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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1944

Page

3

Mortgage Burn Marks Milestone at St. Mark Church

Tuesday night October 24 the St. Mark church burned the mortgage amid a ceremony led by Rev. W. S. McLeod with Alexander P. Shaw, resident bishop of the Baltimore area, delivering the address. Witnesses included S. V. Barnhill J. M. T Mrs C W Davis R J ns plus numerous attendees and church leaders. The event featured remarks from former pastors and a banquet in the recreation room.

St. Mark 1St Church Rev. W. S. McLeod Alexander P. Shaw Baltimore S. V. Barnhill C. W. Davis R. J. Ns E. Davis Daisy Potter J. A. Martin John W Mesdames FE R. W. Winchester W. T. Lomax H. L. Ashe Murray B. Davis David D. Jonesident Bennett College Bishop Shaw McLeod Dr. Whitten

Napoleon Conqueror of Aliens Ends with Digestive Ailments

The story describes the Napoleon figure as suffering from after eating pains and indigestion. It promotes Aden for acid related discomfort and offers a 25 cent box with a double your money back guarantee. Available at Mann's and Drug Stores.

Napoleon Aden Mann's Drug

Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion Claim

A health advertisement claims nature produces digestive juice and Carter's Little Liver Pills increase this flow quickly. It promises relief from headachy irritable digestion within about 30 minutes and urges readers to obtain the product at drugstores for 10 or 25 cents.

Nature Carter

News of Colored People by F. E. Yokely

Column by F. E. Yokely discusses local African American community events and social updates, offering brief notes on meetings, profiles, and community activities in a concise city section voice.

Chest workers plan meeting in Division 10 drive push

All United War Chest workers in Division 10 meet at Hairlip's Chapel Friday night at 7 30 pm. Chairman Prof. S S Whitted urges a substantial report toward reaching the fundraising goal. Local notices also include obituaries church programs and a mass meeting at William Penn High School with candidate Worth D Henderson.

United War Chest Hairlip’s S. S. Whitted Rock Hill Joseph Williams L. Goodman S. C Colonial Drive Elks All Elks Elks Wm. Penn High School Jubilee Kings Jubilee Kings of Winston- Salem Bethlehem Baptist Church Hulda Street Church OF God Mingo Beamon Street House of Prayer Greensboro ST. Mathews St. Stephens A.M.E. Zion St. Mathews Holiness Church Taylor Street Blanketship Circle Meeting W.s.cs Brooks Memorial Church Amy Williams Elizabeth Street William Penn High School Worth D. Henderson U. S. Congress

Education Association Unit Names Officers

Members of the South Piedmont district of the North Carolina Education Association elected officers for the coming year at their meeting in Statesville. W. Lee Harris was chosen president, Anna Shrock vice president, and Anne Little Masemore secretary. They will assume duties after the April state meeting. Speakers included Dr. Ralph McDonald, Dr. Clyde A. Erwin, and Paul Manning.

Statesville South Piedmont District North Carolina Education Association W. Lee Harris Winecoff School Cabarrus County Anna Shrock Salisbury City Anne Little Masemore Wadesboro Ralph McDonald The State Association Clyde A. Erwin Paul Manning France Raleigh Co. E. Phillips, Sr Durham North Carolina R. Don Harris Mooresville D. E. Tillett Robersonville

Churchill Reaffirms Unconditional Surrender Policy

Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that unconditional surrender remains government policy and warned Axis satellites to quit Germany per the May 12 three power declaration. He declined to detail foreign affairs and said debate would follow his Friday Moscow mission report.

London Churchill House of Commons Germany Moscow

Army surplus spurs repurposed as paper weights and trinkets

The surplus property office of the treasury department says riding spurs no longer used by the army can be repurposed as paper weights book-ends slingshots or converted into ashtrays or similar items.

New York Treasury Department

Roosevelt reelection eyed as path to world peace rally says

In Burlington on Oct 5 candidates Gregg Cherry and Clyde Hoey urged support for Roosevelt in the 1936 election. The rally stressed the aim of lasting world peace through a Roosevelt victory. The Smith name pamphlet project in New Jersey offers spelling origins for 75000 residents.

Hoery-Cherry Burlington Roosevelt Gregg Cherry Clyde R. Hoey U. S Trenton INS Arne Smith Monmouth, N. J New Jersey

Poll of Pig Stys To Be Conducted

Washington per report the agriculture department will start a post card poll of the nations pen with rural mail carriers. About 15 farmers per rural route will report counts of sows cows chickens horses sheep and the number of pigs expected to farrow by June 1 1938. Results may influence pig crop forecasts and plant expansion decisions by packers.

Washington Agriculture Department United States

Gas For Voting Explained By OPA

The Office of Price Administration says no extra gasoline rations for private cars to take voters to polls when other travel options exist. Chester Bowles notes a special ration may exist to transport people to and from polling places if reasonable alternatives are unavailable.

Washngton Office of Price Administration Price Chester Bowles Senator Davis R-Pa Pennsylvania Davis OPA Bowles

Doughboys Pleading For More Coffee In Germany

Frontline soldiers in Germany clamor for coffee powder in their K ration boxes replacing Bouillon and lemonade powder. A single envelope of coffee in breakfast boxes is all the riflemen have, prompting Tech Sergeant William Davis of Brunswick Georgia to lament the lack of coffee for warmth and alertness on guard.

U.S Germany William Davis Brunswick

Dodge Heir To Wed Youthful Sculptress

Denver reports the wedding of Cpl. Horace Elgin Dodge the 21 year old grandson of the Dodge founder to Margery Gehman of Buffalo New York. The couple met on a blind date at college and plan to wed tomorrow night with Horace Dodge Sr expected from the east to attend.

Denver Colo Army Cpl Horace Elgin Dodge Dodge Automobile Fortus l Margery Gehman Buffalo N. Y Mark Horace Dodge Dodge

Stained Glass Likely From Near East Workshop

The fragment suggests the stained glass originated in the Near East, a region famed for its glassmaking craft. Experts note the find underscores historical links to eastern glass industry practices and trade routes.

Near East Tt Glass Industry

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