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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1944

Page

5

Religion's Peace Message From Chalmer at First Methodist

Dr Allan Knight Chalmers of Broadway Tabernacle New York spoke on religion's contribution to lasting peace at First Methodist Church Jacksonville. He urged unafraid leadership and sacrifice while noting war's costs and the need for universal effort beyond local interests. Concludes with Friends Service committee forum and a Jacksonville WAC baptism.

W. A. Bmns Allan Knight Chalmers Broadway Tabernacle New York Wilson O.eldon Chalmers Pasteur Walter Eed Jesus Verdun Fleury France Dumbarton Oaks American Friends Service Committee Dr. Chalmers

Death Notices for Noah Propst and Levy Goins

Funeral services were held for Noah W. Propst 85 of Newton who died in a Newton hospital with survivors including his widow and several children. Levy Goins 70 of Francisco died at home and was named with a large list of sons and daughters and siblings in Mt. Airy.

Noah W. Propst Newton Farmer New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Church N. W. Propst Hillary and Carroll Rt. 2 L. L. Propst Newark N. J G. Barger Cline Whitener Hickory Rt. 3 Paul Ray Shelby Katherine Propst High Point Paul Barringer Marietta J. R. Propst Startown Lee Propst J. R. Ingold Levy Goins MT. Airy Francisco Orelock Big Creek Baptist Church Savanah Goins Charlie Clyde Will Collinstown Everett Roland Ararat Roy Rastus Goins Charlie Wilson Eugene Goins Harmie Goins William and James Goins Abe Goins R. F. Beasley Joe Goins Airy Sheal Stanley Clarksville Tenn

Oldest Twin Celebrates 95th Birthday in Camp Hill

Dave Carr of Possum Hollow recently marked his 95th birthday. The article notes he is one of the oldest twins in America prior to his brother's death, describing a scene with Laughing filling a hot water bottle.

Camp Hill INS Dave Carr Possum Hollow America

Marine artist Harding returns with 400 sketches from Pacific war

Capt. George M. Harding of the Marine Corps is back after two years in the Pacific. He has a portfolio of about 400 water color and crayon sketches made in major battle zones from Australia to Saipan.

Philadelphia INS George M. Harding Marine Corps Pacific Harding Australia Saipan

Two H. P. Men Held Under $500 Bonds

Thomasville reports two High Point men S/Sgt. Clarence Cecil Smith and Henry F. Newby arrested after weekend charges. Smith received eight months for prostitution and transporting for prostitution with $500 bond and $25 court costs plus appeal. Newby faced drunkenness, prostitution charges with eight months, $500 bond, $25 fine, $100 bond for speeding aid. Two women, Murdis Miller and Clara Maxton, also charged with prostitution and vagrancy, were found guilty and sentenced to six months with $200 bonds and appeal.

Thomasville High Point Clarence Cecil Smith Henry F. Newby Smith Newby Murdis Miller Clara Maxton

Funeral Rites for W A Rimmer and J W Dillon Held

Funeral services were held for W A Rimmer of Winston-Salem at Union Ridge Methodist church with Moravian ministers officiating and grandchildren bearing flowers. Interment was in the family church cemetery. Also honored was J W Dillon a High Point farmer with services at Deep River Friends church and burial in Rehobeth Cemetery.

J. W. Dillon High Point Rt. 1 Deep River Irvin Crumpler Henry Davis Floyd Key Cletus Floyd S. W. Shankle J. L. Skeen Rehobeth Cemetery

Brotherly reunion after 30 years aids brother in bail

In Portland a man named William Knight 48 posted 500 bail for his brother Leslie Meeker Fickle 38 of The Dalles Ore on a federal liquor sale to an Indian charge. Knight had left home 30 years earlier, changed his name at sea, and happened to read of the arrest when his ship docked in Portland.

Portland Oore INS Leslie Meeker Fickle Dalles Ore William Knight Fickle Knight

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