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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1931

Page

10

City Tax Sale Deferred by Old Council

Advertising and sale of city property for delinquent 1930 taxes was deferred for 30 days by the old city council after the new council declined policy. The extension moves the tax sale from June 8 to the first Monday in July while the 150000 tax anticipation note is renewed for 30 days.

Old Council Brett UT. UU Trayson Grayson R. Amos First Ward Parker Horne Commercial National Bank Johnson York

Retired farmer Daniel Bray dies at home

Daniel Yancey Bray a retired farmer died at his home 903 Lindsay Street shortly after midnight after an extended illness. He was born July 27 1872 in Randolph County and lived in this city six months with his family after moving from Randolph County. Survived by wife Martha Williamson Bray eight children Roy and Virgil Bray Gertrude Swanna Bertha Estelle Lola Mable Bray one brother Robert Bray of Seagrove five sisters Mrs Henry Scott Mrs Calvin Criscoe Mrs Thomas Davis Mrs James Scott Mrs Eber Hayes all of Randolph County Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Needham's Grove Christian Church Moore County with burial in the church cemetery. The pew party will leave the home at noon.

Daniel Yancey Bray Lindsay Street Randolph County Wesley Sarah Hussey Bray Martha Williamson Moore County Gertrude Swanna Bertha Estelle Lola Mable Bray Roy Virgil Bray Robert Bray Seagrove Henry Scott Calvin Criscoe Thomas Davis James Scott Eber Hayes Needham’s Grove Christian Church J. C. Cummins Hemp

Barber shop break in at Wright and Payne in Mechanicsville

The Wright and Payne barbershop in Mechanicsville was entered last night through a back window by marauders. Nothing was missing except twelve cakes of toilet soap. Detectives S. E. Batley and M. C. Hoover from the bureau of identification investigated the incident.

Wright and Payne Mechanicsville S. E. Batley M. C. Hoover The Bureau of Identification

Final P T Meeting At Elm St School

The final meeting of the year for Elm Street School Parent Teacher Association will be held tonight at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Children will furnish the program and afterwards parents will tour the rooms to view the year’s work exhibit.

Elm Street

Black Draught Praised by Mrs Mahala Atkins Ironton OH

Mrs Mahala Atkins of Ironton Ohio writes that Black Draught gives relief from stomach trouble caused by constipation. She states indigestion gas and pain under the ribs improved after taking few doses and that she has used Black-Draught for years.

Mahala Atkins Ironton Ohio

High Point Youth Arrested on Seduction Charge

Harold McMahan 16 of 1400 East Green Street, a High Point High School student, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Co L Gray this morning on a seduction charge filed by 15 year old Marjorie Wood of Yadkin College Davidson County. He was questioned at police HQ and jailed until a $500 bond was posted. the warrant came from Lexington recorder's court. McMahan claimed innocence and said the charge was likely fixed.

Harold McMahan John McMahan East Green Street High Point High School Co. L. Gray Marjorie Wood Yadkin College Davidson County Recorder’s Court Lexington Gray McMahan

Methodist Protestants to Attend Washington Convention

Large numbers of Methodist Protestants from the city plan to travel to Washington D C for the church convention opening tonight and running through Friday. Local clergy and college group members will present addresses and participate in the program with trips back through the Shenandoah Valley and Natural Bridge after the event.

Washington, D. C National Capital G. I. Humphreys N. M. Harrison Alexander Rankin Washington S. W. Taylor P. S. Kennett Mary E. Young P. E. Lindley R. H. Gunn Margaret Sloan Mildred Luce Roy S. Farmer J. H. Mourane Floyd Garrett A Capalla E. B. Stimson M. P. Children’s Home

Journal to feature Wingate Andrews school plans

Wingate Andrews, superintendent of city schools, received a request from the American School Board Journal for an article with pictures and floor plans of the new junior high school under construction. The Milwaukee publication targets school admins and architects with a national circulation.

Wingate Andrews American School Board Journal Milwaukee Wis Andrews

Shaw to Lead Midweek Prayer Service in Pastor’s Absence

The midweek prayer service at First Methodist Protestant Church will be led by R. H. Shaw at 7:45 PM in the absence of Rev. Roy I. Farmer, who will deliver the annual baccalaureate at Gibsonville High School. Afterward, Farmer and Mrs. Farmer will drive to Washington for the Methodist Protestant church general convention.

