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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1933

Page

5

Bishop Mouzon Fights Repeal Campaign Across Carolinas

Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon, head of the Third District of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, campaigns against repealing the eighteenth amendment. He travels North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and DC, speaking at mass meetings and coordinating with Bishop J Kenneth Pfohl on the Central Committee of the Dry Forces.

Lucy M. Corr Carolinas Tennessee Texas Virginia Maryland United States Edwin D. Mouton Methodist Episcopal Church South North Carolina Southern Methodists District of Columbia Spartanburg South Carolina Nashville Charlotte Mouzon Wilmington United Dty Forces New Hanover County J. Kenneth Pfohl Winston-Salem Moravian Church Dry Forces

Remember the Vote of 1933 Morality in State Liquor Fight

Sally Flashes Honeymoon Smile frames North Carolina repeal debate as moral and economic folly. Opponents warn repeal would restore saloon power, while supporters call for moral recovery and church leadership in guiding public policy.

North Carolina United States Times Christian Church Church America

Lottery Operators Given Six Months

Lexington, Oct. 3. Charged with possession of equipment for operating a lottery in Davidson County, Mrs. Terrell Smith Flossie Fowler and Fred Brincefield were tried in county court. Judge Adrian J. Newton found all guilty and sentenced them to six months. The women serve time in the county jail and the man on the state roads. They could pay a $500 fine with sentences suspended and gave notice of appeal to superior court.

Lexington Davidson County Terrell Smith Flossie Fowler Fred Brincefield Adrian J. Newton Superior Court

Characteristics of Christ Like Friends At Wesley Memorial

Rev G Ray Jordan urged Wesley Memorial church listeners to seek Christ like traits in friends. He argued social life limits choice of associates and urged self transformation as the path to attract and keep godly companionship. He cited an old Latin proverb about being lovely to be loved and emphasized personal Christ like conduct as friendship’s key.

Rev G. Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial Church Mr. Jordan

Davidson Begins Wet Day Drive in County for Repeal

Ralph H. Wilson of Thomasville applied for delegate candidacy to repeal the 18th Amendment, backed by petitions from Lexington and other areas. Col. G. F. Hankins was elected Davidson County repeal campaign manager, with plans for local groups, voter turnout on November 7, and a possible campaign speaker. OWI Mountcastle leads pro retention efforts, while J. F. Spruill and L. A. Martin support the dry side with public events and legislative ties.

Lexington Ralph H. Wilson Thomasville County Board of Elections Davidson County Col G. F. Hankins Wade H. Phillips State Committee of the United Repeal Council Hankins Davidson Ciry Davidson Counci Owi Mountcastle J. F. Spruill Twelfth Judicial District United Dty Denton L. A. Martin

Adventist Sermon Outlines Heavenly Judgment And Christ’s Return

The Sunday sermons at the Broadhurst theater feature Pastor John E. Allin explaining that God created earth through Jesus and that Lucifer caused sin. He asserts Christ’s return brings blessings to the righteous and judgment to the wicked, noting the 1844 heavenly judgment and the ongoing evaluation of souls in the Lamb’s book of life.

Broadhurst Theater John E Jesus Lucifer Christ Heaven

Hanes Rites Held Sunday Afternoon

Charlies A. Hanes age 82 died in Dallas Texas last week and services were held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A L Sink in Lexington with Rev J R McGregor and Rev L S Gaines officiating. Interment was in the city cemetery. He formerly resided in Lexington and was visiting recently. He is survived by his daughter two sons and many relatives in North Carolina.

Lexington Charlies A. Hanes Louise Geisler Dallas Texas A. L. Sink North Main Street J. R. McGregor First Presbyterian Church L.S. Gaines First Baptist Church North Carolina

Medical Society To Meet At Leaksville

Leaksville hosts the Eighth District Medical Society meeting on October 18 with a 1:30 p.m. program at the high school auditorium. Alleghany Forsyth Guilford Randolph Buckingham Stokes Surry Yadkin counties are in the district. Dr Claude C Coleman of Richmond Va will speak and a banquet will follow at 6:30 p.m. in the high school dining room with a musical program in the evening.

Leaksville Eighth District Medical Alleghany Forsyth Guilford Randolph Buckingham Stokes Surry Yadkin Claude C. Coleman Richmond Coleman

Opportunity for physicians to hear him urged nationwide

The article calls on all doctors in the country and every physician in the district to take the chance to hear him. It stresses broad access to this speaker and the importance of attendance across regions.

Randolph County Fair Opens With Diversified Daily Attractions

Asheboro reports the Randolph county fair opens this morning with attractions including an old spinning wheel, a pottery display, a hall of county products, and a midway. Schoolchildren enter free on opening day, with beauty pageant preliminaries Wednesday and final show Thursday. Homecoming day Friday and square dances Saturday. The fair draws visitors from across the state.

Asheboro Randolph County Srd

Committee Pickets Hosiery Mill in Asheboro

A committee continues to picket the Bossong Mill after its Wednesday closure. No announcement on reopening or re employment for about two hundred workers laid off by the strike, while no excitement is reported in Asheboro.

Asheboro Bossong

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