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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
8
The North Carolina Bank and Trust Company directors declared a 50000 dollar quarterly dividend in Greensboro. The 2 percent payout on 2506000 dollar capital will be payable July 1 to stockholders. Directors reviewed unit growth in Monroe and Tarboro and the North Carolina Industrial bank.
D. H. Parnell is duly appointed administrator of the estate of Josephine Parnell deceased. Creditors must present claims by May 20, 1931 or be barred. Debts owed to the estate should be paid to the administrator. Dated May 16, 1930. Austin and Turner attorneys.
Trustee will sell at public auction in front of High Point Municipal Building on Monday July 7 1950 at 2 30 PM a parcel comprising Lots 26 and 27 Falrow Insurance Realty Co pilot Guilford County North Carolina described as 25 by 194 feet with both parcels together adjoining. Cash terms. W A Idol Trustee. Peacock Dalton Attorneys. June 6 1930.
Mrs J T E Thomas of 445 South Arch Street Spartanburg describes years of nervous weakness and trembling to loud noises. She sought relief with Cardui tonic and reports improvement after taking six bottles, praising the medicine as safe and beneficial.
Judge McElroy set aside the $1,500 verdict awarded to Mrs. Dion Armfield in an auto collision suit against R B Terry. Armfield claimed $30,000 for injuries from a July accident near Chapel Hill involving a car tied to Nancy Carr Terry. The ruling allows Nancy Carr Terry to be added as a party to the suit.
About twenty one recent high school graduates gathered at the North Carolina state capitol to compete for the Edison scholarship. The examination began at 9 o clock this morning to determine who would represent the state in the national contest.
Norman and Arthur E. Fidler receive word in Hazel Grove Cheshire England that their father Arthur Fidler died after about three months of illness.
F. J. Sizemore secretary of the local chamber of commerce and his son Frank left this morning for Clarksville Virginia where they were summoned by the illness of Hi. D. Sizemore Sr.
Rev. R. C. Fortune of Durham will preach to the High Point Sunday school class of the deaf at St. Mary's Episcopal church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock.
Qualified as Executrix of the Dr Owen Smith estate in Guilford County, I notify all claimants to present them at 209 Parkway High Point NC by May 12, 1930. Persons owing the estate should remit immediately. Dated May 12, 1930. Helen Owen Smith Executrix of Dr Owen Smith deceased.
The High Point Christian Endeavor Union met in executive session led by Luther R. Medlin with Miss Dennyce McAdams. They scheduled a July outdoor picnic, designated High Point night for the Winston-Salem State convention on June 24, and pursued a Berlin World’s convention trip for Rev. R. L. Farmer. The First Methodist Protestant won a banner award. the First Reform was a close contender.
Funeral services for Edna Marie Moore two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth F Moore were held at Hilliard Memorial Baptist church Friday at 3 pm Rev J Waldo Woody and Rev D E Oates presiding Pallbearers were Odell Younger Clarence Queen A C Charping and Frank Byrom flowers carried by Adeline Edwards Dorothy Hill Ruth Gaines Winnie Williams Maxine Bullard Christine Copley Thay Cook Dorothy Williams June Ward and Margaret Copley Interment followed at Prospect cemetery
Four North Carolina gold star mothers who will visit their sons graves in France at government expense have obtained passports in Charlotte. They are Mrs. Mary Louise Cobb of Charlotte Mrs. James A Peeler of Paw Creek Mrs. Laura M. Dysart of Lenoir and Mrs. Nannie A. Carpenter of Hickory. They will sail from New York on July 3.
Funeral services for Thelma McIntyre nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James L McIntyre will be held at 3 PM tomorrow at the parents home 722 East Russell Street Rev O L Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church officiating Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.
A report notes Japan’s population rising by about 1 percent annually, estimating growth at v00 persons per year.
High Point fire department members will gather at First Reformed church for their annual memorial service with 75 plus attendees including relatives. Rev W R Shaffer will preach on Christ the Light of Life and evening sermon on The Foolishness of Sin. Members are asked to arrive by 5 45 to arrange rides.
The monthly Corporate Holy Communion for the confirmed men and boys will be celebrated at St Marys Episcopal Church at 7 30 tomorrow morning. The church school gathers at 9 39 a m and morning prayer and a sermon titled The Way to See the Kingdom of God will follow at 11 a m.
Pastor Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers to preach on The Glory of the Christian Faith from Mark with summer service under 690 minutes. Evening message I Am a Debtor at 8. Church school at 9 45. Men's classes led by Z I Walser and A S Caldwell. Women's classes led by G W Denny and S E Tucker with Carter Dalton assistant.
The Mind of Jesus In Men will be the Sunday morning sermon subject at Emanuel Lutheran Church at 11 o'clock with text Philippians 2 5. In the evening at 6 o'clock the pastor discusses Man s Need of the Master. Sunday school meets at 9 45.
At Welch Memorial Methodist Church the pastor Rev. Geo L Curry will preach at morning service on Making Disciples for the Church and at 7:30 p m the evening subject The Light from Heaven. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 15 p m with Junior Endeavor at 6 45 p m and Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m.
