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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1936
Page
8
A long, scattered list of cases from a charity page detailing impoverished families and children in need. The items name families, ages, illnesses, and dire conditions, with many needing clothing, food, surgery, or care. Taken by various contributors and churches, reflecting ongoing relief appeals.
North Carolina commission backs county option with state wide referendum on liquor powers. county stores would follow Pasquotank and New Hanover rules, with a governing state board and local stores under supervision. beverages over five percent alcohol banned. beer and natural wines allowed under constraints. salaries, openings, closures, and store limits set by the state board. Proceeds directed to state and county funds.
The report outlines seven advisory recommendations from the Liquor Study Commission formed in 1935. It urges minimal politics in enforcement, state supervision without eroding county autonomy, and timing of elections. Public meetings in Raleigh, Asheville, and other cities gathered input from diverse professions. The commission analyzes federal, state, and regional trends, cites liquor sales in 17 wet counties at 3.21 million dollars, and notes improved law enforcement since stores opened, while warning against profits funding broader government programs.
The High Point PF will observe Christ with a three day program announced last night. The event will be closed on Wednesday and Saturday, and those wishing books are urged to come Thursday. Regular library hours remain Wed for the public and adults are invited to inspect decorations at the facility.
Classified note offering for sale Hi machines at 37.50 dollars with contact by phone for purchase and pickup details.
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