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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1938
Page
4
A religious quip on repentance from Luke 15 7 and Fuller notes that joy arises from repentance and that postponing it may be too late The pair contrasts heavenly jubilation over a sinner who repents with caution that timely repentance matters for all believers and sermons.
A shaky split within the Democratic ranks in Pennsylvania tests Governor Earle’s bid and the party’s control as labor leaders and party bosses contend over the slate. The outcome could shape national presidential alignment and the block of votes the state delivers.
A fragmented passage notes North Carolina organizers and Tyre as a guiding force in forming a new association of small businessmen. It envisions a cooperative mass with diverse opinions while preserving independence, as the President convenes hundreds for conferences in Washington.
The passage notes promoters must show before dues are apt to become general. It acknowledges plenty of prospects exist and that small businessmen remain numerous even in hard times. It questions how readily they will embrace a dues paying fellowship with their peers.
The piece suggests Britain could restrain Mussolini by balancing with Hitler. It notes Britain’s diplomatic steadiness, questions Mussolini’s reliance on German power, and ponders whether Italy fears being squeezed in southern Europe as Hitler expands influence.
Editorial argues against diverting gasoline and license taxes from road building. It stresses the road program's needs, rural schools relying on bus routes, and motorists paying heavy taxes. It contends funds should stay with roads, not go to other general fund uses.
A tense stalemate unfolds as the cabinet struggles to push through a mobilization of national forces for the Chinese conflict. Parliament resists, signaling mounting friction between executive power and legislative oversight.
The text notes a split between Japan's military barons and the people who align more with democracies. It highlights the demand for democratic control over war efforts, with the public showing resolve while the outcome remains uncertain. It compares wartime measures to US actions in World War I and stresses a hopeful, robust will toward the better path.
A 1938 McNaught Syndicate piece extols the influence of wholesome youth literature. Gilbert Patten’s Frank Merriwell series inspires sportsmanship and career aims, with praise from Floyd Gibbons and Eddie Eagan. Other works cited include Northwest Passage and Life is My Song for adventure and education.
Noted figures discuss controversial performances and moral judgments. Countess Zarron Levin, once a ballet dancer now performing striptease, argues art exists across forms while critics question boundaries. University leaders warn of restrictive climates in higher education and recall public debates over punishment options.
A long feature chronicles Greenwich Village artists and bohemia praising art for art's sake while lamenting commercialism and night clubs. It also mingles gossip about notable New Yorkers Nancy Hoyt Lew Lehr and Amos n Andy figures, plus brief society updates and short items from the city.
The local high school band will perform when Senator James A. Reed speaks here on March 28. A separate note mentions a get together salesmen meeting in Pitts.
Twenty years ago Local News notes food distributors millers and retailers in High Point are praised as a patriotic class. They cheerfully accept trouble to assist in the vast task of saving America from German domination as the need for food grows.
The report discusses U S policy toward Latin America, noting emphasis on defending the Monroe Doctrine and cultivating better political and trade ties. It mentions inter-American cooperation, Roosevelt’s Latin American visit, and plans for a government radio station to counter fascist propaganda, plus federal band allocations for a potential government shortwave network.
Our soldiers grow more serious. Mrs John Cunningham visits the city and discusses woman suffrage. Jewel Parks of Trinity shopped in the city yesterday. Louis W son former Elw hotel proprietor bought March h at Lexington and has taken over. Mike Shiplett hospital corps N C Inf at Camp Sevier spent the weekend with relatives. Artillery duels northeast of France remain intense. Southern Railroad offers to pave High streets in High Point if right of way ownership is acknowledged. Governor Bickett urges politics to be forgotten this year. Washington politicians resist the suggestion.
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