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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1929

Page

4

Thought on mutual aid and moral duty from scripture and Walter Scott

A compact reflection urges readers to comfort and edify one another while asserting a general right to seek aid from others who can grant it. The quotation cites I Thessalonians 4 11 and Walter Scott on the obligation of duty and charitable conduct among people.

Walter Scott

Conference Intervention in Industrial War Faces Debate

The Methodist conference endorses federal investigation of the textile industry and worker conditions, marking a shift toward social action. The piece notes long-standing church caution on secular issues, praising consistency while observing growing political involvement and a push toward reform through collective action.

Methodist Conference Methodist Church Manufacturers’ Association

Reducing Otto Wood to Docility

The state has clipped the wings of Otto Wood the famed jail breaker. He denies again that he plans to escape and his condition shows the toll of imprisonment. A once arrogant inmate now suffers from tuberculosis a diseased foot and poor health and appears broken in spirit.

Otto Wood Otto

Wrecked Frame Mains and Otto's Silent Endurance

Fragmentary note describes a doomed frame and Otto's quiet acceptance of confinement, illustrating the era's grim outlook on calamity and punishment with restrained, somber tone. The passage highlights fate and restraint in the face of ruin and captivity.

Itinerancy Policy of the Methodists Considered

The article argues the itinerancy system in the Methodist Episcopal Church South is sound, noting its push for ministers to move between charges. It contrasts northern and southern practices, cites farm labor figures, and discusses economic living standards and crop labor demands to explain regional wealth differences and policy outcomes.

Methodist Episcopal Church South South Atlantic North Central States South Atlantic States Corn Belt United States

The Duty of a Senator and the Move to Evict Desirable Families

A Marion Manufacturing Company plan to purge its mill village of 31 families labeled undesirables proceeds. The text questions who these unions and families are, notes their likely relocation for new work, and calls for factual clarity on the nature of these residents and the company’s housing move.

Marion Manufacturing Company North Carolina Marion

Hoe farming and tariff issues spar with builders and senators

The piece contrasts hoe farming in the South with machine farming elsewhere, noting farm sizes and worker figures. It critiques Senator Bingham for hiring a manufacturers' agent to influence tariff writing, arguing a senator must serve all constituents and the nation, not just industry. It cites fire losses from shoddy construction and urges paying for quality building.

University News Letter South Atlantic North Atlantic North Central West Central Bingham Charles Evanson Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association Evanson

Notable Roles Among Early 20th Century Civic Figures

A brief note observes varied social roles among men, contrasting flattery with the duties of husbands, reflecting social expectations of men in domestic and public life.

Theatre Critics Warn on Decline of Stage

Jane Cowl laments the theater’s waning vitality while observers note a broader cultural malaise. John J. Raskob proclaims wealth as a duty, asserting he meets this ideal with steadfast effort.

Changes in Methodist appointment slate for North Carolina districts

The article lists a broad rotation of presiding elders and pastors across the North Carolina conference, naming replacements for W. A. Newell and others, with assignments to Asbury Memorial, West Asheville, First church Shelby, Mount Airy, Hickory, Marion, and numerous other churches and districts including Asheville, Charlotte, and Greensboro. It also notes transfers from Elizabeth City and other towns to new posts.

Mount Airy BE. W. Fox E. O. Cole Marion Charlotte E. K. McLarty Ansonville C. P. Goode Bethel- New Hope J. B. Tabor, Jr Big Spring T. T. Honeycutt Belmont Park W. H. Willis Brevard Street N. C. Williams Calvary J. W. Williams Chadwick B. M. Crosby Dilworth G. Ray Jordan Duncan Memorial H. F. Duncan First Church J. E. B. Houser Weddington J. W. Kennedy W. L. Sherrill FE. O. Cole Candler Theology Plato T. Durham Japan S. A. Stewart N. S. Ogburn Greensboro W. A. Newell Asheboro B. C. Reavis Cedar H. C. Hardin East Greensboro R. C. Kirk West Greensboro W. T. Albright High Point E. L. Kirk Highland C. F. Womble Supply Main St A. L. Aycock Ward St.- Archdale M. Jones Wesley Memorial J. W. Moore L F. Tuttle Jamestown C. F. Tate Summerfield Powell Uwharrie J. A Howe Wentworth G. W White Widitho Carolina Christian Advocate A. W. Plyler Greensboro College B. Turrentine Duke University G. T. Rowe P. N. Garber W. M. Curtis Gastonia R. M. Courtney Belmont Main Street H. C. Springle, Jr Park Street J. C. Groce Belwood J. W. Fitzgerald Bessemer City C. B. Newton Cherryville W. G. McFarland Cherryville Ct T. V. Crouse Cramerton J. P. Morris Crouse J. ©. Cornett Pokeville J. M. Barber Rock Springs R. F. Honeycutt Shelby—Central L. B. Hayes Lafayette Street W. R. Jenkins Shelby Circuit R. L. Forbis South Fork W. J. Miller Stanley J. W. Groce I. L. Shaver G. F. Hood Boston Presiding Elder E. W. Fox Avery E. E. Yates Bakersville B. A. Sisk Bostic J. E. Hipp Broad River R. P. Fikes Burke C. S. Plyler D. D. Holt, Jr Preacher Burnsville J. L. Reynolds Cliffside Avondale M. F. Moores Gilkey J. W. Parker Glen Alpin M. A. Osborne Henrietta A. W. Lynch Marion First Church W. O. Goode Marion Ct T. G. Smith McDowell D. C. Ballard Micaville D. G. Smith Mill Spring P. T. Dixon Morganton H. K. Boyer North Forest A. A. Kyles D. S. Richardson Old Fort J. C. Umberger O. P. Routh Rutherfordton J. W. Hoyle, Jr Rutherford College W. Ll. Scott Spindale-Pleasant Grove W. A. Barber Folger Table Rock J. L. Boyle P. Billups Park Avenue J. J. Farrington Spencer Central C. H. Moser Stanfield F. A. Lough Woodleaf R. L. Melton Asbury College C. E. Williams R. W. Warner Statesville Hiatt Ball Creek J. A. Fry Catawba E. D. Ballard Cool Springs D. A. Oakley Davidson C. R. Ross Dudley Shoals E. J. Poe Elmwood R. L. Young Granite Falls E. E. Williamson Hickory A. C. Gibbs Rhodhils I. L. Roberts Westview I. L. Sharp M. A. Lewis Hiddenite J. B. Tabor Hudson W. J. Hackney Lenoir First R. D. Ware H. W. Howard Maiden Howie Mooresville Broad Street T. W. Hager W. B. Shim W. G. Pilcher Mount Zion H. H. Robbins Newton R. G. Tuttle Olin J. G. W. Holloway Shepherd A. C. Kennedy A. L. Stanford Race Street BE. J. Harbison P. R. Rayle Stony Point R. E Hinshaw Taylorsville L. L G. G. Adams Waynesville C. M. Pickens Andrews C. M. McKinney Bethel G. N. Dulin Bryson City O. J. Jones Canton Carlock Hawk William Hornbuckle Clyde Junaluska F. O. Dryman Cullowhee M. Q. Tuttle Dellwood T. S. Roten Asheville Salisbury Statesville Ee Waynesville Winston-Salem Ames

