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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1933
Page
4
A proverb from Deuteronomy urges compassion for the poor within your gates and cautions against closing your heart and hand. a Shakespearean aside adds that help should endure beyond initial assistance.
Henry Ford advocates rural subsidization to sustain car markets by expanding from Ford’s centralized River Rouge to many small firms. He envisions 50,000 suppliers producing parts and a shift away from huge plants, arguing decentralization benefits workers and industries alike. The move marks Ford’s third major shift, attracting close scrutiny across manufacturing sectors.
Editorial notes in the New York Evening Journal highlight February as a pause between holidays and spring buying. Merchants push bargain furniture, claiming high quality at prices less than half typical, urging readers to study ads and consult family needs before purchasing.
Duke University law students Allen Wilson and Edward Vinson live in a converted trailer parked near the campus to save on room rent. They purchased the trailer for 26 dollars in Georgia and endure cold nights while studying, hoping to last through two more years of law courses.
North Carolina ex governor Angus W. McLean was invited to analyze pending farm loan bills as senators push relief measures. Senators Walcott and Fletcher praised his testimony, and voiced willingness to pursue his recommendations with farm leaders. The piece notes broad patriotism but lacks consensus on a national relief program.
A reflective note highlights students at Duke University and other institutions choosing modest living to pursue bigger aims, arguing the sacrifice reflects national forward momentum and confidence in the country’s future.
Opinion notes opposition to the Legislative Advisory committee of Asheville and Buncombe county censoring proposals before the General Assembly. It praises delegation members who refused such scrutiny and critiques harsh criminal penalties contrasted with calls for reform.
Bruce Catton comments on New Hampshire Governor John G. Winant declaring treason to block measures for the public good. He notes the difficulty in agreeing which actions serve the public interest amid a severe economic slump, urging cross party cooperation though acknowledging complexities.
Farmers endure hardship while hogs roam freely through corn fields priced at 35 cents per bushel. The scene notes fewer line fence shootings and a general lack of concern among observers.
First Reformed Church preacher Rev W R Shaffer spoke on Sunday about the spirit of rebellion in a free people as a gift from God to be guarded against. He linked fear and want to rebellion and urged adherence to Jehovah’s plan and Christ teachings to transform society.
Pastor John E discusses Bible prophecy as God’s secret history for the world and church. He cites Amos 3 7 and warns Satan plots to mislead, urging strict adherence to divine guidance through Daniel and Revelation as end time prophecy unfolds.
The Spirit was the lesson subject in all Christ Scientist churches and societies on Sunday February 5 with the golden text from John 4 24 God is a Spirit and they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth The article notes the nationwide teaching focus and the Bible quote guiding worship this day.
Audrey Nancy Campbell of Chicago wins court action granting her control over a million-dollar share of her mother Nancy Lathrop Carver Campbell’s estate. Campbell is the daughter of Levis Leiter, Chicago merchant and pioneer figure.
The lesson sermon cites Galatians 5 17 about flesh versus Spirit and includes a Mary Baker Eddy excerpt from Science and Health noting that awareness of error precedes Truth and that mortal error fades as the divine likeness of man is acknowledged.
Rev. G Ray Jordan spoke at Wesley Memorial on Keeping The Zest In Life. He urged inner harmony and a vital relationship to the Deity as the source of joyous life and balanced rest, cautioning against chasing external thrills.
Local posts of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars joined Pim Manuel Lutheran Church as Rev. F. L. Conrad spoke on When Men Cry Out. Veterans toured in a group from the VFW hall to the service and heard a sermon linking courage to color symbolism. The program will repeat next month at Wesley Memorial Church for all ex service men.
Rev. W. R. Shaffer pastor of First Reformed church will lead Ed gar Whitener and J. R. Younse as they depart tomorrow morning for Concord to attend the 108rd annual session of the North Carolina Classis of the Reformed church.
The Packard stolen from C. L. Amos of this city was found abandoned near the George Penny home early yesterday by Constable Floy Brown. No trace of the bandits was found after they held up the Pendera store in Greensboro shortly before midnight Saturday.
The speaker urges sustained enthusiasm and contact with more successful people to gain inspiration. He adds that everyone should have a hobby as a fresh outlet for creative expression, noting that creativity enhances all aspects of life.
An ad from MANN DRUG STORE promises Allenru-With can rapidly reduce excess uric acid and relieve pain swelling within 48 hours. It states relief occurs in 24 hours after starting treatment and guarantees money back if a bottle fails to work.
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