Waynick Outlines Local Housing Project At Luncheon
Capus M. Waynick editor of The Enterprise and housing official spoke at the October W C A membership luncheon, detailing the Low Cost Housing Project for High Point. He described 450 homes to be built by December with 250 white and 200 colored units, three and a half to five and a half rooms, modern appliances, and in‑yard playground equipment with rent tied to income.
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Capus M. Waynick
Enterprise
Legal Housing
W.C.A
High Point
Housing Authority
Waynick
Colony Club Dinner Dance Reservations In Tonight
The Colony Club and the Stags plan a season opening dinner dance at the Emerywood Club Friday at 7 30 p m. Reservations must be made in advance with president Mrs James W Poole. The event honors seven new members and many have already reserved.
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Colony Club
Stags
Emerywood Club
James W. Poole
Tea And Topics Meeting At Mrs Marshs Home
Tea and Topics club members will meet at Mrs J E Marsh s home on South Main Street tomorrow at 3 30 pm Guest attendance is invited. eu Leaders Of Girls Scouts To Have Meeting Tomorrow At YWCA groups discussions led by Mrs Joe Dodson will be held October 23 at 7 30 pm All leaders urged to attend. J W AYCOCK DIES Durham tobacco nist and son of the late
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J. E. Marsh
South Main Street
W.C. A
Joe Dodson
Murder at Paradise Lake Drives Quiet Town
In a coastal resort, a murder disrupts calm as Miss Millie Morris is killed and suspects swirl. Mae O’Connor and relatives sift clues while Maudie presses for caution. Jeanie Morris and Liza Holmes share memories as Ted Palmer steadies the bereaved, and Mary and Dennis piece together who could be responsible. The cottage remains tense as investigators probe the motive.
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Qalet
Paradise Lake
Sephir Aled
Megs
Muepert
Prim
Misa Millie Morris
M le O'Conner
Dawghter
Mary
de Orria
Ming Milli Jeanie
Sue Ted
Ltr
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Amaid Mame
Dhe Myateriex
Dennis
Margie
Gordes
Jeanie Morris
Ted Palmer
Liza
Liza Holmes
Maudie
Jeanie
Governor Aycock Dies Unexpectedly at Home
Governor Aycock died unexpectedly last night at his residence. Funeral services will be held tomorrow. The seeds of a South American palm are described as so hard they can be carved into buttons.
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Aycock
Quality Furniture Company Opens New Showrooms
The Quality Furniture Company at 1310 North Main Street plans a formal opening on Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. featuring 30 percent more floor space for exhibits, an attractive interior, and souvenirs for visitors. The display includes Old Virginia group pieces, Tomlinson reproductions, George Ross lamps, Lightolier lamps, and Honduran mahogany tables with leather details. The Alexander Smith Colorama with the slogan Try on a Room will showcase colorful room settings. Ralph P. Bulla serves as president and general manager with Med Bulla as salesman. public invitation extended for the event.
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Quality Furniture Company
North Main Street
Quality
Old Virginia
Tomlinson
High Point
Robinson
George Ross
Honduras
Alexander Smith
Ralph P. Bulla
Med” Bulla
Oseth Sweden
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