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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1965
Page
4
The Southern Furniture Market in High Point, Furnitureland USA, draws 10 000 to 12 000 industry folks as buyers press for more orders amid rising backlogs. Merchants use imaginative merchandising to lift home furnishings, while press coverage expands with 300 plus reporters and a dedicated press building.
The column endorses Senator Fulbright’s plan to suspend USA backed attacks beyond the 17th parallel to ease risks in Southeast Asia. It notes Fulbright’s Foreign Relations Committee chairmanship and Johnson policy support, while urging broader US and international dialogue and a path to possible peace without a full U.S. pullout.
A collection of wry quotes on city life and social behavior. Police dogs in subways and parks are suggested as a method to reduce violence in northern cities, while other sayings poke fun at habits and excuses.
The High Point Enterprise lists its key editorial and business staff including D A Rawley as editor and Mrs R B Terry as man editor along with advertising sector, business manager, and circulation manager roles.
A Sunday sermon warns that spoken words and missed chances cannot be retrieved. It cites a stepfather’s cruel outburst toward a boy who becomes a tyrant, Adolf Hitler, to illustrate how words shape fate and communities. The piece urges kindness amid hardship.
A reflective piece contrasts wasted chances with lost opportunity and ruined lives. It recalls college prospects, alcohol, near criminal paths, prison, and a Benedict Arnold analogy to warn against greed and forsaking virtue. The narrator laments wasted years and calls for following a righteous path.
The June furniture market in Grand Rapids will not be held this year ending a long era. Since 1878 the market drew buyers and defined the city as a center of fine furniture, but changing production and market patterns lead to the cancellation. Showrooms will operate normally year round and new pieces will be shown, while the market shifts toward southern centers and High Point, Chicago, and others.
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