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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
4
The quotation frames love as a divine image and living essence reflecting God's nature. It urges reverent living and devotion to God, citing scripture from Joshua and a teaching attributed to Luther to highlight theological reflection on love and fidelity.
The article argues Europe seeks peace amid frictions with Germany and Spain. It notes privateering style bombing of British shipping on the Spanish coast risks broader war, and questions who would bear responsibility. England is urged to press for restraint and steady diplomacy.
The Archdale Trinity communities plan a July vote on a 95000 bond to fund water and sewer facilities with hopes for federal aid from PWA or WPA. Proposals suggest tapping High Point’s water system to supply the area, while High Point weighs extending utilities beyond its city limits to protect bonded holders and manage growth.
The passage praises Archdale as the city’s historic neighbor and mother, noting South High Point communities’ water and sewer progress. It argues for shared future debt plans to ease transition for new territory and affirms Archdale’s long history and close ties with High Point.
Analysis notes Florida voters weigh loyalty to the New Deal against personal gain from incumbents. It argues Pepper and Gillette show voters favor strong representatives and pragmatic choice over strict party loyalty, with implications for national governance and party control.
An indictment read before the Greensboro board of elections questions the High Point vote process. Precinct four was excluded from charges at the last minute due to the registrar being a personal friend of the accuser. The situation hints at possible bias and could trigger further legal action against election officials if charges hold.
The text notes last minute impulses shape the manuscript of a complaint and reveal the motives for a total split labeled as justice for all. It emphasizes a clear division described as separating the sheep from the goats.
A collection of UPS customer courtesy rules for drivers is followed by scattered quips and brief humor items. The list includes greeting customers with a cap lifted, not smoking near customers, delivering to rear doors when signed, and presenting packages with labels facing the recipient while avoiding arguments. The piece closes with assorted jokes about fashion and public figures.
Bryant Park in midtown Manhattan is at its best with cool shade and leafy grounds. The Public Library faces Fifth Avenue and amid plane trees visitors read books from the open air booth, enjoying grand lines and simple charm beside the library’s marble lions.
Walter Winchell On Broadway presents poetry about a ship at sea with imagery of whitecaps a brass moon and starlit night. It features lines from thought pieces and verse as a setting for romance and suspense aboard a vessel with hints of intrigue and a cautionary refrain.
The summer session of the high school opened today with nearly 50 students in attendance for the first classes. Sears Roebuck store will open on North Main street at 8 am tomorrow as part of a Florida Tennessee Georgia Alabama South Carolina North Carolina rollout. Mr Blanton is manager. City council re elected all department heads and next week elections for policemen and firemen will be held. Dan Boone hit two homers as the Pointers beat the Durham Bulls 5 to 0 yesterday.
Fritz Kuhn, head of the German American Bund, attacked Congressman Dickstein amid a Congressional investigation. He threatened deportation and claimed Dickstein belongs in Moscow, signaling broader anti semitic hostility in the New York coverage.
A Catholic Actors' Guild testimonial for George M. Cohan features a judge halting a probing question about living with a woman. The exchange pivots on a wife, a probating will, and a quip about Atlantic City. Spoof humor is noted from Editor & Publisher May 21.
The excerpt contrasts Richard Whitney resigning as NY Yacht Club treasurer after a $100000 theft with General Ulysses S. Grant's surrender terms to General Robert E. Lee. Grant signs as Your most obedient servant, Ulysses S. Grant. Whitney signs Faithfully yours.
In a personal tribute Dean Hyskell recalls two golden haired boys who grew up as pals. One named Don Skene died beside his mother on the eve of France service. the other Dick Watts gave blood to save him.
An interview subject insists that truth is malicious while a magazine interviewer seeks only factual reporting. The tension escalates as the exchange reveals conflicting views on honesty and harm. Red Maclean is mentioned in the text.
Thomas Gold Jr a Carolina student stays at home until July 1 before sailing for a year of study in Paris. Misses Betty and Louise Webb of Concord visit Miss Alice Elizabeth Freeze at her Lindsay street home.
Tokyo reports say an attempt on the Japanese premier was frustrated today. Nearby, nationalist troops move toward Peking as gates close. The Southern Cross nears Brisbane, Australia. Rumors persist of a possible divorce for Princess Helen of Roumania from former Crown Prince Carol on June 21.
Local news notes 126 new men added to draft totals in High Point township following June 5 registration. A Chautauqua program at the auditorium drew a full crowd on the lower floor and balcony. Six Negroes and several white men will depart for Camp Taylor and Camp Jackson between June 19 and 24. Also reported are travel updates for Frank J. Sizemore, Carson Burns and Corporal I J Hunter, plus health and visit notes involving Mrs D C Johnson and Miss Clara Spicer.
Allies report new gains north of the Chateau Thierry sector as German losses mount. On Sunday Germany twice attacked steamers carrying American soldiers and Red Cross personnel. The American casualty list shows 108 named, 30 killed in action.
A wry reflection foresees a future where people boast of a year without wearing false whiskers. The line hints at widespread spy disclosures and the legendary status of such secrecy.
A observer notes benches filled with readers of Japanese German Polish Swedish Jewish and Spanish papers near a Sixth Avenue newsstand. An elderly man and a Chattanooga–born woman share a quick chat as she reads hometown gossip, he awkwardly praising Chattanooga over New York.
Giovanni Martinelli with thinning thinning hair recalls his 1918 Met bow and prefers speaking over singing while George Rockwell the night club and vaudeville figure avoids summer work to enjoy Boothbay Harbor Maine. A nervous man in black kid gloves strolls Madison avenue seeking attention.
A fox terrier companion waits outside the door for Captain Kidd, mourning a missing dog friend named Matt who was killed by a delivery truck. The Captain, recovering from a dog bite incident, senses the tragedy at the curb as Mary returns to school in sorrow.
Grover Whalen of New York famed for grooming and stature sends dozens of telegrams daily from the Empire State Building to World’s Fair offices. He outpaces Flo Ziegfeld in telegram output and avoids phone conversations, directing Fair ground action by wire.
A Harrington Delaware Rotary Club invitation promises a pitcher of cold farm buttermilk at the writer’s plate tonight after a four hour drive. The slice of country hospitality comes in response to pleas about dairy shortages.
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