Children of this world marry and are given in marriage
A biblical verse from Luke 20 34 is cited with a Wordsworth quotation note about the adage the child is the father of the man.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1938
Page
4
Ruling on Missouri race case prompts national school issue
The U S Supreme Court overruled Missouri’s denial of a Black applicant to its law school, declaring a federal right to admission. The decision challenges segregated higher education in sixteen states and suggests building professional schools in existing Black colleges as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Missouri University
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Missouri
Lady Nicotine and Pellagra Treatment Hope
The piece argues pellagra is preventable through diet corrections and praises new nicotinic acid treatments showing marked improvement in severe cases. It notes Duke University and the University of Wisconsin reports, framing tobacco’s economic origin and calling nicotine a potential benevolent agent for public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University Hospital
University of Wisconsin
Duke
TVA hailed as one of New Deal's great feats
The article argues that the TVA should be seen as a major New Deal achievement despite criticisms. It credits the program with breaking private energy firms from overcharging customers and lowering electricity costs nationwide. It notes rural service expansion and sustained revenue, backing government-led power for public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
New Deal
Morris Cooke
Steinmetz
Main Street Bridge bid targets local merchants and approvals
A contractor building the Main Street Bridge over the Great Railroad Divide seeks warm approval from High Paint merchants by submitting both permanent and temporary bid halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Bridge delays tied to Christmas traffic and future gains
The city weighs extending a temporary bridge section through the holiday shopping period despite slow progress on the project. Officials acknowledge contractor delays and seek indulgence while noting past traffic congestion and ongoing landslide risks for a multi year period, arguing a net gain for the growing city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Main
Wrenn
Minister writes in protest over “intelligent drinkers” term
A city minister criticizes an Enterprise editorial for calling some drinkers intelligent. He argues that intelligence does not negate temperance issues and notes many highly intelligent people drink, insisting intellect does not prove the habit righteous.
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Enterprise
Alcohol's Growing Role in Society Weighs On Future Influence
The piece argues that alcohol forms a powerful social force affecting current norms and future impacts. It examines cultural integration, public policy considerations, and the need for balanced approaches. It highlights communities grappling with regulation, education, and health outcomes.
Real Living Over Wealth The Paris Summer Awakening
An observer recounts a wealthy woman’s lessons from a Parisian summer, trading luxury for honest work, sun, eggs, and garden painting. The piece contrasts ridicule with kindness, shares memories of singing fears, and honors the idea that understanding and opportunity build true credit in life.
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Paris
New York
John Gregg
Gregg Shorthand
Systen
Editorial Letter on Drink Dangers and Domestic Harm in High Point
A reader questions The Enterprise editorial on drink, arguing that alcohol endangers the public and harms the home as surely as drunk driving. The writer condemns liquor as an evil whether consumed publicly or privately, noting recent tragedies both on and off the highway. Continues on page 9.
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High Point
North Carolina
the Enterprise
Walter Winchell On Broadway personal gossip and betting odds
The column riffs on Hollywood and socialites including Fred Perry and Helen Vinson divorce chatter, Ella Logan in Scotland, Jules Bache courting Rose Saphire, Debra Frazier’s costly coming out, the WPA Sing for Your Supper cast, and political moves in Washington. It notes Jimmy Walker as radio MC prospect, NLRB fate for Donald Smith, and sports bets on USC Duke Tennessee Oklahoma and others.
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Fred Perry
Helen Vinson
New York
Ulu
Dudley Nichols
Ella Logan
Scotland
Jules Bache
Rose Saphire
Debrenda Frazier
Hillmans
June
Inverclyde
la Conga
Hollywood
Liz Whitney
Reuben’s
WPA
Felix Frankfurter
U. S. Supreme Court
Brandeis
Cardozo
Judge Stevens
Washington
Circuit Court of Appeals
Jimmy Walker
M. C
A. Woollcott
Donald Smith
NLRB
Jimmy Roosevelt
London
S. Goldwyn
C. Chaplin
D. Fairbanks
United Artists
Adrian Beecham
T. Beecham
Barbara Joyce
Minutes of Change Snapshot of a Minute
A rapid, period style item notes what unfolds in sixty seconds. It centers on daily actions and broad stats such as smokers using 50 000 cigars and cigarettes and pensions payout of 222 dollars per minute in the United States while bombs fall in Civil War cities.
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Earth
U. S
Work on No 10 highway advances toward Thomasville road
Local grading has started on the new No 10 highway from Lexington avenue along country club road to the Thomasville highway. Adams-Millis stock lists on the New York exchange after a curb market period. A district meeting of A B clubs from the Carolinas Georgia and Florida is expected to meet at Sedgefield next spring. Flu illness keeps most city hall workers home including City Manager Knox. Mrs W C Idol visited Winston-Salem and Charles Hoertel is ill at High Point hospital. Marriages reported includes Mrs Nannie Embler of High Point to Henry L Bell of Denton on December 11. Bishop Edward Rothaler addressed the High Point Rotary Club. Senate appropriates 250 million dollars for enforcement of prohibition.
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No. 10
Lexington Avenue
Country Club
Thomasville
Adams-Millis Corporation
New York Exchange
A. B
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Sedgefield
City Hall
Knox
W. C. Idol
Winston-Salem
Charles Hoertel
High Point Hospital
Nannie Embler
High Point
Henry L. Bell
Denton
Edward Ronthaler
High Point Rotary Club
Sheraton Hotel
U. S. Senate
Local News and Snapshots From Twenty Years Ago
More than six hundred people joined the Red Cross without solicitation. Lt I Thurman Mann, ex Army medical service, will resume practice in High Point after leaving Camp Custer. Miss Vera Idol returns for Christmas. Greenville schools close early for influenza. President Wilson greeted at Brest. American forces on the Rhine and fleet ordered home. Capt Charles Matton and Lt Hal Ingram of High Point were reported active in wartime fighting. National Republican Club in New York sells its home. Garner for President boom launched from his mother’s log cabin birthplace. Fred Perry and wife part ways. A Christmas lead notes a man wearing galoshes.
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Red Cross
I. Thurman Mann
Army Medical Service
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
High Point
Vera Idol
Greenville High School
Greenville
Sam Strickland
State College
W. A. Lambeth
Thomasville
Wilson
Brest
New York Day By Da Charles Driscoll’s Ritz Manager
A portrait of Charles Driscoll Keller manager of the Ritz hotel in New York describes his tall sturdy frame Swiss roots and cosmopolitan training from Rome to Cairo. The piece mentions a long-serving couple at the Ritz Mr and Mrs O. O. McIntyre and various city scenes including 125th Street’s pants area and a profile of Jerome H. Cargill a pageant impresario.
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Howard Taft
Switzerland
Cesare
Rome
Paris
Geneva
Don
Cairo
O. O. McIntyre
The
Ritz
New York
Boston man battered after incident in town center
A Boston man, Lewis Thornhill, was assaulted on an unspecified date leaving a fractured jaw. Thornhill refused to name his attacker citing possible retaliation and intends to pursue a civil claim.
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Lewis Thornhill
Boston
Thornhill
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