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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
3
A prayer meeting tied to tabernacle services is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock at Mrs A E Taplin s home on Parkway.
The newspaper promotes the added feature My Own Carolina by Broadhurst, urging every loyal North Carolinian to read it today and tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary McSherry and J. Allen Steffy with their son John Allen Jr. visit sister Mrs. Earl Steed on Colonial drive in Baltimore. Miss Pearl Snider and Miss Annie Lee Gray spent Sunday in Durham. Jack Dillon of Statesville visited. Gustave Robertson and family sail to Jacksonville Fla to establish a new home.
In a political clash described as unholy by allies, Butler wields no official party standing while the state chairman holds power. At the 1924 convention Butler entered without status yet won a majority on the floor, with Old Guard counters prevailing. The report notes Butler’s defeat came after two missteps by Mike Whitener.
The article chronicles a large turnout for Mr. Stephens at the High Point tabernacle urging a citywide revival. It highlights fundraising aims, defense of Bible faith against critics, calls for deep spiritual renewal, and testimonies from three young converts fueled by Stephens and prayer.
A hearing outlines the air service’s competence and bravery while noting equipment shortages due to funding. It asserts peace and war missions, emphasizes training by the flying service, and discusses appropriations and procurement under military leadership and policy.
In testimony, the chief of air service argues commercial aviation should be developed as a self supporting industry and under civilian administration. He favors indirect government aid, separate civil and military aviation, and expanded wartime production plans with coordinated industry and material allocations. He notes a strong airplane industry is vital to national defense and that the war department will assist aircraft makers.
The snippet promotes a film titled My Own Carolina described as the most beautiful picture, highlighting the mountain country and a Broadhurst showing tonight and tomorrow.
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