Realtor Pro Urged To Assess Future Value In Real Estate
R D Douglas Greensboro real estate and title attorney told High Point Real Estate board last night that REALTORS must be professional and expert in pricing today's property and its value ten years ahead. He warned that location value shifts favor central districts and 100 percent location, while small outlying lots may fall, urging agents to target near town plats of two to three acres as buyers seek space and modern transport.
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High Point Real Estate Board
R. D. Douglas
Greensboro
Sheraton Hotel
Douglas
United States
Boyd
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodism
Alf Landon
Frank Knox
BE. C. Makosky
Maryland
Fund For Superannuates
Board of Managers
Treasu
Pord
Trustees
the Home For the Aged
O. EB. Ford
D. D
Ohio
Board of Publications
W. C. Perkins
Pittsburgh
Methodist Protestant Recorder
Black-Draught laxative trusted by thousands
A vintage advertisement promotes Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative that relieves constipation naturally. It quotes testimonials from Ralph Burch of Black Alabama and describes the product as reliable, helping biliousness and sluggish feelings, with 25 cent packages available nationwide.
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Ralph Burch
Week End Trips Prove Dangerous
The North Carolina Division of Highway Safety warns that four of ten motor vehicle deaths occur on Saturdays and Sundays. With many weekend trips to mountains or seashore, drivers should exercise extra care to keep pleasure in travel and reduce the risk of death or injury on overloaded weekend roads.
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Division of Highway Safety
State of
North Carolina
Arthur Falk
Woman Left Holding Bag As Cops Arrive
MOCKSVILLE May 22 Deputies stopped an auto carrying 50 gallons of liquor. Two men fled leaving a woman named Edna Beam of Lexington who was arrested as deputies arrived at the scene.
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Mocksville
W. H. Hoots
Edna Beam
Lexington
Isnt Love the Strangest Thing
Greensboro reports a distressed wife arrives at the police station seeking her husband who has disappeared after drifting through Norfolk Raleigh and Greensboro. She vows to continue the search despite his alleged drinking and past abandonment, threatening violence if he returns.
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Greensboro
Norfolk
Raleigh
Real Estate Board Sees Growth in High Point Facilities
Mr. Douglas outlined plans for larger filling stations to replace the present small ones, aiming to serve many customers simultaneously. W C Idol Sr introduced the speaker, with Curtis Smithdeal presiding. Members named to represent High Point at the regional meeting in Asheville in June include Henry Koonts Taylor Simpson Ed Mendenhall C G Bedford Es Voliva and Curtis Smithdeal.
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Douglas
W. C. Idol, Sr
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Curtis Smithdeal
Real Estate Board
High Point
Asheville
Henry Koonts
Taylor Simpson
Ed Mendenhall
C. G. Bedford
Es Voliva
Davidson students win Heidelberg scholarships
Davidson college students Dee Dees of Greensboro James Reinhardt of Lincolnton and A R Cates of Jackson Alabama were awarded student scholarships to Heidelberg University in Germany.
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Davidson
Dee Dees
Greensboro
James Reinhardt
Lincolnton
A. R. Cates
Jackson
Ala
Davidson College
Heidelberg
Plan of Union to unite Methodism across churches
At the General Conference a plan of union was presented to merge the Methodist Protestant, Methodist Episcopal South, and Methodist Episcopal into one church. The proposal sets a unified General Conference with regional structures and preserves episcopacy and itinerant supervision. Speeches urged unity as a path to peace and global Christian mission.
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United States
Methodist
General Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
Wesley Boyd
Shanahdoah
Primitive Methodist Church
W. Angle Smith
D. D
Washington, D. C
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Dr. Smith
Jesus Christ
Boyd
Paul B. Kern
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
One
Dr. Boyd
Seawell Rules Independent May Change Seawell Rules
J A Parton of West End was informed by Attorney General A A F Seawell that he may change his party registration from Independent to Democrat before registration closes. Parton claimed he had been barred from changing affiliations and alleged blanket registrar instructions blocked changes until after the primary. The ruling states it is his right to change and vote in the Democratic primary.
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J. A. Parton
West End
A. A. F. Seawell
Parton
McDonald
Forsyth County
Local Board Urges Steady Oversight And Planning
The conference praised four years of progress and urged continued close supervision and careful planning to maintain a sound basis for the board. Reverend J. M. Hilliard was recognized, and Bishop William F. McDowell of Washington D C will deliver the fraternal message Friday afternoon rather than Thursday night as planned.
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J. M. Hilliard
William F. McDowell
Washington, D. C
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania Vehicle Inspection Tests Require Wheel Removal
A state inspection rule in Pennsylvania requires removing one wheel to perform brake lining tests on automobiles. This procedure applies to vehicles undergoing mandatory safety inspections to assess braking efficiency.
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Pennsylvania
Funeral services held for Helen Ka Moran 17
Final rites for Helen Ka Moran 17 of Kivett were held Thursday at Tanksville Primitive Church with Elder J A Page and Rev Belen officiating. Burial followed in the churchyard as friends viewed displayed mementos. Pallbearers included Da by Hollingswo ord Smith Jay Kersey Hill Isaac Bowman. Other obituary notices mention Emmerson D Idol laid to rest at Abbott's Creek Baptist Church Cemetery with services by Elder J A Fagg and Rev E F Mumfo. Pallbearers named H A ell James Idol Clay I Idol Montrie Idol Killias.
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Helen Ka Moran
C. Moran
Tanksville
Jay Kersey Hill
Isaac Bowman
Emmerson
Idol
Ville
Abbott's Creek
J. A. Fagg
E. F. Mumfo
Abbotts Creek
H. A. Ell
James Idol
Clay I Idol
Montrie Idol
Killias
How Can I By Anne Ashley
A concise advice column offers practical tips. An alphabetical card index helps organize recipes, shellac keeps cards clean, and a damp cloth removes spots. For tea pots not used often a stick across the top allows air to prevent musty odors. Indelible ink stains on linen respond to a mixture of ammonia and turpentine.
Thousands Suffer Needlessly Relief Near at Hat
Local notice promotes POW-O-LIN as a remedy for constipation and related ailments. Dr. Copeland cites constipation as a major cause of illness and urges readers to try POW-O-LIN, with testimonials from neighbors and druggists supporting its use.
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Copeland
E al
M. D
New York City
Thas
Vernon W. Flynt VMF Tax Supervisor Signed Statement
The note states Vernon W. Flynt is VMF Tax Supervisor, signed in his official capacity. It confirms his role within the tax administration and his authority for related matters.
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June Lang Huddy
EL Yey
John
Wayne
Boothland Minstrel
Charles Starrett
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Onovagle
Thomasville
John Law
Bob Steele
James Dunn
Childrens
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Mircle Rider Oswald Cartoon
Joe E. Brown
Ann Dvorak
TOY
Seawell
Maurice Chevalier
Charles Laughton
Comedie Francaise
Helen Mi
Anne Ashley
Beauty
Willowbrook
Mise Louise Pearson
Donese Franklin
Isi
General Tires
General Tire & Amoco
Washington and College Sts
Hammet Cecil, Jr
Hoey
County OF Forsyth
Winston-Salem
Troy V. McKinney
Shelby, North Carolina
Mr. McKinney
Ralph McDonald
Dr. McDonald
Vernon W. Flynt
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