Junior Seniors Dances at State University in Chapel Hill
Carolina students held the Junior Prom Senior Ball and a tea dance in the Tin Can. Isham Jones will play Commencement finals in June. The three dances featured house parties by Phi Delta Theta Alpha Tau Omega and Delta Sigma Pi with many attendees from numerous colleges and towns.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Carolina
Terpsichorde
Isham Jones
W. 8
H. M. Wagstaff
John Lasley
Phi Delta Theta
Alpha Tau Omega
Delta Sigma Pi
Mieses Velva Hayden
High Point
Bernice Willis
Morehead City
Sara Shores
Rockingham
Juanita Hood
Sally Couch
Charlote
Tillie Robertson
Mary Rice
Margaret Crews
Kendall May
Greensboro
Sally Moore Peppin
Littleton
Frances Land
Chadbourn
Deborah Carland
Asheville
Margaret Wilder
Louisburg
Katherine O’fara
Kings Mountain
Marjorie Whitaker
Asheboro
Miriam Kahn
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Gwendolyn Cheshire
Reidsville
Ruth Williams
Mary Alice Dunning
Williamston
Mary Ethel Wilson
Winston-Salem
Martha Thomas
Richmond
Mary Barry
Norfolk
Mary Bess Landingham
Scotland Neck
Legion Auxiliary to Meet Thursday Night
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday evening May 19 at 7 45 at the home of Mrs Charles Kephart on Johnson Street. Associate hostesses will be Mrs John Peacock Mrs Lewis Teague and Mrs Jack Bur Plans will be made for Po Day and Memorial Day and members are asked to note the change in meeting day due to conflicts.
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American Legion Auxiliary Wi
Charles Kephart
Johnson Street
John Peacock
Lewis Teague
Jack Bur
Re Club
Country Club
Tom Powel
Circle To Hold Meeting Tonight At Mrs Hayworths Home
Circle two of the Women s Auxiliary of the Methodist Protestant church meets at 8 o clock tonight with Miss Clara Hayworth on Ray street. The Stephens Bible Study class gathers Wednesday at 8 pm at 800 Lindsay street with Mrs J E Perryman. Tea for Circle six of Wesley Memorial is Friday at 4 pm at 902 Forrest Hill drive hosted by Mrs C A York. Observations on travels abroad and musical selections will be shared.
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American Association of University Women
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
T. Wingate Andrews
Margaret Sloan
Mildred Luce
High Point College Music
Wilder
Williams
Norfolk
First Presbyterian Church
Circle Number One
Edwin Fellow
National Federation of Music Clubs
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Clara Hayworth
Ray Street
Stephens
J. E. Perryman
George Stephens
Christ
R. T. Amos
Forrest Hill Drive
Circle Number Six
Wesley Memorial Church
C. A. York
H. A. Millis
L. C. Matton
B. Jones
Duke Eightieth Commencement Announces Visiting Speakers
Duke University marks its eightieth commencement starting Sunday June 5 with three notable visitors. Assistant Secretary Rogers of the State Department will give the commencement address. Dr Newton, rector of St James Episcopal Church in Overbrook Philadelphia, will deliver the sermon. Dr Thayer of Johns Hopkins will speak at ivy planting ceremonies honoring Sir William Osler marking the medical school debut.
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Duke University
Rogers
Department of State
Washington, D. C
Newton
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Overbrook
Philadelphia
Thayer
Johns Hopkins University
William Osler
Family Reunion Planned by Craven and Pope Clans
A reunion will be held Sunday May 22 by the Craven and Pope families at the Orren Craven home place in Abbots Creek Davidson county. Honorees are Mr. and Mrs. Shubl Craven and their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson of Indianapolis Ind. Dinner will follow in the old fashioned basket style.
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Craven
Pope
Orren Craven
Abbots Creek
Davidson County
Shubl Craven
Earl Johnson
Indianapolis
Ind
Reward Offered in Death of Albert Rudisill
The company that employed him and its owners added a $200 reward for conviction of those responsible for Albert Rudisill’s death. His body was found weeks ago in a warehouse, draped in women’s clothing with a grotesquely rouged face.
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Albert Rudisill
Growth extract pumps up bulldogs and rats
Scientists report in animal growth experiments using pituitary fluid from oxen and sheep to double the size of bulldogs salamanders and rats. The injections produced rapid enlargement across species and raised questions about growth control research.
Sale of Valuable Land by Trustee in Guilford County
Trustee sells at public auction in Higan North Carolina on June 11 1932 at 3 05 a m a tract of Lots 91 and 92 in Washing Terrace Guilford County described by Plat Book 6 page 181 cash terms. Names Thomas McNeely Bernice McNeely trustee A J Oh and Dred Peacock attorney.
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Thomas McNeely
Bernice McNeely
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Higan
North Carolina
Gotred County
Washin Terrace
Guilford Coen
A. J. Oh
Dred Peacock
Atty
Special Hair Deals Advertised for Permanent Waves
A vintage ad offers permanent waves for 5.00 each, 2 for 6.00, and 7.00 for two waves, plus facial services at a local shoppe. Contact via phone 44270.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in High Point North Carolina
Public sale under deed of trust dated December 10 1930 to be held at the courthouse in Point North Carolina at 2 PM May 26 1932. Property described as Lot Nos 66 in Wood subdivision bounded by Worth Avenue Roy Samuels East Green Street and J Worth line. Trustees Cutchins B T Thompson. unpaid taxes due.
