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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1936

Page

3

Mountain Romance Amid Storming Peaks

Ann travels with Bill Ware to Racine and meets Ralph and Jaime as a mountain climb tests trust and love. A violent storm traps them at a lean-to where Bill shields Ann, proving his devotion while rumors drift from the hotel. The tale resumes with dawn and unresolved futures.

Hamilton Ware Aye Racine Bill Ann Ralph Spring Ralph Jaime Laird Jimmie Ponds Lake Ra Canada Ann Jaime Cascade Range Jaime South Iea Mt. Racine Bill Ware Knights In Shining Armor

Churches Observed Spirit Theme in Sunday Service

Christian Science churches reflected on Spirit as God in the August 9 1936 lesson sermon. The Golden Text from Psalms 143 10 and John 4 24 grounding the concept that worship must be in spirit and truth. The Science and Health text emphasizes there is one Spirit and no evil in Spirit, opposing pantheism.

Churches Societies of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

German synthetic rubber tire lasts longer than natural rubber

A Germany developed synthetic rubber tire based on acetylene is claimed to wear 30 percent longer than a tire made from natural rubber.

Germany

Predictions Of Dictatorship Or Collapse Of Republic

A 1857 letter by Lord Macaulay warned the United States could fall to a strong central rule or disintegrate under barbarian strains. He argued democracy risks destroying liberty or civilization, citing France 1848 and speculating New England cities will mirror English industrial towns with rising discontent and demagogues. He warned constitutional protections could fail, leading to spoliation and internal ruin.

Lord Macaulay United States Macaulay Jefferson Europe France New England Old England Manchesters Birminghams England New York

Bakers Open Seventh Annual Convention in Myrtle Beach

The Bakers Association of the Carolinas opened its seventh annual convention in Myrtle Beach today with attendees from the D C area and surrounding regions.

Bakers Myrtle Beach D. C Bakers Association of the

Mounting a tire on a drop center rim

A tire can be mounted on a drop center rim with little effort by applying liquid soap to the bead areas. The tip notes that the soap eases seating and reduces friction during the mounting process.

UNC Students Assign 528 to Part Time Jobs

Chapel Hill assignment of 528 UNC students to part time jobs to help defray college expenses was reported by Harry F. Comer chair of the self help committee.

Chapel Hill Harry F. Comer University of North Carolina

Hold Conferences at Ridgecrest Baptist Summer Assembly

The Southern Baptist church will hold Bible and Christian life conferences at Ridgecrest summer assembly grounds from August 16 to 23.

Ridgecrest — Bible and Christian Life The Southern Baptist Church

Drafts weed compact Raleigh tobacco plan

Raleigh NC draft by E F Arnold head of the North Carolina farm bureau outlines a tobacco compact to be sent to farm bureaus in Virginia South Carolina Georgia Kentucky and Tennessee for consideration.

Raleigh E. F. Arnold North Carolina Farm Bureau Virginia South Carolina Georgia Kentucky Tennessee

Farmer killed by lightning at Elk Shoals Baptist Church

Howard Profitt, 45 year old farmer, died when a lightning bolt struck the Elk Shoals Baptist church near Burns ville, causing extensive damage and shock in the community.

Burnsville Howard Proffitt Elk Shoals Baptist Church Here

Heat Kills Thousands of Fish in Local Waters

Mack L. Lupton, a fish dealer in New Bern, reports thousands of fish stranded and killed due to several days of extreme heat in the area. He notes the widespread impact on local waterways and the fishing trade.

ST. Regis Hotel New York Imperial Summer Palace Schimbrunn Austria The St. Regis Lawrence New Bern Mack L. Lupton

Mill Fire Destroys Blanden Lumber Planing Mill

A blaze engulfed the Blanden Lumber company's planing mill in Mill Burns Elizabethtown destroying machinery and thousands of feet of lumber. Officials estimate damage around $10,000 with partial insurance coverage. The fire's cause remains undetermined.

Elizabethtown Blanden Lumber Company

Mission Conference Attended by Delegates at Ridgecrest

Several hundred delegates from 18 states and the District of Columbia attend the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission board conference which opened yesterday at the Southern Baptist summer assembly grounds in Ridgecrest.

Mission Conference Ridgecrest States District of Columbis Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board Southern Baptist Summer Assembly

Hornbill in Flight Sounds Like Airplane Noise

A hornbill in flight emits a loud, sudden call resembling an airplane engine, startling observers nearby and drawing attention to the bird’s behavior. The description notes the bird’s airborne movement and its human-perceived sound likeness.

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