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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1931
Page
2
Irene and Tommy clash over Beryl Everett after she lands a radio audition. A celebratory home arrival follows, with Beryl proudly revealing a limousine and flowers from her loyal gang. Family members react with mixed pride as the scene closes on Beryl’s rising success.
Beryl’s charity radio gift, a flower radio funded by a benefit for Snooks, wins cheers as war friends carry it to the front porch. Tommy’s coolness to her triumph fuels Irene’s schemes to keep their romance alive, with marriage as a potential distraction from Beryl’s rising popularity. The scene ends with Irene’s plan to marry Tommy, seeking public attention and personal validation.
Edward D. Lynde, director of Associated Charities Cleveland, warns widespread joblessness risks pauperization though most workers prefer jobs to aid. With a 400-strong staff and April aid of 162000, the group plans limited relief, while emphasizing self help and rehabilitation.
Trustees under a 1926 deed of trust will auction property at 2:00 PM in Greensboro in front of a house. The lot at 1003 Forrest Avenue, High Point, Guilford County, is described with bearings and bounds, part of Plat No. 7 page 47. sale date June 6, 1931.
The text notes ongoing labor and craft work by lodgers at a cost averaging eight cents per day. Beggars roam the streets and are dispatched to the workhouse for confinement or labor.
On May 16 1917 German forces launched a major attack along a two and a half mile front northeast of Soissons aimed at breaking French lines north of Laffaux Mill and near La Fere. French counter attacks and sheer numbers eventually regained ground despite initial German gains.
Notice of foreclosure sale under a deed of trust by Wilber E Crary and Mildred Crary to Carolina Mortgage dated November 1 1926. Sale set for 10 AM at Munin ee ee er 1931 showing property details including Lot Nos 153 and 184 and description on Kearns Street Richardson Avenue and North Wrenn Street. Default cited in securing debt with sale to be conducted by A Renee Brooks and Smith ttys Greensboro NC.
The report notes a prolonged German offensive that fails to break through, with enemy advances bogging down at scattered trenches. It describes heavy casualties and wreckage as the tide of the assault swells and then ebbs, leaving a costly setback for the attackers.
A 1931 deed recording details an undivided parcel, book and page references, and party names including Bundy, Annie Bun, Rowland, and a Guilford County register office notice. The record cites Carolina Mortg and Co. and attorneys Peacock & Dalton.
Qualified as Administratrix for the Mary E F Sanford estate in North Carolina. All persons with claims against the estate must present them by a specified date or be barred from recovery. Creditors asked to file their claims promptly with the administratrix.
An executor announces the administrator of the estate of the deceased. The notice identifies the executor’s representation and the authority to recover debts or claims. Published from the Wachovia Building address with docket numbers 4:7-18-25,52-09-16.
Trustee sells real property under power of sale for Equitable Life Assurance Society. The parcel lies on Jones Street, 55 feet frontage with 150 feet depth to an alley in North Carolina. Terms: cash. Date and parties listed. legal notice style reflects 1931 notice.
Notice to creditors and heirs to settle the Horace estate promptly. Adminstratrix Mrs. H. L. Freeman directs all claims be presented before a specified date. Samuel G. Daniel represents the administratrix at 103 Washington St.
Public auction at 11:00 A M May 20 1931 responds to a default on notes securing indebtedness held by the Commercial Bank of High Point Trustee. Property described as No 603 Granby Street and Lot 2 Block 3 Snow map, shown in Guilford County North Carolina records. The sale aims to satisfy liens and costs with proceeds to be paid cash to highest bidder.
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