A Thought From Faith and Courage
A devotional line from Joshua 23 10 declares one man can chase a thousand with the Lord fighting for him. It contrasts earthly fear with heavenly help as Scott notes in dark hours.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
4
A devotional line from Joshua 23 10 declares one man can chase a thousand with the Lord fighting for him. It contrasts earthly fear with heavenly help as Scott notes in dark hours.
J M Hobgood of Farmville urged the Raleigh convention to investigate circulation of literary trash on public newsstands and to foster better motion pictures. The editorial notes improvement in cinema and cautions that suppression could backfire, while acknowledging some pulp titles lack merit and should disappear.
The Winston-Salem Journal questions why good men quit public life while anti Tammany forces in New York City rely on Joseph V. McKee to confront Gotham corruption. The piece notes McKee’s leadership and the tension between reform aims and personal withdrawal.
The article lauds McKee for slashing city expenses and purging graft from departments, noting his leadership contrasted with Tammany influence. It discusses whether McKee will remain in politics or be forced out by opposition, and reflects on North Carolina politics and inflation debates shaping the era.
Speaker J B Gibson warns that the final days of both states sessions are dangerous. Lawmakers rush to push bills through in hotel hours and committee huddles. County delegations show a split as local measures often pass with delegation support.
The News and Observer notes Senator Bailey faced opposition from North Carolinians and some state papers for voting against the Presidents farm bill and inflation proposal. It cites editorials calling his stance a wrong course while acknowledging the shift in political mood since Wilsons presidency and NCs support for administration actions.
Italian brides will wed next year with dowries funded by bachelors taxed to supply them. The note on taxation echoes a slogan about representation and fairness in the new arrangement.
Sue receives a large check from Arnold Page for her work as her husband Jack recovers from illness. Nancy, newly married, recalls her past and laments the loss of her younger independence while facing a current bond of security. Arnold grapples with guilt as Nancy contemplates future happiness and duty aboard a ship bound for France.
Seventy-one men aged 18 to 25 leave for Charlotte for physicals and enrollment to fill Davidson county's forestry army quota. Curry F. Lopp arranges transportation to Charlotte from Davidson county.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Thornton and their family were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Clarence Thornton.
Nancy recalls Arnold Page's sudden torrent of bitterness about his life and afflictions. The moment marks a sharp shift from his usual cynicism and self mockery to a rare explosive expression of anger.
May 4 Lexington article notes Midway high school begins commencement with bacalaureate sermon by Dr. G. L. Humphreys president of High Point College on Sunday. The literary address will be given May 11 by Rev. J. B. Hiatt presiding elder of the Statesville Methodist district.
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