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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
2
Natalie Converse faces jealousy and deceit as Phillipa engineers a rift with Alan while Bernadine Lamont’s death reshapes loyalties. Natalie seeks to win back Alan, while Aunt Emma cautions about weighing love and biscuits as a child’s future looms for Bernadine’s son Bobby.
In a tense New York meeting, Natalie asks Alan to adopt Bobby Lamont as her own son after their bitter fallout. Alan, cold yet calculating, declares he will adopt the boy and later marry the child's mother, framing the conflict as a duel of pride and duty.
In Crimson romance a hurried ceremony at a railroad restaurant seals Corrinne’s marriage to Jack Becker. Sue, Harry, and Corrinne weigh the stunt as the crowd glitters with yellow lights, while Corrinne contemplates future schemes and asks Sue to alert June Walton and Bob.
Jane Fitzsimmons files for absolute divorce from T S Fitzsimmons in High Point Municipal Court Guilford County North Carolina Adultery cited as grounds Defendant must answer by July 28 1950 Court Clerk Irvin S Ingram Also listed are attorney E H Smith dates May 31 1930 through June 21 1950
Executors of Samuel McMillen deceased of High Point North Carolina notify all creditors to present verified claims to R Mitchell 315 Park Street High Point NC by April 19 1931 or be barred from recovery. Debts to be settled immediately. April 19 1930. R EB Mitchell L A Wright Executors.
Sue watches Harry and Corrinne depart as the train is called. Tears rise but she masks them and turns to Jack who offers tenderness and understanding. Sue then faces her own feelings, examining her heart.
The steersman is the coxswain not boastwain. The coxswain would not weigh 200 pounds as lightweights are always picked. The forward boat must have oars alternating sides. The second awning scallop from the left is incorrect. The scrambled word is INTUITION.
Notice to creditors and claimants for the estate of Dr. Owen-Smith of Guilford County executed by Helen Owen-Smith Executrix. Claims must be shown at 209 Parkway High Point NC by May 12 1931 or be barred. Debts should be paid promptly. Dated May 12 1930.
Trustee Central Bank and Trust Company will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder at noon on June 16 1930 at the Greensboro Court House door. The lot is No 3 in Section 19 of High Point Development Company plat in Guilford County North Carolina 15 acres more or less, 50 by 150 feet. Taxes and assessments to be paid. J C Alexander Assistant Trust Officer signs for the trustee.
Notice details a trustee sale in Guilford County on June 23 1930 at 1 30 PM for a land parcel tied to a deed of trust of 3000 dollars. The property is Lot No 135 in Block 8&8 of Snow Park on map by Peoples Realty Company. Terms are cash. W A J Idol trustee and Peacock Dalton attorneys. 5 22 31 6 7 14
City Council of High Point North Carolina will hold a public hearing at 7 30 p m on June 17 1930 to amend the Building Zone Ordinance changing Residence A to Business B along English Street from 150 feet west of Prospect Street to 150 feet east of Burton Street and extending 150 feet back on both sides. By order City Manager M Knox May 27 1930.
Court ordered sale under a deed of trust by P L Payne and Lela Payne to W C Idol trustee dated 1927. Auction in front of Guilford Municipal Building June 16 1939 at 11 am for two parcels in High Point and Jamestown townships with 5 percent cash deposit and sale subject to unpaid taxes.
Notices announce public auctions of land in Guilford and Greensboro for two parcels. The first, Lot 15 in George F. Wilson properties in Guilford County, will be sold June 19 1930 at 12 o'clock at the courthouse door. The second, Block U Lot 26% in Willenbar Terrace, High Point, will be sold June 16 1930 at 12 o'clock noon at the Greensboro courthouse.
Describes a land parcel bound by an iron stake on Nera Street and an east to west boundary with a 1438 foot south leg. The sale arises from default on the secured indebtedness under a deed of trust. Dated May 17, 1930, E P Yates Company and Union Trust Company of Maryland, trustees. W S Lockhart attorney, Durham North Carolina.
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