New Testament Christians and Old Testament Truths
A reader rebuts Tal Sink on capital punishment and argues that Old Testament laws underpin New Testament truth. The letter condemns New Testament Christians as spiritually immature, cites Paul and Jesus on law and prophecy, and warns against misapplying laws to national action. DAILY SMITH
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Tal Sink
Jesus
Paul
Jesus Christ
The
Enterprise
Daily Smith
Link
Freedom of religious belief fuels court debates and prayers
The letter argues that freedom of religion is foundational and must be defended to oppose Marshall's religiously charged views on equality. It cites constitutional limits on church establishment and urges churches and citizens to uphold constitutional law over political or educational agendas. The author contends leaders seek to promote religious beliefs via state power, threatening Christianity and democracy, and asks readers to support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Supreme Court
America
Lillian Esther Havner
Carthage
Education Law Helps Society Is Vital To Function
A March meeting of Henry K. Burtner Post 53 American Legion Greensboro adopts a resolution urging full enactment of the United Forces for Education program to improve North Carolina public education and urging legislative funding, plus a note on a reader letter debating biblical references and societal law.
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Henry K. Burtner
The
American Legion
Department of North Carolina
Greensboro
North Carolina
United Forces For Education
General Assembly
Guilford County
Dan K. Moore
Thoughtful Voting Needed in High Point
Opinion urged residents of High Point to vote intelligently to resist party pressure. The writer warns against selling out the vote and emphasizes citizen rights and the consequence of poor electoral choices.
Letter Defending High Point Library Amid Civil Rights Claims
A reader rebuts a Tal Link letter about High Point Public Library. He asserts the library has long been integrated and open to all races, noting no segregation or hostility and praising staff, urging readers to consider both sides before judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Link
High Point Public Library
H. P
Praise For Ed Kemps Position On Political Scalp Talk
A letter argues against vengeance toward Senator Kemp and colleagues who voted on a controversial bill. The writer urges reconsideration of revoking support and champions Kemp for higher office, praising his dedication and claiming the High Point community needs leaders of his caliber.
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Kemp
High Point
Senator Kemp
Floridian thanks High Point hospital staff
A visitor recalls a severe bleeding ulcer experienced during the October 1966 Furniture Market visit. He was treated at High Point Memorial Hospital and received six free blood transfusions from the Red Cross and local residents. The writer commends the hospital staff and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Former Resident Praises High Point Officials in San Diego
A former High Pointer recalls meeting Oscar Ellington and Paul Appel in San Diego during the National AAU Boxing Matches. The observer praises their promotion of High Point and its furniture industry, noting they spoke well of the 1966 boxing events and planned to attend the Internationals in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
California
Edgar
High Point
Oscar Ellington
Paul Appel
Furniture City
Forum Page Forces Signatures On Letters and Addresses
The Forum Page requires each letter to include the author's signature and address though initials may be used if publication is justified. The Enterprise may edit letters to prevent libel, trim excess length, and preserve essential meaning while accepting no responsibility for custody or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
Count Your Own Before You Count Your Neighbors Faults
Poem warning against judging others and laughing at misfortune. It urges self examination, humility, and bearing one's own sins, citing moral accountability and divine judgment. The verse cautions that today’s critic may become tomorrow’s sufferer.
King Size Questions on King Race Vietnam and Civil Rights
A poem questions Martin Luther King Jr. stance on Vietnam and the draft, asking if he can lead the race, oppose Reds, and prevent riots. It probes whether his civil rights position could avert bloodshed and lawlessness, and whether foes and friends will shift as the fight continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin King
Vietnam
Amigos International letters club seeks American teen readers
Brazilian students founding AMIGOS INTERNACIONAIS in Sao Paulo request newspaper space to recruit U S and Latin American youths for a letter exchange program. They report rapid uptake with thousands of Brazilian applicants and 15 000 from Mexico to Argentina, asking editors to publish a notice with club name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amigos Internacionais Correspondence Club
Sao Paulo
United States
Latin America
Mexico
Argona
Tim the poodle shot at Badin Lake fuels reward call
A 5 year old poodle named Tim was shot at Badin Lake. The owners offer a $100 reward for information leading to a conviction, urging compassion for animals and warning shooters. Messages from MR. AND MRS. MOSE LAMET JUDY & BOBBY & LINDA.
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Badin Lake
Tim
Vietnam
MR. and
Mrs. Mose
Lamet
Judy
Bobby
Linda
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Hriay Forum
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Nell Matney
R. N
Judy Perryman
Matney
Lulu Yates
L.P.N
R.N
Warren Walters JR
Ernest Wilson
Stephen Parks
Old Mill Road
Heaven
Hell
Ed Kemp
Amigos International
Amigos Internacionais
Caixa
Sao Paulo, SP
Brazil
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