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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
4
The Enterprise lauds 28 graduates for dedication and fitness as they enter college or pursue further study. Juanita Moffitt and Mae Kirkman stand out for perfect attendance and exceptional unit totals.
The Salisbury list and The Enterprise debate Rev. James A. Clarke’s call for boycotting unpatriotic merchants during wartime. Critics argue the sermon should cover all who claim American citizenship, urging unity while criticizing slackers and profiteers in a heated public discourse.
Asheville board of trade secretary Buckner champions a change in phrasing from After the war to After we win the war. He argues the language would boost morale, keep victory frontline, and remind Americans that winning the war is the nation’s business. The idea earns favorable note from The Enterprise.
Winston-Salem reflects on Rev Douglas L Rights known as Dog Rights as he becomes army chaplain. He charms students at UNC and praised in The Enterprise for guiding soldiers and shaping young men, with hopes North Carolina troops will meet him as a firm friend and mentor. Also notice in Guilford County court for estate of W A Elliott seeking land sale to pay debts, with July 6 date for answer.
Sunday School Lesson reflects on Mary’s lavish anointing of Jesus at Bethany and Judas Iscariot’s mercenary motive. Mary’s act of costly devotion contrasts with Judas’s greed, showing how love transcends monetary concerns and signals Jesus’s authority and the gospel’s expansion.
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