Foreclosure Sale Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
Notice of foreclosure sale by trustee Allen Austin on November 30, 1931 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse door High Point NC for the property 201 Morris Street described as starting at Morris and Maple streets and running along Maple and Morris streets. Attorney Turner represents the trustee.
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State of
North Carolina
County of
Guilford
Teague
M. E. Welch
Guilford County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Conents
Gant
Office of the Register of Deeds
Coreen
Morris and
Maple Streets
Maple Street
Morris Street
L. E. Teague
High Point
Allen Austin
Austin O ‘Turner
Attys
Foreclosure Notice for 706 Farriss Avenue High Point NC
Allen Austin, trustee, by deed of trust dated September 13 1926 and substituted by Metropolitan Life, will sell at Greensboro courthouse on November 30 1931 at 2 PM. Property is Lot 155, Roland Park, 706 Farriss Avenue, High Point NC, described with metes and bounds.
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State of
North Carolina
Guilford
W. Marshall
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Sree
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
the Register of Deeds
Kronheimer
A. P. Brown
Farriss Avenue
High Point
Roland Park
Carolina
Allen Austin
Austin É “Turner
Attys
The Red Cross Goes Everywhere Enroll Today
The Red Cross invites community members to enroll for services, signaling readiness to assist any location in need and encouraging timely sign ups to ensure aid reaches those requiring support.
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Red Cross
Local golfers edged in exhibition by visitors at country club
The visiting George Slingerland Greensboro Country Club and Hugh Gordon Brettonwood N H beat Andy Merrilees and Dugan Aycock 3 to 2 in a special match on the Country Club links. Slingerland starred while Merrilees mishit putts as locals lost despite late birdie. Next Sunday’s possible rematch at Blair Park hinges on Gordon’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Slingerland
Greensboro Country Club
Hugh Gordon
Brettonwood
N. H
Andy Merrilees
Dugan Aycock
Aycock
Merril
Slingerland
Gordon
Blair Park
Mrs. Eva M. Ivey Laid To Rest In Georgia Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Eva M. Ivey aged 33 of 421 Park Street were held Sunday at 3 PM at Sechrest Funeral Home with Rev. Geo. T. Tunstall presiding. She died after a months long illness in a local hospital and will be interred in Flowery Branch, Georgia, her former home, after more services. A large attendance and many flowers followed.
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Eva M. Ivey
Park Street
Sechrest Funeral Home
Geo. T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Flowery Branch
Georgia
Bettie May Duncan Dies at 21 in Local Hospital
Bettie May Duncan age 21 of 503 Barker street died at 1 a m after a two week illness. Born July 21, 1910 in Davidson county, she was a daughter of R Hartley and Sallie Hartley. Survived by husband M P Duncan infant son Douglas Roland parents Mr and Mrs C R Hartley four brothers B T Hartley H T Hartley Alexander Hartly and Ralph Hartley. Body to be moved from Sechrest Funeral Home to 1308 Ragan street for services Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends church. Burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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Bettie May Duncan
Barker Street
Davidson County
Do. R
Sallie Burton Hartley
M. P. Duncan
Douglas Roland
C. R. Hartley
B. T. Hartley
H. T. Hartley
Alexander Hartly
Ralph Hartley
Sechrest
Ragan Street
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Oakwood Cemetery
City Girl Dorothea Parson Killed in Auto Crash
Miss Dorothea Parson, 18, was killed when the automobile she was driving overturned two miles from Candor yesterday. Glenn Sandall, a local resident and car owner, was in the back seat and uninjured. he could not be reached for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Parson
Candor
Glenn Sandall
Sandall
Oak Hill Band Plans First Meeting Tuesday Night
The Oak Hill Men's club band will hold its first meeting for organization purposes tomorrow night at 8 in the club rooms at Oak Hill. W. S. Cleavenger will lead the band and invites musicians citywide to join and form a community band with players from all sections of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
W. S. Cleavenger
Children’s Pageant to Open The College Flapper Play
The Woman’s club at Senior High sponsors the play The College Flapper with a curtain raising children’s pageant. About 500 children aged six to nine will appear in nightgowns and pajamas as a backdrop for readings by Mrs. Frank Marr. Rehearsals run 4 to 4 30 p m in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Frank Marr
Local Woman's Club Plans Air Drop For Play Promo
The High Point Woman's Club will boost its production The College Flapper at Senior High School with a 30 minute air drop tomorrow from 4 to 4 30 p m. BE Howard will fly over the city dropping 100 red lettered handbills offering free admission to the show featuring business and professional men portraying famous women in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Soy
Marjorie Mel Hugh
BE. T. Howard
Woman's Club
South Leads Cotton Manufacturing in the South
October 26 1931 High Point North Carolina the Chamber of Commerce reports the South's dominance in cotton manufacturing with 78 percent of U S mill cotton consumption. It notes 1800 Southern textile plants investing over 1 billion dollars and consuming about half a billion annually in materials and fuel. The South holds 60 percent of active spindles and 52 percent of active looms, producing 67 percent of domestic cotton goods and 73 percent of all cotton used in American mills. Final census figures show the South's growing output from 1923 to 1929 and its share of national production across multiple classes of cotton goods.
