Conspiracy Hinted In Trial Of Negro Minister
The trial of viv. I. S. Townsend, a colored minister, reveals church dissension at Mount Zion Baptist Church. Witnesses describe meetings by deacons, a chair assault claim, and debates over pastorship and deacon legality. Judge Teague suspends judgment with conditions on further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Zion
Huston Love
Brother Love
Speci
Tor
C. J. Flowers
Board of Deacons
Brother Flowers
Haworth to Handle Myatt's Legal Work During Europe Trip
Byron Haworth, local attorney, will manage the office of J. A. Myatt in Myatt's absence in Europe for several months. Haworth will handle Myatt's practice until his return, learned today as Myatt sailed for England from New York yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Haworth
J. A. Myatt
Europe
Mr. Haworth
Mr. Myatt
England
New York
Old Gold Bought At Betts Drug Store
A licensed gold redeemer will be at Betts Drug Store 109 North Main Street tomorrow to buy old gold. He will purchase any articles containing gold and pay cash. Bring items in any condition. the redeemer is present for one day only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts Drug Store
North Main Street
Notary Public Bruce Carraway Offers Legal Services
Secret marriage arrangements not to appear in newspapers are advertised to Virginians or residents of DC. Bruce Carraway announces automobile title transfers with notary seal for 26 cents and offers letter writing affidavits and job application blanks. Office 112 N Wrenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
D. C
Bruce Carraway
Notary Public
N. Wrenn
Ed Smith tipped for juvenile court judgeship in city
City Manager Knox appointed Ed Smith as juvenile court judge and the council, expected to confirm this afternoon, may set the salary retroactive to last Monday. Thomas W. Sprinkle may resign before the session. Crissman eyed as assistant to City Attorney Grover H. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
EB. M. Knox
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Knox
Walter Crissman
Democratic Township Executive Committee
Grover H. Jones
Jones
Mr. Crissman
Robert Canada Bound 10 Court in Guilford Superior Proceedings
Robert Canada charged with four counts of criminal assault on Ame lia McBride on September 21, 1984 was bound over to Guilford Superior Court under a $1500 bond in municipal court. Canada surrendered after months of police search as Judge Lewis B Teague handled a light docket and adjourned court at 11.00. Orville Latham fined 50 dollars and barred from driving in North Carolina for six months. Leary Bennett ordered to pay eight dollars every two weeks for child support. L R Russell BE P Loflin and H R Fleming ordered to pay court costs and refrain from fishing without license. Douglas Makepeace to pay court costs for prohibition violation. G H Rogers speeding case. Talton Robbins assault case costs assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Canada
Amelia McBride
Guilford
Canada
Lewis B. Teague
Orville Latham
North Carolina
Leary Bennett
Wee
L. R. Russell
BE. P. Loflin
H. R. Fleming
Douglas Makepeace
G. H. Rogers
Talton Robbins
Woman escapes poisoning scare after ambulance ride
A woman from south of Trinity was rushed by ambulance to a local hospital after a suspected suicide attempt. The stomach pump found she had not ingested poison and she was released home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Yan
Grace's Flower Shop Moves to 112 College Street
Grace's Flower Shop announces relocation from the corner of North Main and West Washington to 112 College Street. The new quarters sit beside the North State Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace's
North Main
Washington Streets
College Street
North State Telephone Company
Station Robbery at Bodenheimer Service Station
Thieves entered the Bodenheimer service station on the Lexington avenue extension last night and stole a slot machine and several cartons of cigarettes, police report indicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodenheimer
Lexington Avenue
Have Chicken Supper For Police Officers And Guests
Members of the police department and their wives and friends gathered at the Public Service club on Highway 10 last night for an informal chicken supper at 6 o’clock. The event centered on dining and festivity with no formal program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Public Service Club
Number 10 Highway
Deaths: Andrew T. Clodfelter of Winston-Salem
Andrew T. Clodfelter a prosperous farmer of route five Winston Salem died at home Tuesday afternoon after an 18 month illness attributed to paralysis. Surviving are his widow Emma Livengood, son C. W. Clodfelter, two daughters Berta and Ora Hines, two sisters Lizzie Clodfelter and Will Brindle, a brother M. F. Clodfelter, and 16 grandchildren. Funeral at Canaan M P Church Thursday at 2 with Rev C L Grant and others. interment in Canaan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew T. Clodfelter
Thomasville
Route Five
Winston-Salem
Emma _ Livengood
C. W. Clodfelter
Winston- Salem
Berta Hines
Mra
Ora Hines
High Point
Lizzie Clodfelter
Will Brindle
M. F. .Clodfelter
Canaan M. P
C. L. Grant
Mr. Isley
Shelton
Canaan Cemetery
Counterfeit 820 Bills Passed In City Early This Morning
Local merchants warned to watch for two men who passed counterfeit 820 bills on English and Washington streets. The notes were given to a bank shortly after opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Market Trends Chicago Produce Prices Report
Market trends from Chicago on July 17 show butter at 17 621 unsettled with multiple quality grades ranging from 93 score to 86. Eggs listed at 12 473 with prices steady and unchanged.
