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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1938
Page
5
Marvin J. Ward argues Sunday should be observed as the Sabbath citing Bible verses and North Carolina law. He contends Civil authority should not enforce Sabbath worship and invites readers to challenge his view with scripture.
Kimsey argues in The Enterprise that Satan tempts led to the fall with God permitting it. He cites God's foreknowledge and a redeeming purpose to form the Bride of Christ from fallen humanity. The discussion covers creation, vanity, and the universal impact of Adam’s transgression.
Q and A on cleaning garbages with kerosene disinfectant and warming knives for polishing. Linoleum for shelves. Then religious exposition on sin, salvation, and spiritual life including questions about the law, death, and the new birth.
A collection of Q and A prompts with answers on literature, diplomacy, anatomy, opera, geography, and theology. It discusses Hawthorne, French as diplomatic language, bone color, La Scala and the Met, Iowa as a great breadbasket, and extensive theological reasoning about salvation, Christ and the bride, and eternal engagement.
A guidance column notes that engagement announcements are sent to newspapers or engraved to relatives and friends. It adds that parting with a conversational acquaintance does not require a handshake, though no strict rule exists.
Guidance on word usage and pronunciation with examples. Distinguishes phrases like you should not go without consent versus you should not go unless you have consent. Notes pronunciation bel li kos and common spellings like series and serious.
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