No Down Payment and Nearby Homes for Sale
Property listings show five and seven room houses in Franklin Street Circle Drive and East Green Street with payments ranging from 15 to 52.50 per month and recent painting. Additional listing at 1107 Cassell Street, $1500, $15 per month. Globe Mortgage & Realty, 107 West Washington St, 4318. Mention of Deep River dam project affecting land and park area, with a city claim filed August 21 and rejection of settlement. city attorney to pursue the case.
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Greyling
High Point
Greyling Realty Corporation
Washington St
Franklin Street
Circle Drive
East Green Street
Cassell Street
Globe Mortgage & Rea Co Lty
West Washington St
Deep River
Land dispute over Jamestown tract escheats to UNC
A High Point or Jamestown case contends that a town parcel held for public use, including a brick meeting house for Friends and future buildings, never conveyed to Jamestown commissioners. As the town dissolved in 1893 the land escheated to the University of North Carolina, with title now vesting in the university. The complaint, signed by Henry M. London, was received by Stanford.
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Dow's Alley
Mary Mendenhall
George Street
Dow Alley
Scientific Street
Field
Spring
Society of Friends
Grove
Corporation of
Jamestown
University of North Carolina
University
Henry M. London
Raleigh
Stanford
High
Y Club Reports Strong Christian Citizenship Efforts
A report by Edgar Hartley shows 660 boys and young men across Pioneers Junior Y Senior Hi Y Employed Boys Brotherhood and Y's Men's clubs participated in Christian citizenship work. Since the Y began seven years ago over 3,000 youths have enrolled. Activities aim to foster character through school shop and community involvement with weekly meetings for most groups and biweekly Pioneer sessions.
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Pioneers
Brotherhood
Edgar Hartley
J. D. McCrary
Bove’ Brotherhood
High Point Boys 10 Attend Hi Y Congress Meet
Delegates from North and South Carolina Hi Y clubs will attend the NC Hi Y congress in Raleigh on October 2 and 3. Local groups select representatives during Monday’s meeting led by Otis Phillips of Greensboro. Governor Gardner and others are slated to speak. sessions in the state capitol senate chamber and Raleigh YMCA with lodging provided. A Los Angeles well yields 7,500 barrels of water claimed to have medicinal value worth more per gallon than oil per barrel.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
North
South Carolina
Senate Chamber
State Capital Building
Raleigh Y
Los Angeles County
Chevalier Returns to New York En Route to Hollywood
French screen star Maurice Chevalier pictured on arrival in New York from Europe before resuming work in talkies in Hollywood. The cheerful celebrity raises a hat to the crowd as he departs for the next film assignment.
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Monsieur Maurice Chevalier
New York
Europe
Hollywood
Prophesy Four Billion Dollar Building Program For Next Year
New York reports a four billion dollar construction forecast for the year starting October 1, based on an estimated 1.85 billion for projects over five thousand dollars in six months and a total of four billion for the twelve months. Eastern states, including New York, are slated to spend large sums on residential, non residential, public works, and utilities, with detailed allocations across sectors.
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New York
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Building Press Group
Dodge Corporation
Southeastern
New Orleans
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Unemployment Drive Sends Arkansas Loiterers to Fields
In Arkansas and neighboring states a police driven program sends idle workers to cotton and rice fields to fill labor shortages. Helena launched the campaign with arrests threats as officials in DeKalb Bluff Bowie County and Little Rock extend the drive. Low pay and weather risks threaten crop damage if shortages persist.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Helena
Mississippi
Texas
J. J. Holmes
Devalis Bluff
Bowie County
Calvary Church to Observe Promotion Day in School
Calvary Methodist church will observe Promotion Day in its church school today. The 9:45 am assembly features a children’s program directed by Mrs. Hoff man. Promotions will be recognized with certificates as Rev. E. L. Kirk preaches at morning and evening services. Special choir music accompanies the event. public is invited.
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Calvary Methodist Church
BE. L. Kirk
J. F. Hoffman
Kirk
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