Psalm 4 7 Quote Peace and Safety
A religious verse reflects on finding rest and safety in God. The speaker seeks divine protection and tranquility, invoking Psalm 4:7 about peace and security from the Lord.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1931
Page
4
A religious verse reflects on finding rest and safety in God. The speaker seeks divine protection and tranquility, invoking Psalm 4:7 about peace and security from the Lord.
Representative Garner criticizes the 314 percent rate on the 800 million bonds, arguing a lower rate would attract surplus funds from richer states like Rhode Island instead of Texas. The piece also discusses Roosevelt’s probation reforms, costs of probation versus imprisonment, and proposed gasoline tax to fund road programs.
An analysis compares North Carolina long term prisoners with Sweden and other states. With 3,000 long term inmates to be handed to the highway commission, the state notes jail needs grow amid a push for a new penitentiary and better penal housing. The piece argues reform is needed despite widespread calls for jail construction.
The piece dismisses talk of a large Raleigh newspaper fund and big business buyouts to influence politics. It argues newspapers gain trust through long service, reveal hidden motives, and warns against subsidized press ventures as risky and unlikely in North Carolina.
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce argues high auto license charges reduce car registration across 20 states where rates rose. The piece notes tax regimes often reach a point where returns dwindle as levies increase, posing a question for North Carolina on applying the diminishing returns law.
The article surveys four methods to interpret the book of Revelation the past fulfilled view the historical view futurist view symbolic view and a common sense critique. It notes dangers of overreliance on any single approach and urges a blended understanding while acknowledging symbolic puzzles like seven ten four and numbers such as 144 000 and 1260.
A speaker explains symbolic numbers in Revelation including 144 000 as a priestly multitude from Israel and a countless servant host. He discusses 24 leaders from tribes and apostles and deciphers 1260 days 42 months and time times half a time. He analyzes 666 as the beast and the mark of humanity.
The June 20 report shows active cotton with new high ground as October rose to 9.34 and July to 8.93 while December reached 9.58. Net gains ran 18 to 24 points with late trading firm though some profit taking occurred and mentions of May rains and insect infestation in Texas and Alabama.
Senator Vanden Berg of Michigan says he believes he made history by being the first man to telephone the White House from a pay booth in a Toronto drug store. He and Mr. Hoover spoke for five minutes but he did not reveal topics or coins used.
Mrs. Alvina Reut of New York admits she cannot recall all of her 11 children when asked to name them as a witness in a will dispute. The unresolved questions center on succession and rightful inheritance amid family disputes.
Cumberland Maryland report notes Eugene and Francis Wood and sister Margaret triplets all graduate from the same high school together, marking a rare family achievement.
Mrs Oliver Wolcott wife of a Boston banker films a colossal brown bear at a 40 foot distance while her husband and guide stand with guns ready as she cranks the scene in Ketchikan Alaska.
Former Penn athlete Leo Bekorn plans a continuous 3 hour golf marathon from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow night in Purchase New York. Six caddies will carry lanterns and flashlights to light the way until daylight as he plays all 18 holes without stopping.
Hugh Alfred Moffitt a High Point merchant manufacturer and mayor 1925 27 died May 18 1931 aged 62. He served as a loyal church member and civic leader contributing to the city dam Municipal lake Jamestown street paving and school expansion and left a large family including wife Sallie Provost and five children. Funeral services at First Methodist Church were attended by pastors and civic leaders.
Mrs H D Rothrock is spending the week in Thomasville. Mr and Mrs Silas McBee will spend today in Meckenville with Mrs McBees mother Mrs C F Maroney. C M McCash and mother Mrs Emily McCash of Cincinnati Ohio are visiting Mr and Mrs P V Kirkman and family at their West Broad street home.
The High Point Epworth League union and Calvary league will hold their monthly meeting Thursday night. New officers will be installed at this time and all members are urged to be present.
In England and Germany a billion units are compared to a trillion in the United States, while France holds to a thousand million. The remarks highlight how different nations count large numbers in varying systems.
Governor Gardner announced a commission to examine closer cooperation among three major North Carolina institutions. Members include Davidson College treasurer Mr. Jackson, Judge Townsend, Dr. Morrison, and State College alumni leader Mr. Alexander. The group aims to organize before July 1 to advise on institutional alignment and upbuilding.
Lexington June 20 Charles W Maus of New York secured a store room on Main Street and plans to open a ladies ready to wear shop by early September. Fixtures from the former Mrs Lady's Shoppe will be used in the new store with Mrs GP Shutt expected to join the venture.
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