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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1941
Page
7
Dispatches from Huaquillas report an exchange of shots on the Zarmailla River bank between Peruvian and Ecuadorian detachments. No casualties are listed as fighting originated with a Peruvian volley against Ecuadorian boats supplying a post on the river’s Ecuadoran side.
A survey notes Tin Pan Alley opinion predicting that The Things I Love will be a spring hit, with Barry Wood and other artists like Tommy Dorsey, Xavier Cugat, the King Sisters, Bob Chester, Vaughan Monroe, Tony Pastor, and Fats Waller featureing across Bluebird and Victor labels. The report lists related titles, artists, and labels, plus a Fort Jackson note on training soldiers and post-building momentum.
Dr Gaius Green Atkinson prepares a devotional piece for the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America in 1941. The document reflects ecumenical effort and religious instruction from a leading church adviser.
Easter Sunday reflection urges ardent faith and unending loyalty. It recalls Emmaus travelers and the risen Christ, urging action with hope, love, and quiet confidence. The piece links Easter light to divine companionship on every path and calls readers to renew commitment with burning hearts.
Jake Harris showcases aged papers including the Charleston Observer from September 27, 1823 edited by B Gildersleeve. The issue notes slow news, mission reports, and prices like cotton at 0 cents per pound and flour at 7.50 per barrel. Other items include Evangelical Lutheran 1869 and Lutheran Observer 1869.
A devotion reflecting on life, love, and enduring faith through the ages. The prayer invokes a life beyond death and time, asking for divine presence to dwell among the faithful today as it has among the faithful through the years.
The United States Army Air Corps placed an order valued at 4 097 412 dollars for Link Trainers. The contract covers flight simulation equipment to improve pilot training and readiness across air stations.
Word has been received of the death of Colbert Blair native of this state in a hospital at LeGrande Oregon. He succumbed to a heart attack. He was a brother of Mrs. ER L Auman Mrs A M Rankin and Miss Florence Blair all of this city and Mrs R M Noble of Chicago. Blair had lived in the West for a number of years and had been engaged in the newspaper business.
In Irony Oriskany Falls New York Carleton Sykes sought signatures for a petition to fence the knitting mill feeder Stream. While he worked his two year old daughter Sandra Jean Sykes wandered to the stream edge, fell in and drowned.
In Centerville Vex the L. W. Neyland farm yielded 563.50 from fine soil. While gardening the family unearthed a cache of gold and silver coins dating to 1832. They hope next harvests bring carrots to grow as well.
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