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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1937
Page
5
Babson warns of a severe early recession with U S spending taxes and labor tensions driving a downturn. He appeals to Congress for swift relief as businesses slow, inventories rise and investment falters amid rising taxes and government debt.
A critique argues that utilities and energy sectors suffer from heavy regulation and costly projects. It cites a stock market crash reducing consumer buying power and warns that government reform programs hurt private business. The piece urges Congress to pause experiments and reassess policy to avoid long depression.
Helen and Hertha Coelin, four month old twins from Davenport Iowa, travel with elder sister to Europe after their mother dies. They are bound for Schleswig Holstein Germany to live with their paternal grandfather aboard the North German Lloyd liner Europa. caretaker Mrs William Luett delivered the infants to the stewardess and speaks of their calm demeanor.
George Craven rails against fading gallantry and courtesy in modern life. He urges schools to teach hospitality and parents to model manners, criticizing hollow official efforts and ostentatious offices while praising genuine, warm welcomes and thoughtful small acts. He recalls an example of true civility from a banker.
Davidson college announced a winter series of free concerts open to students and the public at Chambers auditorium. Four performances will feature a noted baritone, an organist, a small symphony orchestra, and another artist yet to be chosen. The initiative aims to foster appreciation and education in good music. The first artist is baritone Mark Bills, a former DePauw three-letter man.
A fragment depicts a man who values small, meaningful acts and natural character. It hints at a personality shaped by simple, steady habits and attention to little details that matter.
Prayer services will be conducted tonight at 7 30 o clock at the home of Harvey Brady in Oakdale. Rev Charles K Gentry will preside and lead the service.
The college announces December 3 recital by Mr Bills singing English and German songs with semi classical encores. March 3 organ recital by James Gillette with Chamber orchestra. April 6 Little Philharmonic Orchestra of Chicago led by George Shapiro. Additional concert announced by James Christian Preehl.
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