Publication summonses threaten tax lien foreclosures in Guilford
Several Guilford County actions warn defendants J B Hedgecock Neal R Smith and Hernon Jackson to appear in the Superior Court within thirty days after January 18 1932 to answer or demur to complaints seeking foreclosures tax liens and related relief.
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Northart
Guilford County
Guldtera
Cnet
High Point Oar
Drewry
Juinnie C. Drewry
Guilford
Guilford Seteseaee
Greensboro
North Carolina
Plant
Ee Court
Bupetor Comm
J. B. Hedgecock
Andercial National Bank
Neal R. Smith
Superior County
Cc. Lambeth
Superior Court
Orth Ullford County
Arman Jackson
Hernon Jackson
Court of
Guilfor County
Pores
Y Ps
Bupesioe Feu
Annual stockholders meeting notice for Commercial National Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Commercial National Bank High Point North Carolina will be held in the Directors Room on Tuesday January 12 1932 at 10 a m for the election of Directors and other business as may come before the meeting. Respectfully Cc H Marriner.
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Commercial National Bank
High Point
N. C
Cc. H. Marriner
Local man shot during street quarrel in Greensboro
Ed Parker, 28, remained in critical condition at L Richardson Memorial Hospital Greensboro with a shotgun wound to the right shoulder. Jule Mitchell, 20, of near Greensboro, was jailed in Greensboro on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill after admitting the shooting during a car game quarrel. Mitchell, held without bond, said Parker drew a pistol and threatened to shoot. Parker was shot in the back. Allan Walker and Lee Russell were detained as witnesses.
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Ed Parker
L. Richardson Memorail
Greensboro
Jule Mitchell
Parker
Mitchell
Lexington
Bond
Allan Walker
Elm Street
Hanes
Walker
Lée Russell
Ellis Store Robbed. Coat and Dress Stolen
Thieves broke into the John T. Ellis store at 717 South Main around 3 this morning and took a coat and a dress. Three white youths were detained then released after investigation. It is the second break‑in in two months. fingerprints exist but no clues yet.
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John T. Ellis
South Main Street
Charlestown Trust Company Fails to Open in Boston
Boston December 21 The Charlestown Trust Company failed to open for business this morning. Its December 31 1930 statement shows total deposits of 3 436 388 and indicates a bank failure amid the period of widespread closures.
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Boston
Charlestown Trust Company
Chamber listing High Point plants prove soundness of industry
The Chamber of Commerce notes High Point hosts 31 furniture factories and 20 hosiery mills with additional manufacturing plants employing about 20 percent of the 40,000 residents. Firms include High Point Cotton Batting Co, High Point Refrigerator Co, Consolidated Veneer and Panel Co, Perry Plywood Corp, Peerless Veneer Co, Logan Porter Mirror Co, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co, Stehli Silk Corp, Hillcrest Silk Co, P A Thomas Car Works, and Carolina Cotton Batting Co among others, reflecting diverse output from cabinetry to glass, wood products, and textiles.
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High Point
High Point Cotton Batting Co
A. Morris
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
L. H. Mancock
E. T. Stille and Co
J. H. Kalte
Carolina Casket Co
B. L. Au. Heer
J. Elwood Cox Manufacturing Co
Jos
W D. Cox
Dickson Wood Carving Co
F. F. Dickson
McEwen Lumber Co
W. B. McEwen
General Hardwood
Foreigh Woods
Peerless Flooring Corp
J. A. Johnson
Snow Lumber Co
Parker
Hillcrest Silk Co
W. L. Sprye
Stehli Silk Corporation
W. G. Reich
High Point Art Glass and Decorating Co
A. W. Klemme
Mer
Art Glass
P. A. Thomas Car Works
P. A. Thomas
Carolina Cotton Batting Co
J. A. Holmes
Cotton Batting
Securities show new confidence on stock market
New York traders opened the holiday week with renewed confidence after late week gains. Stocks dipped briefly but recovered with small advances as bond buying picked up. Large names including Hershey, Southern Pacific, Bethlehem Steel, U S Steel, and American Telephone moved with mixed early losses and gains. Brokers noted cautious, selective buying amid uncertain Washington and overseas developments.
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New York
New York Central
Santa Fe
Hershey Chocolate
Southern Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
Chesapeake and Ohio
International Harvester
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of N. J
General Electric
Dupont
Corn Producta
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Standard of N. J
Texas Corp
Washington
Henry L. Stevens to Broadcast Christmas Greeting
Henry L. Stevens Jr of War Saw will give a Christmas radio address from WBT Charlotte at 6 p.m. EB 8 on Wednesday December 28. Commander Forest H. Shuford urged local ex service men to listen in to Stevens address.
