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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1936
Page
9
The High Point Enterprise Safety Council asks readers to adopt traffic pledges including obeying signs and signals, maintaining brakes and lights, avoiding drinking and driving, and refraining from speeding or weaving. The request invites mail back to show commitment to making High Point a safer city.
Public foreclosure sale ordered under a 1929 deed of trust on W. C. Welborn and related parties for the lot 5 of J. C. Welborn’s High Point plot in Guilford County. The auction at 11 o’clock February 8, 1936 will require cash to the highest bidder, with parcels described by plat and prior conveyances, subject to installments and paying assessments.
North Carolina Guilford County Municipal Court of the City of High Point issues notice of divorce action. Plaintiff seeks absolute divorce from Alex Robertson after continuous separation. Defendant must appear before the Clerk by February 3, 1936 to answer or demur. January 1936. S. B. Ingram, Clerk. 1-8-15-22-29.
The Twentieth Century club met at Claud Mathews home on Kivett drive for its first year meeting. President Guy Lee McFall presided as Williard Brown outlined the club history and aims for three new members C. C. Gill Thur man Gibson and Henry Lee Mills. A resolution urged a local lecture at every meeting.
Miss Cora Culbreath and her niece Betty Jane Morrison have returned from Maxton where they visited J. M. Culbreath, the father of Miss Culbreath.
Convicted killer Cagle was sentenced by Guilford Superior Court to serve five to seven years rather than three to five. He was sent to Raleigh to begin serving the term. The Enterprise Greensboro date line notes the updated sentence. Pineapples are about 89 percent water.
A colonial era style list presents numbered clues across horizontal and vertical entries with definitions for terms such as English nation, olive shrub, and skull protuberance alongside related words including meat jelly oat grass and rodent. The puzzle also hints at names like England and various municipal terms.
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