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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1930

Page

3

Profit taking ends week on New York stock market

The New York stock market closed the week with heavy profit taking after a weak finish. Leading shares fell 2 to 5 points while a few specialties advanced. investors questioned the market's technical position as short interest declined. Total volume was about 1,700,000 shares, with International Telephone and several industrials showing notable activity.

Stanley W. Prenosil Associated Press New York Commission U. S. Steel Annalist Business Review Eastman Kodak Union Pacific National American Tobacco B Vanadium Steel Johns Manville Fox Film, Lambert Air Reduction Brooklyn Union Gas Canadian Pacific Standard

Notice of Sale of Land Under Deed of Trust High Point NC

Notice is given that under a deed of trust dated November 9 1926 and recorded in Guilford County North Carolina the Commercial National Bank of High Point as Trustee will sell at 11:00 AM on March 14 1930 at the premises the property described as College Terrace Nos 87 and 88 in High Point including all improvements and appurtenances. Sale is to highest bidder for cash subject to existing assessments. Garland B. Daniel attorney.

Nettie V. Frazier C. E. Frazier Register of Deeds Juilford County High Point County of Guilford State of North Carolina Montlieu Avenue C. KE. Frazier June A. Johnson C. E Grady L. Beck Commercial National Bank OF N. C Garland B. Daniel

Union Hill P. T. A. Holds Meeting

The Union Hill school P. T. A. held a Friday night meeting in the school auditorium with Captain Bruce Carraway delivering aBrunswick Stew address urging daily school attendance while raising funds for a newly purchased piano. Mrs Teetor the music teacher performed selections and cakes candy pies and lemonade were sold to support the piano cost bringing in over 100 in donations and sales.

Union Hill Bruce Carraway Teetor

Chicago Livestock Prices Rise on Beef Steers and Yearlings

Chicago livestock prices show receipts of 300 cattle with fed steers and yearlings up 25 to 75 cents from a week ago, better grades leading gains while fat cattle close weak. Cutters and some beifers hold or fall, sausage bulls gain up to 15 cents. Beef bulls drop about 25 cents.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

Notice of Execution Sale in Guilford County North Carolina

In Guilford County North Carolina J C Sheloff trading as Sheloff Hardware Co sues Claude Wilson and A W Reid A judgment enforces a material man lien and the sheriff will sell on March 17 1930 at noon at the court house door Greensboro to satisfy the execution The property described as Bing Lot No 28 College Park J C Welch Farm Plot Book 5 Page 374 fronts East Washington Street 50 feet and runs 195 feet on the west 177 feet on the east and 53 feet rear February 15 1930 D B Stafford Sheriff H D Stout D S

North Carolina Guilford County J. C. Sheloff Sheloff Court House Greensboro Bing College Park J. C. Welch Office of the Register of Deeds East Washington Street Kivett Drive

Market cattle and hog prices slide with mixed demand

Livestock lots show vealers 50c to 1.00 higher while stockers and feeders rise 25c to 40c. Fat cows 7.25 to 9.00, steer market led by shipper demand. Sheep receipts 7,000 with fat lambs 75c lower and hogs mostly steady to 10c lower. top hogs at 11.25 for 180 lb.

New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady With Gains On Strong Cables

The New Orleans cotton market opened steady as Liverpool cables were stronger than due. First trades showed gains with March up to 15.65, May to 15.90, and July to 16.17. By end of hour, markets eased slightly yet remained up from yesterday, with closes showing modest advances overall.

New Orleans Liverpool

New York Cotton Opens Steady As May and Oct Rally

New York cotton opened steady with May reaching 16.16 and Oct at 16.49 before retreating 5 to 6 points as profit taking and weekend selling trimmed early gains. Liverpool cables noted demand from Continental and Bombay buyers, Manchester improving, and stronger activity in print cloths domestic markets.

New York Liverpool Cables Liverpool Continental Bombay Manchester

Saunders Visits Wilmington Correction

A recent Enterprise item misreported that Dr. Jack Saunders visited Wilmington. The corrected note states that it was Dr. S. S. Saunders who traveled there and that Dr. Jack Saunders remains in the city.

Dr. S. S. Saunders Wilmington Jack Saunders Sidbury Children’s Hospital S. S. Saunders City

Slow snail could travel a mile in fourteen days

A historical note states a snail would take fourteen days to cover a mile, illustrating a figure of speech about slow movement. The remark emphasizes extreme slowness, with no additional context or events attached.

Behold the Man and the Passion Sermon

Father Stephen Sweeney preached at St Edward s Church on the Passion and Death of Jesus Christ praising the Exemplar of Perfect Manhood. He called the Passion the greatest love story and spoke of forgiveness on the Cross and the Eternal Sacrifice continuing in the Catholic Mass inviting interest from non Catholics.

Pontius Pilate Jesus Christ Father Stephen Sweeney St. Edward’s Church Father Stephen Lord

Chicago Grain Market Sags as Argentine Wheat Pressure Bites

Chicago traders see weak grain trade with Argentine wheat offered to Europe below US levels. Wheat futures soften after rallies fail to hold while export business from North America totals about 500000 bushels, largely Canadian in origin and directed to China.

Chicago Europe United States North America China Canada Eer —— “Mbean

Funeral services for M. L. Jackson in Salisbury

Funeral services for M. L. Jackson who died early Friday at Emergency Hospital Washington DC will be held Sunday at 3 PM from the First M E church Salisbury. The service will be conducted by Dr J H Barnhart and Dr J F Abernathy with interment at Chestnut Hill cemetery.

