Home Owners Loan Corporation to Begin Functioning Soon
Washington, June 23. Within 30 days the Home Owners’ Loan corporation plans to aid mortgage burdened homeowners nationwide. The HO LC has $200 million capital and authority to issue $2 billion of 18 year bonds guaranteed by the government to refinance mortgages. Loans up to 80 percent of property value, with cash options for certain cases, and a 15 year reissued mortgage at 5 percent. State managers, county agents, appraisers, and counsel will be appointed to implement the program.
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Washington
Home Loan Bank Board
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Corporation
Home Loan Board
Fracas at Cross Roads Leaves Boy Wounded
A dispute between two boys at Cross Roads resulted in Wood row Belton slashing Raymond Wilson with a knife to the face neck and arm. Wilson required nine stitches and was taken to Martin hospital by Ashby Davie.
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Mount Airy
Route 2
Cross Roads
Woodrow Belton
Raymond Wilson
Wilson
Martin Hospital
Ashby Davie
School Busses Limited to School Use Under State Orders
State school commission orders restrict school buses to transporting children to and from school only during the school day. Buses cannot be used for sports events or outside activities and are not required to serve children beyond one and a half miles from a school unless routing makes it feasible. The machinery act requires routes to reach within one and a half miles for those living over two miles away, barring conditions that make it impractical.
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State School Commission
Raleigh
North Carolina
Westfield Sunday School convention at Indian Grove Baptist
The Westfield township Sunday School convention met with Indian Grove Baptist Church on Sunday June 25 with acting president C A Simmons of Brim and assistant secretary Farlie Inman of Pilot Mountain. Five Sunday schools were represented and heard talks on Sunday school work by J W Holton of Mount Airy and R K Simmons of Westfield. Virginia Hart of Pilot Mountain spoke on engaging youth in Sunday school. Revival services begin at Woodville Baptist Church on Sunday night July 16 led by Rev W T Crissman of Siloam.
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Westfield Township
Indian Grove
Woodville Baptist Church
W. T. Crissman
Siloam
Methodists To Establish Junior College At Brevard
Western North Carolina Conference action selects Brevard as site for a new junior college. Rev. J T Mangum and Bishop Edwin D Mouton announce Brevard’s offer of gift property valued at over a quarter million dollars. The plan includes two years of college work with emphasis on manual arts agriculture and industries for boys and girls. A Davenport College merger with Greensboro College is also under study.
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Western North Carolina Conference
M. E. Church
South
Hickory
Brevard
J. T. Mangum
Edwin D. Mouton
Woman's Council
Board of Missions of the
M. E. Church, South
Board of Missions
Brevard Institute
Thomanville
Notice to creditors of Peter Jones estate
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of the late Peter Jones this is to notify all persons holding claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned administrator within the time prescribed by law or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. Anyone indebtedness to said estate will please make immediate settlement. This June 9th, 1933. First National Bank of Mount Airy, N. C., Admr. Peter Jones, Decd.
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Peter Jones
First National Bank of
Notice of Sale of Land in Mount Airy City
By deed of trust defaulted on two notes for 1000 and 1350 dollars trustees will sell cash to highest bidder at the Dobson courthouse door. Real estate lies in Mount Airy Surry County beginning at South and Ridge streets then along Ridge and South streets to the starting point. Sale to satisfy the debt.
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J. W. Prather
G. W. Sparger, Jr
R. A. Jarvis
Court House
Dobson
N. C
City
Mount Airy
Surry County
North Carolina
Ridge Streets
South Street
North
Dews
Notice of sale under deed of trust in Mount Airy NC
Public auction to the highest bidder in front of The Bank of Mount Airy for lands adjoining David Hall described as starting at a planted rock and running 210 feet, 150 feet, 200 feet, and 150 feet back to the origin. The sale satisfies $159.99 plus interest from 1933 and costs. Executor L G Moore of John H Moore references the trust. June 10, 1992.
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D. L. Hiatt
Surry County
Caah
Bank of Mount Airy
Mount Airy
North Carolina
David Hall
Easter
L. G Moore
John H. Moore
Fragmentary Notice of Sale Dates and Amounts
Partial OCR note references inclusive notes with interest and coins of sale dated June 14 1993. It lists cryptic numbers 15 22 20 6 1 and a stray percent symbol.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
Holder
Flat Rock News
Curtis Parker
Winston-Salem
Mrs
Ed Parker
Mary Franklin Thomas
Hillaville, Va
Ada Deatherage
Alma
Slate Mountain
Oak Ridge Baptist Church
N. H. Sutphin
Flat Rock Baptist Sunday School
Boss Jones
Connie Ward
Dan Pike
Charlotte
Clyde Shelton
Niagara Park
Indian Grove News
Bowman & Company
Suly
Joe, Camels
Plymouth
Joe
Dodge 1
Dodge “Pick-Up
DODGE
North Main Street
Owler Motor CO
N. Main St
Joe Fowler
Mer
Chevrolet
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