Large land and factory sale on Hamilton Street High Point
Revenue stamps show total consideration near 20000 dollars in Gulford estate sales. The largest deal was W L Edwards and wife selling to Robbins Kniting Co on South Hamilton Street for about 8000 dollars, with a factory to be built this week. Other deeds record land transfers in Jamestown, Rock Creek, Gilmer and High Point towns ranging from five hundred to two thousand dollars.
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Gulford
W. L. Edwards
Robbins Kniting Company
Hamilton Street
High Point
J. C. Harden
Jamestown Township
W. B. Cruthis
J. Goldstein
Walter Morten
Mozelle Morten
Gray Street
R. R. Loffin
Willie Jane Boler
Lofl
Property Transfers and Local Ads in Greensboro Area
Schiffman and J. Goldstein along the Greensboro High Point asphalt road in Morehead township sold for about 2750 dollars. J. S. Moore sold to Annie L. Cates property at Elam avenue and Lake street for about 1000 dollars. Go through life with a clear vision. Get real services at Stamey’s for less money open evenings until Christmas.
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Stamey’s
College Pastors Newest Prophets in Tax-Supported Institutions
Philadelphia news reports Warren F. Sheldon describing university pastors as the newest order of prophets. The joint committee on Methodist work at tax-supported institutions notes $110,000 in 63 placements this year and active efforts in 75 churches. Parishary ministry reports show 73 ministry candidates in 1922, up from 67 in 1921 and 45 in 1920. Foreign missions allotments for 1922 reached 192, compared with 162 in 1921 and 179 in 1920.
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Philadelphia
Warren F. Sheldon
Board of Home Missions
Members of AP Club of North Carolina to Meet in Greensboro
The Associated Press Club of North Carolina will hold a meeting in Greensboro on Saturday night. John A. Park president and Raleigh Times editor. A L McCall AP southern division chief. Raleigh and Charlotte correspondents and state mail editors are expected to attend.
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Greensboro
Associated Press Club of
North Carolina
John A. Park
Raleigh Times
A. L. McCall
Associated Press
Raleigh
Charlotte
State Mail
Salome Costume Debate Leads Nazimova Film Preview
A council of Salome’s fans weighs her attire and behavior as Nazimova stars in the upcoming photoplay based on Oscar Wilde. Charles Bryant directs. Natacha Rambova oversees art with Beardsley-inspired settings amid production notes.
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Charles Bryant
Natacha Rambova
Nazimova
Salome
Oscar Wilde
Miss Rambova
Aubrey Beardsley
Mr. Bryant
French physicist Andre Tridon dictates final dying statement
New York on Madison Avenue Andre Tridon the French physicist and analyst who is dying dictated a statement to newspapers saying that all hope of recovery has been given up. He collapsed back on his pillow after speaking. The report notes he would be served at a local hotel for club members and Associated Press representatives.
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Club
Associated Press
Tridon
Madison Avenue
Stamey's Jewelry Store Marks 24 Years Under One Roof
A long established jewelry shop named Stamey's celebrates 24 years at the same location, leading local sales and drawing steady customer flow. The title notes the shop's enduring presence and market dominance in the area.
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Stamey’s
Express Agent Praises Tanlac Recovery at Work
Thay H. Miller, a Wheel ing West Virginia Express Co depot agent, says a year of poor health and digestive trouble ended after taking Tanlac. He reports improved appetite and digestion, eight pound weight gain, and renewed energy for his duties.
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Tanlac
Thay H. ‘Miller
510
Market Street
Wheeling
W. Va
American Ry. Express Co
Tanlae
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