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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1936
Page
7
Former president Herbert Hoover attended the World Series in New York with George Getz, drawing little recognition from a crowd of about 50 000 as he watched the fly ball and the game with keen interest.
By power of sale in a 1931 deed of trust Edward Sadler to Wachovia Trustee and recorded in Guilford County North Carolina the property at 50 feet frontage on Hay Street High Point is sold for cash at the Guilford County Courthouse at 2 PM October 26 1936. The lot No 38 in College Park J C Welch Farm plot is subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments. The trustee is WACHOVIA BANK TRUST CO with attorney T Pickens.
Heavy rains damaged highways and forced the closure of a country school in Caldwell county. Streams overflowed and highways blocked buses in Happy Valley and Collettsville delaying Edgemont schools, though some reopened later.
Substituted trustee for Home Owners Loan Corporation will sell at public auction in Greensboro at noon on November 4 1936. The property is in High Point and described as Lot 16 and part of Lot 14 in Snow Park Block 10, with chain of title tracing to 1925 and 1933 deeds. A 5 percent cash deposit is required to bid. Auction actions recorded by C Abernethy and D C MacRae.
Alice Alford executes the estate of James Alford in Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by September 25 1937 or be barred. Debts should be settled promptly to the executrix at 1110 Downing Street.
Mrs J F Gaddy of Rowan County is hospitalized with a fractured skull and other injuries after a collision at a street intersection yesterday in Salisbury. The note mentions a statistic about global slavery, stating two million of five million slaves are Chinese girls aged 4 to 18.
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