Bible Thought for Today Cites Psalm Verse on Faith
A devotional note reminds readers God provides for His children and values them above beasts. It urges faith and trust in divine care, citing Psalms 104:4 about creation and providence.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1958
Page
4
A devotional note reminds readers God provides for His children and values them above beasts. It urges faith and trust in divine care, citing Psalms 104:4 about creation and providence.
Foreign exchange students observe less family life in the United States and warn that weak family bonds fuel juvenile delinquency. They contrast American teen independence with European and South American norms and urge families to reclaim a central role to curb crime.
The article weighs Congress approving a 25 000 dollar annual pension for ex presidents while balking at 100 000 dollars in perquisites. It argues pensions preserve dignity and avoid forcing retirees into paid work, noting Truman Hoover and Eisenhower as examples and urging respect for the office's traditions.
The essay surveys proposals by Truman and others to transform Middle East irrigation, soil use, and industry to foster settlement. It weighs Arab-Israeli hatred, competing oil interests, and the challenge of uniting Arab leaders. It notes the Johnston plan failure, potential Iran oil pooling, and looming oil price volatility.
The High Point Enterprise lists office contacts and staff roles including President Mrs. R B Terry Treasurer Holt McPherson Managing Editor Patterson Advertising Director Charles B Loflin and circulation and mail rates. The paper notes its location at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and carrier and yearly mail costs.
Washington notes span Fed chair Martin's thrift at Potomac School funds and a suave Greek embassy host serving Reisina. Centered on Butte County bragging about geography after Alaska's addition, Ghana's Nkru mah wardrobe, and Sen Green's White House quip, the column blends light world trivia with public figures and foreign affairs.
The budget office reports an $11 million cushion for 1958 59 after saving $10.37 million from the general fund. Education and health led savings while discretionary denial kept balances for year end. The act requires uniform cuts when revenue is short, preserving the education share and pension allocations.
Barry Hyman writes from Mount Carmel near Haifa about the Israeli Scouts Jamboree. He describes the opening parade, multi language speeches, and interactions with Israeli, French, English, and American Scouts.
A Greenville News headline notes a nurse wed soon after completing hospital training. The column reflects on youth interests, a coin display as a sales gimmick, and various light anecdotes from popular culture and advertising trivia.
The article asserts that at least 73 cents of every general and tax dollar collected by the state funds education. It also notes that 50 to 75 percent of county ad valorem tax receipts go toward educational purposes.
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