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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1945
Page
2
A devotional tale outlines Jesus lessons on humility and forgiveness. It covers Peter’s question on forgiveness, the parable of the unforgiving servant, the cup and baptism of suffering, and the wedding feast parable with the improper guest, emphasizing servant leadership and genuine faith.
US airmen from the Carolinas said to destroy ten German planes in a bold attack on the first major enemy opposition in weeks. Lt. Duncan McDuffie of Aiken South Carolina claimed four kills while Lt. Jack Hodge of Aloen South Carolina had two and Lt. James Starnes of Route 2 Wilmington North Carolina one. Lt. Oscar Bigg of 30 Stafford Street Wilmington North Carolina destroyed three planes. The returning pilots said the German flyers seemed green and struggled to mount a defense.
The trustee G. H. Jones will sell at the front door of High Point City Hall at 11:00 AM on March 28, 1945, under a deed of trust by Henry and Hattie Johnson. The parcel on Loflin Street runs from Willis Boler’s corner 137 feet south, 30 feet west, 137 feet north, 30 feet east to the start, Guilford County North Carolina.
Reporter in the Marianas likens a B 29 Tokyo mission takeoff to Indianapolis. Soldiers crowd runways and rooftops to watch planes roll, some failing to launch while others rise clear over water. The scene captures fear, hope, and fate as crews depart and many may not return.
First Lt. David L. Atkinson receives a soldier's medal for dislodging a dangerous bomb from the B 25 bomb bay over southern France last August. The Charleston officer crawled into the open bay to free the bomb, risking a fatal misstep.
Mrs De Var Balls of Logan Utah took a job at Bushnell General Hospital in Brigham to help someone she knew. Her husband Private Balls arrived recently with a trainload of wounded from the western front.
Chapel Hill report shows North Carolina surpassing its $392000 infantile paralysis drive quota by $33000. Campaign chairman Dr Ralph McDonald said eleven counties have yet to report. The milestone highlights widespread support across counties in the effort.
Veteran lawmakers say the executive and legislative branches are in deep confusion over allocating manpower to the armed forces, factories, and farms. They cite conflicting statistics, waste, and sectional demands blocking a clear plan.
Suspicion grows over control of conscription as figures like Byrnes McNutt Hershey Stimson clash with Roosevelt on civilian economy oversight. Senate opposition and union and manufacturer hostility color local draft boards while boards vary between strict Hershey directives and boardroom influence.
Political observers say Harold E. Stassen showed greater astuteness than Arthur H. Vandenberg in responding to the appointment to attend the San Francisco United Nations conference. Stassen’s immediate acceptance positions him strongly, while Vandenberg faces mixed GOP feelings on Capitol Hill. Vandenberg seeks more clarity on the deliberations and will push a White House assurance that his service carries no strings.
The Roosevelt administration faces a negative reply to a request, but pre consultation with FDR could invite political embarrassment. Stassen is praised for forthrightness and courage in expressing his stance on major international issues.
Bishop Magee announced that Methodists will observe the Day of Compassion with a national Crusade for postwar relief and reconstruction. He said the drive aims to raise 25 million dollars, with 14.4 million pledged by February 27 and 566 district units contributing to overseas relief and a Christian world order.
The High Point area sees numerous property transfers with the city of High Point conveying multiple lots across Taylor street College terrace Banner street Westward development and Emerywood additions to various buyers including Wray Ward Jurts investors and city offices. Other transfers include lots in Roland Park Arey subdivision Newlin subdivision and College park with several properties changing hands to individuals and the city. The notice ends with a brief INS item about a Seaside logging report titled Tomcat.
The Reverend Wilson O Weldon preaches at First Methodist Sunday at 11 00 on Is Worth Watching. Choir anthem Peace I Leave With You by Roberts with soloist Dr C L Gray. Bronson Matney Jr sings Calvary Rodney. 5 00 vesper subject The Faith of Enoch with soloist Miss Margaret Burgess. Youth Fellowship at 6 00. Stewards meeting and the second quarterly event at 7 30 Monday. Dr A Lambeth conducts the reverence. The vespers service Wednesday evening at 7 30.
Tomorrow at evening worship Dr A B Conrad will speak. Ernest Smith of McAdenville is set to deliver the message at the service.
Dr C E Rozzelle will preach at Wesley Memorial church in the morning at 11 00 with the title The very first pain A celebration of the I A Rozzelle will be Ne N M Harrison At the church Fellowship will meet Wednesday night at 7 30 the Victory Hour will hold its meeting.
Rev Walter R Kelly will preach Sunday morning at 11 on Caesar and Christ. The 5 o'clock vesper features Youth fellowship starting at 6. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday night at 7 30.
St Marys Epi Day School hosts a 9 45 gathering followed by 11 00 Communion and sermon. Choristers perform an offertory anthem Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent by Holst.
Winston-Salem church hosts guest minister Rev G Raymond Womeldorf at 11:00 a m Sunday service. Womeldorf, mission pastor, has returned from four years as a China missionary since 1923 and is described as an interesting and forceful speaker.
In morning worship at 11 Cecil E worth will speak on St. Paul and His Waste Basket. Junior Choir rehearses 5:30 followed by Young Friends Fellowship at 6:30 and evening worship at 6:30. Boy Scouts meet Monday at 7:15. Woman's Auxiliary speaker Mrs C R Barrer representing the Council of Church Women. Luncheon at 1:00 with program and circle meetings after. Elizabeth class meets Tuesday at 7:30 at 1011 Asheboro Street with Mrs Webb Whitlow hosting.
Morning worship at 11:00 with Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman delivering The Miracle Working Christ. The Junior Choir assists the Senior Choir and the Junior sermon Made Whole Again. Evening service at 7:30 features The Bible's Most Beautiful Word and The Lord's Prayer. Lenten service Wednesday at 7:30. Youth Fellowship at 6:30. Junior Choir at 6:00.
Careful research questionsglib claims about food allergy and its link to conditions such as allergic rhinitis and asthma. The piece notes that avoiding suspected foods often fails to relieve symptoms, cites Dr. Cooke’s 1922 idea that allergic reactions can be reproduced by ingestion, and discusses food related headaches and skin eruptions while stressing allergy exists but varies in frequency and certainty.
A dated ten day Lenten menu outlines meals with toast roast lamb omelet and lamb stew. It lists breakfast and dinner items including puffed rice skimmed milk broccoli timbal melba toast and lettuce with dressing. Beverages include coffee tea without cream or sugar.
Denominations across the United States and Canada adopt a Stewardship Enlistment program for 1946-47. Dr. Harry S. Myers notes the goal to enlist members in Christian work as vocation or avocation amid postwar needs. Churches urged to increase time and money gifts, with support from Hillsdale headquarters.
New York City's public water system is reported to supply an average of 128 units of water per person per age.
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