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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1931
Page
2
In Luke Seven 36 50 a Pharisee hosts Jesus while a sinful woman anoints his feet with ointment and weeps. Jesus forgives the woman saying her faith saves her, while critiquing Simon s judgment and stressing compassionate love over status. The lesson contrasts two types of sinners and calls for grace in how we treat others.
The passage reflects on Jesus speaking with mercy and clarity, urging self examination of faith and warning against pharisaic pride. It highlights the need for repentance and humility before God, noting that those most certain of their righteousness may need mercy the most.
Frederickstown Va February 14 Former State Senator C O Goolrick a Democrat argued prohibition would be the primary issue in the next presidential race and could not be surpassed by economic topics He contrasted his view with Thomas W Ozlin Virginia Democratic official who warned party leaders to organize to avoid a blunder over prohibition and pursue a tolerable solution.
Emergency help contact line promotes hiring cooks cleaners and repair workers with a secretary available to take calls and coordinate tasks, urging residents to reach out for in home assistance and ground maintenance services.
A speaker registered vigorous opposition to making the so called single idea group the paramount issue. He said Mr Ozlins statement challenges Democrats in Virginia who oppose the move. The remarks reflect regional political contention over party strategy and coalition-building ahead of upcoming ballots and debates.
Mr Godrick states the 18th amendment and current Democratic leadership policies will be endorsed while opponents of national prohibition vow to protest against dry rule in the state.
New York on February 14 reports inactivity in cottonseed oil with no sales and no notable market changes. Early gains faded and some sellers lowered offers while buyers stayed away. prices drift lower with bids 1 to 6 points down, prime crude around 6.25 to 6.37 percent and futures quotes for March to September listed.
The national capitol in Washington remains the sole U.S. building to fly the American flag day and night year round, officially observed as a continuous national emblem.
Gandhi, in Allahabad, told an Associated Press correspondent he would visit America if possible before meeting Lord Irwin in New Delhi. He urged more enlightened sympathy from Americans for India's cause, noting the moral encouragement already received and his wish to visit Emerson and Thoreau's birthplaces for inspiration.
Wheat rose late today in Chicago after drought complaints from Nebraska, lifting other grains. Reports said western moisture shortage left the water shed of America bare of snow and reservoirs empty, a situation not seen in 60 years. Earlier grains declined on forecasts of a possible dry weather break next week especially in eastern regions.
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