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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1938
Page
16
More than 100 members of the National Guard depart the city for an encampment at Fort Moultrie. The list includes sergeants corporals and privates first class and private ranks, with numerous names continuing on the page.
Marvin J. Ward urges readers to choose Christ and eternal life over sin and endless punishment. He explains biblical use of forever as finite and argues Revelation 20:10 aligns with the destruction of the wicked at the second death.
The readable OCR fragment lists vin E. Roach, Willie T. Robinson, Earl M. Staton, Ransom V. Stamey, Alfred F. Taylor, James J. Weldon and Tom C. Welch as named individuals in the source segment.
A returning missionary ruminates on contrasts between India and America, noting hunger amid beer sales, pervasive advertising for drinking and nightlife, public saloons, vulgar language near students, churches closed on Sundays, and shifts toward entertainment over worship. He cites church budgets, employment woes, rising secular pursuits, and warns of spiritual decline while urging renewed gospel effort.
Campuwharrie leaders will report Tuesday for training with George Marsh leading leatherwork and James Owens of Winston-Salem and Larry Hardin of Salisbury as model airplane instructors. Vincent Kelly of Danville Illinois will teach woodworking and carpentry. Nelson McAbee will direct canoeing and life saving. Junior counselors include Robert Truesdale, Robert McGlohn, Scott Winders, and Tom Van Poole. Special instructors join from Fire Dept and Scout groups for a week-long camp program.
Executive B. W. Hackney has led the camp for 12 years. Parents of unregistered Cubs seeking enrollment in the first period starting July 11 are advised to register by Wednesday. Registration must be turned in at the Scout headquarters at 106 West Washington Street.
Snow Hill Church in Grayson County Virginia traces to Alexander Stamey who cut timber and built the first church and cemetery. The Missionary Baptist house of worship grew under pastors Brannock Hall and Joseph Hall, with a prior homecoming service in the cemetery and a debt-free new church dedicated in July. Descendants shared talks by Dr E L Stamey and others, noting missionary emphasis and local family ties across Stamey and Brannock lines.
Walter Winchell recalls Wallace Reid’s rise with Maria Rosa opposite Geraldine Farrar and the dawn of Hollywood glamour. He recounts a Catalina Island shoot for The Buccaneer with lifeguards and a comic misfire when an actor pretended dead, ending with a farewell from Cecil B. De Mille and a teaser for Otto Soglow.
Washington July 2 The administration sponsored monopoly inquiry could shape the congressional race. Hearings may run in final campaign months after preliminary fact gathering. Sen Borah calls for broader review including steel cement oil and motion pictures.
In Chilmark Massachusetts an 18 year old Tarrytown New York girl, Misa Marion Rosser, summer resident, rescued James Kirkwood, notable stage and screen actor, who was stricken with cramps while swimming a hundred yards from shore. She pulled him to shore unassisted.
A root tip governs gravity sensing. Removing the extreme apex and placing the root flat causes it to lose downward growth and instead extend horizontally.
The annual Southern conference on Human Relations in Industry will be held in Blue Ridge July 14 16, sponsored by the National Board of the YMCA. Executives managers foremen superintendents and workers from Southern industries will attend. The theme is Private Industry Public Good.
A stone marker reading Alexander Stamey, Pioneer marks the birthplace community. The living memorial he would prefer is a new white church visible from far away, honoring Snow Hill church's founder and his wish.
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