Fifteen Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Greensboro Session
Fifteen transfers of real estate were recorded Tuesday in Greensboro's Register of Deeds office. The largest deal: L M Ham sold to Matheson Wills company a Market street lot for 13208 dollars. Total deeds value about 36250 dollars, with multiple parcels traded across High Point and Greensboro including subdivisions and church property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Register of Deeds
R. H. Wharton
Greensboro
L. M. Ham
Matheson-Wills Company
Market Street
Monroe Tatum
G. W. Byers
Gillespie
South Greensboro Investment Company
Annie Gordon
J. S. Welborn
E. H. C. Field
High Point
D. T. Andrews
David
Emma Combs
Tate Street
Andrews
E. A. Pugh
J. F. Stevens
Kemp C. Clendenin
West Lee Street
L. F. Duffy
Matheson-Wills Real Estate Company
Bessemer Avenue
Lola Neal Pugh
Jackson Street
John E. Lockwell
Jas. F. Brown
C. E. Landreth
Gilmer Township
C. A. Apple
Apple's Chapel Christian Church
Washington Township
Apple's Chapel
Annie Donnell
Frank M. Fields
Granite Avenue
Spring Garden Street
H. W. Clendenin
C. J. Angle
North Elm Street
T. F. Wrenn
Enoch McCallum
Friendship Township
Roy Egerton
Daniel Moore
J. E. Latham
T. F. Talley
Church Street Road
Watlington Road
C. J. Angie
Oak Street
G. S. Bradshaw
J. M. Elwood
Sumner Township
James Kirkman
John Stevenson
Five NC cities report 795 job placements in July
Federal state and city employment bureaus in Charlotte Greensboro Winston Salem Raleigh and Wilmington placed 690 men and 105 women in suitable positions during July. Charlotte led with 296 placements and most hires were skilled laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Wilmington
Cape Robbery in Washington Street District
A cafe in the negro district on Washington Street was broken into Wednesday night and robbed of cigarettes cigars candy and an army raincoat and a large cape. Time of the robbery unknown and no clues found to the thief this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
College men sail to France to aid devastated France camps
Four American college juniors Barrie Rich Yale Paul North Princeton Jack Danforth and J Woods sailed on the McKeesport to join two summer boy scout camps in France aiding 1600 French youths. They join 12 other volunteers to teach swimming first aid tree study and games at La Croix St Ouen near Compiegne and Corey in Aisne through August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States Shipping Board
McKeesport
Asist
American Committee For
France
Barrie Rich
Yale
Paul North
Jack Danforth
J. Woods
Princeton
Lorne W. Bradley
Boy Scouts
United States
la Croix St. Ouen
Compiegne
Oise
Corey
Aisne
D’eliseu
Temple University
Philadelphia
la Croix St. Ouden
Acting Judge York Sits For Ill Royal In Court
Acting Judge York presided at the municipal court as Judge Walter Royal remained home ill. Evelyn Montgomery and Reola Castle faced assault charges with Evelyn fined five dollars and costs while Reola was found not guilty. A B Loflin faced truck noise charges and was suspended pending immediate repair. Other cases were continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Henchs
Walter Royal
Evelyn Montgomery
Reola Castle
Negresses
Asault
Evelyn
Reola
A. B. Loflin
Ju n a l u s k a Conference Largest Denomination Meeting
In Junaluska at Lake Junaluska on August 4 a major denominational gathering of Southern Methodists drew over 2000 attendees. Missionaries will be sent worldwide, with daily national speakers and a standards program for school missions featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Junaluska
Southern Methodists
Missionaries Continue Work Abroad in Evangelical Medical and Education Fields
The article notes missionaries operating in various foreign regions carrying on evangelical activities alongside medical and educational outreach. It highlights ongoing efforts by religious groups to establish clinics schools and translation work in overseas communities.
Commissioners Meet Nent In Washington
The annual meeting of the state Association of County Commissioners will be in Washington from August 16 to 18 with plans for full attendance. A special feature will be a tour of Terra Ceia in Beaufort County to view leading road surfaces and drainage developmentmaking the county famous nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
N. C
State Association of County Commissioners
W. C. Jones
High Point
Terra Ceia
Beaufort County
I O O F Reorganization Planned in Mount Airy
Mount Airy progress report notes a movement to reorganize the I O O F lodge long discontinued. Old members have stayed loyal and will meet August 15 with state officers to establish a new charter and restart the local branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Malignant malaria in North Carolina rare now says health official
A federal health inspector reports to North Carolina authorities that malignant malaria is now rare in the state. In Lenoir County 258 homes visited across all areas found seven mild cases, indicating the once common malignant form is fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Aug
North Carolina
Lenoir
Elks Band to Play Friday Evening at North Main Stand
The Elks band will give a regular concert at 8:15 PM in the new band stand on North Main Street. The program follows a 7:45 PM American Legion rally, with a thirty minute set preceding the band concert. Citizens welcome weekly concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
North Main Street
American Legion
North Main
High Point
Farm Tools for Prizes Aid Aisne Farmers in France
Fifty farmers from Anizy and Coucy in Aisne receive agricultural implements as prizes from Miss Anne Morgan and Mrs. A Murray Dike of the American Committee for Devalued France in recognition of farm restoration work. Prizes total 4000 francs in cash plus 20 000 francs in value for tools and tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Anizy
Couey
Aisne
France
Anne Morgan
A. Murray Dike
American Committee For
Louisville
Albert Delan
Allemant
Miss Morgan
Dike
Washington Foomer Delos Hammer Visits High Point
Delos Hammer of Washington DC is in High Point for a week with friends. Hammer is a foomer resident of the city but holds a senior position with the Treasury Department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delos Hammer
Washington, D. C
High Point
Mr. Hammer
Treasury Department
Washington
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Southern Branch
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America
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Ensboro
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