Long list of clergy and appointments announced at conference

The Greensboro and Duke University figures appear among extensive clergy listings for churches and districts across North Carolina. The final business session included reports from conference committees and a net church membership gain of 2374.

R. L. Bass Winston-Salem Presiding Elder L. D. Thompson Advance W. N. Rathburn Cooleemee T. J. Houck Davidson S. M. Needham Davie A. C. Loftin Denton A. S. Raper Farmington A. R. Bell Forsyth T. B. Johnson Hanes-Clemmons Board of Finance Board of Missions

Conference budget and warnings on church building costs

The report details general conference funds of 107,082 for conference work and various allocations for church extension education missions and other programs. Bishop Edwin D. Mouton warns against debt and costly building programs that burden worshippers while urging careful financial planning and responsible giving. The conference ran from last Wednesday with over 60 delegates and large attendance including an overflow audience for the bishop’s sermon.

Budget Commission C. A. Wood High Point Edwin D. Mouton Mouton College of Bishops

Traditions Taught To Freshmen At Texas College Of Industrial Arts

A note indicates freshmen at the Texas College of Industrial Arts are required to join a “fish school” and learn school traditions as part of their first year activities.

Fish School Texas College of Industrial Arts

College students run farm at Oklahoma A&M in effort

Twenty students at Oklahoma A&M College operate a college farm as part of their program. They oversee planting, tending crops, and managing general farm duties under supervision.

Oklahoma M. College

Also Mentioned on This Page

The High Point Enterprise J. P. Rawley H. A. Cecil Geo Fr. Edwards G. M. Waynick R. B. Terry Associated Press N. C Congress Mains By Bruce Catton Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association American Architect Russia China Jane Cowl John J. Raskob Mr. Raskob Official Bureau Weather Report Atlanta Atlantic City Birmingham Charleston Chicago Columbia Denver Detroit el Paso Galveston Reenville D. M. Liaker Asbury Memorial A. C. Tippett Biltmore J. E. Womack H. B. Trimble Elk Mountain D.A. Lewis Haywood Street T. F. Higgins Hillside J. F. Armstrong Oakley West Asheville G. T. Bond Acton M. B. Cragg Black Mountain E. C Marshall Mills River O. B. Mitchell Rosman W. E. Ruty Linda-Tryon O. D. Robinson Sand G. L. Lovett Swannanoa J. A. Baldwin Weaverville A. P. Ratlidge H. R. Cornelius Oteen Hospital L. W. Colson O. L. Simpson R. J. Parker Marion District W. E. Poovey Arrarat Boone O. J. Chandler Creston A. G. Lackey Danbury F. E. Hartsfield Dobson Elmer Simpson Draper G. E. White Elkin L. B. Abernethy Holton C. E. Murray Jefferson A. L. Latham Jonesville A. Morrison Laurel Springs P. L. Smith Madison T. R. Wolf Moravian Falls R. E. Ward C. S. Kirkpatrick Mount Aiiry Rockford Street M. W. Heckard H. W. Wellman North Wilkesboro J. H. Armhurst Pilot Mountain W. B. Thompson Rural Hall B. Wilson Sandy Ridge Appalachian State Teachers College J. M. Downam H. C. Sprinkle Albemarle T. F. Marr First Street E. M. Avett J. C. Banks Badin R. M. Hauss Concord H. G. Allen Epworth J. E. McSwain Forest Hill Paul Hardin Harmony J. C. Brown Kerr Street C. L. Wilkinson Westford H. &. Stimson Long Street Schoo Ives Tigatin T. H. Haskins
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