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Henry L. Stevens, Jr
Warsaw
The
America Legion
WBT
Charlotte
Forest H. Shuford
Andrew Jackson
Legion
Steven
Ford Tries To Run Into Shine Parlor
A car left running in a drug store district rolled out of gear and swerved toward a shine parlor, but a shine boy halted the vehicle before it caused damage. No injuries reported. Worth D. Mann cited the incident observed yesterday morning in the city.
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West End
Worth D. Mann
South Atlantic Weather Update Mostly Fair With Rain Thursday
Mostly fair weather across the South Atlantic states with a spell of rain likely on Thursday or Friday. Temperatures will be moderate in the first and middle part of the period, then turn colder toward the end of the week.
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South Atlantic States
Familiar Squirrel Sells For Dollar
Johnny the familiar squirrel was sold for a dollar after a run of leg encounters and shoulder perches with passersby. Miss Daisy Lee Boyles notes the animal’s anti social habit and a man tried to profit by selling it to another before two others intervened.
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Johnny Squirrel
Daisy Lee Boyles
Cotton Opens Steady as Holiday Lulls Trade in New Orleans
N O Cotton reports a steady start with Liverpool cables weaker. Prices slip after opening, December 6.18 January 6.37 March 6.55, down 3 to 4 points from Saturday. Trading moderates ahead of Christmas holidays. Census shows 15,858,405 running bales as of December 15. 334,954 bales in last period.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Census Bureau
Junior Patrol Meeting Honors City School Helpers
Seventy members of the School Boy Patrol from white city schools met in City Hall courtroom last Thursday. Mayor Grayson. Dr. Hiatt. Logan Porter. and D H Lasely praised the boys for guarding street crossings and aiding smaller children. Patrol, backed by the Carolina Motor Club, operates in two states with over 7 000 members and plans a postholiday contest with a Wilmington weekend trip for winners.
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C. 8. Grayson
H. B. Hiatt
Logan Porter
D. H. Lasely
North
South Carolina
C. M. Waynick
A. P. Samuels
Carolina Motor Club
Samuels
Wilmington
Grayson
Hiatt
Porter
Huge 65 foot Christmas Tree to be Lighted Tomorrow
Adjutant John O Beirne invites all city residents to the lighting of a 65 foot Christmas tree in the chamber of commerce tomorrow at dusk. Wesley Memorial church chimes at 5 30 pm will signal the start with organ music from First Baptist. Mayor Grayson will flip the switch as Santa Claus flies in by airplane and presents are handed to children. in rain the event moves to Wednesday.
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John O’. Beirne
Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
Wesley Memorial Church
First Baptist Church
Grayson
Santa Claus
Adjutant O'Beirne
Damages Sought In $1500 Suit Against Railways
T. B. Hyde seeks $1500 from the Southern Railway Company and the city of High Point in a personal injury and auto damage suit filed after an accident on Ward Street. He claims a hidden trap beside a ditch by the railroad caused his car to slip in, injuring him and his vehicle.
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The
Southern Railway Company
High Point
T. B. Hyde
Ward Street
Mr. Hyde
Virginian Draws Nine Month Term For Alcohol Offenses
A. L. Perdue of Roanoke drawn a three month sentence for operating a car while intoxicated and six months for violating age restrictions in Municipal Court. His car was ordered confiscated and sold. The docket reflected weekend disorder and various penalties for alcohol and related offenses, with 16 fines and costs levied.
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A. L. Perdue
Virginia
Perdue
Roanoke
Lewis EB. Teague
L. J
James B. Love
Stewart Bowers
Addie Odom
G. C. Garber
W. C. Tunnage
J. Hiatt
Lester Robbins
Harry Holder
Concherty
Coteeneeea
Newton
Margaret Safriet
W. D. Brown
Rawdon
Joe Poole
Woodrow Groce
T. R. Evans
R. Mamon
Wiliam Mack
Arthur Cotton
Perfect Attendance Planned for A B Club Luncheon
The Ideal American Business Club will hold a weekly luncheon at High Point Country Club to celebrate perfect attendance. Mike Boyce chairs the arrangements as the committee strives to have every member present at the Tuesday meeting.
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A. B. Club
Ideal American Business Club
High Point Country Club
Mike Boyce
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