West Circle Drive Houses For Sale In City Listings
A Chicago style realty column lists multiple homes for sale with prices and monthly payments. Properties include 7 rooms on West Circle Drive, 5 room bungalows on Forrest Avenue and Franklin Street, and a six room house on East Green Street with modern conveniences. Also notes a large list of low price homes and country properties, plus contact details for Globe Mortgage & Realty Co. Amos Realty Co. and a card of thanks from the Underwood family.
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East Green Street
J L White Inc Hood Bank Building Ad Line
J L White Inc advertises office and residence phone numbers for Hood Bank Building services. Contact options include Office 2683 and Residence 8473 for business inquiries and local listings.
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J. L. White, Inc. Hood Bank
Farmer to Speak at Both Services at First Methodist
The First Methodist Protestant church on North Main and Richardson hosts a church school at 9:45 directed by C. R. Hinshaw. At 11 Rev. R. I. Farmer leads worship with the Junior church, delivering The Challenge of Today. Evening sermon titled Beseeching Christ To Leave Town features Prof. E. B. Stimson organ and varied musical pieces. Young People’s C E meeting at 6:30 and Senior Society at 7:30 on Monday.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
North Main and
Richardson Streets
C. R. Hinshaw
R. I. Farmer
E. B. Stimson
Kammond Ostrow
Rubenstein
Chaffin
Walter
Tannhauser
Wagner
Christ
Mr. Farmer
Stebbins
Shelley
Stark
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Services for Mrs Edna Jolly Today
Short funeral services for Mrs Edna Jolly wife of J H Jolly who died at the home 1233 Red Ding street Friday afternoon after a 16 week illness will be conducted from the home this morning at 10 30 o clock. The funeral party will then proceed to Albemarle for services at Silver Springs Baptist church near the city Interment will be in the church cemetery She was born February 22 1905 in Montgomery county daughter of Haywood and Shula Harris Byrd She came to this city a year ago from Albemarle Surviving are the husband one son James Donald Jolly and the mother Mrs Z E Thompson of China Grove
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Edna Jolly
J. H. Jolly
Redding Street
Albemarle
Silver Springs Baptist Church
Haywood
Shula Harris Byrd
James Donald Jolly
Z. E. Thompson
China Grove
Local Pastor to Speak at Banking Meeting in Newport News
Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends Church will headline the American Institute of Banking banquet to be held Thursday at the Tidewater Club in Newport News Virginia. He is also scheduled to address the Vienna convention at Lexington Rotary Club next Tuesday noon and speak to Junior High students at chapel exercises next Wednesday morning on "Little Journeys."
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Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
American Institute of Banking
Tidewater Club
Newport News
German Plane Built For Stratospheric Flight
A newly constructed aircraft in Germany is designed to operate above six miles altitude, enabling significantly higher speeds and performance. The project aims to push aviation limits and demonstrate advanced propulsion and airframe capabilities in extreme flight conditions.
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Germany
Americans Invested Abroad Twenty-Four Billion 39
Americans held capital abroad totaling 15.134 billion dollars in 1939 exclusive of intergovernmental debts. The figure reflects foreign investment by U S individuals corporations and financial institutions as the year closed with significant outbound capital movements.
Crowd gathers at Harrison county jail to see Powers
About 4,000 people crowd the Harrison county jail in Clarksburg West Virginia as authorities guard Harry F Powers accused slayer of two women and three children Rumors of an escape attempt circulate deputies discharge tear gas to deter any storming of the jail.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Harrison County
Harry F. Powers
High Point Rail Bond History and Town Tax Plans
The article recounts a 25 000 bond issued by the township to fund a railroad link between High Point and Thomasville and its later financial twists. It notes bankruptcy of the line, partial repayment through a special tax, and potential future tax relief as funds shift from the county to sinking and interest obligations.
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High Point
Carolina
Yadkin
Norfolk and Western
Thomasville
Denton
Old Piedmont Railroad
High Rock
Carolina and Y. R
Piedmont
Winston-Salem
Wadesboro
Norfolk and Southern
Norwood
Southern
Carolina and Yadkin
County General Fund
Sykes Will Preach At Central Friends
Rev. Tom A. Sykes, pastor, will preach at the morning service at Central Friends church on The One Great Sacrifice. Bible school classes begin at 9 45 with Horace Haworth 38 superintendent. He will speak to the Brotherhood class at 9 45 on The Freedom to Which God Calls Men. Evening worship at 7 30 features Mr. Sykes on Through Doubt to Faith.
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Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Bible School
Horace Haworth
Sykes
Brotherhood
Prof Kane On the Campus by Br M H Hodges
The Enterprise staff writes about Prof Kane formerly of North Carolina University and now at Tennessee University. He is under bond charged with his wife Jennie Graham Kane's murder by drowning during a Chesapeake Bay swim near Hampton Virginia. They were on vacation. Kane was detained in Hampton on charges shortly after her death.
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University of Tennessee
Sheriff Curtis
Hamp
Kane
Chesapeake Bay
BR. M. Hodges
The
Enterprise
Prof. Kane
N. C. University
Tennessee University
Hampton
Remembering Dr Elisha Kent Kane A colorful UNC Spanish mentor
The account recalls March 1929 at the University of North Carolina when the author met Dr Elisha Kent Kane. Kane is portrayed as a brilliant linguist and engaging teacher whose methods fused entertainment with deep scholarship, spanning Spanish Provencal Italian and English literature. His distinctive presence, courtesy, wit, and broad travels shaped a memorable campus figure respected by students.
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Elisha Kent Kane
University of North Carolina
Professor Kane
Will Rogers
Cal Coolidge
Dr. Kane
Lope de Vega
Castile
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Cornell
Raymond Pleased At Prospects For Successful Fair
Harry Raymond treasurer of Carolina Fairs Inc predicts a record crowd at Greensboro fair with attendees from High Point Greensboro and beyond. The event runs Tuesday through Saturday featuring horses free acts fireworks and exhibits plus racing on Saturday afternoon. 18 000 school children will receive complimentary tickets distributed by Guilford county schools with 12 000 white and 6000 colored children admitted free. Special low rail rates from Southern Railway are offered during fair week.
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Greensboro
High Point
Harry Raymond
Carolina Fairs, Inc
Mr. Raymond
George T. Penny
T. M. Stanton
Garland Daniel
Central Carolina Fair Association
Raymond
Sedgefield Lodge
Fritzharry
Guilford County
Southern Railway
Greensboro Radio Petition May Seek Higher Power
Greensboro asks High Point to waive rights to petition the federal radio commission for a short wave police radio station. City Attorney Jones will study the request and report to the council soon. Greensboro seeks a 1250 watt station, hoping a waiver would help secure a 150 watt permit instead of 100 watts. High Point refuses to join a tri‑agency cooperative. Bids for police car receivers have been requested.
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Council
Gate City
High Point
Greensboro
Federal Radio Commisson
Grover Jones
EB. M. Knox
The Mothers Meeting Friday Evening at Main Street Church
The Mothers' meeting of the Junior Missionary Society at Main Street M E church will be held Friday at 7 30 in the primary department of the Sunday school All members are urged to attend.
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The
Junior Missionary Society of Main Street M. E
Car Recovered Ford Roadster Stolen From Union Resident
A Ford roadster stolen from W. A. Kelly of Union City was recovered here on Thursday and returned to its owner by local police, according to police officials yesterday.
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W. A. Ll. Kelly
Union
8. C
Hera
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