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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1957
Page
4
A devotional note cites Nehemiah 9 17 describing God as merciful slow to anger and great in kindness urging readers to avoid offense and live humbly before Him.
President Eisenhower faces a dangerous moment as Khrushchev presses a Moscow Manifesto with four hard demands. The piece urges prompt U S action, NATO cohesion, and a credible display of American technical prowess to deter Soviet power and preserve Western morale.
Elks across the country honor departed brothers in a public lodge of sorrow on the first Sunday in December. Members recall those who lived by charity justice brotherly love and fidelity and renew their pledge to God country and fellow men. Families and friends are invited to join in the memorial tribute and public service.
Jack Burris issues a drive to raise one million dollars for High Point hospital financing with a dollar for dollar match up to fifty thousand. The appeal aims to fund a crucial civic improvement and accelerate completion by year end.
The High Point community is urged to finish financing for a hospital expansion sparked by Jack Burris. The $50,000 Burris challenge has already driven progress toward a $1,800,000 Heart Center project, with targeted subscriptions to reach the goal. Chairman Paul Ingle notes no general campaign will be run, urging donors to contribute if able.
A commentator critiques George Sokolsky and Nikita Khrushchev, arguing bravado is used to induce fear and push a peace program. The piece compares modern boasts to ancient Hun strategies and warns against overconfidence and propaganda in shaping American policy.
A Sunday sermon denounces prejudice as a modern cancer. It cites James and John’s fanatical plea for fire against Samaritans and Adolf Hitler’s racial hatred, urging Christlike charity and a creed of goodwill with malice toward none.
Residents face December 10 bond election of seven million dollars to renovate and expand schools while High Point debates raising the school supplement tax to 40 cents. The discussion also explores U S and Russian curricula, school quality, and a state wide curriculum study led by G B Phillips and colleagues.
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