A Thought on Love and Paradise
A concise reflection notes that love fulfills the law echoing Romans 8 10 and places paradise where love resides as a moral meditation.
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Paradise
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
4
May highway fatalities highlight enforcement over code
Statistics show Guilford led with seven auto deaths in May, Wake followed with five as 252 accidents occurred statewide. Most crashes happened on straight good roads, in clear weather, and daylight, with only 31 law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Highway Commission
Guilford
South Carolina Campaign Caravan Brings Heated Debates
South Carolina conducts campaign debates county to county with vocal clashes. Aiken county heckler challenged a governor candidate over lynchings and boundary remarks, deepening opposition among pro lynchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Aiken
Columbia
Aiken County
Hell
High Point Announces Gasoline Cut At Chamber Drive
A community agency alert leads to a price cut as High Point will offer gasoline at five cents per gallon less than prior city purchases. The chamber of commerce called the change an example of practical material saving for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Alumni Gift Carillon Tower Proposed At University
Two University alumni plan a 100000 carillon tower to honor ancestors, funded amid state budget cuts. Critics weigh practicality and maintenance costs for the bell ringer while praising the tower as beauty and joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Motley Morehead
Rufus Lenoir Patterson
Bok
Florida
Chapel Hill
Ahmch
General Lenoir
John M. Morehead
Carolina
Chamber exposes gas price differential and wins price cut
The chamber proves a 0.6 cent per gallon zone gap between local and Greensboro gasoline is unfounded. Standard Oil admits error and lowers price today, saving about 0.3 cent per gallon on roughly 600,000 gallons sold monthly, with annual impact exceeding chamber costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce
Winston-Salem Backs Dial Telephone System Change
The Journal notes Winston-Salem plans a late summer switch to an automatic dial system and expects strong public approval. It cites Mixed Senate reactions to dial service in Washington and High Point’s seven year experience with the system, praising quicker, simpler local operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
United States Senate
Twin City
The
Journal
High Point
Spanish monarchy urged to copy constitutional models
The Spanish king seeks counsel from Santiago Alba in exile, proposing a monarchy reformed to resemble England or Belgium with safeguards for democracy. Alba argues a popular legislature and a constitutional head could secure succession, while prolonging Spain’s drift risks royal decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Liberal Party
Santiago Alba
Paris
Alfonso
Alba
England
Belgium
Manuel
Portugal
British Empire
LIFE SAFETY AND ACCIDENT DEATHS
A historical note emphasizes life as valuable and cites 97,000 accidental deaths in America last year, with home accidents adding 23,000 more. It argues that many fatalities could be prevented by better safety and precaution against unnecessary risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Homecoming praise for Byrd and distant adventures
A reflective piece celebrates Admiral Byrd and his Antarctic expedition, praising the heroism of explorers who endure loneliness and danger. The author contrasts public cheers with the personal sacrifices behind exploration, admiring pioneers who spark national imagination and a renewed belief in adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
President faces tough talk with invited Indian chiefs
If the president plans to converse with those Indian chiefs who have invited him to join their tribes on his western trip, we're afraid he's in for another arms conference.
Ring of caution needed for dangerous fireworks dangers
Children will handle dangerous fireworks despite warnings. Without an older wiser generation to intervene with strict safety, there will be calamities from powder explosives.
Right to a strong healthy body for every child
A declaration asserts every child has a right to physical strength and health to ensure long life as originally intended. The statement emphasizes natural human potential and timeless wellbeing.
Miss H. Marjorie Beal Named NC Library Chief
Miss H Marjorie Beal of New York selected as secretary and director of the North Carolina Library commission to begin September 1. She succeeds Mrs Lillian B Griggs who resigns to become librarian at Duke University Woman's College. Beal has a long library career including roles in New York Madison Wisconsin and Albany.
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Raleigh
H. Marjorie Beal
New York
North Carolina Library Commission
Miss Beal
Lillian B. Griggs
Woman’s College
Duke University
Griggs
Beal
State Library Commission
New York Public Library
Eau Claire
Wis
Carnegie Library School
Pittsburgh
Public Library
Madison
Pittsburgh Public Library
Sherrill-Kenwood Public Library
Sher-r,a
Stout Institute
Menomonie
State Education Department
Albany
N. Y
American Library Association
Wood reunion and homecoming at Sandy Ridge Church
George H. Crowell recounts the Wood family reunion at Sandy Ridge Church near Jamestown. He notes large attendance, speeches by Rev. Hunt and others, and a feast with abundant food and music by Colfax and White Oak groups. Crowell praises family legacy and urges annual reunions as a Christian outreach, planning to attend again next year.
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Wood
Sandy Ridge Church
the Enterprise
James E. Wood
Jamestown
St. Luke
Hell
Jesus
Christ
Archdale
White Oak
Greensboro
Colfax Quartet
Sandy Ridge
R. E. Hunt
Crawford
T. C. Hill
Colfax
Josie Wood
Geo. H. Crowell
Former City Hall Employee Sought As Lingle's Slayer
CHICAGO June 23. James Forsythe once in city hall and linked to politics is hunted as the killer of Tribune reporter Jake Lingle. He recently served a year for carrying concealed weapons, an appeal affirming the sentence. Police note Forsythe’s gang ties and past raid arrest. Acting Police Commissioner Alcock visits stations seeking truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James
Red) Forsythe
City Hall
Jake” Lingle
Tribune
Forsythe
John Lyle
Lyle
Moran-Aiello
Corporation Counsel’s Office
High Court
Lingle
al Capone
Frank Foster
Foster
Moran- Aiello
The
Capones
Four Horsemen
Houdini myth ends as Boston prisoner escapes jail
Boston police report Victor Stanwhite a Dorchester youth escaped from the city jail after donning a strait jacket and slipping past five locked doors. He walked out after slipping the keys from a sleeping guard and fled, raising questions about Houdini era escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harry Houdini
Victor Stanwhite
Stanwhite
Dorchester
Frank Page
New York
Louis Beck
John Walsh
Benny Bass Faces Goodman Tonight in Non-title Bout
Benny Bass of Philadelphia, junior lightweight champ, meets Joey Goodman of Cleveland in 19 rounds at Meyers Bowl in North Braddock. The title is not at stake and the fight follows the dedication of the arena a year ago.
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Pittsburgh
Meyers Bowl
North Braddock
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Joey Goodman
Cleveland
Bass
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