State reports $237,886 paid to 14,833 depositors in 27 closed banks
North Carolina's state banking department says dividend and interest checks totaling $237,886.37 have been delivered to liquidating agents for immediate distribution to 14,833 depositors and creditors of 27 closed banks. The Planters Bank of Wilson leads with $40,983.89 in a 10 percent dividend to 1,655 people, bringing total payments by these banks to $1,461,696.50 for depositors and $1,979,904.86 to all creditors.
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Raleigh
State Banking Department
Gurney P. Hood
State Bank
Planters Bank of
Bank of Garland
Tuckaseegee Bank
Sylva
Citizens Bank of Elk Park
Bank of Pikeville
Planters Bank of Wilson
Bank of Aulander
Bank of Warren
Warrenton
Bank of Youngsville
Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Madison
Planters and Merchants Bank of Everetts
Rural Hall Bank and Trust Company
Bank of Summerfield
Bank of Grifton
Citizens Bank of Farmville
Carolina Banking and Trust Company
Elizabeth City
Asheboro Bank and Trust Company
Elm City UK
Bank of St. Pauls
Citizens Bank of Wake Forest
Adams-Millis Responds to Civil Actions Over Strike Disarray
Adams-Millis Corp of High Point files answers in four suits tied to September strike disorders at its co defendant mill property. Plaintiffs are described as trespassers at the time of filing. The Greensboro dispatch notes the action as part of ongoing labor disruption coverage.
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Marvin Stutts
R. L. Sparks
Grady Morton
Styers
Simon Johnson
Pine Street
Mill Corporation
Greensboro
Answers
High Point
Adams-Millis Corporation
Rev S R Cooper Injured In Wreck Near Asheboro
In Asheboro on December 28 Rev S R Cooper a holiness minister and his daughter Miss Hemp Cooper received slight injuries when their car struck a parked truck near the county home two miles south of town. They were treated at Randolph county hospital and discharged. The truck was reportedly left parked without lights.
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Asheboro
S. R. Cooper
Hemp Cooper
Randolph County Hospital
New Anesthetic Delivered by Intravenous Injection
A new type of anesthetic is applied by injecting into the bloodstream. The method targets rapid onset and controlled depth of anesthesia for surgical procedures. Further clinical trials are expected to verify safety and effectiveness across patient groups.
Holiday visitors fill Wallburg and Abbotts Creek
Wallburg and Abbotts Creek communities host a holiday round of guests from colleges and nearby towns. Names include Mary Frances Hayworth Salem College George D. Hayworth family. Lula Mae Motsinger Oak View. Eva Clinard Hasty. Eleanor Warner Guilford College. Alice Lena Tuttle Chapel Hill. Marla Tuttle Wake Forest. Spurgeon Warner Guilford College. Grady Motsinger Salemburg. and many relatives visiting and hosting over Christmas. Local notices report illnesses and a new birth Patricia Ann on December 8 with visitors sharing congratulations.
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Wallburg
Abbotts Creek
Mary Frances Hayworth
Salem College
Daniel Hayworth
Lula Mae Motsinger
Oak View
J. B. Motsinger
Eva Clinard
Hasty
John Clinard
Eleanor Warner
Guilford College
Grady Motsinger
Salemburg
Fletcher Clinard
A. C. Walls
Ronda
N. C
J. W. Hines
C. BE. Beck
KE. J. James
E. W. Craven
Annie Hines
Winston-Salem
T. R. Pegram
Bassett
Luther J. Mathews
Wallsburg Baptist Church
Rose Hill
J. H. Yokely
R. C. Lanning
Helen
Vera Mae
Lillian
J. H. Lanning
Yadkin
W. H. Martin
W. D. Davis
Summerfield
R. Smith
Edward Smith
Concord
Cletus Smith
Charlotte
W. B. Sagnal
Leon Wineberg
Manning
Alfred Clinard
Salemberg
Mies Lala Motsinger
Mies Lala Mae Motsinger
J. K. Reeves
Cridlebaugh
High Point
Seth Walton
J. Esra Motsinger
Misa Lanna Gammel
Weat Jefferson
Alice Lena Tuttle
Latha Mae Clinard
Lucille Davis
W. A. Lewis
Geo. A. Gouker
Patricia Ann
O. M. Loving
Marvin Mobley
Thomasville
Roy Agnew
Farrel
Clodfelt
Nellie Sechrest
Abbottse Creek
Nine Changes in Gridiron Rules to Be Offered
The meeting discussed nine proposed changes including passing penalties and clarifying the forward progress rule after a contentious season. Delegates from about 100 schools failed to reach agreement on recruiting subsidization and proselyting definitions, pledging only a unanimous stand against illegitimate subsidization.
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National Collegiate A. A
Vanished elite district narrows to six private homes
The once swank residential stretch from Washington Square to 60th Street in New York City now holds only six private residences, excluding apartment houses, marking a sharp decline from its former exclusivity.
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New York City
Washington Square
60Th Street
Dry laws fight sparks in North Carolina legislature
A debate over alcohol policy rages as North Carolina lawmakers weigh broader prohibition and beer law changes. Some favor tougher measures, others oppose new votes, citing revenue loss and cost. Senator warns of user-pays consequences while public sentiment waits on a statewide decision.
Smithsonian acquires eight rare blue sheep specimens
The Smithsonian Institution has obtained eight specimens of blue sheep, among the rarest of the earth's large animals, adding significant new material for study and display.
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Smithsonian Institution
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