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Chicago
Mrs Sarah J Murphy 75 dies after two week illness
Mrs Sarah J Murphy 75 widow of Martin P Murphy dies at home on route one after a two week illness. Survived by four sons Grant E G Shelly and M M Murphy all of Thom asville route one, four daughters L H Hilton Nor folk Berrier of Norfolk VA Nina Bell Murphy of homeplace and others including four brothers and a sister. Funeral Thursday at 4 pm Mount Pleasant M P church with Rev C L Grant in charge and burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Murphy
Thomasville
Martine P. Murphy
Grant
E. G
Shelly
M. M. Murphy
L. H. Hilton
BE. L. Sorrell
Morrisville
A. A. Berrier
Norfolk
Nina Bell Murphy
R. B
Alley
Willie Lambeth
Winston-Salem
R. C. Myers
Mount Pleasant M. P
C. L. Grant
City Goes Wet In Big Way In July
Rain has soaked the town frequently of late and continues to swell July rainfall to an all time record. A heavy shower lasting under an hour occurred in the morning, with more rain starting around 1 pm and ending shortly after.
Googe and Others to Speak at Labor Meeting Tonight
Preparations for a mass High Point workers meeting at West Broad and Elm Street across from the Southern freight depot tonight at 7:30. Speakers include George L. Googe southern AFL representative, R. R. Lawrence state federation president, and Leonard Greene United Textile Workers organizer. The Wagner Labor Disputes bill is a central issue. rain backup is Labor Temple at 1271 North Wrenn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
West Broad
Elm Street
Southern Freight
George Ll. Googe
American Federation of Labor
Atlanta
R. R. Lawrence
Winston-Salem
State Federation of Labor
Leonard Greene
United Textie Workers
Wagner
Labor Temple
North
Wrenn Street
Mussolini rebuffs multi nation protectorates in East Africa
In a wartime exchange Mussolini declined the idea of multilateral protectorates with Britain and France while signaling no intent for a war with Ethiopia. He met with the French ambassador Count de Chambran and Japanese envoy Yotaro Sugimura, while American visitors Kaltenborn and Mrs Fraiser questioned him on the East Africa crisis. A public sale notice in Guilford County outlines the sale of Ida Hinton estate property in High Point on August 11 1935 by Commissioner Hoover.
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Count de Chambran
Yotaro Sugimura
Japan
East Africa
Mussolini
H. V. Kaltenborn
New York
Seottie McKenzie Frasier
Dothan
Ala
Kaltenborn
Ethiopia
Census figures show 13,929,600 foreign-born residents in US
The 1930 census tallies 13,929,600 foreign-born people living in the United States, highlighting immigration trends during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
High Point Ordinance Bans Under Twelve Assembly in Public Places
The City Council of High Point adopts an emergency ordinance effective July 11 1986 restricting children under age twelve from assembling in theatres churches Sunday schools day schools swimming pools clubs and similar venues to curb infantile paralysis. Violators face misdemeanor punishment at the court's discretion. Lois Welborn city clerk confirms adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidren
City OF
High Point
North Carolina
Lois Welborn
Government Orders Air Training for Russian Youth
A new government decree makes air training mandatory for 5,000,000 Russian boys and girls affiliated with Communist organizations. The order outlines nationwide compulsory flight instruction as part of youth indoctrination and military readiness efforts.
