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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1957
Page
4
The piece argues that with God nothing is impossible citing Luke 1 37 and claims that belief in divine possibility spurs nations to read the Bible and pursue what was once deemed impossible, citing a million patents as proof.
Mary Magdalene discovers the empty tomb and encounters angels and the risen Jesus who calls her by name. The narrative follows Peter and the beloved disciple as they inspect the linen clothes and confirm the empty tomb before Mary realizes Jesus has risen.
Guest editorial frames Easter as a lesson in choosing the perpendicular over the horizontal. It contrasts earthly preoccupations with spiritual ascent, citing Jesus as resurrection and life, and urges readers to move from worldly pursuits to faith and eternal perspective.
An NEA report by Douglas Larsen argues United States actions and attitudes alienate Canadians, who view Washington with suspicion over the Norman affair and U S testing. The piece urges Americans to mend ties, respect Canadian sentiment, and avoid insulting conduct toward our NATO ally and neighbor.
A fragment mentions positions such as President Secretary-Treasurer Editor and Business Manager in a jumbled line. It lists roles without clear names or organizational context. The passage lacks coherent details or events to describe.
John J. McCloy argues that Asia and Africa seek a decent life, not luck or fate, and questions whether U.S. development standards reflect hard work or fortune. He notes India's long history, poverty, and dependency on the West, and urges Americans to support aid via the United Nations to help new nations build real independence.
The sermon argues Easter proves death conquered and eternal life, through Jesus Christ’s resurrection. It asserts the foundation of faith in a heavenly city, contrasts biblical promises with pagan ideas, and highlights four Easter values: comfort, courage, confidence, and conquest over death.
A meditation on Easter beyond new clothes and church. The author contrasts personal reflections on the crucifixion with how society treats Easter, then shifts to a survey of American public school teachers, their ages, salaries, and career choices as reported by the NEA. He closes with a note on planned traffic-control improvements in High Point and a comparison to Greensboro signals.
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