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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1967

Page

5

Open Market for Furniture TV Ads and Shows in Southeast

In this letter to the editor, Mrs. Bill Gorman urges using television and the Furniture Market as consumer advertising avenues. She argues for public access to the market with guides, product codes, and business reply cards to connect buyers with dealers, and suggests collaborations among manufacturers to boost sales across the region.

Emma Ifr Inquirer

Freedom Of Worship Poem About Prayer And Faith

The speaker laments restricted worship in some lands while praising freedom to read the Bible and pray. They thank God for the privilege of prayer and the church where believers find strength to stay faithful, recognizing those who have not heard the gospel.

Grandma's House Memories of Grandmas Delight

Nostalgic reminiscence of summers winters and falls at grandma's house. Warm scenes of spice apple pie, ham frying, biscuits in the oven, and feather beds. The piece cherishes family love and lasting memories despite time passing.

Freedom's Scar Healing Through Unity and Peace

Poem urges an end to insurrection and racial hatred. It calls for equality among all men and friendship across colors. The speaker appeals to God and the Prince of Peace to guide a just, unified nation.

Prince of Peace

Treat Me Gentle lyric excerpt from vintage verse

A fragment notes tender phrases about enduring affection and asking for gentleness in love. The speaker requests kindness and soft speech, promising devotion whether in fame or poverty, with temperamental moments balanced by care and closeness. The line concludes with a quoted refrain “Treat me Gentle.”

Mail rules tighten for sending to servicemen in Vietnam

The Department of Defense issues mail guidelines requiring correct addressing to a specific person or to a commanding officer with unit designation. Vague labels will be rejected. Groups gifting servicemen overlook shipping costs and container sizes. No free shipment program exists. logistics demand favors small packets. Local post offices can advise on preferential service for small packages.

Vietnam Post Office Department Department of Defense

Servicemen mail size and weight guidance

All air mail including prepaid air mail parcels is transported by aircraft within the United States and from the West Coast to Vietnam. The guidance directs the handling and restrictions applicable to servicemen mail.

United States West Vietnam

Purposes of Integration and Civil Rights Debate

A historical clipping presents Reverend Elton Cox denouncing interracial marriage as the core aim of integration, labeling civil rights efforts as camouflage. It includes a note by George D. Herring urging mail to Vietnam servicemen and advising donors on suitable gifts to units.

Eltonne We 5 Doctor Martin Luther Adam Clayton Powell Cox God President Johnson Martin Luther King Stokley Carmichial Elton Cox George D. Herring Asheboro

Tribute to High Point Arts Council Leadership

Retiring president Irvings Silver commends Mrs. Carson Stout as new president of the High Point Arts Council Inc. He praises her prior work as art show chairman and thanks supporters of five years. He anticipates ongoing participation and the council's plans to boost cultural life in the community.

Carson Stout High Point Arts Council, Inc Arts Council Council Stout Irvings, Silver

Ambulance funding proposal for Guilford County taxpayers

H. L. Kanter proposes a small addition to Guilford County annual tax bills to fund ambulance service. He suggests a tiny assessment on each taxpayer’s bill, noting bills are already mailed and the county collections office could add the charge.

Guilford County Ged Ocgee H. L. Kanter

Hope in the face of hate and violent calls

A poem questions doctors of hate and foresees a violent shove toward black children. It laments hate publicity, riot profit, and a majority yearning for progress while urging hope and resilience. The piece names Stokley, Ray, and Shelton as hate preachers and laments the harm to black communities.

Doctors of Hate Stokley, Ray Shelton

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