Salem College Man Heads Northwestern NC Education Group
R. W. McDonald of Salem College was elected president of the Northwestern district of the North Carolina Education Association at the eighth annual convention. Miss Nettie Brodgen and Miss Kathleen Emerson were named vice chairwoman and secretary, respectively. Dr. H. C. McKown delivered the main address urging active, holistic education and student involvement, and Winston-Salem will host next year’s gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. McDonald
Salem College
North Carolina Education Association
L. R. Johnston
Nettie Brodgen
Greensboro
Guilford County
Kathleen Emerson
Winston-Salem
Mclwown
John W. Cook
McKown
Committee On
E. J. Cole Krane
A. T. Allen
Younce Confident of Winning Solicitorship Race
Democratic candidate George A. Younce announced in a press statement that he is confident of carrying the 12th district by an overwhelming majority and defeating his Republican opponent in Stokes County. He predicts a minimum 1200 vote margin in Davidson and more than 8000 in Guilford, citing county work disparities and prior campaign work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Younce
12Th Judicial District
Stokes
Younce
M. QO. Jones
Danbury
Davidson County
Mr. Younce
Jones
Guilford
Davidson
Black Draught praised for relief in Gainesville user note
Mrs. L Freeman of 121 Grove Street Gainesville says Thedford's Black Draught helped her long suffered constipation causing fatigue headaches and gas pains. She notes quick relief and calls it harmless and easy to take praising its long use and recommending it widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Thedford
New Coplon Company Formed for New Bern Store
Certificates of incorporation issued show The New Coplon company of New Bern formed to run a general department store with 999 shares of no par stock. Subscriptions total nine shares by George S. Holland Minnie Scales and Sally Cox of New Bern. Coffield House Furnishing company of Asheboro organizes a furniture store with $50,000 capital, $300 subscribed by H. L. Coffield M. H. Coffield and H. L. Coffield Jr. of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralwwigh
James A. Hartness
New Coplon Company of
New Hern
George Ss. Holland
Minnie Scales
Sally Cox
New Bern
Coffield House Furnishing Company
Asheboro
Patrolmen Return From Negro State Fair
Patrolmen J. R. Stafford and R. S. Harris return from the Negro State fair in Raleigh as the fifth district highway patrol completes duties at annual fairs and resumes regular duties across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Stafford
R. S. Harris
Raleigh
Fifth District Highway Patrol
Mittie Boyles Rites Held at Mt Olive Baptist Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mittie Boyles who died at her daughter's home in Stokes County followed a brief illness. The service was led by W P McCarter and Rev J M Hilliard at Mt Olive Baptist Church with interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers and flowers were listed, and a brief service preceded the procession. The church was filled to overflowing as friends paid their respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittie Boyles
C. R. Alen
Welborn Street
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Stokes County
W. P. McCarter
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
E. D. Turner
N. Smith
M. PP. Sechrest
Smith
E. D. Crisco
M. QO. Allen
Ruth Turner
Helen Huff
Edna Gross
Luna Wood
Ella Hipp
Myrtle Kitchen
Jimmie Harris
Viola Nelson
Gordon Rites Held From Sandy Ridge
Funeral services for John Henry Gordon, who died at his home near Deep River church, were held at Sandy Ridge M. E. church Friday at 2 oclock. Rev. J D Crawford led the service with Rev. Hill of Colfax assisting. Pallbearers included A Ward James Ward Clarence Ward Eugene Ward M F Hedgecock and J W Weir. Flowers were carried by Mrs C M Shields Miss Mozelle Shields Miss Eleanor Ward Mrs C Br Jones Mrs Charlie Weir Mrs Charlie Anderson and Miss Debbie Parrish. Interment followed in Sandy Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Gordan
Deep River Church
Sandy Ridge M. FE
J. D. Crawford
Mr. Hill
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Colfax
C. M. Shields
Mozelle Shields
Eleanor Ward
C. Br. Jones
Charlie Weir
Charlie Anderson
Debbie Parrish
Six Weeks Old Police Pup Joins Y W C A Staff
A six weeks old full blooded police pup joins the Y W C A staff. The pup has no name yet and is expected to be christened soon by owner Miss Virginia Carrier. The pup rests in an empty cracker box and roams under tables and chairs while displaying sympathetic eyes and a gentle bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Carrier
First Baptist Mission Day Noted by Sunday School
The Sunday school at First Baptist Church will observe Mission Day during the regular assembly. Mrs. S. R. Matthews leads a special mission program with an offering for missions. Dr. A. B. Conrad preaches at morning service on Unconscious Influence and at night on The Christian Home, closing the October Model Home series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist State Mission
First Baptist Church
R. Matthews
A. B. Conrad
Christian Home
Plane taxis offer four for the price of one
Paris air travel now follows car taxi practice with a flat rate for four passengers in a single plane. The scheme launched after a major hotel announced a plane service for its guests to enhance comfort and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Magnifying Glass Made From Telephone Mouthpiece
A small magnifying glass can be made by inserting a strong spectacle lens into the narrow end of a telephone mouthpiece.
