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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1930

Page

12

Guilford County Poised to Lead North Carolina Population

Census figures show Guilford County with 132,769 residents in April, a 65.5 percent rise since 1920. Greensboro and High Point lead gains, with Morehead and Gilmer townships adding 24,493 new residents over the decade.

Mecklenburg Forsyth Guilford County North Carolina Oliver M. Perry Guilford Greensboro High Point Trinity Archdale Randolph County Joseph T. Allen Morehead Gilmer Elm Street Gilmer Township Morehead Township Morehead, Gilmer

Insurance Dept Notice Alters Disability Clause in 1930

Attention Folks by order of the Insurance Department of North Carolina on May 31 1930 we must change our present Total and Permanent Disability Clause. For the next 15 days a special Perfect Protection Combination illustration offers weekly 825.00 for 52 weeks if wholly disabled by sickness and 25.00 weekly for Libb if wholly disabled by injury. 1600.00 first-year if totally and permanently disabled by sickness or disease with 800.00 yearly thereafter. No further premiums, one deduction from face of policy, 1600.00 yearly if disabled by accident. 2500.00 payable at natural death and 800.00 at accidental death. Class No. 1t Annual Reposit at Age 85 SSG.70

Ins. Dept. of N. C Face of Life

Candy trends favor small Penny portions and 5 and 10 cent bars

The Commerce Department foodstuffs division reports Americans prefer penny portions and small candy packages. The survey shows a shift away from elaborate gift boxes toward simple, affordable candy formats.

Washington America Department of Commerce

Cardui praised by local woman after long illness

Miss Myrtle Blake of Muskogee Oklahoma says a year of Cardui treatment improved her health after a protracted illness. She describes severe weight loss and constant headaches, notes relief after Cardui Home Treatment, and recommends the tonic for others.

Muskogee Okla Cardini Myrtle Blake Cherokee Avenue Cardus Cardui

Deaf convention to open first North Carolina Sunday School association of the Deaf

More than seven are expected for the banquet at Wesley Memorial church as the first annual convention opens. The 14 statewide Sunday school classes will gather with Dr. J. A. Tillinghast of Converse College slated to speak at the banquet and a lecture tomorrow afternoon. New officers will be elected and business conducted at tonight’s event.

Wesley Memorial Church North Carolina Sunday School Association of the Deaf Raleigh J. A. Tillinghast Converse College Spartanburg S. C South Tillinghast Broadhurst Theater

Doctors Stanley and Walker Attend Winston Meeting

Dr. A. P. Staley and Nathaniel Walker of this city left for Winston-Salem to attend the Educational Congress of the Southeastern Division of the American Optometric Association. The meeting runs through Wednesday with leading optometric scientists and educators on the program. Dr. George S. Houghton of Boston will be guest of honor.

A. P. Staley Nathaniel Walker Winston-Salem American Optometric Association George S. Houghton Boston

Mrs. Mary Helms Laid To Rest In Lebanon Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Helms who died suddenly at her Long street home Thursday were held yesterday at 3 30 p m by Rev W H MecCurley evangelists from Georgia Interment followed at Lebanon cemetery Pallbearers were J W Montgomery E M Yokley Lee Everhardt A D Mischoe Jesse Stone and L F Vereen Flowers carried by Alta Morgan Alma Ferree Ruth Green Myrtle Anderson Pauline Sexton Lucille Holder Hazel Fields Bonnie Crumpler Leona Henderson Dixie McArthur

Mary Helms Long Street W. H. MecCurley Georgia Lebanon Cemetery J. W. Montgomery E. M. Yokley Lee Everhardt A. D. Mischoe Jesse Stone L. F. Vereen Alta Morgan Alma Ferree

Thomasville Evangelistic Club Sets Salvation Army Meet

The Thomasville Evangelistic club with about 20 men led by Mr Surrells will conduct services at the Salvation Army building on South Main Street tomorrow night at 7 45. Adjutant John O Beirne is in New York for a national conference and Golden Jubilee. The public is invited.

Thomasville Evangelistic Club Surrells Salvation Army South Main Street John O’beirne New York

Last Rites For Cochran Child Held At Home

Funeral services for Harold David Cochran son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cochran were conducted at the family home 607 Davidson street by Rev O L Ruth Pilgrim Holiness church. Burial followed in Oakwood cemetery with flowers carried by Pauline Deaton Corless Basinger Helen Grissom Lucile Owens Thelma Basinger Elervine Deaton James Deaton Edgar Grissom Ray Grissom June Owens and Raney Furr.

Harold David Cochran Robert Cochran Davidson Street Rev O. L. Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church Oakwood Cemetery Pauline Deaton Corless Basinger Helen Grissom Lucile Owens Thelma Basinger Elervine Deaton James Deaton Edgar Grissom Ray Grissom June Owens Raney Furr

Notice of administration in Guilford County North Carolina

D H Parnell has qualified as administrator of the estate of Josephine Parnell deceased. Creditors must present claims by May 20 1931 or be barred. Debtors must payment to the administrator. Signed May 16 1939 Austin Turner attorneys.

State of North Carolina Guilford County D. H. Parnell Josephine Parnell Austin & Turner

Music to Feature Services Sunday at multiple churches

The report lists morning and evening worships across congregations including First Baptist Central Friends First Methodist Protestant First Presbyterian Lutheran Emmanuel Episcopal St Marys Reformed Hilliard Memorial West End Baptist Green Street Mt Edwards and St Edwards Catholic Church with varied sermons and special music by school groups and college teams. Preachers cover Pentecost evangelism worship and scriptural themes from The Shadow of the Almighty to Watch How Ye Walk.

