Verse quotes adorn a 1981 church page
A July 16 1981 newspaper fragment presents biblical verses Isaiah 61 8 and a Wilkie Collinge quote. The short item lacks further context or local detail.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
4
A July 16 1981 newspaper fragment presents biblical verses Isaiah 61 8 and a Wilkie Collinge quote. The short item lacks further context or local detail.
The article argues that despite claims of an average 41 cent reduction in ad valorem taxes, actual county levies in Guilford and Forsyth show uneven cuts, with counties needing bond refunds to lower rates and road and school costs still rising. It discusses city street widening and building-line disputes affecting Main Street and English Street traffic, stressing the city must decide its land use and widening plan within fiscal limits.
The transfer of the property at the corner of English and North Main from the W. Jones estate brings to issue the city court's stance on widening English Street. The case centers on property ownership and municipal planning implications for the street’s expansion.
The Enterprise invites Main street merchants and other business people to vote on whether to retain the 45 minute parking limit or extend it, with written or verbal expressions to be published. The police and city council have no preferred position. results may guide a traffic ordinance revision.
South Carolina residents long opposed to protective tariffs have implemented a border boycott against produce imported from outside the state. The action targets a heavy license charge enforced at the border to protest trading restrictions.
Merchants refuse North Carolina goods and restrict outlets for anything grown or made in the state until a barrier is removed. The case shows protectionist difficulties, with discrimination in the revenue bill aimed at helping Tar Heel farmers, though similar handicaps affect Virginia and South Carolina farmers.
Rotary International hosts four thousand Rotarians from sixty nations in Vienna for a week of fellowship and talks. Lord Cecil presides with Vienna officials, while Al Roth addresses the crowd and a Nobel laureate speaks on medicine. the focus is disarmament, peace, and international understanding.
French airmen Joséph le Brix and Marcel Doret left Niji Uzinsk in Siberia by train bound for Moscow as they start a return trip to Paris to attempt a non-stop flight to Tokyo. They travel with mechanic Rene Mesnin.
Raleigh July 16 Governor C Max Gardner urged more home canning and drying of fruits and vegetables as a thrift measure. He recalled sun drying on roof sheets, lamenting decline, and proposed a statewide demonstration car tour with George Ross to promote home canning and preserving.
Revival services started at Mount Olivet Methodist in Lexington with strong attendance. Reverend J R Church of Kings Mountain assists pastor N M Needham, bringing prior experience from a pastorate near Thomasville.
In Wayne County Pennsylvania the heat turned the Ten Mile Creek area into a magnet for birds as flocks swooped down from nearby fields and hovered along the bank all day, forcing some bathers to leave.
The Panchen Lama arrives in Nanking from Mongolia after seven years in exile. He brings 100 chargers as a gift for General Kai-Shek and urges Kai-Shek to assist in restoring Tibet’s lost empire wrested from the Dalai Lama.
London July 16 Argentine tango and modern jazz featured on the royal ball program at Buckingham Palace tonight the first since 1924 Queen Mary selects music including Peanut Vendor Rosalita and Hawaiian Stars Are Gleaming suggested by the Prince of Wales. Notable guests include Princess Ingrid of Sweden former Queen Victoria of Spain and former King Manuel of Portugal. The ball opens with the cotillion and quadrille and the supper hour nears midnight with guests standing to eat while officers dance without swords.
Flashes of Life report from Angora notes Premier Ismet Pasha and his cabinet returned to motor travel after a brief renunciation for economy. The next day the People’s Party decreed that cabinet officers should not walk to work. In Belfast Northern Ireland a 166 year old man named John Carthy recalls his vow from 89 years ago after marching with 2,000 townsmen to hear temperance preacher Father Matthew and pledging abstinence from alcohol.
James Attwell walked under a beach cliff when an eight pound rock fell about 100 feet and struck his head. It bounced off as doctors noted his thick skull and sent him home.
Tucker Faith full, Starr's sister, joins the stage in Once In a Lifetime with Florence Rics Smith also cast in a role.
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