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8 A High Point Enterprise, Sunday, Nov. 25, 1962 Deaths And Funerals JJOHN MYERS JMRS. MARGUERITE MURRAY MRS. BERTIE SCARLETT THOMASVILLE--Funeral serv-j Funeral for John Louis Funeral for Mrs. Marguerite ices for Mrs.

Bertie Scarlett were 46, was conducted Saturday aft-JKirkman Murray was held at 111 conducted from Community Bap-lernooa from Kooace Funerali tist Church Saturdav at 2 bvlHome by Rev. Charles Saturday Securest Cnapei, Rev. Jack Lanier." pastor, and'pastor of Jewel Baptist Church, 'ft Herbert Jr 35 Rev. Robert Moore. Pallbearers! Pallbearers were Melvin An-! of Wesley Memorial Methodist; were Jimmy Scarlett, Charles Sam Hopkins, Dailasjchurch and Dr.

W. Kenneth Good- Scarlett. Paul Westmoreland.I 763 116 Jack Box Verle pastor of Centenary Method-i Ralph Grooms. Richard Myers, 3 Robert Morns and Junior Coe. Mrs.

Scarlett.j- vas Uben Bapust 65, of Rt. 2, Lexington, died Thurs- i Cemetery, near Thomasxille. in Oakwood Memorial Park, dav night. ilr vers died suddenly ea; Cemetery- Pallbearers were to High Point Memorial, ace Haworth. Everett Hospital, Tnarsday afternoon.

i Curtis Smithdeal. Dr. "Woodrow! W. Tyson, Shubal Kirkman. Tomj HERBERT XEtVBOLD rites for Herbert! Leon Neubold will be held at 2 p.m.

Monday in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery by Dr. C. C. ELDER ZEB RHODES J. Kearns, Arthur Corpening.

W. Funeral for Elder Zeb Rhodes Mauldin and R. T. Amos. i will be held at 2:30 p.m.

today! Mrs. Murray. 65, wife of Herbert oV'wes'ev in Snow Creek Primitive Baptist H. Murray of 533 W. a MethS Fu Church by Elder D.iay died at 6 a.m.

Thursday in Memorial Methodist Church. Fu- OB rf and uke Hospital where she had Dr. Bridger Member Of Child Section Dr. John D. Bridgers.

624 Quaker Lane, High Point, has been elected to membership in the specialty section on i development of the American Academy of Pediatrics, according to Dr. E. H. Christopherson, executive director. Dr.

Bridgers is one of 20 ne'-v members honored by ihe group. The members of the section on child development are active in performing research and studies in this fieid. The America; 1 of Pediatrics is the professional society of specialists for infants. children and and has Fellows in the i Slates, Canada and Latin America. Its work is dedicated exclusively to the improvement of child health and welfare.

i Amish Men Are Jailed INDEPENDENCE, Iowa (AP)--(fine. The other was in a hospital jsentence the men replied: "Wei i Eight bearded Amish men went and could not appear. Shave famUJes." jail here Saturday in protest Three-day jail sentences were' Buchanan County attorney against what they said was stateiiroposed by Justice of the Peace, liam O'Connell represented the I interference with the operation of i Joe Koeppel for the eight, includ-: state. He said the Amish have a their private schools. 'Ing one of their number.

Dan Tight to maintain a parochial: In Justice of the Peace Court iBontrager, who acted as spokes-i school but must comply with state i they refused to pay fines of S10i an. 'standards. in a rural section of North Bu- I chanan County. The 37 pupils are arithmetic, reading, writing, spelling, health, geography and history. For refusal to hire certified teachers the county school superintendent has asked for a district court injuncfioa to close the schools.

itheir two schools in this 1 guarantees of the rignt jligious freedom and ngnt 01 cell-pea-. community. Amish were warned in Sep: For the simple farm life of their, xislev, timber they were violating the sect, the Amish contend-Undrew Kaufman. Dan Stutzman. state law in operating two schools ed that their own teachers withiEnion Mullett, Joe Bontrager and an eighth-grade education areiWillie Bontrager, dressed in the for their children.

garb typical of their sect said they do not have enough quietly out of the coun- money to pay for college-trained 1 room and upstairs to the jail. teachers required by state law. i They had little comment. I Two other Amish men had been Asked how their farm work One of them paid the be handled during the jai! FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Hijn Point's Leading Florist GRACE FLOWER SHOP Phones 8S S-40S5 and 88 M617 SMITH COEOKJL TYPEWRITERS COMBCCATION' FILING CABINETS BRIEF CASES ATTACHE CASES OFFICE CHAIRS CECIL'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 304 S.

MAIN ST. PHONE 88 2-6121 neral will be held at the Trinity Methodist Church at 2 p.m. today Elder Z. L. Rhue of a patient for three weeks.

in Newport News, Va. The body lem Bunal wil1 the is expected to arrive in High cemetery. The bcxly was returned Point at noon Monday and beP the homenat 9 a Saturcla taken to Sechrest Funeral where a remain until 12 30 where it will remain until theiP- be tou lfhe hour of the graveside rites. chureh 30 niinutcs before the fu Mr. Newbold.

73. of 117 Eggles- ne TM- ton Hampton. died at! Elder Rhodes, 73. of 3103 Mvett 2 a.m. Saturdav at his home.

Dr uas dead a 'S i I Point Memorial Hospital Were pleased io announce the appointment of Mrs. Hardee, High Pointer's Mother, Dies GRAHAM Mrs. Cornelia Norwood Hardee. 81, of Graham, died Saturday at 5:30 p.m. in a Lexington rest home after six weeks of critical illness.

She was the widow of A. K. Hardee. and was the daughter of the late i i a Phillip and Frances Northam Norwood. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.

William Okey of High Point; one son, A. Kirk Hardee Jr. of Charlotte and four grandchildren. Funeral will be conducted Monday at 11 a.m. from the Graham Presbyterian Church.

Burial will! be in Linwood Cemetery. The family requests memorials be directed to the Presbyterian Home in High Point. High Pointer's I Sister Dies In Atlanta I i Mrs. Lizzie Neal died at her! home in Atlanta Friday aft-j ernoon. She is (he sister of Mrs.

I Ethel Bouhvare of High Point and Roscoe, George and Jessie Jackson. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Isaac Fowler Succumbs Of Heart Attack THOMASVILLE Isaac Clinton Fowler 74, resident of 109 Fifth died at his home Saturday at 3:30 p.m. after suf- fering a heart attack a few minutes earlier. He was born in Surry County, Oct.

28, 1888, a son of Henry and Martha Moser Fowler, and had been a resident of Thomasville for the past 20 years. He was employed by the Regan Knitting Mill. Mr. Fowler was a member of Carolina Avenue Baptist Church. On Aug.

25, 1912 he was married to Miss Mildred Whitaker, who survives of the home. Other survivors include one daughter. Mrs. Oscar Leonard of Fair Grove; five sons, Clarence Alvin Fowler of Lexington; Spencer T. Fowler of Winston-Salem, Calvin Fowler of Imperial Beach, Isaac C.

Fowler Jr. of Greensboro and Claude 0. Fowler of Miami, one sister. Mrs. Lawrence Comer of Dobson; one John Fowler of Durham; 14' grandchildren and one great- grandchild.

Funeral will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m. from Carolina Avenue Baptist Church by the pastor. Rev. Hemphill, and Rev. Fred Jurney, pastor of Southside Baptist Church.

Burial will be in Holly Hills Cemetery. The body will be carried to the NEW LOCATION DR. M. D. KEITH, OPTOMETRIST 201 Hayden Place (Formerly College St.) Next To College St.

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