A Thought on Return and Healing from Bible and Seneca
A reflective line draws on Hosea 6 1 about returning to the Lord and healing after injury. It also cites Seneca noting that remorse after sinning makes one nearly innocent.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1930
Page
4
A reflective line draws on Hosea 6 1 about returning to the Lord and healing after injury. It also cites Seneca noting that remorse after sinning makes one nearly innocent.
Aberdeen official J. R. of North Carolina heads a new cooperative marketing effort for tobacco growers. Farmers decide not to include the 1930 crop this season due to time and effort limits and risk of penalties. Government wartime taxes on manufactured tobacco press NC producers. tax relief could aid farm relief.
A Catholic official accused Mr. Hoover of insulting millions by praising the Reformation in a Lutheran message. The editor notes the rebuke hints at infallibility bias. The piece argues no ruler should pretend to be blind to evolving political and religious ideas. It suggests Father Burke’s view may not reflect his church’s majority.
The Nye committee has come and gone and its appearance aided the man it targeted. If the Senate pursues its privilege to scrutinize senatorial credentials, it should protest such campaign inquiries. The committee acted mild in North Carolina, accepting testimony at face value.
Investigation of the manner of a senator's selection should follow rather than precede his certification. The remark underscores that the certification completion sets the stage for subsequent inquiry into how the senator was chosen.
The eastern North Carolina judge declares the eighteenth amendment and Volstead act will endure and predicts future government staffing and inspector roles. He foresees church stewards and grocers aiding enforcement and foresees a gradual wipeout of violators as prohibition collapses. He notes brewery changes in Milwaukee and reflects on reelection pressures affecting candor in campaigns.
The piece argues high freight rates push shippers toward motor trucks, noting the I C C must avoid harming rail service. It suggests furniture manufacturers and other makers may increasingly rely on motor transport if rates fail to stay competitive, boosting truck loadings while railroads remain essential.
Dwight W. Morrow may be President in the future but declares he will back Hoover for re election. He distinguishes himself as a politician who freely states issues without expediency and entered politics after building wealth, a path shaping his public stance.
Catton reflects on inns and travel from stagecoaches to autos and predicts a revival of slower journeys. He contrasts cheap roadhouse lodging with genuine stopping places, says future motorists will slow down for pleasant, affordable stops, and notes changes in travel culture. He also shifts to wartime aviation tech and sports contrasts, ending with fishermen schooner races versus America’s Cup yachts as a people’s sport story.
Vimoutiers residents push to raise a statue honoring the financier behind Camembert cheese. Local sentiment runs high with supporters rallying for the tribute to this notable benefactor.
Two Pittsburgh men held a continuous handshake for 883 hours with no political campaign in sight. The stunt drew curious onlookers and highlighted endurance rather than election aims.
Following the declaration that wine making is lawful, many plan to improve their port by developing arbor systems to support grape cultivation and fermentation processes.
At a Wednesday Monarch club meeting in the Sheraton hotel the tentative convention schedule for the North and South Carolina district was outlined. The Country club hosts the November 14 event with luncheon at 1 pm, business session at 1 30, plus golf, sightseeing, and a dance. Dr C W Perry of Durham is district governor. W D Lemons joined from Sechrest Funeral Home. guests included W P Benner of Schulte and R W Riggin of J C Penney.
Reports from Montevideo say federal armies push into revolutionary territory with gains on three fronts in Minas Geraes and a 200 mile Sao Paulo Parana line. Insurgents claim a victory at Carlopolis while federals seize Sengues bridgehead and occupy Santo Antonio da Platina and other Parana locales.
The revival campaign at English Street M P church continues this week with the pastor preaching and a quartet from Thomasville aiding the music plus a Wesleyan Methodist quartet. The highlight last night was the performance of Is My Name Written There by the Chisholm sisters. Thursday is Sunday school night with teachers and pupils urged to attend.
Professional golfers of America gear up for a winter campaign shaping the richest season in PGA history. Key events include Salt Lake City Open for 4000, San Francisco open 7500, Catalina open 7500, Agua Caliente open 25000, with a string of California and Southwest dates and venues from November through January.
