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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1974
Page
2
The item records a newspaper masthead showing D A Rawley as co publisher Mrs C H Lockwood as vice pres and Joe Brown as editor with date Sunday April 14 1974. It preserves the names and roles without additional context or events.
A compact devotional card compiling quotes from Job Ecclesiastes Romans Huxley and Whitman about fear wisdom experience suffering and character. It pairs biblical verses with reflections from Dale Carnegie and Aldous Huxley highlighting preparation resilience and personal growth.
Albert Schweitzer argues that Jesus’ message transcends time, challenging each reader to follow him now. The true knowledge of who Jesus is comes through obedience amid toil, conflict, and suffering in fellowship with him.
Golda Meir steps down as head of the coalition government saying she can no longer bear the burden amid postwar stalemate with Egypt and Syria. Dissolution follows a Labor Party shortfall and rising rightist calls for tougher action as Kissinger disengagement efforts face new jeopardy.
The speaker recalls Good Friday as the saddest day in Jesus life and proclaims Easter as the gladdest. He emphasizes the empty tomb, appearances of the risen Jesus, and the eternal hope and promise of immortality in Christ. The sermon urges faith in the resurrection and celebrates the triumph over death through Christ.
A 1974 Easter meditation contemplates hope amid global crises, citing Solzhenitsyn and Pasternak as symbols of spiritual resistance. It traces Easter’s roots to Pasch and Passover, notes egg dye origins, and celebrates flowering dogwood as a sign of spring in North Carolina.
Washington chronicle on lawmakers’ globe trotting led by Rep Richard Hanna the famed Globetrotter and the extensive travel plans of 63 congressmen with their families. It details trips to the Far East Africa Europe and the Middle East plus tours by Secretary Shultz and Agriculture Secretary Butz as they join or chase travel for diplomacy and economic talks. The piece notes Hanna’s repeated overseas journeys since 1967 including a demand for red carpet treatment in Tokyo and trains to Alexandria amid global duties.
A veteran recalls wartime routines and the daily morning bus chaos that shaped life at home. The essay reflects on a daughter’s school commute, the family’s sleep wake cycles, and the shift when the child goes to college. Both parents share the same waking clock and miss the familiar racket of doors and bus gears.
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