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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1939

Page

5

High Point Debating Team Advances to Chapel Hill Meet

High Point High School debate team advances to the Chapel Hill state meet after defeating Greensboro and Winston-Salem in the triangular debates. Eligible teams vie for the Aycock Memorial Cup with finals set in Bristol Virginia and potential national contests in California.

Chapel Hill High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem United States Great Britain Bill Currie Kermit Albertson George Humphreys Darrell Sechrest Ruth Koontz Frances Hamilton Bristol Virginia California University of North Carolina Twen Triangle The

Debaters at Wake Forest Face Religious Debate

Daily Smith argues against atheism in education and critiques the teaching of evolution and biology. He claims universities shape debates at Chapel Hill, questions the pension of atheist instructors, and urges returning to God and the Bible to curb moral decay.

Jesus William Jennings Bryan Tennessee Bryan Daily Smith

Godless Professors Spark Debate on School Salaries

A reader condemns godless teachers and questions Christian support for paying atheistic professors. The note argues that funding such instructors would propagate atheism and cites those who deny Hell as part of the problem.

Repentance and Youth Poem From Detroit Writer

A 13 year old poet Eugene Love from Detroit writes of faith and salvation to his uncle Olin Love. The Enterprise editor notes concerns about city employee vacation policies and calls for fair labor treatment including weather hardship pay differences.

Eugene Love Detroit, Mich Olin Love Enterprise Love E.L the Enterprise Sanitary and Street Department

Walter Winchell and press wars recalled by writers

A collage of reminiscences on editors and columnists from Walter Winchell to Dorothy Thompson. References include Ickes, Gannett, Roy Howard, Pegler, Rollin Kirby, and Lord Stanhope, with notes on Hitler’s foreign policy missteps and wartime journalism figures.

Ickes Gannett William Allen White Collier’s V. Sheean Spain Czechoslovakia Roy Howard Paris Hitler Lord Stanhope Walt Disney

At The Theaters This Week From The East Coast to Carolin

A dense listings page reviews the week slate across theaters. Errol Flynn in Dodge City leads at one house with other features including disbarred and Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp. Regional venues show variety with cartoons, newsreels, and live acts.

Isham Jones to headline Center Theatre four performances

Isham Jones and his orchestra bring a top tier musical program to the Center Theatre Wednesday through Saturday. The act features Eddie Stone as a singer and includes Jones tunes like China Boy and Chinatown My Chinatown. Also on the bill is the film Disbarred with Gail Patrick and Otto Kruger. Showings run 2:40 4:55 7:00 and 9:20.

Center Today Errol Flynn Dodge City Olivia de Havilland Society Walt Disney Color Paramount Isham Jones America Gail Patrick Otto Kruger Doggone Modern Nancy Kelly Alice Faye Constance Bennett Joan Davis Charles Farrell Special Paramount News Broadhurst Donald Lew Ayres Maureen O’sullivan Universal News Bob Baker Carolina Jack Holt Dolores Costello Jan Garber Popular Science Fox*News Oh Kay Herbie Kay Lucas Vincent Lopez Busse Henry Busse Hal Kemp Phil Spitalny All Girl Band Comedy Fox News Man High Point Center Theatre Mr. Jones Alamo Spain Chinatown Honey Eddie Stone Phyllis DeForrest

Grandmother Gracious Passed to the Great Divide

A poem by Phil Surrett honors a grandmother as gracious and loved. It recalls her calm demeanor, cherished memory, and faith in heaven. The speaker finds comfort in believing she has moved ahead to prepare a mansion in a beautiful land where family will reunite.

Heaven Grandma Phil Surrett

DAR guest speaker announced for Alexander Martin chapter meeting

Mrs. J Clyde Milner of Guilford College will speak at the April meeting of the Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. The event takes place at the Emerywood Country Club on Tuesday afternoon.

J. Clyde Milner Guilford College Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Emerywood Country Club

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