Publication Order in Everett Divorce Case Guilford NC
The Superior Court of Guilford County starts the August term to hear Ellen Everett v Carl V Everett. The defendant is nonresident and cannot be located. he must answer the divorce complaint by August 16, 1915, or risk judgment. Notice runs in The High Point Review weekly for four weeks prior to August 16, 1913.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Superior Court
Sidney R. Morrison
Lillian R. Morrison
Court House
Greensboro
Relief Gant
G .S. Bradshaw
High Point
Patterson Civil Service
Rochester
N.Y
Stamey House
Ellen Everett
Carl V. Everett
Guilford
Mensa Et Toro
High Point Review
M. W. Gant
Real Estate Bulletin Vi High Point Quick Bargains
Those with property for sale or exchange are urged to advertise. Two Clara Barbee lots 50x286 at 25000 each, Clover Field two lots 50x140 at 150 each, Carrick Grove two lots 50x150 at 585 each, Ran kin Street business lots opposite City Hall at 2450 each. Limited time offers.
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High Point
N. C
Clara Barbee
Clover Field
Carrick Grove
Rankin Street
City Hall
Early Life of Billie Ritchie and Hollywood News
A look at Billie Ritchie’s boyhood humor and a royal incident with Queen Victoria. The piece notes pneumonia cases among Universal stars Cleo Madison and Ray Hanford, upcoming features Scandal and The Earl of Pawtucket, and frequent actor agency moves among major studios including Pickford and Hobart Bosworth.
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Billie Ritchie
Billie
Queen Victoria
Ritchie
P. T
Universal
Cleo Madison
Ray Hanford
Broadwy-Universal
Phillips Smalley
Lois Weber
Earl of Pawtucket
Lawrence O’orsay
Hobart Bosworth
Vera Sission
Kerrigan
M. K. Wilson
Helen Leslie
Hezel Buckham
Mary Pickford
Los Angeles
Fred Mace
Keystone Co
Chester Conklin
Keystone
William Clifford
Metro
Pauline Bush
Fox
Arthur Johnson
Lottie Briscoe
Lubin
Edwin Arden
Margarita Fischer
Essanay
Billie Quirk
Vitagraph
Gerda Holmes
United
J. W. Johnstone
Edgar Jones
Dolley Larkin
Mina
Yaqui War Threat Looms as California Gulf Region Fears Rise
Nogales special reports Yaqui Indians of Sonora are said to have declared war on the United States with U S warships dispatched. The article details Yaqui leadership, arming for the revolt, clashes with Carranza factions, Maytorena forces, and raids on American settlements near Guaymas and Nogales. It notes the Mayo rivals and Yaqui drum signaling, and cites thousands of rifles in Yaqui hands amid a long history of border warfare.
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Nogales
Ant
Altthough
Sonora
United States
Associated Press
West
Carranza
Mexico
Yaqui
Guaymas
California Gulf
Villa
Arizona- Sonora
Revolution
Jose Maria Maytorena
Huerta
Maytorena
Naco
Cananea
Diaz
Sonora-Arizona
Civil Service Examination Clerk Carrier Details
An exam for clerk and carrier will be held at the post office on Sept 4 1915. Age 18 to 45. Married women living with husbands not admitted. Applicants must be physically sound. males at least 5 ft 4 in tall and 125 pounds without coat or hat. For full info apply to Miss A Eshelman Secy High Point. Camp Fire Girls met Miss Sarah May Haynes on S Main St. Hale Williams had the highest score after rock music. refreshments served.
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Eshelman
High Point
Camp Fire
Sarah May Haynes
S. Main Street
Hale Williams
Building Castles in the Air Poem by W H Dugdale
A reflective poem notes people chase future prospects and dreams. It cites Marconi Bell Lincoln Grant Lee McCormick Fulton Shakespeare and others as examples who built castles in the air yet shaped history through vision and effort.
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Marconi
Bell
Lincoln
Grant
Lee
McCormick
Fulton
Shakespeare
Install Officers of Chickasaw Tribe No 32
The Chickasaw Tribe No 32 installed officers last night with A C Staley as Senior Sagamore J D Atkins Jr as Sagamore Dallas Zollicoffer as Prophet D F Lopp as Keeper of Wigwam W H Kaney as Trustee and C A Lewis in the listed roles.
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Chickasaw Tribe
No. 32
Sachem
Sagamore
J. D. Atkins
Jr. Sagamore
Dallas Zollicoffer
D. F. Lopp
W. H. Kaney
C. A. Lewis
High Point Endorses Chautauqua as Fixed Feature
At Tuesday night’s Chautauqua meeting High Point residents voted to continue the event as a permanent fixture. More than 100 guarantors supported it, against 30 last year, with nearly 500 of 700 tickets pledged, and attractions priced to justify the season tickets.
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High Point
Just Between Ourselves and The Lamppost
A promotional column urges business readers to craft a persuasive selling story for psychological buying moments. It emphasizes arousing interest at home before purchases, presenting clear features, and delivering a complete, punchy narrative to reach the buying class.
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