Protestant Verse Echoes Corinthians Warning
A brief devotional line echoes the biblical warning from I Corinthians 10 21 about not sharing both the Lords table and the table of devils, emphasizing spiritual discernment and separation.
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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1950
Page
5
A brief devotional line echoes the biblical warning from I Corinthians 10 21 about not sharing both the Lords table and the table of devils, emphasizing spiritual discernment and separation.
A critical view of Herbert Hoover's December speech questions his imagination and policy, arguing against isolationist ideas and urging continued Western support for Europe and Asia. The piece also highlights local Kings Mountain efforts, including civil defense leadership by Mr Harris, Red Cross blood drives, and a $1,000 Jaycees gift to the city parks and recreation project, signaling community readiness and confidence in national unity.
Mrs E W Griffin state chair man of the Federated Women Clubs Safety Division will give a radio address from WSOC Charlotte Friday December 27 3 15 to 3 30 p m Her topic The Art of Real Driving. Social and Personal Christmas party at the home of Mr and Mrs W M Gantt on North Piedmont Avenue with the Benlor Group of the Youth Division entertaining the Senior Group from Central Methodist Church.
The Parks and Recreation commission lobbies for meter receipts as regular revenue for a new program. With meter chattels canceled, coins will go to city coffers and lawmakers face legal tests before a State Supreme Court ruling on a Lumberton doctor suit. Citizens split between opposition to public recreation and support via private funding and a levy, wary of prior court limits on municipal recreation unless specific taxpayers approve the funds.
The year 1951 opens under stress with pockets of armed conflict and rearmament. Hope rests in bettering living standards and peacetime priorities. Wayne L. Ware is reelected chairman of the county PMA organization, marking a local note of continuity.
A reflective column on welcoming 1951, noting New Year customs, humor about MacArthur and Acheson, and plans for community efforts. The Lions Club eyes a bigger Christmas for city kids, while city officials dread another late garbage pickup. Garden Club pushes to bar fruit cake wine near punch, with lingering holiday misadventures.
Crossword lovers are directed to the want ad section to view this week’s completed puzzle. The page invites readers to check the classified pages for the full grid and the clues solution.
The piece condemns Currituck County's failure to receive its share from the Cavalier Kennel Club track profits, notes losses in education and courthouse funding, and critiques gambling influence on politics. It cites editorials from The Durham Sun and argues for stricter controls and a broader concern for rural medical services, including a scholarship plan to attract doctors. It also notes Clingmans Dome as the highest point on the Appalachian Trail in North Carolina.
The Tennessee State Medical Association proposes a rural scholarship loan fund to lure medical graduates back to countryside practice after training. The plan hinges on fund size and loan terms, reflecting a shift to address a critical rural medical shortage.
Funeral services for William Alexander Henderson 78 of 707 Gold Street were held Saturday at First Baptist Church. Rev T L Cashwell Jr officiated. burial followed at Mountain Rest Cemetery. A Kings Mountain carpenter born in Transylvania County he died December 21 in Gastonia while visiting. Survivors include wife Mattie Davis and six sons including W D Henderson and Charles Henderson of Gastonia and Guy Henderson, Homer Henderson of Kings Mountain.
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