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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1925
Page
2
Insightful opinion on spreading happiness as a communal duty. The piece argues joyful acts ripple through neighborhoods, strengthening social ties and resilience amid hardship, urging readers to volunteer, share resources, and celebrate small wins.
The piece urges support for orphans and orthopedic hospitals, noting their role in shaping tomorrow and urging generous donations and Christmas Seal purchases. It invokes Leon Cash's spirit and argues charitable giving reduces taxes while aiding needy children and institutions.
A concise meditation on jealousy describing its origins in fear of losing status and love. It notes that jealousy prompts harsh behavior in both women and men and argues that jealousy without love is rare. The piece urges readers to strive to conquer jealousy.
A poetic meditation contrasts male and female love. It asserts that man harbors a fierce, consuming flame while woman feels love more gently, watching over the nest of affection and seeking constancy beyond triumphs and trophies.
The Y. W. C. A. board met and set January 14 for the annual meeting. A new board of directors will be elected. A nominating committee of five members will select a group of nominees from which ten directors and two men will be chosen.
Investigation shows robberies in four cities including a boarding house in Danville and a laprobe stolen from a Franklin automobile. The report continues on Page 1.
A family loses their dog Big Boy and grieves for over a year. The father spots a dog resembling their pup in a village and the reunion proves the dog's memory and loyalty. The tale highlights the trust and love a dog shows and the shared bond with his boy.
A reflective line on yielding from pride to openly admitting love. The speaker contrasts unforgiven hurt with a sincere, affectionate confession, emphasizing warmth over lingering grievance.
The piece jokes about how men may be jealous but typically declare love when asked while women often deny Peeve lingers until it fades then the love is declared stronger than before
In Greensboro officers arrested Young and Heston after recovering stolen property. Numerous other articles were found in their possession and are known to have been stolen, though details remain incomplete. The case is described as the most clever police work in a long time and the officers are commended.
Paul S. Horney, a highly regarded young man from High Point, died Saturday morning after pneumonia. Funeral services are at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Friends church, with Rev. Tom A. Sykes and Rev. H. T. Stevens officiating. Pallbearers will be church Brotherhood members.
F G Logan two years center on State College football team was tonight elected captain for 1926. Logan, an old Shelby star, was guest with the entire squad at a country supper in Neuse tonight hosted by Mr and Mrs R H Ferguson.
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