Auction Notice in Guilford County Property Sale
In Guilford County North Carolina a Superior Court order in Guilford County v. Mrs Harriett V Pell and husband J Pell directs a public auction on August 10 1935 at noon at the east door of the Greensboro Courthouse The sale covers the northerly 57 feet of lot 140 Eastview High Point Township described as triangular and bounded by Lake Street Richland Avenue and lines of W H Hill The deed conveys the remaining portion of Eastview lot 140 not included in a prior deed and the notice is dated July 10 1935 and signed by commissioner L J Fisher Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
Harriett V. Pell
J. Pell
Greensboro
N. C
High Point Township
Eastview
Office of Register of Deeds
Lake Street
Richland Avenue
W. H. Hill
W. M. Hill
Paul EB. Crawford
L. J. Fisher, JR
Notice of Sale in Guilford Superior Court Auction
Under and by virtue of an order in Guilford County Superior Court Gull County vs Fred Payne et al the Commissioner will on August 10 1935 at noon at the east door of Greensboro Court House sell to the highest bidder for cash the Kinglands area consisting of lots 14 and 15 plat Book 7 page 8 recorded Guilford County Rufus King leads Springfield Church L J Fisher Jr Commissioner
Court Auction Notice Over Property of Mrs. Sarah Peace
Superior Court of Quilldford County announces a court supervised sale of land owned by Mrs. Sarah Peace. The tract on Corbett Street measured 75 by 175 feet will be sold to the highest cash bidder, subject to court confirmation, as described in the will of John Gurney deceased. July 10, 1935. S. T. Pisher, Commissioner.
Quillford County v Petty Coal Co and Fuel Distributors court auction
Public notice states commissioners set for August 20 2005 at noon at Greensboro courthouse east door to sell parcel 7100 square feet. Property bounds run south 4 feet then 160 feet to Tom Street and back to start. Notice dated July 10 1935 by Commissioner L J Fisher Jr.
Guilford County Sale of Lot 49 Birns Property
Court Commissioner will sell at public sale in Greensboro North Carolina to the highest bidder Lot 49 of the T F Wrenn lands known as the Birns property, map recorded in Guilford County Register of Deeds Plat Book This 10th day of July 1935.
Notice of Sale in Guilford County North Carolina
A public auction is set for August 10 1935 at noon at the east door of the Greensboro courthouse to sell Lot 61 Griffin Park recorded in Plat Book 5 page 243 to the highest cash bidder under a county suit between County and Lessie K and husband Pearl Pickett and Esther Dill ard with Commissioner L J Fisher Jr overseeing.
Public Auction Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
Commissioner will sell at public auction on August 10 1935 at noon in Greensboro NC the Lot 60 feet front on Normal Street west side and 50 feet deep 794 feet north depth 101 feet south depth located in Point Township Guilford County tied to Langs Moon Plat recorded in Register. Sale subject to court confirmation.
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point Guilford NC
Trustee will sell at 2 30 P M on August 19 1995 at the east door of Guilford County Court House Greensboro NC the property in High Point North Carolina described as the Loflin Home Place Lot. The sale follows a 1930 mortgage by Robert L Loflin and Mary R Loflin to W B Beeson defaulted on and subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments.
Public Auction Notice of Property in Greensboro NC
Auction scheduled for August 1935 at noon at the courthouse aft door in Greensboro. Property in High Point Township Guilford County to be sold, described as lot 2 on Johnson Street and Pitts Street with 6000 square feet. Signed by L J Fisher Jr on August 10, 1935.
Property Auction in Greensboro North Carolina Corner Wade Street
The signed Commissioner will hold a sale on August 1, 1935 at 12 oclock noon at the east door of the Greensboro Court House to the highest bidder for the property at 805 Wade Street Guilford County North Carolina. The sale follows a described parcel starting 100 feet from Gurley and Wade Streets and traversing a 200 by 50 foot area along Wade Street. L. J. Fisher Jr. Commissioner.
