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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1939

Page

5

Students to participate in 36th Wright brothers anniversary flight

North Carolina and Virginia college student aviators will make cross country flights to Kill Devil Hill on December 17 to mark the 36th anniversary of aviation birth. They will land near the Wright Brothers site under the granite pylon with veterans and officials attending the ceremonies.

Mantec North Carolina Virginia Kill Devil Hill Wrigt Brothers Adam Etheridge John T. Daniels Wrights H. H. Arnold Army Air Corps P. N. L. Bellinger Naval Air Station Norfolk Robert Olds South America

Public Auctions of High Point Property Titles

The Guilford County Building Commission in High Point announces public auctions of multiple town properties. Parcels include Vacant Park Lot 18 Block 5 Snow Park and Park sites in High Point Township plus 1409 King Street and 716 East Washington Street holdings, all subject to court confirmation and cash payment.

A. B. Swain Sherman Swain Annie Swain Cay High Point Township Guilford County N. C Davis Street Doc Long N. EE. Welborn N. E Welborn Register of Deeds Office H. L. Baumgardner RB. Smith Pearl Smith Chas. R. Helsabeck Wilgon Bro. Lumber Co City of High Point North Carolina R. B. Smith Chas. R Anderson Heights W. R. Swaim Myra B. Swaim Owen Reese Rowland White Co Crawford and Slater Co Trane Co Guilford Whiteoak Street Snow Park Gulliford County W. A. Hayes Macbell T. Anthony Husband R. V. Anthony City of High Point Hig Point Township High Point Development Company L L. Swain Ola Swain Emma Pierce W. 8 Beeson Os L. L. Swain W. 8. Beeson King Street Paul Gordy N. W L. L. Swain H L. Baumgardner H. J. Wall Aleen Wall C. R. MeIver Globe Realty Company C. R. MeIver, Jr Guardian -Ad-Litem Guardian-Ad-Litem Farlow Insurance & Realty Company Cc. R. Melver C. R. Meelver Guardian-Adlitem C. R. Melver N C Kearns Street Lewallen W. H. Davis Kearns St Saulter Gertrude Saulter Annie Smith Herman Smith Charlotte Saunders Sadie S. Saulter Thomas E. Saulter James Saulter Ralph W. Saulter Chas R. Saulter Chas. R. Saulter Ernest H. Saulter William Saulter W. §. Beeson D. S. Saulter W. S. Beeson D. S. Sauber Magnolia Reynolds J. N. Reynolds R. C. Boyce Claire Boyce Cable Street Kendall Improvement Co Cover Street Daisy Clark Husband C. Clark Lou H. Hamilton E. Dr. Steele E. E. Mendenhall, Jr E. D. Steele E. B. Mendenhall, Jr Roland Park Otteray Drive Hardover St Emerywood West Daisy Clark

Guilford County Realty Transfers Noted Across Townships

Realty transfers in Guilford County cover High Point and Morehead townships with deeds between Merlin H Watson, Wyatt Creakmore, and others, plus Elm Realty Co to Max Sands and HoL loan activity. Also listed are property actions in Washington and Gilmer Townships including Freeman Mill Road parcels and Emerywood holdings with court auction notices.

High Point Merlin H. Watson Wyatt E. Creakmore George B. Johnson J. C. Kimrey A. R. Idol T. R. Galloway O. W. Kirkman Moffitt Place Home Owners’ Loan Corporation A. B. Joiner Springfield Avenue High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association Beverly C. Barksdale Jennie W. Harrison Freeman Mill Road Elm Realty Company Max E. Sands Tremont Drive Washington Township L. R. Huffines Nora H Evans Willie Evans B. F. Huffines Ora Huffines W. R. Huffines T. C. Loy Robert Murrell A. T Murrell John Cobb Gilmer Lacy Dilworth Thomas J. Hill Salem Street

Theatre Owners Elect H. R. Berry President

The Theatre Owners Association of the Carolinas elected H. R. Berry of Hartsville South Carolina as president at its annual convention in Charlotte. H. E. Buchanan Hendersonville and George E. Barr Lancaster were named vice presidents with Mrs Walter Griffith Charlotte re elected secretary treasurer. The group urged opposition to the Neely Bill regulating motion pictures. Two people died in Rome when a house collapsed after a gas explosion in the cellar.

Charlotte Theatre Owners Association of the Carolinas H. R. Berry Hartsville S. C H. E. Buchanan Hendersonville George E. Barr Lancaster Walter Griffith William F. Rogers Loews, Inc Ed Kuykendall

Will of Late D. Ralph Parker Admitted to Probate

The will of the late D. Ralph Parker of High Point was admitted to probate in Guilford County Superior Court. Dated March 29, 1933, it named Mrs Parker and Wachovia Bank and Trust Co as co executors and left all real and personal property to the wife after debts are paid. Three daughters and a son are named in the qualification.

Greensboro D. Ralph Parker High Point Guilford C County Superior Court Parker Wachovia Bank and Trust Company

Jones entertains Civitan gathering at luncheon

E. Z. Jones, president of the Monarch Club, hosted the High Point Civitan Club at the Sheraton Hotel luncheon. The group split into two teams for an I Q Test and approved $10 donations to the nursery school and adult education program while voting to sponsor the Collins Festival again next year. Silas B. Casey chaired the attendance prize for the professional group as W. F. Freeman presided.

E. Z. Jones Monarch Club High Point Civitan Club Sheraton Silas B. Casey W. F. Freeman

Efforts Continue to Resolve Asheville Power Strike

Federal conciliator John L. Connor said conferences between Carolina Power and Light Company and the AFL union would run until every possible chance of settlement is exhausted. Four days of talks followed a strike by electrical workers after the company declined a closed shop demand.

