A Bible Thought For Today On Impossible Feats
A Bible verse Luke 1 37 asserts with God nothing shall be impossible. The note reflects on ancient belief in iron floating and the long use of iron ships at sea. It also notes patents awarded to those who make the impossible practical.
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NATO Faces Crisis as it Reassesses European Power Balance
NATO must confront its shifting balance of power as Russia grows into a global naval and air force. The Paris meeting faces demands to broaden NATO beyond Europe, boost unity, and possibly cede sovereignty for the common good.
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High Point Furniture Market Expands In 140000-Square-Foot Build Out
The Southern Furniture and Rug Market directs 1.3 million dollars to add 140000 square feet of exhibit space, aiming to accelerate a faster market tempo. A single week will host July 1958 events, replacing two weeks, stressing hotels and facilities as the industry grows. J L Perkins leads city utilities service from 1920 until illness, his work praised for public devotion.
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High Point
December Sermon Praises Humble Births for World Peace
A Sunday sermon reflects on the birth of humble babies as a beacon for the 21st century. It envisions a child born in modest homes uniting with a divine king to bring lasting peace and goodwill. The piece recalls Lincoln and Napoleon to emphasize moral leadership from unlikely origins.
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Christmas Meaning Beyond Tinsel and Wrappings
The piece extols Christmas as the Bethlehem Baby God revealed in humble homes and newborns. It calls readers to drop material pursuits and aid the world’s children of all colors, emphasizing devotion, charity, and the divine presence in childhood. The author signs as f, E.R.
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Christmas origins and traditions traced through history
The article explains Christmas miks of Christian worship and pagan customs. It notes Dec 25 as Christ's birthday is disputed, cites Liberius in 354 AD, and outlines early varied dates. It covers Saturnalia, Chanukah, Yule, and Geol, plus medieval nativity plays and symbols like the Christmas tree and mistletoe. Santa Claus traces to Saint Nicholas and Dutch spellings.
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Myra
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Toward Better Schools Statement from North Carolina Citizens Committee
The North Carolina Citizens Committee for Better Schools calls for stronger public school support linking education to a free society. It outlines three goals to keep people alert, study school function, and mobilize community effort to improve schools across Guilford and other counties.
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High Point Enterprise Masthead and Staff Listing
The High Point Enterprise masthead lists publisher R. Bablez and president, secretary treasurer Hoyt McPherson, editor and managing editor staff titles, advertising director and circulation manager, with street address 305-307 N Main Street in North Carolina. Contains garbled OCR text from the masthead.
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High Point Enterprise front matter and notices
Publication notice details for High Point Enterprise including address, affiliation with The Associated Press, and statements on home delivery rates and independent contractors for carriers and distributors.
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Two Sides in a Courtroom Debate on Free Speech
George Sokolsky argues there are multiple sides to a question and questions the fairness of silencing dissent. He recalls Roosevelt era cases, defends open debate, and cites Notre Dame discussions with diverse faiths and ideologies.
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