Virginia Educator Offered Clemson Presidency
Dr. Sidney B. Hall superintendent of public instruction in Virginia has been offered the Clemson College presidency by a Clemson board committee. Hall confirmed the offer but said no decision has been made and his choice will be professional and not tied to pending school legislation. If he accepts he would succeed E. W. Sikes who retired in May 1938 after leading Clemson since 1925.
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Richmond
Clemson College
Sidney B. Hall
Virginia
Hall
Board of Trustees
E. W. Sikes
Clemson
Sikes
Columbia
D. C
Essembly
Grady Calls for Liquor Referendum Timing in Campaign
Grady, a Kenley Democrat and 1936 lieutenant governor candidate, urged a statewide liquor referendum at the earliest date in his gubernatorial bid. He also voiced plans to repeal the three percent sales tax without harming government functions and opposed highway fund diversion.
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Grady
Raleigh
Drys
Kenley
Ralph W. McDonald
McDonald
Clyde R. Hoey
Thomas E. Cooper
Wilmington
J. M. Broughton
L. Lee Gravely
Rocky Mount
W. P. Horton
Pittsboro
A. J. Maxwell
Paul D
Candidate No 6 Grady A Lawyer With Legislative Service
Grady a 48 year old lawyer has served six years in the legislature and was president pro tem of the senate in 1925.
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Kenley
Senate
Grady
High Point Housing Meeting Dailey Discussion Session
The High Point Housing Authority will meet tonight with the High Point Real Estate Board to discuss the projected housing project. Capus M Waynick will address the American Business Club at 6:30 tonight at the Elwood Hotel, followed by a joint Q&A session with board members.
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High Point Housing Authority
High Point Real Estate Board
Authority
American Business Club
Elwood Hotel
Capus M. Waynick
Real Estate Board
Lake Waccamaw Freezes After 22 Years
Lake Waccamaw froze over yesterday marking the first freeze in 22 years. The event occurred near Whiteville and drew local residents to witness the icy surface.
Guilford County Realty Transfers in Multiple Townships
Transfers across Guilford County involve High Point Morehead and Kilmer townships with numerous parcels exchanged. Records show H L Baumgardner to City of High Point and to H L Crowe, Frank C Hall to W C Idol, D C Kenerly to A M Kriegsman and vice versa, plus various plat transfers on streets and subdivisions. Additional transfers cover Gibsonville and Jamestown townships with parcels along Elam Avenue Tate Street Chapman Street and Rowan Road.
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High Point
H. L. Baumgardner
City of
Wellington
Rotary
George Cochran
H. L. Crowe
Frank C. Hall
W. C. Idol
Griffin Park
Morehead
D. C. Kenerly
A. M. Kriegsman
Walker Avenue
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Brown
Kenerly
Clendein
R. D. Douglas
Chapman Street
B. P. Coble
Vera Oliver
William Oliver
L. B. Gallimore
Tate Street
Morris Prince
Rebecca Coble
Carolyn M. Davis
J. E. Ferguson
T. G. Benbow
John Y. Stokes
Elam Avenue
Alexander R. Bobbitt
Carolyn Davis
J. L. Holden
Herman A. Sampson
Burneo Corporation
Oscar W. Burnett
T. C. Durst, Jr
Hamilton Lakes
Edwin K. Walker
R. L. Holt, Jr
Kirkwood
Kilmer
Greensboro
F. A. Mayfield
Nocho Park
Beatrice Jeffreys
Shelley B. Caveness
Sevier Street
H. E. Casstevens
Walter Gilmore
Charlotte Street
Rock Creek Township
Gibsonville Development Company
J. W. Burke
Lockwell
Gibsonville
First Kernersville revival series planned for February
Kernersville will host the first evangelistic series of the year at the Pilgrim Holiness Church announced by Rev. C. A. Brown the pastor. The winter revival begins Sunday February 18 with Rev. A. N. Freeman of Grace Pilgrim Holiness Church Er-langer as evangelist.
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Kernersville
Pilgrim Holiness Church
C. A. Brown
A. N. Freeman
Grace Pilgrim Holiness Church
Erlanger
High Point sale of D F Shoe property in 1940
Municipal Court of High Point NC orders public auction at the Guilford County Building on February 12 1940 at 11 00 A M. Sale includes lots in High Point Township described as part of the High Point Real Estate and Trust Co plats with street assessments and city county taxes not covered by judgment. Commissioner H L Baumgardner authorized sale.
Auction Sale Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
The Municipal Court of the City of High Point will conduct a public auction on February 12, 1940 at 11:00 A M at the east door of the Guilford County Building. Nathan Elps and Berta Elps are parties in the action. Property described as lot No 47 and lot No 48 College Heights plat recorded in Plat Book 4 page 158 will be sold to the highest bidder for cash Subject to the conditions stated. The sale lists Nathan Elps for year 1935.
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D. F. Shoe
Lillie Allen McDaniel
Icipal
City of
High Point
North Carolina
Guilford County
Davidson
High Point Real Estate and Trust Co
Reg
N.C
N. C
H. L. Baumgardner
Nathan Elps
Berta Elps
High Point Township
Moontown
College Heights
Register of Deeds Office
Anti Monopolies Probe Ended in Fertilizer Industry Probe
DOJ anti trust division winds up a long inquiry into fertilizer industry practices valued at about 200 million dollars a year. A Virginia district court convenes February 12 to present evidence to a grand jury after continuous complaints from farmers cooperatives and dealers.
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Winston
Department of Justice
Mind Your Manners What Would You Do at a Fraternity Dance
A guide on courteous social behavior asks five questions about dance refusals telephone manners and introductions. The recommended answers: a girl should avoid dancing with others if she already has a partner. never answer a call with Who is this. avoid calling friends at mealtime. introductions should not start with I want to make you acquainted with. For a young man at a fraternity dance, the best solution is to dance only with other girls if you know she is taken.
Revenue Department names Raleigh statistician chief
A. J. Maxwell of the Revenue Commission appointed J. H. Barnes of Raleigh as chief of the statistical division of the Revenue Department.
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Raleigh
Revenue Commission
A. J. Maxwell
J. H. Barnes
The
Revenue Department
Fire Destroys Main Building of Walkertown Chair Plant
A $60,000 blaze wiped out the Walkertown Chair Company main building yesterday. Officials said 50 to 60 workers would be laid off indefinitely as investigators sought the cause. No cause is known at this time.
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Walkertown
Walkertown Chair Company
Home Chair Company Fire Causes Light Damages
Representatives of the Home Chair Company in Now Wilkesboro said the factory fire last Sunday caused about $2,000 in damage though shipments would continue as usual. The blaze damaged only the ship house and did not halt deliveries or orders already taken.
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Home Chair Company
Hom Chair Company
Wilkesboro
Shpp
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