The Radium Of The Spirit will be the sermon subject in the First Methodist Protestant church at North Main and Richardson streets. Rev. R. S. Farmer will bring the message and speak again at eight in the evening on The House Not Made With Hands. Rev. E. Lester Ballard directs the junior church service. Prof. E. B. Stimson organizes special music for the services.
Rev. George T. Tunstall will lead morning services at Green Street Baptist on The Power of Influence and evening on How Much Do You Weigh. Vacation Bible School started last Monday will run through the week, with 300 attendees so far and a projected 400. Splendid singing is planned for tomorrow.
At morning service tomorrow the Rev Tom Alderman Sykes will speak on The Joy of Being Found Faithful. A children's story titled Mushrooms and Mighty Oak Trees follows. Vesper service at Archdale playground begins at six with Mr Sykes speaking.
Public sale of lots 4,5 and6 in Guilford County North Carolina due to deed of trust default on a 2100 dollar loan. Rowland Real Estate Co. to W A J Idol trustee for High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Assoc. sale July 7, 1935 at 2 35 PM in front of High Point Municipal Building. CASH terms.
The acting pastor Rev T C Johnson will finish services at First Baptist tomorrow after serving since last November. New pastor Dr A B Conrad, from Roanoke Virginia, is due next week and will preach on June 22. Johnson will speak tomorrow night on Keeping the Faith and The Eleventy Commandment.
High Point forms civic band with 40 players invited to second rehearsal at the city high school auditorium Monday at 7 30 pm. Director L and L Stookey expects at least 50 musicians and free weekly city concerts are planned after organization completes.
Dr P E Lindley sociology professor at High Point college leaves for Sabina Ohio tomorrow to join the Denominational Training school faculty for a week to ten days. He will teach an intensive course in the Principles of Teaching and deliver two lectures to the general school assembly on How to Meet the Crises of Life and The Search for Life's Meaning.
Albemarle, June 14. Tallassee Power Co plans a fourth dam and power plant on the Yadkin river. S A Copp, general superintendent at Badin, says plans are still indefinite and may take several years to materialize. The company already operates three plants in the area and is a subsidiary of the Aluminum Company of America.
The hump on a camel’s back is a large fat mass serving as a reserve of food. If the animal is in poor condition the humps wither away and diminish.
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash at 12 oclock noon on June 16 1930 at the Greensboro courthouse door. Property in High Point Guilford County described as Lot No S in Section 19 of the High Point Development Co plat, 15 acres more or less, 50 by 150 feet, subject to taxes and assessments. sale conducted by Central Bank & Trust Company as Trustee, by J C Alexander Assistant Trust Officer.
A two week daytime Vacation Bible School runs from Monday at First Reformed Church for children and youth from 9 to 11 30 each day. Rev W R Shaffer along with Miss Catherine Whitener Mrs Coy Moose and Mrs R S Lafferty guide sessions. Transportation arranged for families without means to bring children. A separate public notice describes land lot 2634 in Guilford County Willenbar Terrace Block U with specific boundary details and dating to May 15 1930.
A class from Success Business College toured Pilot Insurance Company in Greensboro, learning office operations from department heads. Participants included Virginia Miller Elizabeth Bradner Doris Woodlesf Elizabeth James Mayna Allen Elizabeth Gurkin Raymond Hutchins Beverly Bradner Lester Hayes Edward Duke and C. O. Bentley the instructor.
The Citadel awards an honorary doctor of laws to Dr. Thomas P. Harrison, English professor at North Carolina State College, in recognition of his educational service and literary achievement. A Citadel graduate, he taught there, earned a Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins, and held faculty positions at Clemson and David Leon College. He served 12 years as dean at State College and is presently senior professor in English.
Archdale M. E. church will hold a full day observance starting with Sunday school at 9 45 AM. Children present a program, lunch on the grounds at 1230, and an afternoon singing. Public invited to attend and bring baskets.
Under the power of sale in a deed of trust by W. J. Bennett and Nina Bennett to Central Bank & Trust Company dated December 12 1927 and recorded in Guilford County North Carolina default having occurred the trustee will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at 12 o clock noon on June 16 1930 at the courthouse door in Greensboro North Carolina the described parcel.
Trustee will sell at 2 PM July 7 1930 at Greensboro Courthouse door the property at 107 Kivett Drive High Point Guilford County North Carolina described as Lot No 23 College subdivision. Default on deed of trust by B H Osborne and Ida S Osborne. Metropolitan Life Insurance substituted trustee.
The document notes a plat recorded in Plat Book No. 5 page 374 at the Guilford County Register of Deeds. It describes a park map subject to a 27 foot wide right of way for the Southern Railroad across the rear of the lot. Dated June 5, 19395, by trustee J Allen Austin.
Public sale by trustee of John W. Walker Jr and Ruby G Walker to Central Bank Trust. Lot Nos. 11 12 13 in Lake Triangle Park Block 4 at Lake Shore Drive East Green Street Extension Greensboro Guilford NC. Bidder must pay cash at noon June 16 1938 at courthouse door.
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