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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1928
Page
11
Brick veneered home in Emerywood with two tile baths and downstairs bedrooms. A real home built and priced to please buyers with favorable terms.
Public stenographer notary public Mrs H W Waters offers dictation copying and multigraphing at the Sheraton Hotel from 6 45 p m to 10 00 p m realty loans at Enterprise Office with 5 and 6 percent simple interest home bond and mortgage Co business ad psa
Real estate for sale advertised with an emphasis on achievable deals. The notice highlights available properties and potential buyers are urged to act quickly to secure arrangements.
The ad promotes six houses for sale on a regular monthly plan. It advises buyers to choose affordable lots, pay down, and trade up after partial payment to reach a better future home, inviting readers to visit.
A list of multiple rental properties with room counts from 1 to 8 and prices ranging from $15 to $825.00. Streets include Vail, Scott, Johnson, White Oak, Grace, Mendenhall, Ragan, Castle, Vernon, Farris, Richardson, Bridges, West Bay, North Main, Monthieu, Fifth Street. Some properties note furnished or hot air heat.
Low rate offers on 38 5 and 10 year loans promise re financing options for homes and finance needs. This brief notes available refinancing opportunities and potential savings.
John McHugh of San Francisco was eliminated in the British title hunt at Prestwick Scotland losing to Sir Ernest Holderness 2 up and 1 to go after a tight match. McHugh failed to capitalize on chances with his putter while Holderness pressed to the 17th hole. Harry V Brower, Paris resident, fell to J T Henderson of Dundonald club Ayrshire.
Charles Evans Hughes will present the principal arguments for Piedmont and Northern before a federal district court in Greenville D C The suit seeks an injunction against the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling denying authority to extend railway mileage in the Carolinas Hughes has worked with P N counsel since last fall through the suit filed yesterday in Greenville D C Prospective extensions across two Carolinas are at issue.
Governor McLean announced the 4Hight delegates to the national conference on state parks to be held in San Francisco and Los Angeles from June 26 to July 2. The list includes Mark Squires Lenoir Ferbe Rhoades Asheville J Q Gilky Marion E S Askew Mars Hill Cameron McRae Concord Mrs Hope S Chamberlain Raleigh Nelson McRae Linville and J S Holmes Raleigh state forest.
In Auteuil on May 23 Helen Wills and Penelope Anderson were upset in the first round of the international hard courts championships by Suzanna Deve and Madame La Faurle 3-6 7-5 6-4 in a three set match.
Five persons died and 40 were injured when a bomb exploded inside the Italian consulate building in Buenos Aires on May 23, authorities reported. The incident disrupted the city and prompted emergency response across the area.
John E. Berwind, did president of Archer Coal Depot and vice president of Berwind White Coal Mining, died suddenly of heart failure at his Park Avenue residence in New York.
Central Bank and Trust Co as trustee will sell at public auction on June 25 1928 at Greensboro courthouse door to satisfy a 2000 debt secured by a deed of trust dated July 1 1927 on property at 1310 Franklin Street High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Sale terms cash with title conveyed to the highest bidder.
The Greensboro district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church elected 21 delegates to the annual Charlotte conference starting October 17 and granted licenses to six new preachers. A report showed district funds nearly fully paid and multi-church progress noted. The next district gathering will be at James town church next year.
President Coolidge signed the Jones White merchant marine bill sending the measure to the White House with the McNary Haugen farm relief bill. The act authorizes a large replacement program for the government merchant marine, requires five of seven shipping board members to approve vessel sales, doubles the board's $125 million construction loan fund and loosens the ocean contract mail system. Western Republican independents opposed the bill in the senate, arguing the house altered it to resemble a subsidy.
The April 20 combined auditor treasurer report shows cash in the state treasury at 21,808,013 including the general and highway funds and warrants. May 1 balance stood at 4,964,887 with funded debt 169,852,600. Highway fund balance was 16,602,976. April receipts 10,620,673 and disbursements 10,931,753.
Peking dispatches report the Chinese foreign office replying to John Van A. Mac Murray’s note, saying Chinese authorities bear responsibility for foreigner safety in North China. The reply objects to special defense areas and asks Tientsin consul to abolish them as contrary to international usage.
In California a plane descended from 2090 feet using a small parachute then a 72 foot canopy. Pilot E J McKeon prepared to bail out when the smaller chute deployed and the big parachute opened guiding the craft safely to earth. He noted plans to add a spin-prevention device before future tests.
A large liquor consignment believed ordered before the Democratic National Convention was confiscated near Houston. The ships Lena Beaumont and Imperator were seized at Seabrook as crews faced charges of possession and transportation of liquor. Authorities seized about $75,000 worth of rum whiskey beer and wine.
Four miners died in the Alpha shaft at the Consolidated Copper mines in Kimberly near Elko Nevada after a cave in. They were 650 feet underground while clearing the shaft and had been working there when the collapse occurred yesterday.
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