Patriotic Order of Sons of America Meet Promotes Loyalty
Delegates from Greensboro Winston Salem Lexington Asheboro Leaksville Thomasville and Mount Airy attended a district meeting led by H H Koonts and Hugh G Mitchell. They urged loyalty to American traditions and condemned communism while stressing patriotism and faith. A program of addresses by local leaders and music followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order of Sons of America
Greensboro
Winston-Ialem
Lexington
Asheboro
Leakaville
Thomasville
Mount Airy
H. H. Koonts
Hugh G. Mitchell
T. C. Johnson
High Point College
Fred O
Russia
R. K. Stewart
Stewart
6000 Results From Cardus
Huntsville Ark Mrs F D Axtell recalls backache and headache at fifteen and credits Cardui mother used for relief She reports taking three bottles two years ago to lift fatigue and weakness and now manages eight children while doing farm work Cardui is a purely vegetable reconstructive medicine used by women for over fifty years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ark
Mra
F. D. Axtell
Mra Axtell
Ocardui
Cardui
Local Girl Plays With Big Orchestra Aboard Aquitania
Miss Adelaide Crowell of High Point North Carolina was a prominent member of the National High School Orchestra. The ensemble of about three hundred students performed aboard the S S Aquitania in New York marking the largest group of musicians on a trans Atlantic liner. They then traveled to Washington to perform before President Hoover in Constitution Hall.
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New York
Mar
National High School
United States
Adelaide Crowell
High Point
N. C
Cunard
Crowell
Washington
Hoover
Constitution Hall
Gibson Funeral Held From Glenola Church
Funeral services for John M. Gibson who died at his Fairfield home were held at Glenola Baptist Church with Rev. BE C. Roach officiating. The church choir sang Nearer My God to Thee Where We'll Never Grow Old and Abide With Me. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers L. H. Tuttle Wu Bute U. FF. Baker G. R. Stone F. G. Robins and B. N. Smith. Flowers were provided by Lorene Smith Lillian Gibson Faye dene McDowell Mary Robins Pauline Sheetz and Catherine Weant. A large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Gibson
Fairfield
Glenola Baptist Church
BE. C. Roach
L. H. Tuttle
Wu Bute U. FF. Baker
G. R&r
Boone Trail marker unveiled in Lillington
A Boone Trail arrow head monument with a Daniel Boone bronze plate was recently unveiled on the Lillington courthouse square. The marker was presented to the city by the Boone Trail association.
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Lillington
Mar
Daniel Boone
Court House Square
Boone Trail Association
Dr H T Stevens to Preach Here Tomorrow Night
Dr H T Stevens, former pastor and now assistant director of the Baptist Centennial campaign in North Carolina, will preach at Green St Baptist Church tomorrow night on The Fine Art of Repentance. He has a large local following and will marks his first return to the church he led for four years. Associate Pastor Rev J D Barnette will deliver the morning sermon titled The Increasing Church.
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H. T. Stevens
North Carolina
Green St. Baptist Church
Mr. Stevens
J. D. Barnette
Religious Services Outline for Sunday at St Marys and Central Friends
St Marys Episcopal plans Holy Communion at 8:00 a m and 11:00 a m with a sermon How to Gain the Best and evening prayer at 7:39 p m Man s Response to Gods Love as Quinquagesima begins Lent. Visitors welcome. Rev T A Sykes preaches at Central Friends Church morning Ebb and Flow of Loyalty night What the Friendship of Jesus Calls Forth. Children story Making Impressions that Help Folk Senior Christian Endeavor 6:30 p m annex led by Miss Annie Lee Jarrell with special music under Miss Grace Bulla.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Young People’s Service League
T. A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Jesus
Annex
Annie Lee Jarrell
Grace Bulla
Preachers Announce Services At Local First Baptist Church
Rev. T. Johnson will preach at both services tomorrow with mornings address Shall We Scrap Missions and evenings Is God Out-of-Date. Rev. F. C. Feezer from Liberty Missouri leads a special service next Wednesday. Sunday morning Rev. W. R. Shaffer speaks Be Sure You Know Christ. evening song service of old favorites invites all to send numbers to Mrs. F. W. Gibbardt. Sunday school 9:45 am and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pm. Large crowds reported each Sunday night inviting all youths and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. ©. Johnson
First Baptist Church
F. C. Feezer
Liberty
Missouri
W. R. Shaffer
Christ
F. W. Gibbardt
The
Christian Endeavor
Sermons Ahead at Local Churches This Sunday
Emmanual Lutheran Church opens with The Parable of the Seed and The World With Life-Giving Power as morning sermons. Rev Hoyle Love speaks at West End Baptist on A World-Wide Program and What Iz Faith in the evening. Southside Baptist features Rev O A Elmore on Gods Unseen Hand at Work and The Way with a February attendance honor roll read at 11. St Edward Catholic Church nears Lent with Father Manley on The Greatest of the Three at Mass and Father Hannigan on The Ways and Means of Salvation in the evening. Evening services start at seven thirty.
