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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

07 Jul 1935

Page 16

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1935

Page

16

Old Moravian legend of Elizabeth Holder guardian angel

A Moravian family near Bethabara in 1783 recounted how Elizabeth Holder, missing during Christmas greens gathering, was guided by a guardian angel to shelter beneath a cedar. Found unharmed after a four mile search, the tale joined church diaries and memorabilia as a cherished, faith confirming miracle among Salem Bethabara Bethania communities.

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Elizabeth Holder William A. Blair Salem Bethabara Bethania Old Town George Holder Pennsylvania North Carolina Dobbs H Elizabeth Biehler Holder Elisabeth Elizabeth Rachael Iesie Daniel Peter Rust Johannes Krause
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Thomasville Post Office Receipts Rise 16 Percent

Thomasville July 6 The gains cited by Postmaster Paul Green show postal receipts for the year ended June 30 rising about 16 percent to 35818.56 from 30647.37 last year. The increase is 5171.19 with last quarter figures at 8902.91 versus 8117.98 in 1938 34. The wording preserves the era and figures while noting the rise in revenue.

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Thomasville Paul Green Green
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The Bermuda Peacock Flounder Sighting Feature

The peacock flounder native to Bermuda is described as having periscopic eyes that rise or fall at will while it lies concealed in the sand.

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Bermuda
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