Guilford County Land Dispute Involving Nelson and Austin
Case titled Guilford County versus T C Nelson and wife and defense by J Allen Austin owner of the J H Worth lands. Record references the git map on page 403 in the Guilford Register of Deeds showing property details in Guilford County North Carolina.
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Carolina
Guilford County
T. C. Nelson and Wife
Nelson
J. Allen Austin
J. H.ee Worth
Register of Deeds Office
North Carolina
L. J. Fisher, JR
Public Auction Notice in Greensboro Describes High Point Property
The commissioner's notice states that on August 10 1935 at noon at the east door of the Greensboro Courthouse a sale will occur for cash to the highest bidder. The property lies in High Point Town Lot and is part of a re subdivision recorded in Ford County North Carolina. Commissioner L J Pisher Jr signs the notice dated July 10 1938.
Notice of Sale in Guilford County Court Action
In Guilford County Superior Court action against Alma King Martin T S Martin R D Powler and M Culler a sale is set for August 10 1935 at 12 o clock noon at the east courthouse door Greensboro to the highest bidder subject to court confirmation. The property described as lot 33 in the T Q subdivision recorded in Guilford County Deeds Book 6 page 51.
Auction Notice of Guilford County Property Sale
Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Guilford County North Carolina the undersigned commissioner will on the 10th day of August 1835 at 12 o'clock noon at the east door of the Courthouse in Greensboro sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash subject to court confirmation the property described located in High Point Township Guilford County being lots 172 and 178 of the Day Baker property as recorded in Book 7 page 18 of the Deeds office This 10th day of July 1935 LL. J. FISHER JR.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Gale
Superior Court
W. W. Hoover
Ida Hinton
Mary Gunn
High Point
County of Guilford
State of Carolina
Seoaenes O
W. Hoo
Gaston A, Johnson
Atty
Superior Court of Guilford Co
Gull County
Fred Payne
Lona Payne
Alain
O'Neal
Virginia Bond & Mortgage Co
D. C. MacRae
Securities & Mortgage Co., Inc
Davie Hayworth
Greensboro
N. C
High Point Township
June A. Johnson
C. BE
Office of the Register of Deeds
Rufus King
Springfield Church
L. J. Fisher, JR
Quilldford County
Sarah Peace
Corbett Street
John Gurney
Pisher
Quillford County Ve. Petty Coal Co. and Fuel Distributors, Inc
Tom Street
Maude Pickens
T. F. Wrenn
Birns
Register of Deeds Office
Ll. J. Pisher, JR
Lessie K
Pearl Pickett
Esther Dillard
Griffin Park
North Carolinas
Chuilford County
Charlies Ragan
Virginia Ragen
Unders
Point Township
Langes
Moon
Normal Street
L. J. Bisher, JR
Dora E. Richardson
Husband Richardson
Trey Richardson
Johnson Street
Pitts Street
F County North
Dlona
Gurley
Wade
Wade Street
Steke
Tl. J. Fisher, JR
Arthur Marshall
Nellie Marshall
A. York
O. Burns
Point
Office
the Register of Deeds
Ford County
L. J. Pisher, JR
Superior Court of
Guilford
Alma King Martin
T.S. Martin
R. D. Powler
M. ©. Culler
Moog
Oine
T. Q
Office Register of Deeds
Quilford
W. MH. Morris
Tella Morris
Missioner
Guiffen County
Baker
the Negey of Deeds
North Carolna
Ll. J. Fisher, JR
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Aga Sothern
Gene Raymond
Bill Robinson
Maria Gambarelli
Todd-Kelly
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Seaneieanel
Will Rogers
Saee
Adams Exp
Adams Millis
Allis Chalmers
Todd
Coca Cola
Curtiss Wright
Goodyear
Graham Paige
Nor Pia
Hudson Motors
Beet
Barnedall
Hupp Motors
Beth Steel Steeee
Seeeee
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Gillette
Goodrich
Mack Trucks
Monty Ward
Nash
Nick Can
Johnnea Manville
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Rere Sadeee
Vue
Seater
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Mcfaddens Flats
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