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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1944
Page
5
By Elsie Robinson the column asks why the wicked prosper, recalling King David’s biblical struggle with the righteous and the wicked. It ponders life’s battles and the common human confusion over perceived injustice across ages.
The Altrusa club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Charlotte Guy's home, about twenty members present. Gifts for local USO visitors were collected, with entertainment including a novelty game, a read aloud of The Man Who Owned the Stable, carols, and seasonal refreshments.
A historical note explains that roughly half a ton of rose petals are required to yield one pint of rose essence. The fragment highlights the labor and volume involved in traditional perfumery processes.
The article notes Charles II of England engaging in a treaty or exchange with France involving the value or payment of five Sevres pieces or related assets, reflecting diplomatic dealings of the era.
The piece argues that virtue fails when it is passive and avoids risk. It contrasts the positive, driven wicked with the righteous who abstain, urging readers to act boldly, embrace struggle, and match the zeal of opponents to win rewards from God and life.
Mr and Mrs G Allred announce the marriage of Dorothy L to Ishmallan Petty Officer Second Class US Navy. The ceremony at Bos Mass on November 15 featured a double ring rite officiated by Charlies H Mackie. The bride wore baby blue velvet and pink rosebud corsage.
A festive civic message urging continued Christmas spirit with bright wreaths and joyful bells. The verse invites all nations to feel the enduring Christmas glow and celebrate locally.
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