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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1967
Page
4
Quoted reflections praise happiness tied to faith and active living. The words cite Psalms blessings and Thomas Chalmers on three grand essentials: something to do, something to love, and something to hope for.
North Carolina lawmakers reach a compromise on liquor rules with a new brown bag law expected to take effect after ratification. The measure clarifies where whisky may be consumed and how it may be transported, while easing some prior restraints and prompting licensing questions for restaurants and clubs.
Sunday sermon recalls the gospel message as old circuit rider preached to Hardin County Western cowboys. It emphasizes Christ dying for sins and the creation of a community church and city from the shared belief. It cites the New Testament and enduring themes of faith hope and love as ultimate law.
The text proclaims love over war and presents faith in Christ as the source of peace and renewal. It cites personal testimonies of transformation, the removal of sin and vice, and a future hope of a new earth and heaven under God's reign. It ends with a devotional hymn celebrating divine beauty and eternal life.
The High Point Enterprise provides its address at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with executive staff including D A Rawley president Mrs C H Lockwood vice president Randall B Terry JB treasurer and secretary Sid ac is executive editor and Charles Loflin advertising manager.
CAPUS WAYNIK reflects on Forsyth County voters rejecting recent school bond proposals. He argues for restraint on public debt, recalls 1930s debt crises, and urges a balanced budget while acknowledging public needs for education and caution against eroding capitalism.
A panel in Washington features experts Constantinos Doxiadis Alan Boyd and Robert Weaver discussing urban growth into the year 2000. They urge bold, well funded action to reshape cities including the High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem triangle into a coordinated metro area.
Drew Pearson reflects on the Pan American Summit showing the strain between a strong United States and a weak Ecuador under President Arosemena. Johnson’s affable diplomacy eased tensions after snubs and aid cuts tied to tax reform and Alliance for Progress policies.
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