M. L. Jackson Washington, D. C M. E Salisbury J. H. Barnhart J. F. Abernathy Park Place M E. Church Greensboro Chestnut Hill Cemetery

Services Conducted For Walter Edwards

Funeral services for Walter Edwards who died at his home on 1102 Stanton Street were held Thursday afternoon at Southside Baptist Church. The service was led by Rev. O A Elmore with assistance from Rev. O L Ruth and Rev. Bob Smith. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were A M Gerren W T Apple A J Borland S M Franklin J A Clodfelter and C A Wooten. Flowers were carried by Mrs Allie Wooten Mrs Laura Rodden Mrs O A Elmore and Misses Dollie Brown Dorothy Yates Beulah Jarvis. The choir sang Abide With Me Nearer My God to Thee God Be With You Till We Meet Again and Asleep in Jesus.

Walter Edwards Stanton Street Southside Baptist Church O. A. Elmore O. L. Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church Bob Smith Trinity Baptist Church Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery A. M. Gerren W. T. Apple A. J. Borland S. M. Franklin J. A. Clodfelter C. A. Wooten Allie Wooten Laura Rodden Dollie Brown Doroth Yates Beulah Jarvis el- Dorothy Yates Jesus

Car Stolen From Hege's Inn In Lexington

A 1926 Chevrolet sedan parked in front of Hege's Inn in Lexington was stolen shortly after being left there. The vehicle belonged to EF W Viewing of Charlotte. Police report the incident as a theft and seek information leading to recovery.

Enterprise Lexington Hege's Inn EF. W. Viewing Charlotte

Real Kibitzer Found Is Inventor Of Yo-Yo

The contest closes with seven winners for Kibitzer definitions. Winners call Broadhurst theater box office for two passes. Prize definitions highlight a man who invented the Yo-Yo and networks of local residents.

Kibitzer Bogay High Point Broadhurst Theater Charles Mask East Commerce Street Newlin Hayworth South Main Street Ruth Welborn Oakwood Court A. L. Shelton Simmons-Bailey R. E. Ranson Colonial Drive Sam Shavitz Montheu Avenue

Thieves Target Hotel Car. Police Seek Clues

Hotel staff and officers were immediately notified and began working to locate the thieves and recover the car. The incident prompted swift collaboration between hotel personnel and law enforcement to secure clues and identify suspects.

UNC Glee Club Seeks National Title After Southern Win

Carolina briefs report UNC glee club winner of the southern intercollegiate title at Greenville to compete for the national title in March. Also notes Chief Justice Watts marks 36th year on the Supreme Court bench, Horace Belk injured in a wreck, Wingate student Joe Wetmore less hurt, Billie Keels injured by automobile, and Southern textile mills using 76.33 percent of U S cotton last year per the Southern Railway textile directory.

Olumbia Justice Watts Supreme Court Harlotte N. C Horace Belk Monroe Here Joe Wetmore Wingate College Southern Textile Mills United States Southern Railway

Two Spinal Meningitis Cases Reported in Winston-Salem

In Winston-Salem North Carolina two cases of spinal meningitis have been reported. Health officials are monitoring the situation and advising precautionary measures for the public.

Winston-Salem, N. C.C

Many Attend Rites For Joseph Haddon

Funeral services for Joseph Haddon who died at his home at the corner of Hill and Franklin streets were held at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist church with ministers Rev E W Jones Rev W C Levitt and Rev T L Hill presiding. A large gathering attended the rites with pallbearers H D Guyer R A Baird J M Brandham Stamey Houser Orvill Bales and G W Hayworth and flower bearers including Mrs Amos Falk Mrs W S Houser Mrs John H Jester Lena Jester Gertrude Kidd Cleo Guyer Marie Wilson Dale Guyer. Interment followed at Hickory Chapel cemetery.

Joseph Haddon Corner Hill Franklin Streets Hickory Chapel Stamey Houser Orvill Bales G. W. Hayworth Amos Falk W. 8. Houser John H. Jester Lena Jester Gertrude Kidd Cleo Guyer Marie Wilson Dale Guyer Hickory Chapel Cemetery

Miss Mary Stone 26 Dies at Home Here

Miss Mary Stone aged 26 died at 6 30 this morning at the family home 700 Arch street after a three month illness. She was born in the city March 11 1903. She is survived by her mother Mrs Sadie Stone Spoon stepfather J H Spoon and several siblings all residents of the city. Funeral arrangements have not been made but services expected Monday.

Mary Stone Arch Street This City Tink Sadie Teacher Stone Sadie Stone Spoon J. H. Spoon Robt. W. Stone Greensboro Mia Mamie Shirien Roy Wesley William Spoon Ruth Garrigan Kathleen Spoon

Foreclosure Sale of 1024 E Russell Street High Point NC

By power in deed of trust dated April 17 1926 and recorded Guilford County NC the property at 1024 East Russell Street High Point Guilford is auctioned at 10 a m March 14 1930 to satisfy indebtedness. Trustee D H Hancock under L A Rummage and Vera Rummage grantors. Land described Lot 73 in Ragan and Harmon map Plat Book 4 Page 219.

L. AD Rummage Vera Rummage D. H. Hancock the Register of Deeds Guilford County Irvine High Point Guilford North Carolina Russell Street Pershing Street E. Russell Street Striland & Strickland Ragan and Harmon Bell Lands Silk Mill H Point N. C Office of Register of Deeds

Foreclosure Notice at Greensboro Courthouse Sale

The undersigned trustee will sell at 2:00 p m on the 10th day at the courthouse in Greensboro city, in the county, the property described in the trust deed. The document outlines the lien and the property details to be conveyed under the power of sale.

Greensboro Tord County

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