Vengeance Belongs to the Lord, Romans Verse Cited
A religious meditation cites Romans 12 19 urging believers not to seek revenge but to leave vengeance to God, quoting the verse about the Lord’s recompense.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1932
Page
4
A religious meditation cites Romans 12 19 urging believers not to seek revenge but to leave vengeance to God, quoting the verse about the Lord’s recompense.
Philadelphia's joint welfare committee helps homeowners facing foreclosure. Nine members named by real estate and building loan groups hear 25 to 100 cases weekly and provide free real estate mortgage guidance. The system fosters cooperation with lenders and lawyers and aims to prevent foreclosures and stabilize home ownership.
Residents argue for an early committee to help homeowners stay in the same class. Supporters urge swift setup to address local housing concerns and guide governance.
High Point schools start next week while other public schools in the state already opened. Officials note the heat makes early openings uncomfortable despite improved ventilation. Some propose compressing the school year to seven months to cut time during oppressive September days.
The piece warns against overpublicizing minor business recoveries while noting 91 000 depositors with 1 249 000 in accounts face claims and state liquidation. It honors Gray Carroll of Tulsa for clearing 50 000 in debts after 22 years. Babe Didrikson wins new independence via court approval to sign contracts amid Olympic success and public scrutiny.
The piece argues that Democratic and dry wings push that the economy remains central to the 1930s campaign while improvements temper discontent. It notes voters weigh conditions and fears of switching horses midstream, suggesting the economic issue is being reduced to favor Hoover as stabilization grows.
Bruce Catton reports that in Toledo Ohio 91 000 bank depositors of closed banks have not responded to repeated calls to claim their funds. State banking department officials are settling affairs of defunct banks and offering partial repayments to eligible depositors, with many already claiming portions of their money.
With many parents filming their children, the trend leads to spoiled scenes as overemphasis on perfect poses and stillness disrupts natural moments.
An auto club booklet warns drivers that speeding wastes opportunities and can yield unexpected bargains, highlighting the tension between faster travel and discovering value along the road.
A quip suggests the speaker would marry only a widower who has known life’s sorrows, implying depth of character. The line hints at social wit and estrangement from frivolous suitors in a bygone era.
The agency confirms a policy change ending the use of women in its covert operations. Officials emphasize streamlined recruitment and a shift toward men in same roles.
A nearby history note suggests that the concept of gravity would likely have emerged recently regardless of Newton’s inspiration. The remark emphasizes the inevitability of discovery through accumulated inquiry and observation during the period.
Andy Mellon says stocks will hold their gains and avoid a rush by wary traders who fear a repeat of the 1929 downturn.
The text states Japan's goal in Manchuria was to seize the region from Russia and transfer control to China, clarifying motives behind the conflict.
The quotation notes Sinclair Lewis calling the next U S president a fathead and suggests he uses past to judge future. The remark frames a cynical view of political leadership.
Prison commissions face a tough task as they visit a facility housing about 4000 inmates in a space built for 1590 to learn why inmates dislike the conditions and living arrangements.
A December start and March end shape a short session that will likely leave many long-standing fights unresolved. Emergency measures, Hoover era policies, and tax, banking, and unemployment relief debates will headline a busy agenda as lawmakers anticipate an extra session after March 4.
Public sale of a property in Guilford County North Carolina by trustee for Prudential Insurance Company of America to satisfy a deed of trust dated May 1 1928 and strengthened by a 1932 substitute trustee. Sale set for Friday September 1932 at 11 oclock at the entrance to the Nich Building High Point for cash. Property described as a certain lot with improvements in High Point City. begins on north line of Oh Street and proceeds west 174 feet then various lines to complete the parcel known as property of RR Kariace by June A Johnson.
Public auction set by Trustee under Deed of Trust recorded Nov 3 1927 Ruth Smith to Commercial National Bank for the Prudential Insurance Company of America agenda Wachovia Bank and Trust Company High Point NC. Sale details specify a parcel in Point Guilford County with improvements and perimeters from the south line of Vernon Street and Boulevard. The date is uncertain in the fragments but occurs in July 1932 with the sale at the entrance of the High Point Municipal Building.
Fragmentary notice references a deed of trust executed June 10 1932 involving Prudential Insurance and Wachovia Bank Trust Company as substituted trustee, recorded in Guilford County North Carolina with a Bank of High Point designation and various names.
Auction at Pine Municipal Court on Monday at 8 o clock for parcels described by metes and bounds near Brid street and Main street in Bed, with boundaries and angles stated. Sale subject to all liens and conditions. Wachovia Bank as Trustee noted. date 1932.
Notice announces a public sale of a land parcel in Guilford County North Carolina. The property known as Greer and Williams Inn Lot No a in Block D of Worth Development is described by metes and bounds. The sale is by Wachovia Bank Trust Co as substituted trustee for Prudential Insurance Company of America at the Municipal Building in High Point on September 9 1933 at 11 o'clock A M for cash.
Notice says trustee sale of land under a deed of trust by N. L. Garner and Texie D. Garner to Commercial National Bank of High Point for Sun Insurance Company. Sale at Guilford County courthouse steps at 1:00 PM on a Friday. describes parcel in High Point along Best Street near city line with further bearings.
A substituted trustee sale for a mortgaged property in Guilford County to satisfy a note. The sale occurs at the municipal building entrance in High Point on a Friday at 10 oclock A.M. The property includes Montlieu avenue and Centennial avenue boundaries and is tied to the Prudential Insurance Company deed of trust dated July 1932.
A 1926 deed of trust with Prudential Insurance defaults prompts sale by Substitute Trustee in Guilford County. The High Point property fronts North Hamilton and Kelly streets, with detailed boundary lines, to satisfy a note held by Commercial National Bank for the Prudential Insurance Company of America. Sale set at 10 o clock A M Saturday with proceeds to repay the secured debt and prior liens.
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