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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1938
Page
9
First Deputy Sheriff J L Parrish Noted for Tax Work in High Point
The article details J L Parrish as the first deputy sheriff appointed to handle tax duties in High Point township from 1900 to 1912. It notes other tax deputies including J E Wagoner and R B Parker, and explains tax records were compiled in Greensboro before T R Short’s transfer to High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Short
Greensboro
Parrish
High Point Township
Mr. Parrish
J. E. Wagoner
Watford
Guilford
Cou
High Point Tax Office History Murals Through Years
TheHigh Point tax office grew from a small city hall booth to a 116 West Washington street operation by 1933 with deputies and clerks expanding under Mr Short. Early listers included W P Pickett D C Aldridge R L Pickett and R B Parker. By 1937 real estate valuations rose and receipts increased from 7342 in 1924 to 11861 in 1937 while a 25 percent real estate cut occurred in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
City Hall
Wrenn Street
Marsh Building
D. C. Aldridge
R. L. Pickett
J. S&s. Pickett
R. B. Parker
Greensboro
D. W. Hoskins
Elizabeth Johnson
County Tax Department
High Point Township
B. H. Burrows
B. M. Brown
Release pedal on piano noted in keyboard guide
The article explains that the loud pedal commonly called the sustain pedal is more accurately described as the release pedal, detailing its function to dampen or damp releases for tonal control.
Fossil Form Only for Many European Tree Varieties
The statement notes that trees such as hickories magno lias sassafrasses and sequoias common in the United States exist only in fossil form in Europe, implying these species no longer grow there in the living flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Mayor Eleanor Blair and Nell Cash to Lead Program
Personal notices list various local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Hunt in Sanford N C Mrs J E Childress visiting Shuskie Rose and Hazel Draughn post operation at High Point hospital recovering Mattie Hunt Ralph Smith Lois Grady and Fred Saunders spent Saturday in Salisbury N C Roy Dowell spent weekend with the Reavis family Mary Lou Pruitt Greensboro visiting grandmother Mrs J B Stout Mrs A G Jones ill at home Bess Street Bessie Garner spent Sunday with Hopkins Mabel Lee visited mother Mrs E O Bean in Randolph County Charlie Waller family visiting Winston Salem Isaac Honeycut ill Gilbert Wallace returns from Guilford General Hospital improving at Redding Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Blair
Nell Cash
W. A. Hunt
Sanford
N. C
J. E. Childress
Shuskie Rose
Hazel
Draughn
High Point Hospital
Mattie Hunt
Ralph Smith
Lois Grady
Fred Saunders
Salisbury
Roy Dowell
R. C. Reavis
Mary Lou Pruitt
Greensboro
J. 8. Stout
A. G. Jones
Bess Street
Bessie Garner
G. I. Hopkins
Mabel Lee
E. O. Bean
Randolpa County
Charlie Waller
Winston Sun
Isaac
Honeycut
Gilbert Wallace
Guilford General Hospital
Redding Street
Pickett Mills Community News Highlights Club Events
The Quality Club held its regular monthly meeting on January 21 with 26 members and a steak supper by the Sunshine Club. Membership signs are welcome until February 18, with Joe Harrelson as chair. Boy Scouts Troop 23 plan a meeting January 27. Clinton Furr and Melvin Carter hosted a party with attendees listed. The Sunshine Club schedules a Valentine library meeting on February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality Club
Sunshine Club
Joe Harrelson
Boy Scouts
Pickett Mills
Scouts
Lanier Family Hosts and Weekend Visitors at Denton
Denton residents hosted guests from Greensboro Jamestown Silk Hope and High Point during a busy weekend. Families including the Lanier Bisher and Carter households welcomed visitors while others from Asheboro Greensboro and Hamilton spent time in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lanier
Elizabeth Bisher
Vernon Tompson
Greensboro
Baxter Carter
Hap Parnell
Ivy Grace Doughton
Jamestown
Joe Hill
Katherine Bernhardt
Silk Hope
Ethel Bernhardt
Audrey Holmes
Statesville
Lucille Lohr
Roxie Hornbarker
Whipple Lanning
High Point
Hazel Short
Mack Gallimore
Mra
Tom Presnell
Asheboro
Ruth Lanier
EB. H. Morris
Grifton
Hamilton
Morris
P. M. Parks
Johnnie Lanier
Linda Loftin
Bisher
Ronald Hill
Larry
A. L. Hill
Will Henderson
Dixie
Bamboo Grove Shoots Towering in Chico Calif
A bamboo grove in Chico California produces shoots reaching sixty to ninety feet, signaling exceptional growth conditions. Local observers note the rapid ascent and potential for expanding habitat in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico, Calif
Also Mentioned on This Page
Office of Local Deputies
J. F. Jones
KE. H. Burrows
JL. G. Robichaux
Enterprise
J. L. Parrish
Fice
Rved
J. F. Jordan
B. Fs
Mr. Short
Beeson Hardware Company
North Main
Uilford County
Isboro Road
Welfare Department
Eee Cee
Pickett Mills Community News
Clinton Furr
Melvin Carter
John Furr
Francis Carter
Donna Carter
Grover Tipton
Hazel Gibson
Clarence Elliott
Francis Gibson
M. J. Swaim
Howard Elliott
Joe Sprachey
Lonnie Hollifield
Denton News
NEW County Office Building
D. Wilkins, Inc
Greensboro, N. C
Guilford County
East Commerce
Eccles Everhart
Washington St
Louis F. Voorhees
N. Main St
Wm. F. Freeman
R. D. Tillson
Louise Ave
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