A Thought For Whom The Lord Loveth He Chasteneth
Sorrow makes men sincere says Beecher citing Hebrews.
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Beecher
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1927
Page
4
The Hound of Heaven Excerpt Reflected in Flight and Fear
An excerpt from Francis Thompson's The Hound of Heaven describes fleeing the divine pursued through years and thoughts. A voice concludes with the claim that all things betray thee who betrayest Me, as the narrator battles pursuing force and fading hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Thompson
A Beautiful Plan for High Point Baptist Church
The First Baptist committees select the design for a new church to be started this year. The congregation is expected to approve, and the finished building will offer ample grounds and become an architectural ornament on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
First Baptist
Baptist Church
North Main Street
The Beard and a Dictator’s Gibe on Courage
A newspaper piece mocks Mussolini by claiming beards prove less bravery than the smooth face, noting civil leaders and soldiers of the past wore beards while he labels whiskers as cowardice. It suggests a young man hesitates to grow a beard, yet musters the nerve to begin facial hair.
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Mussolini
Tragedy at Y M C A Pool Shocks Community
A Y M C A pool drowning unsettles residents as the public questions safety at a site long seen as secure. The incident involved a young swimmer under constant guard and highlights concerns about pool safety measures and supervision.
Y M C A Pool Safety Debate After Child Drowning
Officials say the drowning case points to possible heart failure rather than pool danger. Witnesses report quick rescue and two hours of unsuccessful resuscitation, urging continued confidence in YMCA swimming as safer than street life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
High Point
Ich
Airport naming debate spurs North Carolina city split
Washington state morning papers report Charlotte loses bid for a northern south air route airport. Postmaster General New designates Spartanburg South Carolina as the interim stop between Greensboro North Carolina and Atlanta Georgia on the New York to Atlanta air mail line. The Greensboro stop serves Greensboro Winston Salem and High Point with interest from both cities. The airport may be called Triangle Cities airport or another descriptive name. A second topic notes French tourism and manners toward American visitors and the risk to Paris as a destination.
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Washington
Charlotte
New Today
Spartanburg
S. C
Greensboro
N. C
Atlanta
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
High Point
Stansbury
Triangle Cities
Distinction Between Sailors and Marines
The piece argues for clear separation of sailors and marines in reporting and honors the marine corps while noting sailors also share in service. It also discusses New York's defeat of a bill allowing prosecutors to comment on a defendant's refusal to testify, urging passage as a safeguard for the innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
New York
Ferber Quips On Food Prohibition At Yale Speech
Edna Ferber told a Yale audience that continued food prohibition could spread to meals. She joked some women have quit eating and suggested soup in speakeasies, mocking men who overeat and imagining bakers replacing hip flasks with doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ferber
Yale
Tax fairness and reform urged by High Point resident
A letter from H R Williamson argues taxes are too high due to unequal assessments and parasitic holdings. He calls for impartial budgeting, a four to five member business panel for city decisions, and postponing large expenditures to improve fiscal health and governance in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
H. R. Williamson
Dempsey Invites Tunney for Breakfast in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Jack Dempsey invites Gene Tunney to breakfast at his hotel. The exchange recalls their famous boxing rivalry and wartime era anecdote as fans debate if the visit involved prison or White House memorabilia rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Tunney
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
White House
Coolidge Vacation Route Sparks Chicago Escort Debate
A humorous aside questions whether President Coolidge should recall marines to accompany him if he travels west for vacation, proposing a cautious Chicago escort. The remark plays on security concerns and the era's presidential protocols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Chicago
Weston Receives Life Income From Anne Nichols
Edward Payne Weston was promised a life income by Anne Nichols. A few days later the elderly recipient, described as an aged walker, was struck by a taxicab. The arrangement may enable him to hire legal counsel.
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Anne Nichols
Edward Payne Weston
Weston
Congress weighs gun elevating plans prompt in Chang hai area
In the Chang hai neighborhood local observations suggest quick answers to the federal debate on elevating gun measures. The remark implies a prompt stance or decision influenced by nearby public sentiment.
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Changhai
Genius Wears Dirty Shirt to Work, A Man’s Quip
A sharp witted remark defines genius as a man who can show up to work in a dirty shirt. The line underscores humor about cleverness and presentation in professional life.
Colleges Establish Mental Hygiene Bureaus
Mental hygiene bureaus are being established in colleges to reduce deaths by self harm. The move recalls earlier beliefs that a college education provides a path to better prospects in life.
Senator King Abandons Haiti Invasion Over Ban on Borno
The report states Senator King abandoned his solo operation in Haiti after President Borno’s ban. It questions whether U S Marines would arrest a sitting senator amid the evolving Haiti situation.
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King
Haiti
Borno
United States
No more roller skates in colleges at UIUC
A University of Illinois coed fell and injured herself recently after skating on campus. The incident underscores safety concerns with skating on college grounds and prompts reviews of permissible activities.
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University of Illinois
North Carolina Congressmen Use Relatives as Clerks
A Washington report notes four North Carolina lawmakers employ family members as clerks, earning a total of 5901 dollars in the year ending June 30 1926. The editorial argues this nepotism is not inherently wrong and suggests no federal investigation is warranted without concrete charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem Journal
Washington News
North Carolina
Congress
North Carolina to Collect Half Year Auto Licenses
Revenue Commissioner announces six month 1927 license tags good for six months due to calendar-year system shift. 32 state license branches serve 91 counties under two motor clubs. Motorists pay 25 cents extra to cover the change and must buy two licenses this year. The lowest fee bracket rises for motors at 25 horsepower reducing annual fees from 20 to 12.50.
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Raleigh
R. A. Coughton
Carolina Motor Club
Winston-Salem Motor Club
Correction on L. O. Williard dairy grade
Miss Adelia Hazard city bacteriologist announces the corrected grade for the L. O. Williard dairy shifting from C to B as reported earlier in the Enterprise. The correction clarifies the city dairy grading results and the proper evaluation standard used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Williard Dairy
Adelia Hazard
Price of Citizenship Across Worlds Compared
The piece contrasts Arnold Rutherford Baker gaining U S citizenship at twenty one with Go-go of the Gola tribe in Liberia earning tribal citizenship after seven years in the Devil Bush. It questions what makes a citizen valuable as it notes the pain and costs in both paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Rutherford Baker
United States of America
Arnold Rutherford
Arnold
Go-go
Liberia
John van
Dercck
Golas
Asia
Devil-Bush
Africa
Life of Christ Er. William B. Gilroy Sketches by Kroesen
A reported arrangement of life of Christ by William B. Gilroy with sketches by Kroesen presented as a biographical or sermon-like portrait. The item suggests a published or staged program featuring named individuals and a narrative sequence.
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Er. WM
Gilroy
D. D. Ynopse
Kroesen
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