Be ye holy for I am holy quote
A reflective religious note cites I Peter 1 16 and Lucas on holiness. It explains true holiness lies in conformity to God 8190.
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God
Lucas
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1938
Page
4
State Education Commission Report Urges Consolidation Moves
The State Education Commission has filed a report with Hoey urging consolidation of the State Commission and the State Board of Education. It warns lawmakers facing a shrinking general fund and a new group of legislators to weigh the proposal carefully. The plan suggests reducing commissions but keeps the Board of Education as an ex officio body, with unknown reception by the legislature. It also touches on teacher pay, compulsory attendance, and the aging of school administration amid ongoing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor Hoey
Board of Education
Mbly
Eifth
North Carolina
State Education Consolidation Faces Diminishing Returns
The State previously assumed more consolidation equaled better outcomes. The commission warns consolidation can be overdone and proposes a countervailing trend toward selective consolidation to balance gains with potential drawbacks.
Quail Season Tightens Enforcement In North Carolina Case
In Granville County a tenant on Congressman Frank Hancock's farm was convicted of shooting quail out of season. Hancock paid the $17.50 fine. The incident illustrates stronger game law enforcement and a growing conservation effort by the Department of Conservation and Development in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Granville County
Recorder’s Court
Frank Hancock
Hancock
Daniel
Congress
Wallace
Department of Conservation and Development
Roosevelts Liberalism Backed at Chapel Hill Rally
The Charlotte Observer notes Roosevelt’s liberal stance and steadfastness in faith to his own convictions during remarks at Chapel Hill. The piece highlights his resilience and loyalty as key traits amidst debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Chapel Hill
The
Charlotte Observer
Critique of Liberalism and Roosevelt Amid Road Naming Debate
The piece surveys views on liberalism and President Roosevelt, noting tensions between democracy and state socialism, questions of constitutional fit, and posturing on campaign promises. It also reports London Daily Mirror coverage of Yarmouth council debate on road names, including R F Kerrison’s stance and a line about Shakespeare’s moral judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
London Daily Mirror
Great Yarmouth
Byron
Chaucer
Milton
Shakespeare
Tennyson
R. F. Kerrison
Yarmouth Town Council
Sales Advice for Forty Plus Job Seekers in Tough Times
A veteran Colgate salesman senior tips on selling after forty. Emphasize enthusiasm sincerity product knowledge and solving customer problems. The piece notes wartime hiring boosts and shares a banker’s approach to loan refusals to preserve goodwill and explain decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Little
Colgate-Palmolive-Peel Company
Little
Colgate
Walter Winchell On Broadway Highlights Jazz Journalism Risks
Walter Winchell on Broadway notes Lafayette College president Dr William M Lewis warns college editors to study English and social sciences and avoid jazz journalism. The column mentions Broadway gossip, a poker game involving G men, ship production ideas, Saks gift counseling, a Broadway photographer union threat, Gloria Whitney’s Australia trip, and tips for securing show seats this December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Lewis
Lafayette College
Lehigh U
Zanuck
Broadway
Gloria Whitney
Russ Morgan
Australia
Local News and Notes From December Page
The Christian Endeavor union meets December 14 at First Methodist Protestant church. High Point delegates depart for a Boys conference in Morganton. Local insurers host a supper at the Sheraton tonight. Flu forces Greensboro operators to be borrowed by North State Telephone. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grubb visit Atlanta. Mrs. Laurance Ingram visits Winston-Salem. Mrs. C. T. Ingram and Cc. C. Prince visit Winston-Salem. Stocks tumble on Wall Street. Ernest L. Sawyer court clerk takes own life in Elizabeth City. Herbert Hoover off coast of Chile. Boulder Dam issue to be discussed in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union
First Methodist Protestant Church
High Point
Morganton
Sheraton
North State Telephone Company
Greensboro
Jack Grubb
Atlanta
Laurance Ingram
Winston-Salem
Mesdames
C. T. Ingram
Cc. C. Prince
Winston- Salem
Wall Street
Ernest L. Sawyer
Elizabeth City
Herbert Hoover
Chile
Boulder Dam
Congress
New York Street Paving Delays Trigger Hockey Pranks
Amid a Sixth Avenue closure for fresh asphalt on 43rd Street two boys on roller skates used the wet pavement as an improvised hockey rink. A proximity police officer paused traffic, allowed the game, then redirected cars when the surface neared completion. The scene captures city life and small urban ingenuity during street work.