First Methodist Protestant Church R. H. Shaw Roy I. Farmer Gibsonville High School Gibsonville Farmer Washington Methodist Protestant Church

Ragan Secures City Tax Cut for Beeson Hardware Case

City council, by a 3 to 2 vote, compromised Beeson Hardware taxes owed for 1924–28, wiping $2,618.92 from an $8,094.75 claim after county auditors found unlisted receivables and notes. Ragan argued many items were bad debt, with county approval of a 30 percent reduction on receivables, 30 percent on notes and mortgages.

High Point R. R. Nakai Beeson Hardware Company MY. Na Parker Johnson Horne York Horace Haworth Ragan Haworth Mr. Ragan Mr. Haworth Beeson Willis Booth Beeson Hardware Guilford County

Sub-Committees Appointed For Spring Flower Show

Sub-committees for the first annual city wide Spring Flower show to be staged May 28 and 29 at the Southern Exposition building were named at a High Point city beautiful group meeting. The event features cash prizes and special premiums from the High Point Rose club including multiple rose bushes and medals. Committees cover staging publicity merchandise classification table display syneci men and other duties with numerous club members listed. Gardens preparation follows under several garden clubs with named factions handling formal informal and rock gardens.

Exposition Building Southern Exposition High Point “City Beautiful” Organization Elwood Hotel Jesse Harris High Point Rose Club Howard Hickory Nursery Company American Rose Society Geo. Peterson Nursey Company Glen St. Mary Nursery Company J. van Lindley Nursery Company Donald Pyle Company T. A. Sykes H. A. Millis

GOART OF HONOR HELD LAST NIGHT

Six Uwharrie Council scouts received merit badges and 14 advanced in rank at the May court of honor held at Wesley Memorial church. Supervisors included C. E. Fdiffendal, G. B. Daniel, O. Dalk Smith, and Scout Executive Bunn W. Hackney.

Uwharrie Council Wesley Memorial Church C. E. Diffendal G. B. Daniel O. Dalk Smith Bunn W. Hackney Frank Sizemore Howard Byrd Ald Jester Thurlow Kearns Thomas Pitts Clyde Bass James Sloop Gilbert Clark Milford Byerly Ellis Roach Stephen Bundy Thomas Ragsdale Robert Parker Worth Wicke Herman Hethcox D. P. Whitley, Jr David Cooper Truman Hilton Clyde Bass, Jr John Greer

Niagara Falls Power Flow Measured At Two Million Tons

A report states about 2,000,000 tons of water pass over Niagara Falls each minute, indicating the vast daily volume of the historic cataract and its hydrological significance.

Niagara Falls

South Carolina Sees Major Boost in Sweet Potato Crop

Officials project a significant expansion of South Carolina sweet potato production this year with higher yields and wider acreage. Growers expect improved prices and market availability as harvest advances.

South Carolina

High Point College to Hold Commencement Week Activities

Dr J Henry Highsmith will deliver the literary address at the college commencement Monday June 1. Dr G I Humphreys president will give the baccalaureate sermon at First Methodist Protestant church with Rev J Leas Green speaking to religious organizations May 31. Alumni banquet May 28 and class day events precede final exercises Monday morning with diplomas awarded.

J. Henry, Highsmith High Point College G. I. Humphreys J. Leas Green A. M D. D Baltimore Roberts Hall Herman E. Coble Humphreys Green Highemith

Civil Court Postpones May Civil Term One Week

The May two week civil term of High Point municipal court was postponed to Tuesday May 19 due to absent attorneys. Three contested divorces were granted including Margaret C Willis from Charles B Willis, H N Wood from Anne Young Wood and Priscilla M Robinson from L J Robinson. The police court will be held Friday morning as planned.

High Point Wne Margaret C. Willis W. C. Coble Greensboro Charlies B. Willis

One Cent a Day Insurance Policy Feature

A National Protective Insurance Association accident policy promotes 100 per month for 12 months benefits totaling 1000 to 1500 at death for a cost of one cent daily. The policy is issued from Scarritt Building in Kansas City Missouri.

National Protective Insurance Association Scarritt Bill G Kansas City

National Protective Vows Free 10 Day Insurance Inspection

Advertises a policy offer urging readers to send name age and address along with beneficiary details for a no medical exam plan. Claims over 150000 policies in force and pushes writing National Protective during a limited special offer period.

National Protective

Government Loses Abstract Delaying Post office Site

Washington May 12 Government delays arise as the title abstract for High Point’s new postoffice is missing. A corrected copy may be provided but the original is preferred if found. Officials conduct an exhaustive search and may require a duplicate if the document does not turn up in a few days.

Washington High Point Postoffice Department of Justice Justice Department United States District Attorney Justice Ithin Igh Point

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