
Walter Robinson
West Willis Street
Grand Bodies of York Masons to Hold NC Convocation Here
About 300 Masons from across North Carolina are expected for the 79th annual convocation of the Grand Bodies of York Masons. Sessions at the Masonic Temple begin tomorrow at 2 39 PM with High Priesthood, officers to be elected and installed for Royal Arch, Royal and Select Masters, and Knights Templar.
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North Carolina
Grand Bodies
York Masons
Grand Royal Arch Chapter
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Order of High Priesthood
Royal Arch Masons
Royal and Select Masters
Fred B. Crowson
Goldsboro
Raymond H. Boyer
Asheville
W. Y. Warren
Gastonia
Fredric F. Bahnson
Winston-Salem
Sterling M. Gwray
Halifax
W. Will Horn
Greenville
C. V. Brooks
Edw. B. Neave
Salisbury
John B. Briggs
Elizabeth City
William A. Cobbe
Waynesville
William H. Peeps
Charlotte
W. Co. A. Commercial Club
Country Club
Elks Club
Boys Week in High Point Vividly Promotes Youth Leadership
A report by Edgar Hartley, Y M C A general secretary, praises High Point NC Boys Week as a four year effort uniting churches, schools, and civic groups to guide tomorrow's leaders. Activities span Sunday through Saturday with sports, family scenes, and citizenship tasks, culminating in community support for youth leadership.
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Edgar Hartley
Young Men’s Christian Association
Hartley
North Carolina
High Point
Welch Field
Dad
Son
Kiwanian
H. $. Haworth
Annual Meeting Notice for High Point Thomasville Denton RR
The High Point Thomasville Denton Railroad Company schedules its annual stockholders meeting for May 10 1927 at 1:30 PM at the Commercial Club High Point NC. Directors will be elected and officer reports considered. Stockholders are urged to attend or send proxies. Secretary Arthur Kirkman signs May 2 1927.
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High Point
Thomasville & Denton
High Point, Thomasville & Denton Railroad Company
Commercial Club
N. C
Arthur Kirkman
Winston-Salem Girls Win State Typewriting Cup
Miss Alice Lavisa led the Winston-Salem Reynolds High School team to win the North Carolina state typewriting contest held in Chapel Hill. Other top scorers included Miss Minnie Denny and Olive Mathews with the winning team, while Thomas W. McLean of Central High School Charlotte led the novices. Teams came from Greensboro Charlotte Mount Airy Durham Newton Lincolnton Asheville and Raleigh.
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Chapel Hill
Alice Luvisa
Minnie Denny
Olive Mathews
Reynolds High School
Winston-Salem
University of North Carolina Extension Division
Alice Lavisa
Thomas W. McLean
Central High School
Charlotte
North Carolina Commercial Teachers Association
Association
University Extension Division
Greensboro
Mount Airy
Durham
Newton
Lincolnton
Asheville
Raleigh
MELLO GLO French Process Face Powder
An advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder from Randall's Pharmacy promises longer wear, shine control, and a peachy skin tone. The copy urges readers to remember the name and try this new powder.
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Randall's Pharmacy
Increase Your Weight Five Pounds in Thirty Days
Doctors praise Cod Liver Oil for flesh, appetite, and strength but dislike its taste. McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets offer an easier alternative, claiming 60 tablets for 60 cents and a money back guarantee if not effective in 30 days through Mann Drug Co. or any druggist.
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MccCoy
Mann Drug Co
McCoy
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Owen-Smith
Sol
Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello
Illinois
OR. Caldwell
Dr Caldwell
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
G. B
C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
Grand Bobies of
Delaware
Ross
Wallace
Rose Hill
Richmond
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
W. Broad St
Schwartz Shoe Shop
Commercial Bank Building
J. Lee Newby
Mr. Newby
New York Life Insurance Company
Goodyear
Hiatt Tire Co
West High Street
Starr Motor Co
Commerce
Dize Awning Etent CO
South Main Street
Commercial National Bank
Safe Investments
The
High Point Perpetual Building
V. A. J. Idol
V.pres. and
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Randleman
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