Asheville John L. Connor Carolina Power and Light Company International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL

Miss Munroe Speaks at High Point Monarch Club Luncheon

Miss Elizabeth Munroe of High Point Junior High School faculty was the speaker at the High Point Monarch Club luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel. She described her summer travels in England Scotland and Ireland, touring by bicycle and rail, noting scenery and forests and observing sheep farming. Officers elected for 1940 include Roy Culler president Earl Younts first vice president Glenn Brown secretary P. J. Johnston treasurer and B. F. Andrews Sergeant at arms.

Elizabeth Munroe High Point High Point Monarch Club Sheraton Hotel Coke Cecil Miss Munroe England Scotland Ireland

New City Tags On Sale Today

New windshield-sticker automobile tags are on sale at the Carolina Motor Club as the city plans to replace metal plates with a new registration method. The Finance Committee favors an amendatory ordinance to allow transfers of windshield registrations when ownership changes, at a 50 cent transfer fee, with stickers priced at one dollar.

Carolina Motor Club Finance Committee

Thomasville Lions Report On Charity Drive And Plans

The Thomasville Lions Club met at the Woman's Club building and heard reports on charity efforts. Vernon Snyder announced a $140 White Cane Sale total for blind work and glasses for students, with plans to collect empty match covers for Davidson College and a Christmas program set for December 18 to fund an Empty Stocking fund.

Thomasville Thomasville Lions Club Woman's Club Vernon Snyder Davidson College Davidson Rocky Mount Webbs Drug Store Frank Holmes Rose's Store City Dry Cleaning Company Conrad Martin Company

Tobacco market opens in Winston-Salem with strong prices

The Winston-Salem tobacco market opened after Thanksgiving selling 1,350,000 pounds at an average of 15.75 per hundred. Some very good leaf topped 65 per hundred as growers disposed of their remaining crop. Numerous buyers and firms reported scattered high-value lots amid generally softer quality than the previous week.

Winston-Salem

Shumakers Visit Rogers Family at 115 West Commerce

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Shumaker of Statesville and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shumaker of Salisbury spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Rogers at 115 West Commerce Street. Mrs. W F. Shumaker is Mrs. Rogers’ sister.

W. F. Shumaker Statesville Jack Shumaker Salisbury C. F. Rogers West Commerce Street W F. Shumaker Rogers

Chicago produce market notes December 5

Chicago reports unsettled butter at 681,619 and unchanged. Eggs total 7,113 with steady refrigerator extras 14 and standards 16 with firsts 14, other prices unchanged.

Chicago Steaedy

Airlines discuss east west route at Greensboro meeting

Representatives from Pennsylvania Central Airlines met with local business leaders in Greensboro at the King Cotton Hotel to discuss establishing an east west air corridor through Greens boro High Point airport. Cities represented include Asheville Greensboro Winston Salem Hickory and High Point with a second session planned at the Chamber of Commerce. The talks precede a Civil Aeronautics Authority hearing in Washington on December 11 where the airline seeks a Norfolk to Knoxville route with an extension toward Cincinnati via Lexington.

Pennsylvania Central Airlines Eastwest Greensboro-High Point King Cotton Hotel Greensboro Asheville Winston-Salem Hickory High Point Chamber of Commerce F. R. Crawford Civil Aeronautics Authority Washington P.C. A Norfolk Knoxville Tenn Cincinnati Lexington

Fire at 1224 Redding Street causes little damage

Firemen extinguished a blaze that sparked a shingle roof at 1224 Redding Street owned by Pickett Cotton Mills and occupied by Mrs Ida Cox. The roof was likely ignited by sparks from a chimney and only minor damage occurred.

Redding Street Pickett Cotton Mills Ida Cox

AAA Suggests Cotton Relief Plan Outlined

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration lays out three paths to reduce the cotton surplus. Increase exports and domestic use while adjusting production to align supply with demand. Progress noted in a memo urging a 1940 crop marketing quota referendum across southern and western states.

Washington Agricultural Adjustment Administration AAA New Orleans

Grand Jury Indicts Pair in Deputy Slaying Case

Martinsville Virginia December grand jury returns murder indictments against Walter Collins 22 and Victor Easter for the shooting death of Deputy Walter Willis during a raid on a liquor still. Collins held in custody while Easter is sought in Willis Gap. A second true bill charges Collins uncle John Walter Collins 47 and Bernie Collins with manufacturing and operating a distillery.

Martinsville Walter Collins Victor Easter Walter Willis Collins Willis Gap Easter Willis John Walter Collins Bernie

Cryptic Columbus System Mentions A Key Discovery

A fragment references using the Columbus system to type and locate a key, then land on it, suggesting a puzzle or mapping instruction in a historical context.

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Air Flight Guilliford County Daniels Etheridge Dare County Alpheus W. Drinkwater Kill Devil Memorial Association New York Drinkwater Bradford Fearing Roanoke Island Historical Association City Guilford County Realty Olé Theatre Owners Rome Italy D. R. Parker Jones Civitan Gathering Monarch Meet British Isles New City Thomasville Lions John Williams Hyatt & W. Church Levan & Feid Lawson & Cofer A. D. Marshall W. F. Mitchell Bass & Johnson F. C. Preston J. M. Combs Neese & S Flynn & Sullivan Orville Venable B. Rodgers BE B Craughn Petree & George Cox & Tucker Sheperd & Dobbins Ernest & Nelson H. Freeman W. C. Sams Bill Everhart Howard Key Coble & Coble Columbus Warng Musterole Musterole
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