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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1931
Page
7
Rev. G Ray Jordates of Wesley Memorial Methodist denounces charity driven by entertainment as improperly coercive. He argues true giving comes from willing hearts, warns against using Sunday shows or prizes to induce donations, and stresses keeping Sunday for rest and spiritual nurture.
Julia staff writer details Moscow justice where three proletarian judges assess cases without private lawyers. A murderer is sentenced to six months plus probation, while civil suits hinge on practical outcomes, such as a 47 ruble claim against a dry cleaner.
Dr Charles Haddon Nabers preached at First Presbyterian Church on Genesis 1 1 the evening and the morning are the first day arguing that Christians cannot be pessimists and that God’s reckoning begins with darkness before light The sermon urged trust in God as the source of future hope and that the best is yet to come for believers despite dark times.
In Raleigh an altercation between C. T. Eagles and D. Harney of Charlotte led Thomas Lynn, a Neuse filling station operator, to grab a shotgun and wound both men. Lynn is held under a $500 bond for a hearing after the injured men recover.
Pastor John EB Preached at Sev enth Day Adventist church on Gods love of righteousness and hatred of iniquity. He argued mans choices reveal a clear line between good and evil through biblical examples from Adam to Sodom and Gomorrah and warned of the seven last plagues and coming deception.
Sunday morning sessions feature former pastor Samuel Haworth of Guilford College speaking on education and Christian colleges. He argues religion and intelligence must unite and schools should provide atmosphere and curriculum to develop the soul. Evening sermon questions if Christianity is a delusion and urges applying faith to life for freedom.
Rev. R. I. Farmer preached on "In the Other Fellow's Place" at First Methodist Protestant. He urged sitting in the other person’s place to curb snap judgments and foster Christian love, citing Brand Whitlock on empathy and Ezekiel’s exile.
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon topic Soul and Body is shared across Christ Church societies. The Golden Text from Psalms 104:1 proclaims praise to God as mighty and majestic. The lesson cites 2 Corinthians 5:1 promising an eternal heavenly dwelling and quotes Mary Baker Eddy on the Ego as the reflection of Spirit.
A reflective excerpt discusses judging others, understanding others’ plights, and the need for empathy. It cites Christ as the example of suffering with others and defines sympathy as viewing life’s sadness from a neighbor's viewpoint. It argues that true glory comes from self mastery.
In 1930 New York and Illinois were the largest producers of sand and gravel in the United States, leading the nation in mineral output for construction materials.
George Stathakis 15 was killed in Gastonia North Carolina when an automobile driven by F. Warwick struck him as he rode to school. Warwick was released on a 1000 bond for appearance at municipal court tomorrow for a hearing.
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