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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1926
Page
10
New York Oct 3 It is true gowns and coats seem little changed but accessories have gained importance. Hats shoes gloves and handbags no longer suffice. scarves kerchiefs bouquets bracelets and costume jewelry now attend the day outfit while fans shawls and back flowers elevate evening wear.
Greensboro November report notes a proposed High Point theatre likely to join the Publix Theatres and Saenger Theatres merger first disclosed in New York. A visitor involved in the deal says no local theatres are implicated, though the High Point project may be operated by the new combine.
Greensboro Nov 5 A Hi Trotter Robert Newton H B Bell and Alex West received permission from the county commissioners to lay a pipe line along and under the Prospect road from the High Point corporation line.
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs a purified calomel tablet that gives the effects of calomel and salts with no nausea or interference. Take one or two at bedtime with water. next morning the cold is gone and appetite returns. Family package with directions, 35 cents, at drug stores.
Work starts immediately with a mandate to restore the road to its exact grade after use. The 500 foot access point on the Foust property is granted under conditions that no grade changes occur and the road must be replaced as found.
In a witty exchange from Tit-Bits London a hen-pecked husband asks why he was not called a donkey. Mrs Meek counters with playful sarcasm noting he lacks ears and adds humor about needing legs and a better voice.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote as a key healing agent and states the formula treats persistent coughs colds bronchitis and related respiratory diseases with a money back guarantee if not relieved.
A light exchange turns on a comic score between a policeman and a prisoner. The prisoner jokes about the “score” of arrests, reversing the idea of tallying catches with humor.
A bold guarantee claims END-O-CORN will remove corns and callouses regardless of type or prior remedies. If unsatisfied, readers may obtain a guarantee certificate at any drugstore. otherwise write END-O-CORN LABORATORIES, 4 Garfield Blvd., Chicago for follow up.
Trustee announces public sale of land in High Point on Franklin Street. The sale follows four deeds of trust totaling 2800 dollars against A. Kennedy and Milia Kennedy, defaulted for over 90 days. Auction set for Tuesday, November 16, 1924 at 1 30 p m on the premises joining Edwin J Burns and Donna Burns Patton.
Public notice of a property sale by V. A. Idol, trustee, referencing plat in Plat Book 3 page 52. Land described facing Franklin Street with 74 feet frontage and depth 150 feet. Terms are cash. Dated October 14 1926.
Public auction announced for a High Point Guilford County parcel described as Lot No. 30 on the Allison Gray map. The deed of trust for $600, dated April 20, 1926, by Isiah and Lala Smart to W A Idol as trustee, recorded in book 494 page 336, defaulted after over ninety days. Sale on Red Ding Street on November 16, 1926 at 4 30 p m. The lot fronts Redding Street 95 feet, with sides 74 to 83 feet, per plot Book 5 Page 249. October 14 1926.
Public auction to sell a parcel part of the Vesta Johnson Farm in Greensboro on Forest Avenue November 16 1926 at 2 15 PM. Trustee V A J Dol sells under a deed from W A Perham Irah May Perham to High Point Perpetual Building Loan Association to satisfy a 2000 debt. Cash terms.
Public auction of a High Point land parcel for $1 400 09 to W A J Idol Trustee on Nov 16 1926 at 3 45 PM. The tract fronts Mangum Avenue and includes 7250 square feet more or less, with cash terms. Names include J L Stowe Fannie Stowe and Denny T F Wrenn noted in the deed records.
The undersigned trustee Vy A J Idol announces a public auction of the Penny and Hayworth Addition Lot No 13 in Guilford County North Carolina. The 750 dollar deed of trust by Henry and Eva Washington dated December 29 1921 defaulted for over ninety days triggers the sale on November 16 1926 at 3 o clock p m on the premises on North Normal Street High Point NC. The lot fronts North Normal Street 40 feet and runs 67 feet along Lot 12 with 58 feet depth. Continuous with the records in Book 363 Page 287 and Book 4 Page 38.
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