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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1931
Page
12
In Luke seven 36 to 50 Jesus shares a meal with Pharisee Simon as a sinful woman anoints his feet. Jesus forgives her sins proves love shows true repentance contrasts Simon's judgment and highlights the power of grace over status, warning against self righteousness.
The passage urges self-examination of righteousness and pride, highlighting Jesus’ teaching on mercy. It emphasizes that those most confident in themselves may need God’s mercy most, inviting readers to search their hearts and seek genuine repentance.
Former Virginia state senator Co O Connor Goolrick a Democrat argues prohibition will be the leading issue in the next presidential race, surpassing economic topics. He says for every tariff supporter there are many who favor prohibition, contrasting with Thomas W Ozlin who warns party leaders to act before the convention to avoid a big mistake and seeks a tolerable solution to prohibition.
In city hall basement the Emergency Committee for relief operates with Mrs. W. E. Price as full-time secretary and an assistant available to take calls. The office coordinates aid to relieve the city’s unemployment by directing residents to needed work and area repairs.
The remarks branded as a challenge to Democrats in Virginia sparked vigorous opposition. The speaker pushed back against making the single idea group the paramount issue, signaling political friction and local party tensions.
A Chicago era quote shows Mr. Godlrick defending the eighteenth amendment and backing current Democratic leadership while vowing to oppose dry dictation as opponents of national prohibition resist enforcement in the state.
New York reports inactive cottonseed oil with no sales and no major market changes to spark activity. Early cotton gains faded as a few sellers lowered offers while buyers stayed away, final bids 1 to 6 points lower. Prime crude and prime yellow spot prices are listed with monthly prices for March July and September.
The national capitol at Washington remains the sole U.S. building where the American flag is officially flown continuously day and night all year, marking a unique national tradition and symbol of enduring patriotism.
Gandhi said he would go to America tomorrow if possible before leaving for New Delhi to meet Lord Irwin. He asked Americans to extend enlightened sympathy for India's cause, noting moral encouragement received. He spoke of cherishing the idea of visiting Emerson and Thoreau’s birthplace for inspiration.
Wheat rose late today in response to drought complaints from Nebraska and a moisture shortage across the west. Reports said the water shed of America was bare of snow and reservoirs were empty, a situation not seen in 60 years. Earlier all grains declined on forecasts of a general break up of dry weather next week, especially in eastern sections.
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