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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1933
Page
4
Sunday march 10 1088 opens with a tribute to spring as a symbol of renewal amid strife. The piece envisions spring 1933 delivering faith confidence and renewed progress toward a finer life, urging unity and hopeful resolve as winter ends.
The article cites Hon. John F. Rankin of Mississippi saying the prohibition question cannot be settled. He predicts renewed dry campaigns even if current laws are repealed, noting ongoing controversy since ancient times and the enduring battle over liquor laws.
Italian leaders expect Rome to regain central role in European affairs after a conference between Premier Ramsay MacDonald of England and Premier Mussolini. The talks signal Mussolini’s aim to influence postwar diplomacy and reassert Italy’s bid for prominence.
In a conference with the English premier, Rome intends to unveil disarmament, money stabilization, and global recovery proposals. It hopes disarmament ideas will break Geneva deadlock, asserting Rome as a renewed European leader and Italy as the guide to fresh world policy.
North Carolina officials urged action on a Twentieth Amendment state convention while members argued for postponement. Speakers proposed delaying until a future election or tying delegates to dry or wet stances, but advocates urged a definite resolution to end the impasse.
A commentary urges readers to measure religion by living the Golden Rule. It argues present suffering reveals a failure to practice it, calling for personal moral change to avert national peril and to address welfare needs through active compassion.
A writer reflects that success appears today and vanishes tomorrow, asserting that rapid fame fades as quickly as it arrives. The piece emphasizes the elusive and transient quality of achievement in contemporary life.
A West Coast woman assaulted an editor with a horsewhip after publication of an article about her. The incident drew attention to the journalist’s safety and press freedom, prompting police investigation and editorials about crowding media spaces.
A 1930s column argues democracy remains strong as common people gain influence and calls for farm relief and propaganda to spur buyers and builders in High Point. It traces alcohol’s social impact through Noah to modern temperance, urging temperance by example and eventual sobriety.
Michigan Attorney General Patrick H. O'Brien proposes a law allowing the governor to take over idle factories and lease them to communities to ease unemployment. Governor Comstock disapproves, yet the concept aims to end the paradox of want within plenty as plants sit idle while people lack goods.
The piece cites Senator Ashurst of Arigona who warned he faced a political execution to back the veterans' compensation economy bill. It argues senators must recall their duty beyond re election and resist lobby pressure, prioritizing the republic over personal tenure.
The High Point District of the Methodist Protestant church in North Carolina will hold its Leadership Training School at First Methodist Protestant Church starting Monday evening March 20 with sessions through March 31. Courses cover Principles of Teaching Pupil Study Primary Methods Worship and Christian Living with leaders Hinshaw Young Maier and Taylor plus Rev Harrison as dean. Other denominations are invited to attend.
The High Point District Inter-Racial committee met Friday night to outline an extension program for training scoutmasters assistants and troop committeemen for current and future troops. The course starts April 17 lasting 17 hours over three weeks with merit counselors approved for nine subjects. Attendees included Dr. J. C. Morgan B. E. White Lemon Porsha Rev Ashe Mason Adams F. L. Porter and B. W. Hackney Jr.
Owen Ritchie of Hutchens Department Food Store has been graduated as a health counselor after completing a practical dietetics course from Battle Creek Food Company. He received a diploma and will advise on diet matters, offering free guidance and menus to the community.
British women Kathleen Garnham and Betty Dix Perkins lead the visiting team in the 36th North and South qualifying at Pinehurst. Americans Maureen Orcutt and Opal Hill are strong contenders, with Edith Quier Helen W and Ric Clemson among other entrants.
A magazine style roundup surveys new novels and works by Tiffany Thayer and Edgar Rice Burroughs, plus bibliography heavy volumes like Horace Hart's Bibliotheca Typographica. It highlights James Branch Cabell, Ezra Pound, Edison Marshall, Countess Tolstoy, Maurice le Blanc, Alya Rachmanova and other authors with brief commentary on style and appeal.
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