Friends Brotherhood elects officers at church annex meeting
Ralph Parker was elected president for the year and Rev. Tom Sykes outlined a simple program for the Friends Brotherhood following a banquet served by the church junior auxiliary. Speakers emphasized fellowship and brotherhood as the cement of community life.
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Friends Brotherhood
Friends Church
Ralph Parker
Tom Sykes
F. R. Taylor
J. Elwood Cox
Cox
Florence Blair
Norman Fidler
Captain Mac
Gurney Briggs
Brotherhood
Horace Hayworth
Bible School
O. F E. Mendenhall
Mr. Sykes
Eugene Jarrett
D. H. Parsons
C. M. Waynick
Parker
Real Estate Deeds Record Major 16 000 Transaction In High Point
Thirty seven deeds filed in Greensboro register of deeds yesterday show a wide range of property transfers across High Point and nearby areas. The principal conveyance covers a .70 foot frontage on Commerce street from S C Clark to George Lowe Inc for about 16000 dollars amid a total 270 deeds recorded with aggregate spend around six five thousand dollars. Other notable transfers include Beechwood place lot 1650 dollars Westfield lot 260 dollars Highland Park west 5300 dollars Glenwood subdivision 4600 dollars Julian street 9000 dollars Union street 1000 dollars Sunset Hills multiple lots 2000 5000 dollars and Edgewood avenue 2100 dollars. Further entries list Kensington road Sunset Hills and Brentwood High Point parcels with sums from 100 to 1000 dollars and a final 6500 dollar Kimesville lot sale.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Wharton
Greensboro
Commerce Street
High Point
S. C. Clark
George Lowe, Inc
H. W. Clenenin
W. L. Sharpe
Beechwood Place
C. A. Boren
George J. Lyles
Westfield
C. W. Graham
Clara B. McCracken
Highland Park West
W. F. Ashburn
A. C. Dixon
Glenwood
Julian Street
Frederick Archer
Flora Asbury
Union Street
A. K. Moore Realty Company
I. F. Peebles
David J. White
Sunset Hills
College Terrace
R. I
A. P. Brown
Tom Thompson
Brentwood
Harwell
George W. Lowe
Edgedale Drive
Charles L. Tucker
B. F. Tuck
Chiropractors of High Point Attend Twin City Meeting
Dr. Lucy Eshelman and Dr. Paul W. Transon of High Point attended the North Carolina Chiropractors Association semiannual meeting in Winston-Salem. Attendees heard K. H. Whitaker discuss state legislative status and Dr. E. I. Knott share insights on chiropractic work. The group planned the May 6–8 1926 Pinehurst annual meeting with joint board examinations and an address by Dr. E. A. Thompson.
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Lucy Eshelman
Paul W. Transon
High Point
North Carolina
H. A. Heinzering
Asheville
Association
E. I. Knott
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Iowa
Knott
Carolina Hotel
Pinehurst
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
North Carolina Chiropractic Association
E. A. Thompson
Candy illness linked to Ohio State party. four near death
Nine Ohio State University students fell ill after a party with a fudge plate as the only shared item. Chemical tests will examine candy samples at the state health laboratories to determine a link to their violent illness and near fatal outcomes.
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Columbus
State Board of Health
Ohio State University
Alladin's Wonderful Wish Book Registration at Stamey's
Question asks if you have registered your name in Alladin's Wonderful Wish Book at Stamey's with no charge and no obligation. The item suggests a promotional registration prompt at a local store.
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Alladin
Stamey’s
Man Held in Guilford County Meat Theft Case
Henry Harvell, a white city resident, was ordered held for Guilford Superior Court after a Greensboro preliminary hearing before Judge D. H. Collings. He is charged with stealing meat from J. F. Blackburn of Colfax, about 409 pounds of ham, the lock and chisel used to enter the smokehouse found on him in Winston Salem, where Mrs. Blackburn had shot the lock earlier.
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Henry. Harvell
Guilford
D. H. Collings
Greensboro
Harvell
J. F. Blackburn
Colfax
Guilford County
Winston- Salem
Interesting Games In Southern Conference
In New Orleans on November 13 the AP notes a light weekend slate with six key teams set to play today. Louisiana State faces Loyola of the Crescent City while Tulane awaits a follow up after the clash.
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New Orleans
Coflicts
Louisiana State
Loyola
Tulane
Sewanee game and regional college basketball schedule
Jelethorpe and the Presbyters College of South Carolina win at Clinton as fans prepare for Tomorrows games. Georgia Tech visits Atlanta and the Carolina- Greenville matchup looms. Wake Forest meets NC State in Raleigh and Chapel Hill hosts the North Carolina Davidson game.
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Jelethorpe
Presbyters College of South Carolina
Clinton
Gia Tech
Atlante
University of Carolina
Greenville
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Chapel Hill Tomorow
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Commerce
Smith
John D. Hunt
Ben F. Tucker
Pitts
John H. Tucker
B. F. Tucker
Z. V. Conyers
E. M. Henley
Kimesville
Twin City
Henry Harvell
the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Mir
Federal Clothing CO
North Main Street
High Point, N. C