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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1941
Page
4
A short devotional note cites Psalm 12 4 and a Campbell quotation about God’s truth being revealed despite human concealment. The passage emphasizes uprightness grace compassion and righteousness as guiding spiritual themes.
The piece analyzes the shift toward a government managed economy amid shortages of essential war materiel. It notes aluminum production at Badin, the need for electric power to expand capacity, and Secretary Ickes’ criticism of the Aluminum Company of America. It argues that current limits threaten national supply while North Carolina seeks to boost output and power generation.
A reflective meditation on Jesus interceding for truth and sanctification. The piece traces how truth shapes cleansing of souls, cites Pilate, Nicodemus, Paul, and various historical figures, and urges living by the Word amid modern threats to truth. It weaves biblical exegesis with era-spanning portraits of reformers and artists.
The State Opera Group plans a free Monday night outdoor performance of The Bartered Bride at the city lake park, marking North Carolina’s state premiere. Critics once opposed by language and cost may be won over as the Czech favorite is presented in English.
Walter Winehell reports on William L. Shirer’s wartime observations and reception by U S Army officers, noting Lieut General Yoo-hoo Lear’s rebuff. The column gleans industry chatter about Gene Fowler’s The Jer vis Bay Goes Down, Gilda Gray’s MGM tension, and June Riley’s NBC and NBC connections. It includes snatches about hotel slang origins, Random House book advances, Helen Hayes and Helen Morgan casting, and various showbiz updates with many named figures.
A reader describes watching ruby throated hummingbirds near the Old Plank Road. The piece covers their appearance, flight, migration across the Gulf, feeding habits, nesting, and memory of the plant life that sustains them, with quotations about their fairy like beauty.
W A Bivins reflects on dog days, freshets, and romance with humorous anecdotes. A summer tale involves John Doe and Alice Roe, rain, a broken wheel, a wasp, a blacksnake, fame, and outcomes shaped by season and circumstance.
The New Encyclopedia of Machine Shop Practice from Willam H. Wise & Co. promises practical, non technical guidance for laymen and workers in production. It covers bench work, lathe, milling, welding, heat treatment, blueprints, and 2800 items, with powder metallurgy and modern metal manufacturing techniques explained for broad audience. The work, edited by George W. Barnwell, targets students, novices, amateurs, and personnel from plant libraries to production floors.
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