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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1955
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise confirms its publication posture with afternoon and Sunday morning editions and notes second-class matter status at the High Point post office under the 1879 act.
A column argues that mass public opinion harms governance and international diplomacy. It critiques open covenants and the Yalta approach, warning that mass mind influence can erode leadership, urging honest officials, strong checks and balances, and responsible citizen participation to prevent constitutional harm.
A series of 15 Sunday lessons ends next week with Our Assurance of Eternal Life. The sermon weaves Old and New Testament themes, citing Jesus life death and resurrection, the grain of wheat parable, and the need to balance loving life with serving God for eternal life.
Readers praise the Adams Millis hosiery firm and its leadership, noting the company's rise from a local mill to regional market leadership. They commend executives Henry Millis and J. H. Adams, applaud expansion, and call for continued growth while urging civic attention to industrial life and charitable efforts.
A letter from Mrs. La Manning appeals for help locating her brother. She thanks those who sent his rate and asks readers to print the message, expressing gratitude and urging any information.
Quote exchanges criticize overemphasis on absolute security and warn of civil rights damage. Separate remarks by Thomas E. Harris Rep. Sam Rayburn and Sir Winston Churchill reference the Yalta Conference version with noted errors and partisan implications.
The city mourns Bud Gurley a steady longtime businessman after a heart attack Wednesday. He and his father ran a special order showcase business. The frost last week ruined Dr D B Carrick s garden and Europe bulbs. The Chamber displays 17 photos of local furnishings. The Conservation and Development Board meets as 1955 builds on 1954 gains.
In Raleigh memories mix humor and policy as April Fool pranks at High Point College echo broader debates. The piece recalls the Missouri hoax and jokes about copyright while warning of looming tolls on the Blue Ridge Parkway, predicting higher costs for North Carolina families and broader tourism impacts.
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