Foreclosure Sale Ordered for High Point Church Site
In Greensboro a federal court decree by Judge John B Hayes on April 2 orders Silas Casey of High Point to sell the old First Presbyterian church property at Main and East Green streets after advertisement. The sale aims to recover 28328 dollars plus interest secured by a deed of trust from 16 endorsers led by W A Hayes and others. If the sale fails to cover the note, action may be taken against the endorsers.
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Greensboro
Silas. Casey
High Point
Johnon B. Hayes
Main
East Green Streets
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
Casey
Sait
R. A. McPheeters
I. Walter
F. F. Dickson
W. A. Hayes
A. 5. Caldwell
EB. Snow
A. &. Taplin
W. B. Snow
K. C. Denny
Frank Wineskie
C. C. Garrett
BE. Tucker
T. J. Gold, Sr
C. H. Marriner
Certer Dalton
P. Ht. Johhneon
F. Learn Potter
J. G. W. Denny
R. T. Pickens
City of
North Carolina
Guilford County
Wilma Joyce Hoyle
Carl A. Hoyvie
Carl A. Hoyle
Chicago Produce Report Shows Various Creamery and Storage Rates
Chicago April 2 report lists Hutter creamery items with scores around 92 and 90s, including firmer creamery specials and extra firete rates. It notes Baas firm details with fresh graded firsts and storage packed extras, current receipts, and storage figures with percentage changes.
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Chicago
Hutter
Accessories Guide Easter Wardrobe Color and Style Advice
Fashion notes urge using multiple distinct shades across gloves hats bags and shoes with bold color combinations. Emphasizes suede fabric flowers and capelets for outfits plus diverse shoe types for day and evening wear. Also covers hats from tiny to huge and wax flowers as durable trims. Weaker business and wartime policy content appears in adjacent items.
Georgia Town Struck by Devastating High Wind
A Georgia town faced heavy loss as a high wind tore through Crisp county causing fatalities and injuries. At least 20 dead were reported with scores injured as two large Cordele schools collapsed and debris filled the streets. Emergency crews and medical teams from Albany Macon and Americus rushed to treat victims while relief calls mobilized to nearby cities. The storm also damaged Vidalia Sasser and Gordo Alabama, with further destruction noted along the storm’s 16 minute path.
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W. S. Harris
C. EB. McArthur
Cordele Hospital
Albany
Vienna
Macon
Americus
J. W. Collins
Cordele
R. L. Detke
Cordelia
Crisp County
Vidalia
Sasser
Negro
Gordo
Ala
Pickens
Alabama
Willie McColl
MeColl
Tornado Strikes Four Counties in South Carolina Area
A tornado swept through Colleton Barnwell Allendale and Hampton counties causing heavy damage. Farmer Marion C. Riser, 66, of Ashton was killed when a tree fell on him. Hampton and surrounding towns reported unroofed houses and blown down chimneys.
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Allendale
D. C
Marion C. Riser
Ashton
Colleton County
B. M. Jenee
Hampton
Colleton
Barnwell
Railroad
Com
Flood Forecast Prompts South Carolina River Alerts
Floods of four to ten feet were forecast on South Carolina rivers by meteorologist G C Mearchant. The Saluda to rise ten feet above flood stage at Chappell and the Santee to reach similar heights at Rimini by April 6. Kingstree reports part of its business district under four feet of water from a canal linking to the Black River.
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Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
G. C. Mearchant
United States
Merchant
Saluda
Chappell
Santee
Rimini
Lower Sumter County
Kingetree
Windy gusts topple lines in brief storm
High winds felled communication and power lines for several minutes while heavy rain fell. crews cleared debris and restored service as weather passed.
Investigations Stir Congress Spotlight on Townsend and Clements
In a sweeping political scene, Townsend and ex co founder Clements face renewed scrutiny as investigations gain ground. A separate shipping dispute delays a $1,000,000 forfeit while the navy weighs options on a super liner project. Al Smith Jr appears in related legal chatter as figures await developments.
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F. BE. Townsend
Robert E. Clements
United States Lines
al Smith, Jr
New Deal
Notable Cotton Market Jottings From New Orleans
Market snippets show daily movement in cotton prices and bids. Several entries list dates and price points such as 10.28 10.18 10.246 alongside bids 3021 1027 10297 for mid and long sections. The fragmentary data reflects interday fluctuations and bid activity in the New Orleans coton market.
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Fess
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Sheila Mannors
Palace Theatre
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Thomasville
Barnum
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Owen
Jack Holt
Rio Grande
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Ma Theatre
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Eastern Standard
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Africa
Mickey Mouse
Jack Haley
Kingstree
Broadhurst Theater
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Seecony- Vacuum
Seer
Shell Union
Eevees
Sperry Corp
Hud Brands
Svewart Warner Beudeheher
Weveret
Texas Corp
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Weal
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Motors
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Kennecott
Kroger Grace Seteene
Libbey
Lorillard
Nat Dairy
Central
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Penn
Congress
Trvin Ingram
KB. H. Smith, Atty
New Orleans
Etail Service
Goodrich
Aston
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As Prestere Economry
Economy Auto Store, Inc
N. Main High Point
E. Main Thomasville
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