College Campus Brightened With Shrubbery and Trees
Federal relief workers under landscape engineer C G Mackintosh completed plantings on the High Point college campus. A 25 foot holly from Randolph County, a 30 foot cork bark elm from Centennial avenue extension, and a 35 foot water oak from two miles away were moved with earth masses. The effort spans Davidson Randolph Forsyth and Montgomery counties as crews dig trees and shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
C. G. Mackintosh
Randolph County
Centennial Avenue
Davidson
Randolph
Forsyth
Montgomery
Williams-Norris Company records consent to dissolution 1933
State certificate confirms the Williams-Norris Company filed written consent to dissolution on March 21 1933. Secretary of State Stacey W. Wade attested the filing, noting more than two thirds of stockholders approved, with the records on file in Raleigh North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Williams-Norris Company & Corporation
English Street
High Point
Guilford
State of North Carolina
W. A. Carskaden
Stacey W. Wade
State of
North Carolina
Raleigh
North Carolina Department of State
Administrator’s notice for A J Jones estate in Guilford NC
M B Pitzgerald administrator of the estate of A J Jones notifies all creditors to present claims by April 3 1934 or be barred. Debts should be paid promptly. Notice dated April 3 1933 with address 1015 Adams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jones
Guilford County
North Carolina
M. B. Pitzgerald
Adams Street
Trustee's Sale of 500 Mint Street High Point NC
Successor Trustee J. C. Alexander will sell at public auction for cash at noon on Sunday in May 3633 at the Guilford County Courthouse Greensboro to satisfy the deed of trust dated September 2, 1927 by R A Baird and Daisy Baird to Central Bank and Trust Company. Property is in High Point Guilford County and is described as Mint Street and Denny Street bounds, known as 500 Mint Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Baird
Daisy Baird
Central Bank and Trust Company
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
Towit
High Point
Guilford
Hubert Sechrest
Farlow Insurance @md Realty Company
Denny Street
Mint Street
High
E. H. C. Fields
Bell Lands
J. C. Alexander
Orti
Campus planting drive reshapes grounds into beauty spot
Hundreds of cedars and other trees and shrubs have been moved and planted on the campus. Mackintosh rewrote borders and plantings using on hand material, nursery stock, and native plants gathered by relief crews. The effort aims to elevate the campus to match the region’s best. Further plantings are planned for next winter, including dogwood, redbud, magnolias, oaks, elms.
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Mackintosh
High Point
Little Six
County Asks Sale of Bonds Securing Its Bank Deposit
Greensboro April 3. County officials move to sell $70,000 of federal bonds posted by the North Carolina Bank and Trust company to cover county deposits. The board seeks release of funds to meet overdue obligations, but bank officials say relief cannot be provided. Chairman Stansbury then ordered the New York depository to sell the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
New York
Board of Commissioners
George L. Stansbury
Ernest C. McLean
Stansbury
W. C. Coble
Truster's Sale of Lot No 42 Will-O-Heights Greensboro NC
The trustee will sell for cash at noon on Sunday in May 1933 at the Greensboro Court House door. Property lies in High Point Guilford County NC and is identified as Lot No 42 in Will-O-Heights with plat in Guilford County records. The sale is to satisfy a deed of trust dated April 23 1928 securing indebtedness to Central Bank and Trust Company as trustee for bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R.ack
Central Bank and Trust Company
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford
Mood Avenue
Hood Avenue
Stuart Street
Will-O-Heights
BR. Willis
Office of the Register of Deeds
Southern library leaders to meet in Chapel Hill
A conference sponsored by the American Library Association and the Southeastern Library Association will be held in Chapel Hill on April 7 and 8 with High Point expected to be represented. President Frank Porter Graham will call the meeting to discuss the status of libraries in the South and their relations to community agencies.
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American Library Association
Southeastern Library Association
Chapel Hill
High Point
South
Frank Porter Graham
University of North Carolina
Howard P. Jones
National Municipal Review
New York
Graham
Carl H. Milan
Sidney B. Hall
Public Instruction
State of
Virginia
End the Pain of a Burn with Resinol Treatment
An ointmentless burn care tip urges immediate use of Resinol Medication. Cover with a soft bandage, keep air out, and expect eased pain, reduced inflammation, and faster tissue healing. Free samples offered by Resinol, Dept. 25, Baltimore, Md.
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Dept
Baltimore
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart Walks to Better Health
The piece urges walking to work or part of the way to gain fresh air and calm through a spring morning. It argues walkers improve circulation digestion and appetite, and that a daily habit of morning and evening strolls builds resilience against daily stress.
J E Johnson Takes Over Greensboro Florist Firm
J E Johnson, after five years at Sykes Florist in Greensboro, has assumed management of the Florist Company, signaling a new leadership phase for the business.
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J. E. Johnson
Sykes Florist Shop
Greensboro
Roosevelts Economies Cut Federal Costs By Billions
In a brief period since taking control, President Roosevelt estimates annual economy of 857 million with potential 100 million more. Key savings include 400 million from veterans benefits reductions, 50 million in Veterans Administration expenses, 120 million from 15 percent federal salaries cut, 2 million from consolidating farm credit agencies, plus 100 million minimum from reorganizing other agencies. Additional reductions possible as function consolidations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Industrial Workers Association Degree Team to Meet Tuesday
The Industrial Workers Association degree team will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 in the association hall announced by President D W Bradley. A general mass meeting of all members and friends follows Thursday night with entertainment by Robbins Hosiery Mill entertainers. Next Saturday at 4 o'clock a meeting for night workers of all mills is planned with Highland workers invited. The hall saw activity as several new members joined in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Workers Association
D. W. Bradley
Robbins
Highland
Sykes Florist Reorganization Announced in City
The recently reorganized Sykes Florist in the city announced last night that Mr. Johnson brings extensive experience to the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykes Florist Company
Johnson
Prosecutor Arrives for Asheboro Court Docket Including Murders
Solicitor Zeb Long arrived in Asheboro to work the week's criminal court term. Judge Wilson Warlick will preside as two murder cases sit among numerous docket items awaiting trial.
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Asheboro
Zeb Long
Wilson Warlick
Dean Lindley to Speak at Westminster Seminary Maryland
Dr. P. B. Lindley dean of Point College will speak at Westminster Theological Seminary in Westminster Maryland on Tuesday evening May 2. The talk will cover pastoral training and church work as Lindley has studied and prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Theological Seminary
P. B. Lindley
Point College
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
Maryland
Lindley
Westminster Seminary
Methodist Protestant Church
North Carolina Conference
F. G. Holloway
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