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Emmanual Lutheran Church
Jesus
Hoyle Love
West End
Southside Baptist
Southside
St. Edward's Catholic Church
Father Manley
Charles Hannigan
S.S. J
St. Mary’s Church
Greensboro
Vesper Service Time Change At Evening Chapel
Beginning tomorrow evening a five o clock vesper service will be held instead of the seven thirty. The change shifts the daily schedule at the church for weekday worship and punctual attendance is urged.
Wheeler Re elected High Point Country Club President
Homer Wheeler, prominent local businessman, was reelected president of the High Point Country Club at the annual meeting. A. M. Rankin Jr. was reelected vice president and Paul W. Smith secretary and treasurer. Six retiring directors were reelected for three years. two-year terms also filled. Plans announced for spring remodeling including new locker rooms, billiard and reading rooms, additional tennis courts, lighting for night play. A separate public notice details a Greensboro foreclosure sale on March 10, 1930, for 1635 English Street High Point by trustee J Allen Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wheeler
High Point Country Club
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Paul W. Smith
W. H. Slane
R. H. Wheeler
A. W. Marsh
H. T. Hudson
R. H. Walker
Capus M. Way
Welch Memorial Methodist Church Communion Service
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant church observes the regular monthly communion in the morning. At 7 30 a radio service precedes a sermon by Rev Geo L L Curry on The Open Door with special music by the Madison Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Geo. l L. Curry
Madison Quartett
Guilford Editors in Annual Picnic
Guilford College Guilfordian board members enjoyed a picnic by the college pond as they wrap two weeks of fundraising effort. Prof McCracken urged strong backing until publication fees become possible and outlined new board roles and staff ranks.
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Guilford College
Mar
Guilfordian Board
McCracken
James Harper
Mabel Ingold
Tom Cheek
Dorothy Wolff
Ernest Scarborough
Eva Lasley
Mary Ellen Lassiter
Dorothy Gilbert
Phillip Furnas
Eleanor Grimsley
Sarah Davis
Frances Carter
Gertrude Hinshaw
Jewell Conrad
Katie Stuckey
Jean Cochran
Bera Brown
Frank Allen
Syclair Williams
George Green
Nalto Farlow
Aiken Steeplechase Association Formed
Aiken South Carolina March 1 Thomas Hitchcock of Aiken and Westbury UL and a group of wealthy associates have formed the Aiken steeplechase association to create a training school for open steeplechases and hunters races. Work begins on post and rail courses on land donated by Hitchcock marking a first for the region. Diamonds have been rising steadily in value for the last century.
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Aiken
S. C
Thomas Hitchcock
Westbury
Marine Oil applies to erect filling station at busy corner
Notice states Marine Oil Company filed an application to erect a filling station on the corner of West Russell and Tomlinson streets. The City Council will consider the matter at a meeting on Tuesday March 4 1930 at 7 36 PM. City Manager E M Knox signs the notice February 20 1930.
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Marine Oil Company
West Russell
Tomlinson Streets
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Guilford County Property
Notice of foreclosure sale of property in Guilford County North Carolina under a 1926 deed of trust and 1930 substitution of trustee. Trustees will sell at two o clock p m March 1930 at the Courthouse door in Greensboro to satisfy the note secured by the deed of trust. The described property is in High Point Guilford County.
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State of
North Carolina
Cnilford
KE. R. Clodfelter
Vernon Clodfelter
Mary
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Office of the Register of Deeds
Greensboro
High Point
English Street
Oak Hill Road
Frank Plummer
Southern Railway
Rom
Russell
Rom. Russell
N. C
Guilford
N. B. Petty
Beulah Petty
Gurley Street
Redding Street
James W Neely
James Neely
Gordon Redman
Jordon Redman
B. H. Osborn
B. H. Osborne
J. N. Campbell
Gurley Lands
Office
the Register of Deeds
Guilfor County
Fast Green Street
Wesley Place
East Green Street
R. R. Ragan
Own-A-Home Company
J. Allen Austin
Austin & Turner, Attys
Foreclosure Notices Describe Street-Front Lots in Guilford County
Legal notices describe parcels in High Point and Greensboro including 223 White Oak Street and 101 Gurley Street, with metes and bounds, plat references in Plat Book 2 page 98 and Plat Book 2 page 90, and details of tracts from Snow Park and Gurley lands. Foreclosure sale set for March 10 1930 at Greensboro courthouse by trustee J Allen Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
White Oak Street
High Point
Snow Park
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point North Carolina
Public auction for two western High Point lots 17 and 18 in Block E from the mortgage of E G Rook to J W Hedgecock dated 1928. Sale set March 8 1930 at 2 PM on the premises for cash with 10 percent bid deposit. attorney C Barnhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Rook
J. W. Hedgecock
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
N. C
High Point Real Estate & Trust Company
Foreclosure Notice In Guilford County North Carolina
Notice of foreclosure on a deed of trust involving B H Osborne and wife Ida Osborne dated April 18 1927 and a substitution of trustee executed by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on February 3 1930 recorded in Book 558 Page 342 with default securing the loan.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
Luther Moore
Lula Moore
Register of Deeds
Guilford Country
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Guilford County
B. H. Osborne
Ida 8
Office of the Register of Deeds
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