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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
10
Alicia Hart discusses when to dye gray hair and advises choosing a professional, reliable shop and using good dye to achieve a natural, flattering result rather than concealing with abrupt changes.
The article urges regular hair dye maintenance with dyed white strands matching natural color. It recommends appointments every two weeks for rapid hair growth and at least every two months for slower growth to avoid obvious regrowth.
Questions and answers cover early North Carolina finance railroads and notable figures. Topics include first paper money issues, tax collections on light wines and beers, Carl ton era rail advocates, a Tennessee county sale, per capita wealth rankings, and Gatling’s inven tions. The piece also lists Nolan cabinet appointees and Revolutionary War battles with associated dates and figures.
Oscar La Roque, North Carolina building and loan commissioner, was elected president of the Home Owners Loan Bank at Winston-Salem, succeeding T. W. Ellett who resigned. Officials said the election was learned unofficially and minutes from the stockholders’ meeting were to confirm the move. La Roque previously worked with the Winston-Salem bank and served on the home loan board.
Notice states a sale of land under a deed of trust held by B D and Lizzie Barnes as trustees with power of sale. The instrument dated May 7 1523 appears in Book Yi of deeds as recorded by the Rasleies of Deeds for Quli.
Various public sale announcements in Guilford County North Carolina list auctions on March 18 1935 for properties in High Point and Point Township. Notices include administrator and commissioner actions detailing lots along East Street Pitt Street Johnson Street Putnam Avenue and Lee Street with stakes and dimensions along with deadlines for claims against estates and appointment of administrators.
The undersigned Commissioner will auction at public sale on March 16 1935 at C to the highest bidder for cash, part of property described as on Springfield avenue and land conveyed to Larkin Parks or W C Allman. Beginning at Springfield avenue on an easterly stake, running 86 degrees east 300 ft, 4 degrees west 75 ft, then north 86 degrees west 300 ft to the avenue, then 4 degrees east 75 ft back to the beginning. See Book 319 page 45. Public notice signed Pisher Jr February 14 1935.
On March 18 1935 at noon at the east door Point Township Quilford County a description reference is made to a plot at page Si late 37 and 38 of the T G Stimpson Place. The map faces the south side of Stimpson avenue and is described by L J Fisher Jr Commissioner.
Guilford County announces a real estate notice involving Milluse Lucas and wife Laces. The deed describes land at the east door at Taylor street and Gray street, bounded 75 ft northwesterly along Taylor, 1M ft west, 75 ft southeast, and 1%4 ft east to the start. Contains 11 550 square feet, more or less. Dated February 14, 1933, by L. J. Fisher Jr.
Legal notice records a lot description in Quilford County tied to Lot 3 Block EB Brentwood J S Worth Subdivision, recorded in Guilford County Register of Deeds Book 4 page 49 as prepared by L J Pisher Jr.
A civil action in which Guilford County contests claims by F J Lacey and his wife Emma Lacey. The case concerns disputed property or financial matters and seeks resolution through court determination. Proceedings indicate involvement of county counsel and complaint filing in the local court.
Beginning at a stone on West side of Cecil street, then south 45 degrees west 293 feet to a stake, then north 45 degrees KE 200 feet to a stake at Railroad, then south 45 degrees BE 160 feet with Railroad, then north 5 degrees east 172 feet to a stake, then north 45 degrees W 64 feet to the beginning. Containing 52,606 square feet, more or less. This the 14th day of Feb. 1935.
Guilford County and bidders including C. L. Lovelace Bertha Lovelace and James M. Farlow participate in an auction on plots of lands tied to T. L. Jones. The sale is subject to court procedures and recording office entries in Point Township.
The commissioner describes property in Guilford County North Carolina including Lots 13 and 14 in Block B Bridges Plat Lot 13 50 by 150 feet Lot 14 51 by 65 feet and 151 feet deep and a parcel including Lot 12 Block A and a strip 101 feet wide by 150 feet deep from Lot 11 Block A Bridges lands as recorded in Plat Book 2 page 69.
Guilford County files indicate a public sale of property No 3 by Own-A-Home Company. The plot by June Johnson is recorded in Page 364 of Book Piast 5 with reference noted. Sale date February 14 10935 and signed by L A Fisher Jr as receiver or official.
The records detail two land disputes in Guilford County North Carolina. One case concerns Lot 38 of College Heights plat in Point Township near Quillford County recorded in Plat Book 4 page 158. The other case involves Lot 10 in Section 13 of High Point Development Co. plat on Tate Street with measurements 50 by 150 feet and described boundary lines.
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