Guilford Delinquents Warned On Property Tax Listing
About 1,000 Guilford residents who failed to list property for the current tax year will receive letters warning that criminal action will follow if listings are not filed promptly. Delinquents will be handed to the grand jury for investigation. The board also considered scrip plans and rejected two-week civil term due to finances while Dairy Farm shows a profit and budget balances widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
A. C. Hudson
Lee Fentress
Grand Jury
George L. Stansbury
Gailford
Mr. Stansbury
Ehringhaus
Superior Court
A. Wayland Cooke
Cooke
M. E. Coyle
Wilia Booth
Kirkman Sprink le and Ragan named to High Point elections board
J Ed Kirkman a manufacturer and Thomas W Sprink le a attorney join the High Point municipal board of elections for two years along with R R Ragan a merchant and manufacturer. The appointments were approved at a Guilford county board meeting. The new members are Democrats Kirkman and Sprink le, replacing resigned members Clinard and Idol, while Ragan is the Republican incumbent. An organization meeting will set the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Board of Elections
High Point
J. E. Kirkman
Thomas W. Sprinkle
R. BR. Ragan
Kirkman
Mr. Sprinkle
John W. Clinard
W. C. Idol
Ragan
County Board of Elections
M Municipal Board
J. Ed Kirkman
R. R. Ragan
Don C. MacRae
Guilford County Board of Elections
Greensboro
George C. Hampton
J. M. Millikan
Farm Colonization Plan Delayed Over Finances
Guilford County commissioners postponed indefinitely action on a proposed farm colonization as a permanent relief measure due to uncertain financial conditions. The open meeting drew many residents including a Washington township delegation. some supported leasing farms while others feared safety and costs. Officials noted hospital, sheriff, and county home figures, and a Washington conference with relief officials approved the plan for Guilford county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Washington Township
George R. Lockwell
Mr. Lockwell
W. J. McAnally
Stansbury
Washington
J. W. Burke
Guilford County
Bur
Banks Restricted By State Ruling Impacts Credit Extension
Banks remain limited by a state ruling but credit flows continue as stores accustomed to credit sales extend limits. Shoppers use purchasing power and several large retailers broadened terms to meet the current conditions. An Enterprise full page ad urges customers to use cooperative credit avenues.
Re elect Hudson to serve again as tax supervisor
A. C. Hudson was re elected by the county board of commissioners to continue as tax supervisor for taxation. The board approved a list of township tax listers for the current year beginning April 1, with several appointments across Washington Rock Creek Greene Madison Jefferson and more. The tax listing period lasts four to six weeks and the implied salary remains $100 for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hudson
County Board of Commissioners
Mr. Hudson
Washington Township
T. J. Busick
Rock Creek
Ed. B. Wheeler
Greene
R. L. Coble
Madison
J. Richard Moore
Jefferson
W. L. Wharton
Clay
L. ¥. Garrett
Monroe
J. R. OC
Bevill
Gilmer
T. D. Tinnin
Selby Quattlebaum
L. D. Lyles
Fentress
O. F. Ross
Center Grove
L. A. Walker
Morehead
A. M. Bailey
R. L Moore
R. L. Alexander
Porter Paisley
Sumner
M. C. Groome
Brice
H. Barker
Friendship
Lee &. Smith
Jamestown
Joe H. Smith
Oak Ridge
C. R. Case
Deep River
B. F. Dean
High Point
T. R. Short
D. W. Hoskins
J. D. Allen
Pomona Mills
G. 8. Boren, Jr
White Oak and Revolution Mills
L. J. Berrier
Proximity Mills
J. J. McDonald
R. C. Causey
Greene Township
Coble Io
J. W. Burke
Causey
Automobile Fire Damages Dodge Belonging to Miss Bennett
Firemen from company No 3 responded to a blaze in a Dodge owned by Miss Virginia Bennett on Green Street around 8 40 this morning. Damages were negligible.
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Company No. 3
Green Street
Virginia Bennett
Fidelis Class to Meet at First Baptist Church
The Fidelis class of the First Baptist church will meet this evening at 7:30 at Miss Ira Hensley’s boulevard home. Miss Anna Noel will assist as hostess with Miss Hensley and Miss Zetha Boswell will conduct the program.
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First Baptist Church
Ira Hensley
Annabel Noel
Miss Hensley
Zetha Boswell
Colonization Plan Shelved Amid Finance Debate
Commissioners and citizens committee weigh a 50 family farm colony with a projected cost of at least 16000 dollars. R Flake Shaw supports federal funding while J J Wagoner cites county expenses and G E Coltrane raises school and supervision concerns for rural families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
R. Flake Shaw
J. J. Wagoner
G. E. Coltrane
County Board of Education
Citizens Committee
George F Wilson 53 Ends Life At Home In High Point
George F Wilson a 53 year old pioneer automobile dealer of High Point ended his life Monday evening by a pistol shot in a shed behind his home at 407 West High Street. He died en route to a hospital with a note from family requesting forgiveness and expressing forgiveness to others. He was survived by a widow, two daughters and five sons. the funeral is set for Wednesday at 2:30 from the First Baptist Church with interment in Oakwood cemetery.
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George F. Wilson
High Point
West High Street
Iin
Wilson
John
Fannie McCanless
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
J. M. Williard
Oakwood Cemetery
G.H. Jones
A. E. Tate
Percy Payne
June Barker
W. R. Morrow
Dr. C.S. Grayson
T. J
H. Fraser
Myrtle Desk Company
High Point Furniture Company
J. Ed Kirkman
Samuel L. Davis
High Point Motor Company
Ft UN
First Methodist Protestant Church
North Main
Richardson Streets
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
R. M. Andrews
D. D
First Church
Lebanon
Welch Memorial
English Street
Dr. Andrews
Puller
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Exchange Offers Home in Country For White Woman
A community exchange listing notes a country home offered in exchange for a settled young white woman to care for an invalid husband and perform general housework. Additional details include a white woman for general housework in return for a home for herself and child.
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Exchange
North Wrenn Street
Legion Post Meeting At Its Hall Tonight
Andrew Jackson post No. 87 American Legion will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 oclock in the new Legion hall on North Wrenn street Commander George F. Edwards announced. All members are urged to attend for an interesting program prepared for consideration.
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Andrew Jackson
American Legion
New Legion Hall
North Wrenn Street
George F. Edwards
Wilson Motor Company founder and local business leader dies
The text outlines the life of a man who, after accepting exclusive Ford agency in 1917, founded the Wilson Motor Company and rose to head several ventures. He served as a director of the Atlantic Bank and Trust, the High Point Morris Plan Bank, and the Atlantic Insurance and Realty. Ill health and financial reverses preceded his death. He belonged to First Baptist Church, Guilford Council 23 of the Junior Order, and High Point Lodge 1155 Elks, and was active in civic groups.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford Car
Wilson Motor Company
Atlantic Bank and Trust Company
High Point Morris Plan Bank
Atlantic Insurance and Realty Company
First Baptist Churcch
Guilford Council
High Point Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
High Point Country Club
Two Women Credit Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
A 47 year old woman reports relief from headaches nerves and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says her nerves improved she sleeps better and feels strong again. Mrs. C. Rich endorses the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. C. Rich
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W. C. Coble
General Fund
Sheriff's Department
Hudson
High Point Township
Fidelis
FP. Whelson
M.P
R. I. Farmer
Workers’ Council
Church School
Ralph Vance
J. C. Whitesell
Legion Post
Ucrios
Ameren: Company
Community Exchange
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