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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1930
Page
4
A reflective note cites Mme de Stael on yielding to sorrow and recalls Romans 8 28 affirming that all things work for good for those who love God. The brief meditation links personal endurance with faith inspired by scripture and classical thought.
An Atlanta mayoral trip to welcome Bobby Jones led to a jail purge order that emptied cells, overworked police, and released prisoners. About 268 were freed with many still at large, incurring an estimated cost of 50,000 dollars and sparking questions on legal powers of city officials.
Major A. Lee Bulwinkle of the ninth North Carolina district is renominated by his party to confront the man who defeated him in 1928 after a Republican two year commission. The district backed the 1928 national ticket and awaits Bulwinkle’s general election challenger next fall.
The piece discusses the national Republican chairmanship a conflict between President and party leaders. It notes Mr Huston faced pressure to resign amid disdirected lobby funds and Mr Hoover weighs options between removal and retention. It argues resignation would show fault but might restore faith in leadership.
A Montgomery Methodist pastor argues politics is a proper church activity, saying Christianity cannot be divorced from governance. He contends the church has a social mission and that Christian influence should shape politics, warning against secular isolation.
The text argues that though Raskob is under party scrutiny like the subject, he is attacked as an outspoken practical wet. It notes no charge has been made against his integrity, framing the matter as a political offense rather than a personal failing.
The article portrays former South Carolina governor and Senate candidate Cole Blease, arguing he endorses lynching and warns against state coercion in criminal justice. It contrasts secular power with Christian ideals, criticizing church involvement in politics and urging gradual moral progress through individual conversion.
Health advice on coping with hot weather focuses on diet dress and activity. The piece notes two deaths in Raleigh from heat and argues that proper eating and sun exposure can turn heat into a curative season. It emphasizes sweating as a detox mechanism and compares garden work to Turkish baths for health benefits.
Major Gane Bulwinkle of Gastonia captured the Democratic congressional nomination in a decisive second primary held Saturday. The vote showed a majority in both the district and among counties. Hamilton C. Jones, defeated, is praised as a high type.
A reader from High Point, North Carolina appends a letter to the Enterprise rebutting a New Jersey reader’s praise of the Greensboro to Gibsonville detour. The writer urges immediate repair of the 10 mile stretch, suggests routing via Liberty, and warns that poor roads hurt North Carolina’s tourist image.
Time magazine highlights North Carolina Governor Oliver Max Gardner’s Live-At-Home program aimed at boosting self-sufficiency. An 800000-student essay contest and racially inclusive participation marked the event as officials hailed progress, while Schmeling Sharkey rematch plans collapsed.
Authorities raided an Ohio restaurant and seized 100 bottles of whisky concealed in crates labeled soup. Investigators note the discovery sparks jokes about soup to nuts origins while detailing the method.
Chicago’s 138000 teachers await news as endurance flyers complete a prodigious feat over the city. The event underscores a remarkable aerial display during summer, inspiring public interest and local coverage of the unusual aviation achievement.
An Ohio teenager linked to an alleged badger game that targeted wealthy retired men says she is a reformer rather than a gold digger and insists she is simply in love with her work.
The First Baptist church Boy Scout Troop No. three will not meet this week due to the illness of scoutmaster G. L. Asbury who is a patient at Guilford General hospital.
Four persons were killed and four others seriously injured when an old jail undergoing demolition in Guad alajara collapsed suddenly and buried workers in the wreckage in Mexico City reports.
Raleigh July 8. New certificates of incorporation issued by Secretary of State James A. Hart ness list High Point Bonded Warehouse company High Point authorized capital 100000 subscribed 2000 with W E Snow I M Lassiter W P Lassiter R E Snow and Carter Dalton. Realty Exchange High Point real estate firm authorized 100000 subscribed 3800 by W R Morrow EH IL Craven and D C MacRae. City Ice and Storage Hendersonville ice maker authorized 1500 by S D Sudduth P F Sudduth and A L Sudduth. People's Loan and Security Asheville lending firm authorized 100000 subscribed 3000 by Charles F Byrd John B Anderson and B E Morgan. Moyle Radio Products Charlotte dealer and maker authorized 50000 subscribed 400 by William W Moyle C E Langford I W Stewart and G Hathaway. Asheville Photo Company Asheville photographers authorized 10000 subscribed 300 by Don Topping George Masa and Aileen M Topping. Bandas Bargain Store Rocky Mount mercantile firm authorized 10000 subscribed 2300 by Joseph Bandas Hermann B Bandas and Morris Bandas of Richmond Va.
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