Cooperation Sought To Preserve The Realtor Term
High Point Real Estate Board urged public cooperation in preserving the coined term realtor. President Meldon Holmes noted the term was adopted in 1916 by the National Association of Real Estate Boards and upheld in multiple court decisions, with ethics rules protecting public and professional standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Real Estate Board
Meldon Holmes
Holmes
Charles N. Chadbourn
Minneapolis
National Association of Real Estate Boards
McFarland to Visit State for Junior Order Talks
Itha McFarland of Portland Indiana national councilor of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics will visit this week to discuss the Junior Order Homes in Lexington North Carolina and Tiffin Ohio. He will address members at Raleigh Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itha McFarland
Portland
Ind
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Lexington
N. C
Tiffin
Ohio
McFarland
Raleigh
Realtor: standard for real estate agents of trust and boards
The term realtor denotes real estate professionals with thirty years of tested methods and peer‑recognized merit. It signifies active membership in a local and national board of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, signaling fiduciary competence and professional standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Battle Bowlerg nickname for British helmets sparks curiosity
British soldiers have nicknamed their steel helmets Battle Bowlerg reflecting a playful label for protective gear amid wartime routines.
How to diagnose tree problems before treatment
The tree doctor should thoroughly diagnose a sick tree before any treatment. Jumping to fertilization can waste time and money if roots are dead or girdling damage exists. Consider soil gas, borers, root girdling, and environmental changes to guide proper care.
Building Values Decrease Sharply
Building permit values dropped over 16 percent last week despite a record number of permits issued. The building inspector’s office authorized 42 construction jobs, mainly small repairs, with total value $8,283. Two permits exceeded $1,000: a four room residence for R. J. Reddick on Ward Street at $1,500 and a general repair on a residence at 709 Grimes Street for $1,000. Atlantic Insurance and Realty Company secured 12 re-roof permits at listed addresses. Other permits covered roofing, remodeling, painting, new garages, and heating work across multiple streets including English Street, Commerce Street, Mangum Avenue, and West Green Street.
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R. J. Reddick
Ward Street
J. W. Moon
Grimes Street
Atlantic Insurance and Realty Company
English Street
Commerce Street
Mangum Avenue
Sherrod Street
Springfield Avenue
Tate Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Bynum Street
Carter Street
Centennial Avenue
J. J. Hoover
Chestnut Street
W. C. Lewis
Highland Avenue
Welch Memorial Church
East Street
Ed Steele
Hobson Street
Amos Realty Company
White Oak Street
E. L. Franklin
West Green Street
East Lexington Avenue
R. R. Ragan
Otteray Drive
Mendenhall and Thompson
Wise Street
Parkway
J. G. Teague
East Green Street
R. L. Smith
Taylor Street
Paul Davis
Montheu Avenue
E. H. Hege
Elm Street
A. Sherrod
Robbins Street
H. W. Smith
Funeral Service for Mrs. Anna Ingram Today
Mrs. Anna Ingram dies at local hospital. Funeral service set for 11 30 a m at Mt Vernon Baptist Church. Residence listed as 1315 Vernon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ingram
Anna Ingram
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Ingram
Vernon Street
Gethsemane Revival Continues This Week
Gethsemane Baptist Church maintains revival ongoing from last Monday with Rev. Gray as the speaker this week continuing the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethsemane
Gethsemane Baptist Church
Gray
William Penn P. T. A. Carnival At High School
The William Penn High School P T A will hold a carnival Tuesday evening at 8 oclock. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and enjoy the event.
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William Penn P. T. A
William Penn High School P. T. A
Rhythm Sport Club Meeting At Daisy Saddler Home
Mrs Daisy Saddler hosted the Rhythm Sport Club meeting at her home 1205 Pearson Street Tuesday evening. She presided during the business session. A social hour followed with a tempting salad course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhythm Sport Club
Meerts
Daisy Sadler
Pearson Street
Saddler
20th Century Club Meets at Griffin Home
The 20th Century Club met at James Griffin's house 730 East Washington Street Monday evening. After the usual opening, two guest speakers were presented Mr and Mrs C E Yokely. Guy Lee McFall, president, presided. An appetizing repast was served.
