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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1945
Page
2
The article surveys the final lesson on the Sermon on the Mount, stressing riches versus spiritual wealth, trust in God, and moral living. It highlights Jesus teaching about worry, providence, loving neighbors, humility, and choosing the narrow path. It notes the authority of Jesus and his love for people, ending with distribution by King Features Syndicate.
Second Lieutenant Ramelle A. Farr, 34, of 224 Boulevard, High Point, North Carolina, leads the Eye Ear Nose and Throat Clinic at the 97th General Hospital in England. She assists the surgeon in charge, sterilizes instruments, and directs three enlisted men. Farr trained at Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat Hospital and joined the Army Nurse Corps in 1943 after civil nursing work. Her brother Glenn R. Farr lives at her Boulevard address.
Lexington confirms Technical Sergeant John R. McCrary Jr. was killed in action in Belgium on January 9. He was the son of Attorney J. R. McCrary and Mrs. McCrary of this city, and the widowed Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Frazier McCrary of Winston-Salem received the War Department notice. McCrary had worked for the U S Employment Service in Winston-Salem prior to his two years of service and was a Duke University graduate.
Dr. C. E. Rozzelle will preach at 11 00 on Let the Church Be the Church. A 5 00 sermon will pose What Are You Afraid Of. The Youth Fellowship meets at 6 15.
Dr Walter L Lingle of Davidson will fill the pulpit at First Presbyterian on Sunday January 28 and conduct the regular quarterly communion service.
St. Mary's Episcopal will hold Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow followed by church school at 9:45. The morning prayer and sermon begin at 11:00 with the St. Dunstan Choristers singing Alleluia by Timm as the offertory anthem.
At 11 AM Sunday the First Evangelical and Reformed Church will host Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman delivering Christ's Challenge. Miss Lena Sale of Point College will sing Prayer. Fesperman also speaks at the Youth Fellowship movie at 6 30 PM. Evening service at 7 30 PM features Will Your Life be Ready at Forty. Wednesday service at 7 30 PM.
The Adult and Youth divisions meet at 9 45 a m in the downstairs aeant for a Service rr oy Pee featuring trip displays. Rev Wilson O Weldon speaks at 11 00 about When Takes the Night Shift and again at 5 00 for From Fear To Faith. Youth Fellowship at 6 00 led by Mr Barry Morris. Meetings for officers and teachers Tuesday at 7 30 T R Ballard home. covered dish supper Wednesday at 6 30.
In the church program tomorrow morning and evening Dr A Brd will deliver messages. A school session is set for 10 a m and the B T A meets at 6 45 p m. Rev Tolly Davis of Concord will lead the prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Curtin leads Australia as prime minister of the Commonwealth of Australia, a dominion within the British Commonwealth. The U S Pacific Fleet is commanded by Admiral H. Kenton. The British Pacific Fleet is led by Admiral Sir Arthur Mountbatten.
Doctors and military officers should use their formal titles in social cards and introductions. Properly indicating ranks and degrees conveys respect and avoids awkward misaddressing in formal gatherings and correspondence.
Horoscope for January 2 advises diligent effort over many talents, urging thoroughness and steady, quiet perseverance. It warns that Saturn influences may misdirect sympathies and cautions against overtaxing oneself or arguing over minor pet peeves.
The document references Australia as a key nation, with Admiral Chester W. Nimitz and Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser named as prominent naval figures. It highlights Allied leadership during wartime operations and strategic coordination.
Miss Inez J. Kissellburgh of Albany sent a bank draft in 1917 for the Cornell university alumni fund. The draft reached Ithaca recently after a delay of more than 27 years, following a legal notice in an Albany paper that credited Cornell. The money was finally forwarded to the intended fund.
The Class of 1936 member went overseas last October. Surviving besides the widow and parents are three sisters Mrs. Louis Fowler Statesville Mrs. Joe H. White and Miss Penny McCrary Lexington. Editor's Note: Young McCrary's father is dean of Davidson county attorneys and former U. S. District attorney. He is well known at High Point and has many relatives here.
A discussion of simple bed and chair bound exercises inspired by Dr Edward H Ochsner, with breathing, mirror work, and leg and arm movements. Readers ask about water affusions for asthma and climate effects on arrested tuberculosis, with brief physician replies.
A historical analysis notes Japan may extend peace feelers to the United States and Britain after Nazi defeat, while U.S. officials warn against early talks. It highlights Japanese leaders as both shrewd businessmen and fanatics, fearing total defeat if the war drags on and noting Russia's growing military pressure and Moscow’s influence on Tokyo.
Analysts warn Russia may seek quick dominance in Asia while rebuilding its economy and avoiding Western war weariness. The piece also covers Henry A. Wallace's Senate confirmation test, with pressure from Sidney Hillman and leftist groups as lobbying intensifies.
Washington scene as House leaders press for a compromise on the mass labor bill facing two stubborn camps. Southern and northern lawmakers clash over an anti closed shop amendment while labor leaders push for FEPC provisions to curb discrimination.
Industrialist voices attack the Iowan nominee for Commerce Secretary, citing his past statements on private enterprise and global aviation concerns. A critic warns that his stance favors federal control, subsidies, and world systems, prompting fear of anti private industry bias.
Governor Cherry presented annual awards for excellence in news presentation and editorials to state weeklies and semi weekly papers. Top weekly honors went to Transylvania Illustrated Brevard and Chapel Hill weekly. top semi weekly to Lexington Dispatch. Editorial top prize to Warren Record.Speeches urged better communications and human interest reporting during the North Carolina Press Association session in Durham.
Lawmakers discuss a draft bill tied to FEPC aims with southern opposition framing limits on draft boards and a possible closed shop provision. A compromise would guard labor rights while restricting penalties for strikes and enforcing essential work rules.
Real estate transfers listed from Guilford County include Samuel W Evans to B L Richardson in High Point Township and several other lot transfers to named buyers. A tax lien action is filed in the Guilford County Superior Court High Point Division against Dena Jester and John Doe Jester for 1941 42 properties, with court appearance required within 20 days from February 1 1945.
The fragment lists multiple property transfers among named individuals with parcels on Gantt English Cable and Staley Harmon streets. It also notes outer lettuce leaves can be washed and used for sandwiches and advises greasing a saucepan rim when cooking fudge to prevent boiling over.
Legal notice in Guilford County North Carolina states J L Tedder and Ida A Tedder and City of High Point face a civil action. The defendants must answer or demur within twenty days from February 1 1945. Assistant Clerk C B Lambeth signs the notice.
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