High Point's New Pastor Dr W E Spears Jr Faces Growth Challenge
Dr W E Spears Jr new Emerywood Baptist Church pastor in High Point sees growth as the church moves toward a sanctuary and Education Building on West Chester Drive. A South Carolina native, he led major building programs at Mooresville and North Augusta churches and has studied at Edinburgh, Oxford, Basel, and Zurich. He and his wife Lillian have two children and live in the Emerywood parsonage.
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Enterprise
W. E. Spears Jr
High Point
Spears
Emerywood Baptist Church
North Augusta
S.C
Mooresville
Emerywood
Dr. Spears
Emerywood Church
Eschester Drive
Union
W. E
Edna Moore Spears
University of South Carolina
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
University of Edinburgh
United States
Lillian Adams
Seneca
South Carolina
Sally
Bill
Tomlinson School
Arbordale Drive
North Carolina
Editor's Outlook The Highest Confusion in Bolivia
An excerpted travel column in La Paz relates a chaotic Bolivian visit with encounters, currency turmoil, and social critique. The writer notes currency devaluations, inflation, and political upheaval affecting miners and unions, while describing local life and the ironic charm of Bolivians amid unrest.
Letters to The Enterprise Assail Books and Exposes
A reader rails at an influx of exposing literature on politicians and calls it a sign of coming judgment. A whimsical note questions a Guilford County judge's road sentence for stolen greens and ends with a joke about Beetle records. Mr Amos thanks readers as he finishes 20 years on Guilford County Board of Commissioners.
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Daily Smith
the Enterprise
Guilford County
Virginia
Amos
Enterprise
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
N. C. Association of County Commissioners
Fragmented quotes on political leadership and empire
A garbled collection of statements mentions fighting to keep Republican leadership, a call for a healthy world and the disappearance of Communism, and a remark about preserving the demon gem of imperial past. The text attributes phrases to a defeated GOP leader and Sergeant Shriver from War on Poverty, but the sources are unclear and fractured.
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Republican Party
GOP Vhce Pevealdenti
Sergeant Shriver
Sanford Years End as Governor Mark North Carolina Progress
The Sunday Accent reviews Terry Sanford’s four term as North Carolina governor ending Jan. 8. It highlights education gains, school programs, university expansion, and poverty efforts, noting leadership balanced with public accountability. Sanford plans to return to Fayetteville to practice law, with future public involvement likely.
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North Carolina
Sanford
Greater University of North Carolina
Charlotte
North Carolina Fund
Gov. Sanford
Terry Sanford
Raleigh
Fayetteville
Train crossing dangers cited with calls for signals
A Randolph County incident on Prospect Street left a Guilford County man dead and his companion killed when a train from the High Point Thom asville and Denton Railway struck their car. The piece urges better warning systems at crossings and criticizes small signs as hazardous. George Finch and Dr H S Fisher are noted, with open house at 510 National Highway.
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Thomasville
Guilford County
Denton
Prospect Street
Randolph County
Liberty Drive
H. S. Fisher
Tor
National Highway
Duffy's Shell Service
Overparking Tickets and Christmas Chatter in High Point
In High Point traffic bureau, clerks hear excuses for overparking fines from motorists. Pleas range from medical appointments to shopping mishaps, with holiday humor and weather notes interspersed as the season nears.
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Mabel Brooks
Barbara Hedgecock
High Point
Ness
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