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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1967
Page
5
A brief note argues that birth control is not condemned by scripture and cites Genesis Noah Ezekiel plus writings by Burch and Pendell. It contends birth rates exceeded enviroments and divine judgment followed, noting periods when population grew beyond the surroundings and warnings from biblical figures.
A letter from Moffit Drive warns that a $750 000 park and city growth threaten residents with crowded streets and busy summers. The writer cites biblical verses and social science to argue population pressure leads to higher costs, more roads, and potential conflicts over living space.
A letter to the editor criticizes the rise of communism in the United States arguing Supreme Court decisions and student activism threaten religious freedom. The writer fears loss of national respect, urges peaceful protest, and calls for reinstating the Lord's Prayer in schools while deporting communists. Address signed Robert K. Spivey, 2401 Waverly Court.
A six foot tall old family clock stands in the home and serves as a relic of past generations. The piece recalls Grandfather and Grandmother, family worship, and faith in Christ guiding them to heaven. Minister Walter Eisenhour of Taylorsville North Carolina signs the piece.
Mrs. Alenne Moody reports children behaving carelessly near ae ad Careful School on ee Avenue. She recalls a child stepping into traffic as she drove about five to ten miles per hour, fearing an accident could occur at any moment.
Citizens discuss attracting industry and urge backing for museum and Haley Inn restoration to boost tourism. They claim completing the project could draw two dozen visitors daily and compare it to a unique Southeastern restoration. The outcome hinges on each resident’s commitment.
A reader praises local garbagemen for a thorough trash pickup on Woodhaven Avenue after moving to the area. The note thanks the workers for removing all trash despite challenging conditions.
The writer argues against capital punishment using John 8 7 9 where Jesus defers to sinlessness to halt stoning. He contends New Testament lacks support for death penalties and urges compassion and social work over harsh punishment for societal misfits.
A reader challenges Mayor Stout's claim that the model city program is dead and questions who authorizes the city planning department to proceed. The letter notes a committee meeting and asks what authority supports continuing applications for the model city plan against taxpayer and city leadership guidance.
A storefront ad invites customers to stop in and view a large luggage stock. It highlights money saving prices on two or three piece sets and urges fast decision to buy.
A reader criticizes the use of "a reasonable length of time" for Florida license plates for new residents. The writer questions state patrols enforcing rules and urges replacing vague phrasing with a definite period.
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