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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1932
Page
5
Alexander Martin chapter DAR meets Tuesday at 3 30 in Mrs C C Robbins south of the city with Mrs W D Simmons Jr as program leader reading a paper on The Youth and Manhood of George Washington. Also listed are associate hostesses.
Mrs Wade M Rucker Sr announces the marriage of daughter Juanita Mildred to Edgar Allan Kemper on Tuesday April 7 1932 in Danville Virginia at home 822 Fifth Street High Point North Carolina Mrs Kemper is the eldest daughter of W M Rucker of High Point Kemper is son of John Kemper of Lawrenceburg Indiana but has lived in Thomasville North Carolina for the past year Also note local visits as Baxter Stapleton and parish guests in Greensboro and descriptions of weekend guests on Thurston Street.
A list of clues includes terms like Cent ral Cross and Derivative of morphine with various numbers. Burlington residents Mr and Mrs M B Smith visited for the day at 604 Farriss Avenue with Mrs James Lowe. D H Parsons spent Sunday in Charlotte on legal business.
AP reports scores: St Louis Cardinals 6 Browns 2. Boston Red Sox 7 Braves. Kansas City AA 8 Chicago AA 3. J Paul AA 8 Little Rock 3. Milwaukee AA 11 Knoxville SA. Williamsport NYP 6 Norfolk BL 2.
The article urges parents to accept that children aged twelve to fifteen undergo physical and mental changes. It cautions against scolding and urges patience kindness and tact. Fathers should become their sons best friends as new interests replace old play.
A fragment from Pathfinder presents a quarrel where the wife asserts the husband authorized purchases for new clothes. The husband allegedly granted permission to buy, prompting tension over expenditures.
In Houston a 16 year old legless boy named P. Owen became a local hero during a fire that partially destroyed a Negro apartment house. He woke to smoke and managed to hobble through the building arousing occupants, but he could not retrieve his artificial legs before escaping.
Sunday April 19 lessons in all Christ Scientist churches discuss fear power love and a sound mind from the Bible and Science and Health. The talk urges trust in God, courage to change, vigilance against stumbling blocks, and the belief that divine care supports joy and salvation through active service to others.
The preacher Reverend John E All argues that Jesus created the world and established the Sabbath as an eternal, binding memorial. He cites Eden, Jesus’s ministry, and the synagogue observance as evidence that the Sabbath remains unchangeable for angels and mankind.
Central Friends Tom Alderman Sykes addressed the morning congregation on vital Christian ity noting one can be deeply religious yet not Christian. He contrasted religious zeal with true faith, warning that religion has caused suffering and urging a faith that is unshaken and unshakable beyond mere ritual.
Rev. R. I. Farmer preached at the First Methodist Protestant church on Over on the Other Side. The sermon urged faith over fear, urged aligning with God, and noted conversions at the service with baptisms and transfers to membership.
Powell McWhirter of Nashville Tennessee is chosen as next year's Tennessee Volunteers football captain. This selection designates him as team leader for the upcoming season.
Obscure prep note describes Pitt and Bryan high scores and Health Center squads at a planned Wednesday bowling event. Mentions Mc Namee and King Pin boys, with Winston-Salem venue and expectation of evenly matched games.
Communities statewide report strong progress in forming community gardens and assisting the unemployed to start gardens or small farms. In Wilson County, landlords and farmers permit vacant tenant homes to house jobless families who plant gardens, producing food and work. Funds to relocate and supply seeds come from local agencies, with civic clubs aiding elsewhere.
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