High Point Enterprise Page Personnel Directory
The High Point Enterprise staff list includes D MRS C H LOCKWOOD as vice president, David A Rawley Jr as vice president, Joseph Rawley as president, Rawley as general manager, Randa L B Terry as treasurer, and Joe Brown as editor.
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C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, Jr
Joseph
L B. Terry
Joe Brown
Easter Day Hymn of Joy and Resurrection
An 8th century hymn by St John of Damascus celebrates Easter joy. It recalls deliverance of Israel from Egypt and Christ’s risen life breaking winter sin, proclaiming Jerusalem’s feast and Jesus' resurrection as eternal peace for believers.
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St. John of Damascus
The Easter Story in St John Chapter Twenty
Mary Magdalene discovers the empty tomb and reports it to Peter and the beloved disciple. They examine the linen clothes and the napkin, and the latter believes the resurrection. Mary encounters angels and Jesus, who reveals himself after she mistakes him for the gardener. Jesus instructs her to tell the disciples he ascends to the Father.
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Simon Peter
Jesus
Peter
Mary
Rabboni
Easter Message of Life and Immortality in Christ
A sermon reflects on Christ’s death and resurrection rooted in Timothy 1 10. It contrasts Jesus’s crucifixion with the triumphant Easter morning when the stone rolled away and the risen Savior brought hope to humanity, noting ancient beliefs about immortality in Egypt and beyond.
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Timothy
Ancient
Egypt
Valley of the Kings
Christ Risen Sermon Honors Easter Hope in Jerusalem
The sermon extols Jesus Christ’s resurrection as ultimate hope amid grief. It contrasts ancient myths with the gospel, urging believers to find courage and envision Heaven where the risen Christ leads to eternal life.
Oak Ridge Academy names new president Jack White
The Academy selects Jack M. White of Kernersville to head Oak Ridge, succeeding Col. William H. Pope. White, a Guilford College and UNC graduate, brings experienced educational administration as the institution continues its valued public service and Easter Monday horse show tradition.
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Oak Ridge Institute
Oak Ridge Academy
Jack M. White
Kernersville
William H. Pope
Oak Ridge
Academy
T. E. Whitaker
Whitakers
Ida
White
Guilford College
University of North Carolina
Capri Memo Reveals Ford Capri Flaws In Public Campaign
Ford’s internal memo titled Capri Top Ten lists ten defects in the Capri model despite bold public ads. Issues include a hood release cable failure, disc brake squeal and rotor distortion, steering oscillation, wheel alignment sensitivity, seat-back scraping, heater and AC inefficiencies, wiper arms that fly off, a low speed transmission hum, exhaust resonance, and oil consumption in some cars.
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Ford
Europe
Capri
Ford capris memo sparks dealer bulletins and repair plan
Ford officials say a memo on the Sexy European issues prompted technical bulletins for dealers to fix defects. Despite some faults, 90 to 96 percent of customers reportedly satisfied with Capris and production changes may occur in overseas factories. At Ft Eustis two officers face elimination after seeking chapel memorial for Vietnam dead and criticizing Southeast Asia policy.
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Ford
Capris
Ft. Eustis
Virginia
Southeast Asia
The Unbelievable Impossible Poem by Edwin Markham
A reflective poem by Edwin Markham on life after death and the power that sustains the soul. It portrays belief in rising from darkness to life, celebrating an eternal journey beyond death and the cosmos as a planned adventure. The speaker urges bravery and acceptance of survival after mortality.
The Two Worlds The Teachings Of Jesus And Atheistic State Power
The author contrasts a society guided by Jesus teachings with one dominated by atheistic state rule. Dictators ban religion by force, yet the Christian message of peace through love endures. For nearly twenty centuries the call remains to reject materialism and seek Heaven’s fulfillment despite growing despair.
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Jesus
Russia
Earth
Poem and reminiscence intertwine in Greensboro tribute
The piece centers on Miss Geneva Highfill, a longtime Central High School teacher now terminally ill, whose Easter poem is quoted with permission by Ideals. It recalls an early 1900s High Point anecdote about Bob Ragan and a wheat drill, and ends with Raymond Peace recalling how locals used the term commodate to mean charge it in rural trade.
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Geneva Highfill
Central High School
Piedmont Christian Convalescent Home
Greensboro Writers’ Club
Pearl Highfill
State Art Gallery
Sydney Lanier
Miss Highfill
Jesus
Bob Ragan
Raymond Peace
Marvin Burton
High Point
Beeson Hardware
Ragan
Peace
North Main
Bob
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