Bids Sought for Police and Fire Uniforms in High Point
The City of High Point invites sealed bids for furnishing uniform requirements of the Police and Fire Departments. Bids due by 8 p m on November 4, 1930, reviewed in City Hall Council Chamber. Submit on provided forms with five percent bid bond. officials reserve right to reject all bids. E M Knox City Manager High Point NC Lo 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Council Chamber
North Carolina
E. M. Knox
Oakes Arrested Here for Forgery in City Election
H. Oakes assistant High Point fire chief was arrested today on forgery charges tied to the May 7 1929 city election. He posted a $1000 bond for Guilford Superior Court November 17. Indicted with Mrs Ethel Muse, he allegedly forged an affidavit and absentee ballot in Miss Annabell Parnell’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. UU. Oakes
High Point
C. L. Gray
Guilford Superior Court
J. R. Newton
R. B H. Blair
Oakes
Ethel Muse
Durham
Guilford County
Grand Jury
Annabell Parnell
W. A. Davis
Miss Parnell
S. C
New Use For Old Dresses Found By Guilford Women
Greensboro October 25. Guilford county women found new uses for old dresses at club meetings where redesign was studied. Dresses were repurposed for children with some nearly back in style with minor changes. Other county clubs received lessons on making cake and sandwiches for fireside gatherings as winter nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
Addie Houston
Mrs. Asenith M. White Dies Near City
Mrs. Asenith M. White wife of Jacob White of High Point route one died at her granddaughter s home last night at 11 after a four week illness. Born in Guilford county December 7 1854 she married Jacob White January 1877 and was a Lebanon M P church member. Surviving are the husband a daughter A L Gordon a brother W C Welborn two sisters Mary Harvey and J M Norwood five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Spring Hill M P church Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Elders P W and M N Williard. burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asenith M. White
Jacob White
High Point
Route One
Garnett Williard
Mrs. White
Guilford County
Isaac and
Mary Nichols Welborn
Mr. White
Lebanon M. P. Church
A. L. Gordon
W. C. Welborn
Mary Harvey
J. M. Norwood
Raleigh
Spring Hill M. P
P. W
M. N. Williard
The
Primitive Baptist Church
Raleigh Auditorium Fire Destroys City Venue
A blaze gutted Raleigh's $125,000 city auditorium late last night, leaving four blackened walls. The fire, possibly caused by wiring, threatened the city hall portion of the same structure. Fire Chief W. K. Hollis and state fire marshal Sherwood Brockwell led firefighting efforts as dancers witnessed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
City Auditorium
City Hall
W. KE. Hollis
Hollis
Sherwood Brockwell
German three wheeler taxi carries five passengers
A German design introduces a three wheeled taxi motorcycle capable of transporting five passengers plus the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Banquet Meeting of Schoolmasters Draws Large Greensboro Crowd
Over 100 attendees packed the Sheraton for the Piedmont Schoolmasters Club monthly banquet. Dr H C McKown urged integrating extracurriculars into the program to build character and avoid dull recitations. Dr R L Lyman of Chicago spoke briefly. Guy B Phillips led as club president. The group accepted Burlington High School as host for the November session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Schoolmasters’ Club
Sheraton Hotel
North Carolina Education Association
H. C. Mec-Kown
University of Pittsburgh
R.L. Lyman
Chicago University
Guy B. Phillips
Greensboro
Postmaster York Reported Better
Postmaster O. R. York is resting more comfortably at home after two days of confinement due to a heart attack or stroke. Dr. S. S. Coe said the condition is not serious despite impairment of the right leg and a possible return to the office next week depending on paralysis recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. York
Louise Avenue
S. S. Coe
York
Help Wanted to Deliver Tragic Montana Message
A long distance call to J. D. Koonce requested delivering news that a man’s sister or sister in law named Klick had a brother killed in Montana yesterday. Koonce could not identify the recipient here and asks The Enterprise to help reach the woman if she lives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Koonce
Lime as Remedy for Cabbage Clubroot Disease
Hydrated lime, a common and inexpensive chemical, has proven effective in treating clubroot disease in cabbage.
