Faith and Virtue Grow Through Knowledge and Diligence
A concise exhortation links faith with diligence and virtue, urging believers to add virtue and then knowledge as they develop character and moral understanding in guiding daily life.
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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1950
Page
5
A concise exhortation links faith with diligence and virtue, urging believers to add virtue and then knowledge as they develop character and moral understanding in guiding daily life.
The Congress backed by Barnard Baruch pushes for price and wage controls amid rising costs. Retailers in Kings Mountain report still higher prices as stockpiles and hoarding tighten supplies. Businessmen expect controls as the world crisis continues and stockpiles shrink.
The Herald extends a warm welcome to Manly Fuller as Kings Mountain's new city administrator. The city board commends the pick as capable for the challenging duties of managing municipal services within budget and facilities. Grady Howard is praised as president of The Mountaineer Club, expected to guide amateur sports well. Residents note Lake Montania road traffic and its use as a county school bus route, supporting paving to fix dust and mud issues.
Southern Bell requests a large increase for the Kings Mountain exchange, with residential one party line rising 75 cents monthly and another line at 1.75, far above the state average of about 12 percent. The North Carolina Utilities Commission will decide, while readers hope for full information before the next hearing. Civic groups urge attendance to curb higher charges and push for better service amid dial system debates. The piece also notes C D Blanton of Kings Mountain being honored by Southeastern Journal and cites Miss Alice Noble’s article.
A column reflects on the enduring role of the printed word, its accuracy and cost advantages, and the perils of type errors. It recalls anecdotes from North and South newspapers, from governors’ windows to editors’ misprints, noting how World War II shifted news policies.
A large group of Kings Mountain citizens gathered in City Hall Tuesday to back the Cleveland 100th anniversary celebration. Lenoir Rhyne College students attended a Lake Montania house party hosted by Miss Martha Lou Mauney. Pauline Dickerson and LM Lagan announced their marriage in a ceremony Saturday evening. Ancew Jentina and daughter spent the weekend at Carolina and Weightville Beach. Mrs Paul A Hart of Miami hosted guests with Charles Thomasson and others visiting Dude Ranch on Sugar Loaf Mountain Thursday. William Brower departed for home after visiting her mother Mrs C E Neisler and accompanying her brother to New York City on business.
A compact puzzle item exploring ancient Indian history and culture. It hints at cryptic clues about eras, texts, and daily life. The grid invites solvers to link historical periods with sages, cities, and artifacts.
The author argues that summers in the north temperate zones remain hot, citing July heat records since January and the persistent impression of semi tropical summers. They note long hot weeks, hardwood forests, and farmland as evidence, predicting August and early autumn will stay hot before a genuine temperate climate arrives with fall. The piece also touches on political partisanship and cites Babe Ruth's 1927 home run record with the Yankees.
The Vernon Record notes debate over Republican strength in southern states with skepticism about the party’s advantages and possible regional drawbacks discussed in a truncated excerpt.
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