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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1936
Page
4
The fragment discusses restrictions on subscriptions and durations, noting Associated Press dispatch use and copyright credits. It references publication as second class matter at a U.S. postal office in Hig Point North Carolina with a date around March 6, 1873.
A dated 1936 reflection cites Saint Luke, noting how virtue went out from Jesus to heal all who sought him. It argues that virtue spent on happiness reduces anxiety, referencing议 Bentham to underscore moral analysis.
The piece reports rail carriers opposing the ICC emergency rate extension and predicting revenue losses offset by traffic gains, alongside the Durham Herald evaluation of 1937 liquor control proposals. It outlines the commission’s stance, possible future hearings, and the push for state supervised, non political liquor regulation with local option and a state monopoly preference.
A governor appointed liquor opinion panel completed a broad study advocating a mix of local option and state control for whisky sales. The report signals sharp local debate with some members backing a statewide referendum to follow a democratic path, while other details show continuing controversy.
Bernard J. Newman of the Philadelphia Housing Association advocates compulsory training for subnormal families in municipal colonies. He calls for removal to colonies, forced labor, and restricted liberties until they demonstrate improvement, warning of private rights invasion and potential public alarm.
Bruce Catton questions stereotypes about criminals and librarians. A Baltimore survey shows that embos ser types appear honest and family friendly, yet appearances can mislead about criminal potential, urging caution with family savings.
A fragment reflecting on thrift as the foundation of homes farms and dignified living, praising the land and the heart in shaping wealth, intellect, and art. The piece elevates saving time and resource as the era’s golden slogan, attributed to Victor Hammer.
New York Day By Day reports Amon Carter's Fort Worth Frontier exhibit defied critics. Carter, owner of the Fort Worth Star Telegram, hired stars like Billy Rose and Paul Whiteman, delivering a lavish show that not only paid for itself but yielded a surplus amid skepticism from Dallas observers.
Time publisher Henry R. Luce, earning about $990,000 annually, undertakes reviving the nearly moribund Life magazine, a move seen as a potential publishing headache for the Time Inc. empire.
Ten years ago Superintendent T. Vin ce Andrews returns from Raleigh as the North Carolina Education Commission narrows its inquiry to three areas. Financing of NC schools the length of the school term and teacher training are examined. Construction work halted for Christmas as road builders pause until next week.
Local post office records broken yesterday as nearly 70 000 Christmas cards were mailed by High Point residents. Officials expect today’s total to surpass yesterday’s figure.
Richard Salisbury of Duke University and Midshipman Charles Salisbury of the U S Naval Academy spend holidays with their parents J M S Salisbury in Roland Park. George Wilson returns from the University for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Thomas Turner plan a Charlotte Christmas with relatives. Mrs Hertha C Sheets departs for New York City to be with her daughter Genevieve in hospital. Dr and Mrs ai 4 Hamiltons plan a Florida stay until New Year.
A major liquor conspiracy in Florida surfaces with involvement alleged from high officials. The Charlotte Bank and Trust Company reportedly closed a doorway in a scandal linked to around 59,000 capital and 992,000 in deposits. Congress members have departed Washington for Christmas shopping.
In a December night game at the armory, Trinity College basketball, now Duke University, defeated High Point Athletic Club 63 to 19. Visitors’ teamwork kept the outcome secure while Methodist efforts from a Western tour were noted. Graddy Groome, ex Guilford and Greensboro YMC A, stood out among Methodists.
Trinity Meme William Norment and Charlies Phillips now Dr Norment and Prof Phillips of Greensboro will arrive tomorrow from Chapel Hill to spend the holidays with their parents Mrs F Williams and children of North Wilkesboro. Mrs Williams and children came Wednesday to visit relatives and friends. Marvin Andrews is home for the holidays. Dr Frank Ellie of Philadelphia is home for the holidays.
Miss Frances Mann was among visitors to Greensboro yesterday afternoon. Van Sheets and Merchert Field return tonight from Bell Buckle Tennessee to spend holidays at home. Miss Ellen White arrives today from White Miaii to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Walter White on Johnson Street. Mrs Viret Idol has gone to Winston to spend holidays with relatives and friends. Miss Vern Idol is spending holidays with friends in New York.
A Wichita Kansas Masonic Home burned today. Five people died in the blaze. The article notes ongoing investigations and safety concerns following the fire.
The article notes Noel Coward’s fear of laryngitis, a condition that robs performers of voice and is common in theater. It warns that even a small draft or weather change can trigger symptoms and endanger stage work.
A speaker recalls the Pekar alderman and the club motto Service Above Self. He urges personal charity beyond organizations, cites one hundred needy cases, and compares to Little Women Christmas tales. He urges year round friendliness, sharing, and giving to strangers.
Edwin H. Dressel, superintendent of the Philadelphia mint, reports US coin production up to December 1 reached 28,926,787, more than double the prior yearly high. He notes 1932’s low, shipments totaling 206, and says orders now come in as fast as they can be produced, signaling broad business improvement.
A clipped cartoon caption suggests a hareat invites pneumonia. Fontaine Fox and another figure are mentioned in a 1934 McNaught Syndicate syndicate carry.
Washington dispatch details Supreme Court debates over the Duke Power case and hints at internal tensions within the high court. Commentary notes possible ties and strategic moves by Chief Justice Hughes and Justices, with observers predicting long delays on the PWA constitutional question and a reshaped court outlook.
A New York Post authority claims youths improve and obey parents, with prayers and guidance praised. The fragment argues critics of the younger generation are outdated, while noting a shift toward better behavior and respect for authority.
A devotional verse celebrates the birth of the Savior with praise from angels and humans. The piece invokes fellowship and adoration, calling for knees to bow before the newborn King. The dated reference reads Dec 3988 and the names Rowe Sutherland appear as likely contributors.
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