Negro Murdered In Thomasville
John Henry Harris a garbage collector was killed by a 32 caliber pistol in an early morning dispute with Will Clark in Thomasville. Harris was found on Church street around 1 30 by police and Clark was arrested and jailed for murder. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Harris
Thomasville
Will Clark
Church Street
Clark
Harris
Notice of Sale of Land in Greensboro North Carolina
Public auction to the highest cash bidder on November 3, 1930, at Greensboro Court House door for property at 1614 McConnell Street Guilford County North Carolina. The trust deed, dated December 9, 1929, secures a debt to Central Bank & Trust Company as Trustee for Bearer with J R Richmond et ux and Lavinia Richmond. The parcel is described as a lot on McConnell Street beginning at a stake on the southwest side and includes specific boundary bearings and distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Richmond
Et Ux
Lavinia Richmond
Central Bank & Trust Company
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
City of
County of
Guilford
State of
McConnell Street
James R. Richmond
James R. A. Power
Office of the Register of Deeds
J. C. Alexander
Sale of Land Foreclosure by Keystone Cabinet Co Trustee
Foreclosure sale of real estate in Guilford county North Carolina by C M Hauser trustee. On November 17 1930 at 10 30 am the premises in High Point will be sold at public auction comprising Tract No 1 with boundaries including Lee street and John Walker's corner as described in the 1929 deed of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Cabinet Company
North Carolina
C. M. Hauser
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
High Point
S. E. Willis
Lee Street
John Walker
Prospect Street
Land parcels in S. E. Willis plat sold to Keystone Cabinet Co
Trustee C M Hauser announces sale of multiple tracts in Guilford County. Tract 1 covers 18 800 square feet along Lee Street and railroad right of way. Tract 2 and 3 describe adjacent lots fronting Prospect Street with old deed references. Tract 4 joins Guilford Table Company land and Keystone Cabinet Co. Easement for High Point Thomasville Denton Railroad Co. remains. Cash terms. October 16, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Railroad
S. E. Willis
Lee Street
Keystone Cabinet Co
S. F. Wall
Connie S. Wall
S. Willis
Keysstone Cabinet Co
John W. Walk
R. G. Walker
Prospect Street
Keystone Cabin Company
Keeran
Keenan
Said Street
J. G. Greene
Sara E. Green
Guilford Table Company
Keystone, Cabinet Co
Keerans
Keystone Cabinet Compan
R.southern
Willis
Ian
Southern Railroad Co
Key
Stone Cabinet Co
G. C. Cecil
S. E. Cecil
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N C
Foreclosure Sale Notice for 215 Steele Street High Point NC
Notice of foreclosure by trustee J Allen Austin under a 1927 deed of trust on 215 Steele Street High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Sale set for 2 PM Wednesday October 5 1930 at the Greensboro city door. Attorney Austin & Turner.
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Northwestern
H. C. McKown
Toecome
Georgia Lady
Negro Fair
Elwood
Consomme de
Valliese
Vermont
Virginia
California
Rolle
Pillsbury Bran
Thousand Isle
Pettit Fours
Congress
Glover H. Cary
Owensboro
Kentucky
David H. Kincheloe
U. S. Court of Cussoms Appeals
Sandy Ridge
A. ©. Ward
James Ward
Clarence Ward
Eugene Ward
M. F. Hedgecock
J. W. Weir
Sandy Ridge Cemetery
Y. W
Hme
W. Broad
North Wrenn Street
Blackwelder's
Gray
City
Raleigh Auditorium
Johnson
Clyde Farley
C. F. Farley
College Street
Yellow Cab CO
Union Bus Station
Schwab ‘Tailoring Company
East Broad St
MR. Shipper
MR. Consignee
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
City Transfer and Storage Coo
Charles QO. Holton
Leona Muse Holton
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Steele Street
Ring Street
Richardson
A. E. Tate
A. BE
Tate
A. E Tate
A. T. Wishart
A. T Wishart
J. Allen Austin
Austin & Turner
Attys
Commercial National Bank Bank of Service
Building and Loan Association
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
V. A. J. Idol V. Pres
Treas
C.H. Ellis
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