First Baptist Church High Point College T. C. Johnson Central Friends T. A. Sykes Central Friends Church, S H. A. White Ey Hs First Methodist Protestant R. S. Farmer E. Laster Ballard First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church Charles Haddon Nabers Dan W. Smith Lutheran Church Jesus Emmanuel Lutheran Church Young Peoples’ Service League Green St. Baptist George T. Tunstall Green Street Baptist Church Barnette Southern Baptist Convention New Orleans Mt. Edward’s St. Edward’s Catholic Church Father Luke Father Manley

Hickory Builders Win Lexington Freight Station Contract

Elliott Building company of Hickory secures the Lexington freight station project. Work begins with a tool house on the depot lot and brick work awarded to P. M. Clark. Depot measures about 198 by 46 feet plus a 105 by 47 foot platform shed. completion expected by September 1.

Lexington Elliott Building Company Hickory P. M. Clark Highway 66 Welcome A. F. Feezer Newton

Ten Billion In Electricity

New York reports the nation holds a 10 billion dollar investment in the electric light and power industry. The figure comes from the National Electric Light Association.

New York National Electric Light Association

Walton League 10 Meet in Raleigh

Waltonia council of North Carolina schedules a luncheon meeting at the Sir Walter hotel in Raleigh on May 20 at 12 30 p m with representatives from over 50 chapters expected. Speakers will discuss conservation subjects and Burton H Smith will report on the national meeting in Chicago. R G Finley of North Wilkesboro is council president and H R Marshall of Wilson is secretary treasurer.

Raleigh Burton H. Smith Izaak Walton League Chicago North Carolina Council R. G. Finley North Wilkesboro Waltonian Council of North Carolina H. R. Marshall Wilson

Death Notice Mrs J T Davis Temple Ga

News reached this city of the death of Mrs J T Davis in Temple Georgia. She died Thursday and leaves a daughter Mrs R C Rogers and a host of friends in this city who recall her visits.

R. C. Rogers J. T. Davis Temple Davis

Public Auction of Lot 8 Brentwood Guilford NC

Trustee's sale of Lot No 8 Block Cc Brentwood J S Worth Subdivision Guilford County North Carolina 50 by 159 feet cash terms. Auction at Greensboro Court House Door Tuesday June 10 1930 at 1 30 PM.

Brentwood J. S. Worth Office of the Register of Deeds Guilford Count North Carolina Franklin Street IDOL Peacock & Dalton, Attys

Dr. George Crowell to Attend Insurance Meeting in Atlanta

Dr. George H. Crowell, local agent for New York Life, leaves for Atlanta to attend a May 19–20 meeting at the Biltmore in honor of Vice-President Thomas A. Buckner. About 1,000 southern agents expected. trip honors his January February March business.

George H. Crowell New York Life Insurance Company Atlanta Thomas A. Buckner Atlanta Biltmore Hotel South Crowell

Aviator Clark Reaches Philadelphia With Plane

Captain George A. Clark left for Philadelphia in a plane owned by Charles L. Amos. Fog forced a 2 10 p m forced landing in Baltimore where he spent the night. He continued to Philadelphia yesterday with Amos planning to return tomorrow. Flying time Philadelphia to High Point is about four and a half hours.

George A. Clark Philadelphia Charles L. Amos Baltimore Mr. Amos High Point

Shoes Made of Fogs and Baby Shark Skins Stir Fashion

The year features unusual footwear including skins of fogs and baby sharks. The shark leather is noted as very expensive and is sold by the inch, highlighting luxury materials driving trends.

Notice of Re Sale in High Point Guilford NC

Notice of resale under a deed of trust by Nettie V Fraizer and Cc E Fraizer. The sale at 11:00 AM May 23 1930 will be to the highest cash bidder on the property in High Point Guilford NC. The parcel includes land and improvements on Circle Drive starting at a point on the west line.

Guilford County Nettie V. Frazier Cc. E. Frazier Register of Deeds City High Point County of Guilford State of North Carolina Circle Drive

Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County NC

Under and by virtue of a deed of trust dated May 29 1928 to Wachovia Bank & Trust Company trustee, default on indebtedness, trustee to sell at public auction at the east door of the Greensboro courthouse at 2 00 pm on June 9 1930. Property in High Point township described starting at an iron stake on West Main Street.

Lumon R. Minor Nellie May Minor W. A. J. Idol Equitable Life Assurance Society of United States Office of the Register of Deeds Guilford County North Carolina Court House Greensboro Wexler Land Company North Main Street H. A. Bencini A. M. Rankin High Point N C Wachovia Bank & Trust Company Lovelace & Kirkman M. C. Rowland Office of the Register of Deeds High Point Township

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C Lass N. L. Garner Commercial National Bank Lady Thedford McDonald Service North Main Church Streets Firestone Woman's Wesley Bible Class Peacock Bible Class Chamber of Commerce Stanley Walker Winston Meeting Mrs. Mary Helms Thomasville Club Meet For Salvation Army Cochran Reformed Church First Reformed Church Christian Endeavor Hilliard Memorial Hilliard Memorial Church J. M. Hilliard Hilliard West End Baptist Hoyle Love West Ehnd Baptist Church Abraham Hickory Builders Walter T. Thok North Main St Sykes R—T George Crowell Montlieu Avenue C. KE. Frazier June A. Johnson C. F Commercial National Bank OF Garland B. Daniel Clark WM. F. Freeman W. Washington St W. Broad MR. Shipper MR. Consignee Tri-City Motor Wachova Bank High Point Perpetual Building The V. A. J. Idol V. Pres Treas C. H. Ellis Matton Drug Co W. M. Tucker R. E. Betts Geo. A. Matton
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