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Vicginia
Carolina
Southern
Cletus Southern
A Point
North Carolina
Landford
North Caroline
High Point
Worth Avenue
Roy Samuels
East Green Street
J. Worth
Ekdane
J Worth
Wood
Ae Point
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
SON
Cutchins
B. T. Thompson
Auction Notice of Guilford County Land Sale in High Point
Executed by W. R. Bowles and Sarah Bowles on January 2 1928 and recorded in Guilford County Book 579 page 167. Defaulted, property to be sold at public auction in front of the Municipal Building High Point NC on Saturday June 11 1932 at 3 25 PM. Lot 2 High Point Developments Plat as recorded in Deeds Office Guilford County.
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W. R. Bowles
Sarah Bowles
Guilford County
High Point
North Carolina
North
the of Deeds of
Guill
R.elborn
the of Deeds
Ford Omer
Pana
Carloina
de Bed
Sourece Street
Elm Street
Thurston Street
Thurston
A. Cecil
T. M. Jarrell
Esther Jarrel
Office of the Register of Deeds
I Point
Orlock P. A
Guilfora
High Point Township
County
Hedrick
Southern Railway
C. T. Willis
R.A
Ritchie
A. J. Idol
Dred Peacock
Loflin
Ord
Point
Point Townsh Quilford County, North Carol Being No. 24 of the Staley &On
Teensboro
Via
Carol Ave
Sale of Valuable Land by Trustee in Guilford County
Trustee sale notices describe multiple parcels in Guilford County North Carolina. Descriptions include beginnings at street corners, bounds along East Commerce Cable streets High Point Township National Highway and railway lines. Notices list dates May 7 1930 and October 1928 deeds, with cash terms and trustee names Dred Peacock W A J Tool and others.
Auction Notice in High Point on June 11 1932
Public auction in High Point North Carolina set for June 11 1932 at 3 pm in front of city hall bids to be cash parcel described as Lots 9 and 10 in Section 7 on Mallory Street east side near Griffith and Sand properties portion abutting the city plots as recorded in Guilford County Deeds with reference to High Point Development Company plot. Dred Peacock attorney.
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Ouilfora County
East Commerce Street
East Commerce and
Cable Streets
8. R. Oe
Garner
Id Sprinkle
8. R
W. B. Sprinkle
Cable Street
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
V. Idol
Dred Peacock
Atty
High Point
Griffith
Sand
Mallory Street
High Point Development Company
Register of Office
A. J. Idol
Property deed description for Welborn Robbins tract dated 1931
Legal boundary description records a land conveyance involving George wife Willie Mae Clemmons on October 12 1931. The survey follows iron stakes and street lines at Fairview Street and adjacent properties of J L Welborn Charlie Robbins and John Pritchard with multiple corner references and distances.
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George
Willie Mae Clemmons
Guilford Oon Ce
Carolina
Ie Gueme Robbins
Welborn
Gilley
J. L. Welborn
S. W. Corner
John Pritchard
S. W. Eee
S&s
Fairview Street
Charlie Robbins
J. J. Welborn
A. J. Idol
Dred Peacock
Atty
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Eloise Barwick
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Helen Wilson
Dorothy Newsome
Baylis Rector
Gay Johnston
Laurel
Miss
Margaret Steadman
Theresa Punaro
Augusta
Mildred Croom
Elizabeth Rusky
Long Island
Margaret Irving
Sweetbriar
Filo Thornburg
Charleston
W. Va
Margaret Leake
Moffitt’s
North Main
Legion Auxiliary
Leon Joiner
Frances Stell
Salisbury
Joiner
P. D. Roueche
Helen Marsh
Dodge Hotel
Carter Dalton
Caroline Dalton
Frank Dalton
Wilkes County
J. L. McMahan
R.C. Loman
T. C. Whittington
Myrtle Shackleford
North Carolina Rebekah State
L. H. Kenney
Robert Fitch
Harris Fitch
Oland Kinney
Monroe, Ga
Mr. Kenney
W. H. Tillman
Atlanta, Ga
Stone Mountain
Grand Park
Mainbocher
Duke
James Grafton Rogers
William Sidney Thayer
Joseph Port Newton
Mrs. Patterson
G. B. Patterson
Alfred Street
Elizabeth
Patterson
Annie Laura
Lula Mae Stanley
Jah Grady
Helen Robbins
Martha Bulla
Myra Caudle
Hazel
Louise Boyd
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Paul Godfrey
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Arthur Matthews
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City of
Aolina
J. C. Welch
Adler Street
Alder Street
Panama
Sartin
High Point'’S
So. Main St
James T. Brown
Lillie Brown
C. F P. Barton
Tom Paige
Green Hill
Guilford Ee
W. A. J. Tool
Guilford
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Dize
Dize Awning Etent CO
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