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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1930
Page
4
A compact newspaper card featuring two religious and literary quotes. The first line cites Proverbs 12 7 about the wicked and the righteous, while the second offers Racine on happiness fleeing like a torrent.
The article praises Judge J. J. Parker as a exemplary student leader whose early habit formation and perseverance led to success after college. It contrasts the trajectories of poor students who improve with effort and good students who fail if discipline fades, emphasizing consistent effort from youth.
World attention on Oberammergau may be waning as jealousy rises among villagers over casting disputes. The longtime Christ actor is voted out, a Madonna role replaced by a blonde, and tensions grow as competition from other Germanic regions increases. The drama risks dulling the play’s devotion and unique spirit.
The article questions whether Calvin Coolidge, praised for his simple style, would risk embarrassment by reentering politics in the Senate. It argues that a true return would require a chance for quiet service and personal fulfillment, not continued news fodder.
An English speed contender at Daytona Beach abandons plans to chase the world automobile record. The piece argues the danger of speed racing outweighs potential gains and notes record speed may not yield major value beyond proving machine sturdiness.
Fragment mentions Mr. Coolidge and a rapidly changing political scene with colorful, powerful men. no clear event or outcome is described.
The Washington Post reports the President optimistic about electing a Republican senator to replace Simmons and notes Republicans bank on Bailey. The piece says a primary will be held for the nomination for the first time in a generation, with David H. Blair initially eyed.
The article notes the former sultan’s harem in Constantinople is to be opened to tourists, symbolizing peace and historic shift from tyrannical rule. It parallels tours of European battlefields and Panama Canal voyages as signs of progress and health, while National Air Transport outlines a rapid Chicago to New York service and new air mail policy. Colonel Paul Henderson asserts U S leadership in air mail development.
Government statisticians are not to be confused by the fact that the Pullman company has lowered its berth rate. The note hints at accounting or reporting implications and suggests officials must adjust interpretations of recent figures.
A casual line suggests many baseball clubs adopted hosiery related names since such teams often make runs. The remark links attire branding with on field scoring, implying a playful origin for team nicknames seen in early sports culture.
Steamship magnate Captain Robert Dollar advises the public to embrace hard work, noting that many could benefit from his disciplined mindset and willingness to persevere.
College men are now wanted for work in prisons. And some collegians after listening to certain professors for four years will think nothing of it.
A movie faced rough handling by censors in England and Austria over a scene where a white man kisses a Chinese girl. Speculation abounds on how Russian censors will react and what impression the film may leave.
Hollywood watchers report more than 100000 gallons of water were used during a recent movie production. The article notes the actor Will Haye has pronounced a code of ethics, implying the water cited was exceptionally pure.
University of Georgia bans students from soliciting rides in automobiles. The move aims to curb unregulated travel and safety concerns on campus.
English jail schedules folk dancing lessons for inmates as part of rehabilitation. The boys will move with steady timing and energy, not dragging their feet as they take part in rhythm exercises and ball throwing activities.
A curious line from a period piece imagines prisoners in folk dance stepping on toes and muttering Pardon me. It questions whether a first formal would spark unrest among inmates and observers.
A 19-year-old California boy confessed to stealing from a home and setting a barn ablaze to be sent to prison and join a convict nine. He hinted at possibly committing further crimes to ensure he would be eligible for the team.
Guilford College A Capella chorus of 32 under Prof Max Noah performed a sacred music program at Central Friends church. Byrd Ave Verum Corpus captivated the audience while Mr Noah and Miss Nettie Rayle contributed notable work. Rev T A Sykes spoke at morning service on Jesus and the Crowd With the King Idea urging personal sacrifice to build a spiritual kingdom.
New York City letter from Will Hays to The Enterprise argues for editor city manager collaboration to guide public taste in films. He notes Broadway listings like Disraeli and The Rogue Song and cites editorial excerpts showing varied reception in towns, stressing democratic input and responsibility in film standards.
The Dumet wire has replaced platinum in bulb production. It matches glass in coefficient of expansion and helps bulbs remain airtight.
Bishop Hafey preached at St Edward’s Church praising Jesus as divine and urging world leaders to heed Pope Pius XI for peace. The sermon accompanied nine child and five adult confirmations and engaged a catechetical exchange with the Confirmation class. Names of confirmands include Horace Ilderton Joe Fagan Vernon Von Drendle Court ney Harker Francie Spears Jewel Spears Carey Ilderton Margaret Tull Margaret Welch and others.
Funeral services for Mrs. Eva Terrell Woody wife of Rev. J Waldo Woody were held at Guilford College with Rev Lewis W McFarland in charge. Burial followed in Guilford cemetery after a preliminary service at Oak Hill church. Pallbearers included Ed Ball L P Cagle Clyde Gurley Levi Kennedy Clyde Lowe and L G Newton. Flowers carried by a list of local women.
SAULT ST MARIE Mich January lake levels for Lakes Superior Michigan and Huron were lower than December with Lake Superior down two tenths of a foot and Michigan and Huron dipping slightly less according to the United States Lakes survey.
Raleigh dispatch reports the North Carolina senatorial race centers on Democrat F M Simmons and Josiah William Bailey with Republicans fracturing behind Major George Butler and George M Pritchard. Analysts foresee a pivotal postprimary battle between parties, while Bailey remains unusually quiet and Simmons mobilizes rural and female voters. Blair speculation adds a potential fourth candidate, affecting campaign dynamics and party cohesion.
Sunday April 13 featured a Lesson Sermon themed Are Sin Disease and Death Real. The Golden Text cites Luke 9 1 2, power over devils and healing the sick. It notes healing through grasping God as all good and the sin sickness death as errors of belief to be destroyed by truth.
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty of Guilford and Randolph counties met here Saturday night and elected county officers for the coming year. Members were present from Danville Virginia, Durham, Burlington and Winston Salem. Officers elected include L L Carter councilor Carrie Smith associate councilor W S Atkins vice councilor Sadie Cagle associate vice councilor J L Jones secretary treasurer T Chaney associate secretary Minnie Michel guide Pearl Brown inner guard C C Jones outer guard. Refreshments were served to about 200 members.
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