James McClamrock Jr and Worth Henderson addressed the Young Voters Republican club in Greensboro last night. Henderson argued taxes are too high and pledged lower tax burden under a Republican administration. MacClamroch spoke on government economy as Silas Casey presided at the Silver Building headquarters.
News arrives of the death of Mrs. G. A. White at her New York home. She is the mother of Mrs. E. C. Holden of Bridges Street. Dr. and Mrs. Holden will travel to New York tonight to attend the funeral.
Police raided the Bombay All India national congress committee offices today and arrested 125 people, including 25 boys and Magindas, president of the Bombay war council.
Irene Alba, renowned leading actress of the contemporary Spanish stage, has died in Barcelona at age 63. The obituary highlights her status as a top character actress and her significant impact on Spanish theater.
Wing Commander Chas Kingsford Smith flies from London to Burma arriving in Rangoon four days before Bert Hinkler aims for the 15 percent faster day route. He plans to wed his fiancée en route and continue toward Australia.
Errol J. Boyd and Lieutenant Harry O'Connor, who flew from Harbor Grace in the airplane Colum bia, stated they would not attempt a flight to Australia at present and plan to tour English airports instead.
Paris dispatch says Foreign Minister Briand remains confined to his apartments but shows clear progress toward recovery from a recent grippe attack. He is reported to be well on the way to convalescence with improved strength and health.
Havana sources report President Machado will issue a decree tonight prohibiting all public assemblies in Cuba until November 2, following recent minor disturbances and ahead of the national congressional elections.
A whirlwind courtship ended at noon with the marriage of the powerful Sultan of Johore, famed as a rich ruler in the east, to Mrs. Helen Wilson, described as an auburn-haired Scottish beauty, at the registry office in London.
Funeral services for Joseph E. Kirk who died early Monday at his home were held Tuesday afternoon at a Methodist Protestant church. Rev. R. C. Smith officiated with burial in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were S. C. Pitts O. S. Rector J. F. Merritt C. A. Jones D. A. Jones and T. L. Sizemore. Flower bearers were Misses Bessie Sink Viola Ridge and Helen Rector.
The Generals announce their starting eleven with representation from nine states. Key players from various regions join the lineup as the season opens at home.
Mrs Flora V Payne age 78 died at her home Kernersville Route one five miles northeast of the city after a two year illness. Born November 24 1852 in Davidson county she was the daughter of Aquila and Christine Evans Teague. Survived by five sons A L R E Charley Payne Winston Salem A J Payne High Point and Carl Payne Saxe Va one daughter Mrs C W Idol near Greensboro. Funeral at Abbotts Creek Baptist church Thursday at 11 with Rev E F Mumford Rev J M Hilliard and Elder Moses Hilliard. service at 10 o clock at home. Interment in Abbotts Creek Cemetery.
Josephus Rogers Jr died at his parents' home in the early hours after a two month illness. Born June 12 1929 in Moore County he was one year four months old. Surviving are his parents and grandparents F M Rogers of Waynesville and D S Dennis of Hemp NC. Funeral plans await relatives with services likely Thursday at Liberty Hill Church Montgomery County.
Campbell infant M A Jr, one month old son of Mr and Mrs M A Campbell, died at 12 33 am in his home at 306 Boulevard. He was born in High Point on September 13 1930. Survived by parents a sister Delphine Williamson and Campbell grandparents in Moore County. Short service at home Thursday 9 am by Dr Chas H Nabers First Presbyterian with interment at Bensalem Cemetery.
Raleigh reports the Wright Memorial Association invites the Prince of Wales to attend the dedication of the Wright brothers first flight memorial at Kill Devil Hill and unveil the monument if the invite is accepted.
Dr Archibald Henderson received two photos from Albert Einstein including a view of Einstein’s villa Caputh Potsdam with a porch scene and a portrait of Einstein speaking over a radio. The gifts mark Henderson’s relativity work and history with Einstein since 1925. He will send a bound copy of Contemporary Immortals dedicated to Einstein as appreciation.
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