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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1933
Page
4
A reflective quote attributed to Thomas Brooks notes that mercy and love profoundly humble and break the heart of a sinner, framing repentance as the mercy’s deepest impact and spiritual renewal.
In a critical view of Asheville’s governance, editors argue the city needs a superlative city manager to handle crushing debt and senior officials. They suggest the mayor face pressure to appoint a capable reformer despite current distrust and stigma attached to many locals.
A Greensboro Presbyterian church voted to break its denominational tie and transfer property to the Community Church of Greensboro. The covenant envisions a liberalized faith focusing on service to youth and the common good, unbound by strict creed or denomination.
A non-denominational Community church outlines a program to pursue the kingdom of God through youth and ethical education. It emphasizes inclusive, constructive ministry focusing on childhood and adolescence as a path to lifelong faith and social good.
Tributes for Greens boro ex mayor Paul Lindley who died by drowning praise his public spirit and kindness. Dr Charlotte Hawkins Brown notes his 20 years of campus beautification funded by annual shrubbery and flowers while his father’s Civil War service and duty shaped his character and community impact.
Wall Street remains a barometer of business, with futures trading and rising prices but overall profits lagging. Manufacturers lag farm product gains and dividends on new prices are not yet earned, keeping general business cautious amid optimism.
Editorial notes the Crusaders shift from opposing prohibition to fighting racketeers linking the 18th amendment to organized crime. It argues true control requires addressing politics and corruption that allowed racketeers to rise, not just repealing prohibition. It cites court rulings on corporate directors and quotes Col. Lindbergh on dirigible development.
North Carolina observers say Senator Josiah William Bailey is in a deepening political hole ahead of his 1936 re election. President Roosevelt policies and Reynolds political moves widen Bailey's unpopularity while Reynolds criticizes Bailey's choice for internal revenue post. Local chatter suggests a widening split between Bailey and Reynolds as rivals assess patronage leverage.
Mrs. Thornton urges a dinner out with Sue and hints at a social clash looming over introducing Sue as Jack's wife. Sue resists, fearing Judge Thornton’s disapproval as word spreads about the family ties and the partner’s strained position.
Adelina Patti, famed as the highest paid prima donna on the operatic stage, earned five million dollars over her lifetime.
The estimate suggests most weddings occur during the third quarter of the year, surpassing other periods. The data imply seasonal patterns influence nuptial activity and social timing.
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