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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1931
Page
4
A 1931 Journal editorial urges February armament talks to curb war costs and boost consumer demand. It champions frugality, home modernization programs, and women’s clubs organizing surveys, meetings, and job calls to reduce unemployment while encouraging confidence in America's future.
The article recounts a Raleigh case where a filling station attendant defended 75 cents. It warns robbery may rise seasonally and urges police and citizens to cooperate to deter crime and protect North Carolinians during this period.
The Ladies' Home Journal in December argues women shape the economy as primary buyers and urge prudent spending strategies for households and families. It frames female consumer power as pivotal to economic health.
Charles Haddon Nabers D D delivers a sermon at First Presbyterian Church in a reflective Sunday meditation. The address outlines faith, duty, and community service.
Timothy and Titus are contrasted as faithful young ministers beloved by Paul. Titus, a Greek converted by Paul, helped settle disputes in Corinth and led Crete’s churches. Paul sent Titus to appoint officers, rebuke false teachers, and urge honesty and purity in living.
A reader laments widespread business failures and state of taxation, urging local officials to boost employment and senior citizens and country folk to support charitable drives. He cites taxpaying residents and long‑term workers as examples of economic strain and asks what can be done to revive the city’s finances.
The Enterprise letter writers blame闲 unemployment in High Point on out‑of‑town workers taking jobs. Taxpayers who fund the town say country folks come to work here, leaving locals jobless and burdened to support the Empty Stocking Fund.
A reader urges honor for J. E. Millis as the year’s most deserving High Point citizen. The letter praises Millis's public service on the city council and multiple commissions, his generous donations, support for students, and sacrifices amid his business duties.
Special guards and deputy sheriffs began patrolling San Mateo County artichoke fields to prevent a repeat of last year’s crop losses exceeding 100000 dollars to racketeers. Ranchers report several attempts to steal parts of this year’s crop. An alleged thief reportedly entered the grounds of a large artichoke ranch.
A mixed review roundup covers Olaude Langworthy’s Arabesque a desert set love intrigue with a dramatic confrontation and a radio origin, James Reid’s The Song of Songs woodcut edition, and Dr. J Warren Harper’s Moods Tenses and Intenses a varied poetry collection.
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