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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1941
Page
4
A brief pairing of two classical quotes praising divine and worldly praise. The first verse from Psalms 9 2 extols singing praise to God the Most High. The second line cites Horace noting that pleasing great men is not the ultimate praise.
The piece argues a formal German protest over U S aid to England signals a possible open break or war. It states three possible triggers for U S action or war, including Germany seeking a peace table, Hitler believing Britain will fall, or Germany fearing U S aid without full involvement helps Britain. It warns a crisis is near regardless of German intent.
The British have shifted from minimizing maritime losses to full disclosure. They previously hid parts of the truth to avoid signaling German success and influencing American opinion. The new policy reflects concern over withholding bad news and its impact on Congress and public perception.
The passage argues that detailed loss information strengthens both nations morale and prompts greater American war materiel output. It notes British and American leaders favor fuller reports of losses to sustain courage and efficiency during wartime.
Nine of eleven Local High Point musicians earned top ratings at the National Music Festival in Richmond, outperforming 3,600 peers from eight states and the District of Columbia. The achievement, amid a reestablished music program, reflects strong instruction and renewed school pride.
Willkie is discussed as a possible leader of a third party in the next Presidential campaign. Some old Republicans reject his leadership while noting his long opposition to party orthodoxy and his later full support of the administration's policy after its defeat. If the policy succeeds, Willkie could contend for the Presidency regardless of party affiliation.
Officials push public opinion for faster delivery of munitions and food to England. Secretary Claude Wickard said it is better to risk aid shipments than face bombing raids and tank attacks on American towns, while critics warn such rhetoric is unsettling.
A religious column reflects on Jesus relationship with his followers as tributes to mothers are paid. It cites Matthew 12 50 and explores attitudes toward kin and disciples, emphasizing obedience to the Father in heaven and the meaning of family in faith.
Walter Winchell On Broadway recounts boyhood tales of Jesus in Nazareth including a Temple of law episode and Mary’s concerns. The piece links early life to Jesus ministry and explains his stance on family versus divine mission with emphasis on compassion and obedience. It also includes a reader note from WW about contemporary figures and media chatter.
A reminiscence on rural ministry in the South describing the notion of being called to preach, the shift from unpaid pulpit work to paid support by congregations, and the early wage scales for Methodist, Presbyterian, and Primitive Baptist ministers. It recounts the tests of a genuine call, church approval, and a famous anecdote of a plowman hearing a divine summons from a hidden observer in a tree.
Excerpt reflects on motherhood as essential and warns against neglecting family bonds. It cites Lincoln and other figures to illustrate how hardship builds character. The speaker extols self discipline, responsibility, and the mindset I can as keys to overcoming adversity across society.
A seasoned portrait of Winston Churchill by Sir George Arthur argues Churchill warned against Hitler’s preparations while Baldwin and Chamberlain faltered and compares Churchill’s steadfast voice to the RAF’s heroism in the September air battles. The review also praises Keith Ayling’s RAF The Story of a British Fighter Pilot for vivid front line details and authentic aviation analysis.
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