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New York
43Rd Street
Sixth Avenue
Hemingway Autographs Farewell to Arms Song
A bookie asks Ernest Hemingway to autograph a copy of Farewell to Arms and is surprised when the author signs the song edition. The incident follows a correction about plagiarism claims involving Ken magazine and Ward Greene, clarifying both sides used similar sources. Doris Cromer aids Rubinoff in Miami moonlight recovery. Greenwhich Village marquee featured Nazi In Newsreels and Imita tion of Life. Peggy Mabon noted as a deb in the Blue.
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Chez Stork
Ernest Hemmingway
Hemingway
Ken Mag
Ward Greene
King Features
Greene
Ken
Green
Greenwich Village
Peggy Mabon
Deb
Foiled Funeral Feuds And Fashionable Fads Nab New York Gossip
The itemized column bundles scandal and society notes from New York. Hofmann wore cotton in his ears at Godowsky’s funeral, inspiring debate among friends. Antheil’s Vienna concert provoked boos and threats, while fashion shops on Fifth Avenue push light winter scarves for Miami. The piece hints at publicist misuses and political shifts in D C.
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Leopold Godowsky
Josef Hofmann
Godowsky
Ferdinand
Ladies’ Home Tunnel
Frank Buck
Animal Farm
Long Island
George Antheil
Vienna
Lanny Ross
Brooklyn
FDR
Homer Cummings
Gov. Murphy
Robert Jackson
Joseph Keenan
Local News Briefs and People Update from High Point Area
Twenty years ago Reverend W A Lambeth nears completion of move to Wesley Memorial Church parsonage in Salisbury area. High Point seeks a chamber of commerce and other institutions. C C Muse ill with influenza. Corporal Abe Bones returns from Camp Sevier. Clyde Farley discharged and home. Mr and Mrs Fred Ingram back from Mt Airy. Mrs Carter Dalton and children visit Greensboro. More than 200000 men mustered out. Moonshining rising in state. President Wilson ill at sea. Federal agents thwarted in many cases. nation policed.
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W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
Salisbury
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Muse
Abe Bones
Camp Sevier
Clyde Farley
Fred Ingram
Mt. Airy
Carter Dalton
Greensboro
Wilson
Quotes on football and science from 1930s figures
Joe C. Scott backs limited football spending at Oklahoma State amid calls for balance. Yale’s Ducky Pond notes football’s influence on politics, while Dr Henry Borsock warns against biochemical excess in the brain. Senator Borah critiques the term aggressor nation’s origins.
Broadway Actress Holds Shakespeare Salon at Tony’s Italian
Hancey Castle, a Broadway actress, studied Shakespeare while working in radio under Tom Stix. After a dispute over a passage they argued and found a Complete Shakespeare at Tony’s on West 52nd Street. Julie, Tony’s hat check girl, also loves Shakespeare. For hours, one room at Tony’s hosted a late night salon with readings by top Broadway talents.
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Hancey Castle
Tom Stix
Lash
Simon Legree
Tom
Uncle Tom
West 52Nd Street
Julie
Tony's
Broadway
Only Society Women Elevate Tree Issue to International Stage
Society women steer a debate as a tree issue becomes an international concern. Prominent figures from local clubs urge action while media coverage grows. Community groups push for conservation measures and policy attention at broader forums.
California CCC Groups Battle Blister Rust on Gooseberry Bushes
The CCC divisions in California are actively fighting blister rust on gooseberry plants, a conservation effort noted in this report.
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CCC
California
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