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High Point
N. C
Chamber OF Commerce
South
United States
New England
France and United States Seek Debt Cuts and Armament Pause
Premier Laval insists on continued French armament until security is guaranteed while President Hoover seeks a war debt reduction tied to broader economic stabilization. Negotiations yield pledges of mutual aid to maintain gold standard systems and cooperate on exchange stabilization, aiming to unlock frozen securities and confidence.
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United States
Congress
Hoover
Laval
France
Cotton Mills Craft Wide Range of Goods Shown
The article surveys Southern cotton manufacturing noting a long list that demonstrates the diverse goods produced by Southern cotton mills, highlighting the breadth of textile output and variety beyond staple products.
Cow Finds Hidden Cash From Bovine Meal
Edgar Nicholson, a colored farm hand near Candor, discovered a cow’s stomach pouch burst open by a plow, revealing $850 in U S currency. Rumors traced the money to a prior $350 loss from a barn, suggesting the cow ate the stash and the town debated how the wealth appeared in Reynolds County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Nicholson
Candor
Edgar
United States
Sand Hill
Darkie
Sam Au Msaay
Schoolboy Safety Patrol Formed Here Tomorrow at Meeting
A junior high meeting tomorrow at 3 pm will organize a schoolboy safety patrol of about 75 boys from city schools. Sponsored by the Carolina Motor Club, the patrol will direct safety activities and parade down Main Street after the meeting.
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D. H. Lasley
Greensboro
Carolina Motor Club
E. M. Knox
T. Wingate Andrews
Lasley
Carolinas
C. 8. Grayson
Knox
Andrewe
R. H. Sechrest
Main Street
Charlotte
Durham
Dramatic account of Jackson family massacre near home
Eye witness Carl Jackson recalls George Jackson's deadly spree in Aiken County. Six relatives were killed as Jackson shot Hamp, Melvin, Georgia Lou per the witness story, with the killer threatening to kill everyone. Georgia Lou vanished amid the carnage.
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Wagenber
8. C
George Jackson
Aiken County
Carl Jackson
George
Georgia Lou
Quincy
Hamp
Hayes
Uincy
Melvin
Herman Jackson
Quincy Jackson
Mrs. Jackson
Court upholds state tax on chain stores in North Carolina
Supreme Court sustains the state’s right to tax chain stores. A. J. Maxwell, revenue commissioner, states about $60,000 yearly since 1929 totaling $180,000 under the statute, paid under protest and now the state’s. The law taxes each chain store unit after one free store, at $50 per branch, with prior law limiting to six or more stores. Dennis Brammitt, attorney general, praised for handling the case. The prior invalidated law is replaced by a constitutional measure applying to two or more stores operated by a person or farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
A. J. Maxwell
Commissioner of Revenue
North Carolina Supreme Court
Maxwell
Dennis Brammitt
United States Court
Japan Seeks Negotiated Path Amid Manchurian Clash
The dispatch notes Japan urging calm over the south Manchurian railway crisis and questions the league of nations urgency. It mentions possible direct talks between China and Japan as an eventual solution and warns against hurried league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Manchurian
League of Nations
China
Japan
Dr. Bonner Returns to Burrus Clinic Office
Dr. O. B. Bonner of Burrus Clinic resumes duties today after a two week absence while he attended lectures in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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O. B. Bonner
Burrus Clinic
Bonner
Pittsburgh
Market Stumbles as Hoover Laval Talks Weaken
Stock market opens the week with prices drifting lower amid cautious trading and tepid stimulus from Hoover Laval talks. Bonds hold, major names slip including American Telephone and U S Steel and Royal Dutch. Investors eye dividend meetings at U S Steel Pennsylvania and Bethlehem Steel as copper demand hints suggest a possible price uptick.
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New York
Tom Satie
Hoover-Laval
W Street
American Telephone
American Can
U, & Steel
Bethlehem
Allied Chemical
Dupont
Eastman
Westinghouse
Royal Dutch
London
Paris
Wall Street
Atlantic
Laval
Hoover
U.&. Steel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
U. 58
Pennsylvania
United support urged for Red Cross activities
Quote from Charles Evans Hughes emphasizes unity in backing Red Cross work. Call to action invites readers to join now and help make activities possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Charles Evans Hughes
Notice of Sale of Land in Greensboro North Carolina
Notice of sale under a mortgage dated October 4 1929 and assigned through Emma Ritchie to S W Horne. The sale at public auction for cash at the Greensboro courthouse door on November 3 1931 at 11 oclock includes a described lot on West Green Street near Cassady and Taplin with 115 feet, 151 and 87 100 feet, and 60 feet boundaries. Purchaser to deposit 10 percent cash as good faith. sale subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments. Assignee S. Horne attorney S H Smith.
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Union Tax Mission
D. Y
Emma Ritchie
Emma L. Ritchie
S. W. Horne
Greensboro
North Carolina
Ford County
West Green Son
D. Cassady
D. V. Cassady
E V. Cassady
D. V
D. Feot
H. Smith
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