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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1936
Page
9
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Foreclosure notices detail sale of land in Guilford County North Carolina including High Point Township parcels under deeds of trust. Auctions set in front of Municipal Building High Point on May 28 and May 29 1936 at 1 PM and 11:30 AM respectively, to highest bidder for cash.
The City of High Point announces a public auction for Lot 103 in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina. The sale is set for Tuesday at a specific time with the lot shown on plat Book 4 Page 158. The sale is subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments with a 5 percent cash deposit due from the purchaser. Substituted Trustee Owen Reese Roberson Haworth & Reese Attorneys.
On Tuesday May 12 1936 at 0 o clock Lot 104 in Plat Book 4 page 158 in the office of the Register of Deeds Guittard County North Carolina is offered for sale to cover unpaid taxes and street assessments. Purchasers must pay 7 percent of the purchase price as a down payment. This 11th day of April 1936. Owen Reese.
Substituted Trustee will sell cash at public auction in front of High Point Municipal Building on Tuesday at 11:00 o clock. The Guilford County North Carolina property is Lot No in Genes Park Plat recorded in plat Book 7 page 107. Sale is subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments.
Nat yn egra ane defendant in High Point master municipal core Snipes answers the fraud complaint denying most accusations and says he has run the Superior Furniture Manufacturing Co since 1933. He cites a $10,000 order from Frank Katz of New York, a capital search, and a later partnership with Snipes leading to suspended operations and uncompleted work. He seeks an accounting of books said to be kept by Snipes’ wife.
An out-of-court settlement in Houston provides $810000 to 56-year-old David L. Blair a Goose Creek oil field worker. Blair met his boss on the street told him he would collect a $10 check then collapsed and died within minutes.
The Securities Investment Company will hold its annual meeting on May 11, 1936 at 1:30 PM at the company's Jacoba Avenue offices in High Point North Carolina. Directors will be elected and reports reviewed. proxy voting urged to ensure a majority presence. Arthur Kirkman secretary notes proxy return to count votes if not present.
City council approves a petition for a street bus line franchise presented by K Herm an Falk through attorney Charles W McAnally. The fare avoids duplicating current routes. Transfers 170 from contingency to library board. County officials agree to fund a deputy at Jamestown lake park this summer if the city appoints a satisfactory candidate. Council seeks recommendation for unpaid 1935 taxes.
A large High Point delegation is expected at the Guilford County Young Democratic club barbecue and dance at Jefferson Standard Country Club near Greensboro Friday at 6. Membership tickets include entry to the state Young Democratic meeting in Greensboro July 17–19.
Mrs Fr Taylor was elected treasurer of the Woman's auxiliary of the North Carolina Medical Society at a recent gathering in High Point. Mrs J R Terry of Lexington became president, with Mrs W T Rainey of Fayetteville as president-elect. Retiring president Mrs C P Eldridge of Raleigh became first vice president, while Mrs J B Sidbury of Wilmington and Mrs Roscoe McMullan of Red Springs were named second and third vice presidents. Dr Albert McCown, speaking for the U S Children's Bureau, explained federal funds supplement existing maternal and child health services rather than creating new programs. Dr A B H London of Durham received the Moore County Medical Society medal for the best paper read at the 1935 session.
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