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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1930
Page
7
In Nizhni Novgorod the Soviet government trains women in trades once dominated by men. Of 300 graduates from the Central Institute of Labor Building Faculty, 40 percent are women. The institute will graduate 2,000 more builders in two months, with half of future graduates women and over 500 studying bricklaying.
Wisconsin university experts forecast a horse comeback in value due to rising tractor use. Fewer horses are raised as tractors dominate work, boosting prices. farmers remain unsure if they can do without horses.
An air meet sanctioned by the National Aeronautical Association and the Federation Aeronautique Internationale will feature the dedication of Columbia municipal airport on April 24 and 25. More than 100 planes are expected to participate.
A historical note explains day flying birds perceive bright reddish orange while night birds see blue and violet, illustrating differences in color perception among avian species. The statement frames vision as tied to circadian activity, without experimental data.
A potential transcontinental gasoline line may extend about 670 miles from the eastern seaboard to the Great Lakes states. Built of six inch pipe, the project would cost over 5 million dollars and move up to 15 000 barrels of gasoline daily. Existing lines run from Marcus Hook to western Pennsylvania refineries delivering crude oil from western fields.
The record notes that plant life cannot survive below 600 feet beneath sea level, while animal life has been discovered at a depth of four miles. The finding highlights the stark contrast between plant and animal resilience in deep-sea environments.
Public auctions will sell parcels in High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Listings include 106-106%4 Rivett Drive Lot 38 College Park 623 West Lexington Ave Emerywood addition Lot 15 College Heights Lot 30 College Terrace and Lots 87 88 College Terrace along Moon Street Edmondson Street Circle Drive and other parcels. Bids begin noon May 2 1930 with deposits required.
EF Heffner Jr of Winston-Salem wins the ballot over Carl R. Pritchett to be chief marshal for Davidson College’s 94th commencement on June 14. Heffner, a 1930 graduate, will be assisted by three junior assistants to be chosen by the third year class as the college prepares for inauguration of Dr. Walter L. Lingle and the dedication of Chambers Building.
Notice announces a trustee sale of land at the Court House in Greensboro on April 28 1930 to discharge a debt tied to a 1929 deed of trust. It also lists a High Point divorce case Altha McMillan v Charles McMillan requiring appearance by May 21 1939 in the Municipal Court of High Point.
A. Beck and others convey to Central Bank & Trust as trustee for bearer. A deed of trust from R. L. Deal and Ellen E. Deal secures debt with records in Guilford County. After default, trustee schedules public auction at 12 noon on May 2, 1920 at the Greensboro courthouse for cash on the described premises. The land is all of the specified lot as described in the deed and records.
Mortgagees heirs of J D Atkins will sell at 12 noon May 1 1930 at 1012 Park Street High Point NC to satisfy a first mortgage of 2200 on Lots 7 and 8 Block 23 High Point Development Co map Plat Book 61 page 561. Sale subject to prior lien and is conducted by Z H Howerton attorney.
Notice of sale under two deeds of trust in Guilford County North Carolina. E F Segraves and Effie Segraves defaulted on a deed of trust dated August 1 1927 and a second trust by B P Pitts and Viola Pitts dated February 1 1928. Auctions set for May 2 1930 and May 2 1930 at 11 00 A M to the highest cash bidder on the premises described. Central Trust Co trustee.
Under an order of resale by the Guilford County Superior Court and a deed of trust dated November 9 1926 by Nettie V Frazier and C E Frazier the trustee will sell at 11 o clock a m on April 16 1930 at the premises the described property by cash to the highest bidder all of the parcel of land and appurtenances therein default having occurred in the secured indebtedness and at the request of noteholders.
Executors notice for the estate of W. H. Gannaway in Guilford County requests all claims be filed with executrix Nannie Gannaway or Peacock & Dalton by March 15, 1931. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly.
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