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20Th Century Club
James Griffin
East
Washington Street
C. E. Yokely
Guy Lee McFall
Road to Heaven cast to rehearse at St Stephen church
The cast of The Road to Heaven, a religious pageant at St Stephen A M E Zion Church, is asked to meet for a final rehearsal tonight at 9 o'clock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road TO Heaven
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion Church
St. Stephen
Home Economics Class Menu Plans at William Penn High
Mrs Romelia G Mason leads an adult vocational home economics class at William Penn High School with October and November luncheon menus featuring stuffed pork chops creamed peas in croustades sweet potato puffs carrot salad on lettuce blush apple pie and hot chocolate with marshmallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn High School
Romelia G. Mason
Funeral Services for Walter Pennix Held Monday
Funeral services for Walter Pennix who died at his home on Kivett Drive will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Beulah Tabernacle. He was active locally until illness last year and is survived by his wife Annie and a large family including four daughters Ruth Ruby Bernice Annie and four sons Walter Jr Wilbur Roger Joseph and Garland along with four sisters Effie Abels Sadie Jordan Maddie Willsey and Annie Thompson and one brother John Pennix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pennix
Kivett Drive
Beulah Tabernacle
Pennix
Annie Pennix
Ruth
Ruby
Bernice
Walter, Jr
Wilbur
Roger
Aggies Defeat Union 7 6 at Wilson in 1939 gridiron upset
The A. and T. College Bull Dogs surprised Virginia Union University 7 to 6 in Wilson on Friday night before more than eight thousand fans. The victory under new coach Homer Harris highlighted the team’s improved play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggies
UNION
T. College
Bull Dogs
Virginia Union University
Wilson
Homer Harris
University of Iowa
Friends of C W Robinson Glad He Is Improving
Friends report C W Robinson is much improved but remains a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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C. W. Robinson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Lilly Balfour Dies in Watertown Conn
Mrs. Lilly Balfour formerly Miss Lilly Headen of this city and sister of Mrs. Thomas Bynum died Friday in Watertown Connecticut after a three week illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. A survey reports 30 percent of U S adults want to fly the Atlantic.
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Lilly Balfour
Lilly Headen
Thomas Bynum
Watertown
Conn
Property repairs and additions listed for Greensboro area
A series of repair and remodeling bids are recorded for Greensboro addresses including 1023 Redding Street 90 dollars and 212 Parkway 800 dollars. Other entries note repairs or additions at 117 South Wrenn Street 25 dollars 207-209 North Wrenn Street 50 dollars 113 and 111 North Perry Street 25 dollars each 1517 Long Street 40 dollars and 1516 Lone Street 40 dollars and 306 Cedar Street 140 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Street
Lone Street
C. C. Bean
Cedar Street
High Point Woman Injured In Wreck Near Thomasville
Mrs. Decie Owens of High Point suffered painful injuries when her car overturned on a highway eight miles below Thomasville. She was treated at City Memorial Hospital and later moved to a High Point hospital. Two companions Zeb Rush and Pauline Farr were only slightly hurt and did not need hospital care.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Decie Owens
Linden Street
High Point
Owens
City Memorial Hospital
Russell
Zeb Rush
Asheboro
Pauline Farr
Law Partner Of Chief Justice Hughes Visiting In Thomasville
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar R. Ewing of New York City are spending several days at the Thomasville Shooting Club. Mr. Ewing is a law partner of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes of the United States Supreme Court. Japan's shortage of electric power due to the summer drought is becoming serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Thomasville
Oscar R. Ewing
New York City
Ewing
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Japan
Capital Short Shots In Raleigh Hint At Governor Race Moves
In Raleigh. Gov. Clyde Hoey signals openness for a candidate to run. Henry Averill notes lingering cynicism about timing and the Gardner Hoey duo shaping a political setup. An odd vignette at a church event ends with an offbeat drawing mishap and a spectator named Moe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill
Raleigh
Clyde Hoey
Huey
O. Max Gardner
Hoey-Gardner
Merchants Back Maxwell Claim Opposition Is Weak
Maxwell supporters dismiss merchant resistance to his sales tax views as weak. They insist the merchants will not back Holton or any rival and argue Maxwell’s loss would not produce a strong opponent.
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Allen J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Holton
Death of J O Bell S J Ends Long State Election Board Career
Henderson County mourns former State Senator J O Bell S J who served on the State Election Board. Known for a calmer stance on election law reforms, he was universally admired for integrity and fair conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Bell
S.J
Henderson County
State Election Board
Ripley worthy frameup at Raleigh Legion Post event
At Raleigh Legion Post 20th anniversary chow Willis Smith offered two Syracuse Duke game tickets as prize. Prearranged drawing claimed Smith Daniels and Bobbitt, then Jim Daniels drew the reporter, who already had passes. Tickets were declined amid protests of a frameup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Raleigh Legion Post
Willis Smith
The
Post
Smith
Garland E. Bobbitt
Josephus Daniels, Jr
Raleigh
Legionnaires
S. L. Stealey
Secretary Ickes Approves 63 Wildlife Projects
Secretary Ickes announced approval of 63 wildlife restoration projects in 30 states. The U.S. would pay 75 percent of each project cost with states covering 25 percent. Projects span Alabama Maine Massachusetts Washington New Hampshire South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia. Twenty five aim to improve habitat conditions and restock lands deficient in game.
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Ickes
United States
Alabamaine
Massachusetts
Washington
Carolina
New Hampshire
Ah Island
South Carolina
Tensee
Virginia
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Chicago
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