Study to show thyself approved unto God proverb
Quotations for July 6 1982 reflect on biblical wisdom and Carlyle thoughts. The items juxtapose scripture with a reflection on money and fame, noting moral and philosophical perspectives for readers.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
4
Quotations for July 6 1982 reflect on biblical wisdom and Carlyle thoughts. The items juxtapose scripture with a reflection on money and fame, noting moral and philosophical perspectives for readers.
A depositor letter urges clear answers on the Commercial National Bank closure six months past. It questions solvency, timing of assessments against shareholders, and what depositors should do to protect interests, warning that delay fuels restlessness and doubt about the receivership and possible reopening. United Bank and Trust.
The piece weighs the costs and flaws of the direct primary system in West Virginia. It notes Representative Neal's persistent repeal push and the likely 1933 shift away from primaries. A Charlotte Observer suggestion favors moving to a convention system to save money and reduce statewide campaigning burdens.
In a harsh postwar mood Catton argues that the 1929 boom hid widespread bunk. He links public distrust to weak virtues, warns prize fighting has become a racket, and cites Chicago crime cases to show law enforcement failure. He urges rebuilding self reliance and honesty before a new era.
The company closed its doors about three days before the run on the Commercial National. The local bank stayed open slightly longer, with the timing difference minimal. In Greensboro, shareholder assessments were prompt and remaining portions were converted to judgments and recorded. The Greensboro bank reopened, and deposits on the Commercial National are unsettled as a result.
The article analyzes North Carolina's Democratic primary results for governor after Max Gardner, noting split eastern support for Ehringhaus and Fountain, with geography showing irregular patterns. It discusses a push to abolish the primary system amid debates in Raleigh about next General Assembly actions.
A reflective note on betrayal and enduring hardship titled the double cross. The line suggests the weight of treachery and the added burden it places on those affected, implying emotional strain and moral challenge.
Durham report says W. F. Black of Roanoke Virginia was killed when his car left the highway near Durham. No other details given in the brief.
Dr. John I. Davis longtime staff physician at Oteen government hospital near Asheville died of heart trouble.
Republican leaders and candidates will hold a conference in Greensboro on July 14 to map campaign plans and strategy for upcoming offices. Local party officials expect discussions on messaging, fundraising, and candidate coordination.
Greeneboro contestant defeated Hoover Grant 16 of Gastonia and B Co McIntyre of Laurinburg to win the NC checker championship.
Fayetteville reports S. T. Boone killed himself in his bottling plant after being forced to close the business. His act is attributed to despondency over the shutdown.
Senator Cameron Morrison returns to Washington to finish his term after losing renomination to Robert R. Reynolds in Saturday's primary. Reynolds now holds the nomination and Morrison plans to remain active in national affairs.
In Raleigh the Democratic executive committee will meet this month to map campaign plans. Major L. P. McLendon and C. L. Shuping of Greensboro are mentioned as possible successors to Odus M. Mull as chairman.
Paw Shoemake 21 was killed and Arvel Secrest, both of Lenoir, injured when their car failed to negotiate a curve on the Blowing Rock highway.
Letter argues against Prohibition in a public newspaper. Lee J. Marshall urges readers to weigh benefits and curses, warning whiskey brings only head pains and a wasted life.039
Reynolds, the young aviation enthusiast and heir, is found shot on his Winston-Salem estate with a pistol nearby. Libby Holman, formerly Anne Cannon, was his wife and is described as a prominent Broadway singer. Anne Cannon Reynolds is widowed as Reynolds’s death prompts an estate guard and renewed scrutiny of high society aviation ties.
Cleveland report says W N Reynolds, uncle of Smith Reynolds, cannot understand the act but believes it was his nephew's and that no one else was involved. He recalls seeing the boy recently at his North Carolina home and describes him as sensible and level headed.
On July 6 1918 Italian and French troops in Albania began a Balkan drive between the coast and the Tomorica valley. Italian soldiers celebrated early gains after learning Austrian forces were expelled from the western Piave river. Australians and Americans pushed a northeast front near Villers Bretonneux while Americans repelled a raid at Xivray.
New York friends of Smith Reynolds, a tobacco heir, were stunned by news of his death in Winston-Salem. He had youth, millions, and a popular Broadway wife, whose engagement to Frank B. Smith Jr. followed their secret marriage. Reynolds was known for flying and public life.
A crossword style puzzle featuring a long list of horizontal and vertical clues. The grid includes terms from religion, geography, mechanics, and daily life, with references to Latin phrases and classic wordplay.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Reid died shortly after 2 oclock at their 700 Smith street home. The baby, only a few hours old, had short funeral services at Walnut Cove graveside this afternoon at 3. Interment followed. Surviving are the parents one sister Mildred Frances and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Donnell and Mrs. Fiona Bottoms, all of this city.
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