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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
12
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Uncle Ray explains the origins and evolution of letters D through Z. He traces upsilon’s Greek roots, the V and U shapes, and the later creation of W from two U or V shapes. X’s ancient ks sound, Y’s shifting use, Zeta’s Greek place, and Phoenician forms are noted with comments on English pronunciations and letter shapes.
A compact feature recalls General Winfield Scott in the Mexican War and his presidential bids, notes his nickname Old Fuss and Feathers, and mentions his 1866 death at age 80. The piece then outlines the new two cent army stamp bearing his portrait with Andrew Jackson and hints at alphabet history from Egypt to Rome. It promotes Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club and tomorrow’s Shaddle Saturday Talk.
The Rev. C T Norman of Lockhart Baptist Church calls the national birthday ball a pathetic reflection on Christianity. He condemns dancing as pagan and says the nation should pray for mercy, guidance, and a religious awakening, citing infantile paralysis as a past consequence. He votes against the ball and worldly dances.
Red Cross officials in Raleigh report state flood relief contributions could reach 550000 with 30 counties reporting 115000 raised. Thous ands of clothing bedding and food have also been donated.
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