Thought on judging others and divine judgment
A reflective line invoking Romans 2 3 about judging others and not assuming moral superiority. Longfellow adds a warning against self judgment and presuming to condemn others.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1930
Page
4
A reflective line invoking Romans 2 3 about judging others and not assuming moral superiority. Longfellow adds a warning against self judgment and presuming to condemn others.
High Point chamber secretary heads to Atlanta to press for zone inclusion with Winston-Salem and Greensboro. He cites substantial rate differences across first to sixth class freight and notes IC C support to adjust zoning without precedents.
A Raleigh discussion considers creating a state department of justice led by the attorney general to simplify government and improve criminal law administration. Editorial notes advocate central oversight to curb lynching and labor unrest, while tobacco market analysis shows prices below production costs, urging farmer organization and support for growers.
The Guilford court clerk Mason W. Gant faces informal accusations of irregularities in trust handling. An investigation and grand jury review are planned, with verdicts tied to the November election and the clerk’s reputation in Guilford County.
The Asheville Citizen notes NC tobacco growers face price declines despite strong production. NC produced 508 million pounds last year, far surpassing Virginia or Georgia, with market prices 16 to 20 percent below last season. Agricultural economist Dr. G W Forster warns of an 748.7 million pound flue cured crop this year, up about 8 million pounds.
Bruce Catton notes European distrust of America’s lenient approach to criminals as seen in the case of Jack Legs Diamond. European authorities arrest him and return him for local handling, while New York offers no charges and releases him. He argues Europe’s policing contrasts with America’s tendency to glorify and tolerate underworld figures.
Stockholm opera singers grew indignant after an order to reduce was issued. The dispute sparked debate over training routines and vocal scale practice, with performers arguing the change undermines their craft.
The writer shares an enthusiastic account of attending Calvary Methodist Church in High Point. He praises the pastor Brother Kirk and the church’s spirit filled services. He notes engaging talks with the Sunday school classes and the revival of Josiah’s example inspiring evangelism for God and the Kingdom.
Raleigh reports Captain John A. Nelson North Carolina fisheries commissioner notes sea bass or blackfish is a staple in markets. The fish ranges off the Carolina coast, weighing up to six pounds, common near jetties and rocky bottoms. A sea bass ground was surveyed twenty miles from Beaufort bar at thirteen and a half fathoms.
South Carolina Democrats head to the poll in a run off to choose between Cole L. Blease and James F. Byrnes for U.S. Senate and between Olin D Johnston and Ibra C. Blackwood for governor. Byrnes Johnston Blackwood are Spartanburg attorneys. The governor race drew eight original contenders and remains heated.
Health writer Dr Morris Fishbein notes towels transfer germs from skin and that frequent changing lowers infection risk. Turkish towels remove more dirt and germs than Huck towels, while underwear buildup shows millions of germs after one day. Modern habits risk repeated wear.
The Fisheries Commissioner notes boats fishing sea bass move from North Carolina from September to May and then head to the Jersey coast. Captain Nelson explains the industry migrates to reach eastern markets during hot weather while weather risks test crews and vessels’ seaworthiness.
The body of Alice Johnson, 40, a Colorado state teachers college faculty member, was found at Jackson Field stadium with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. A .32 caliber pistol lay beside the body and the coroner found evidence pointing to suicide.
In Rio de Janeiro on September 8, Senhorina Hollanda Pereira representing Brazil won the Miss Universe title. Fernanda Gonzales of Portugal and Alice Diplorackou of Greece tied for second, while Beatrice Lee as Miss United States finished third.
Dr H C Woolley, assistant physician at St Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington DC, says flag pole and tree sitting contests and dance marathons arise from the impulse to imitate. He notes pioneers were probably eccentric, sparking these early endurance enterprises.
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