Bible Thought for Today Prodigal Returns to Father
A devotional note cites Isaiah 44 22 declaring blotting out transgressions as a thick cloud. It urges the prodigal to return and exchange rags for a spotless garment in the Father’s house. No other obstacles stand between believers and the divine.
The First Christmas Message From Luke 2
A Christmas meditation blends Luke 2 with a personal note from Henry Van Dyke. The biblical tale follows Mary and Joseph’s Bethlehem journey and the angels guiding shepherds to the newborn Jesus. The reflection adds a modern wish for happiness and enduring goodwill.
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Heaven
Bethlehem
Mary
Joseph
The Star of Bethlehem and the 1957 Christmas Message
A Christmas reflection links spaceflight power to faith and love. The piece likens the Star of Bethlehem to human striving in space, celebrating unselfishness and the Creator’s influence, urging readers to pursue harmony amid tension in 1957.
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Space
Bethlehem
Judean Hills
Editorial Research 1958 President Making Year
The 1958 year will see major party politicians vieing for presidential n nominations. Republican hopes center on Nixon as the likely front runner with Knowland challenging for California governor and Stassen pursuing governorships as stepping stones. Democratic prospects include Kennedy Meyner Leader Harriman and Williams with Johnson Humphrey and Symington as other noted possibilities amid farm and civil rights battles.
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Nixon
William F. Knowland
California
Harold E. Stassen
Pennsylvania
Knowland
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Why Not Me
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Stevenson
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
George M. Leader
Averell Harriman
New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Eisenhower
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Stuart Symington
Air Force
Christmas Peace Amid Commerce In Capitol Square
Lynn Nisbet reflects on Christmas as a global festival crossing religions while commerce quiets briefly. The piece contrasts public and personal observance, noting the strain of bills and travel demands during the season as families seek reunion.
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Gods of Commerce
God of Peace
Christmas Reflections On Newsroom And The Paradox Of Christ
The piece notes essential workers who keep news, health care, and communications running during holidays. It reflects on the paradox of Jesus birth as a humble, itinerant teacher whose influence spans two millennia, urging readers to ponder these ideas at Christmas.
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Jesus
Bethlehem
Judea
Jay Garvin
Burlington Industries
High Point College
High Point Enterprise Early 20th Century Masthead
The High Point Enterprise displays its historic masthead with roles including president treasurer editor and advertising director. The paper lists address at North Main Street and notes annual subscription rates and postal information.
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High Point
Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Sreeeenee
Emaemany
Treasury
Gbs
Persnere
Ign Polut
March
Christmas Reflections on Faith and Moral Law
George Sokolsky writes that Christmas embodies love and moral duty beyond material gifts. He recalls Jesus teaching render to Caesar and to God, stressing humility, poverty, and universal love across all neighbors, urging readers toward a merry holy Christmas.
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Caesar
Jesus
God
Venus
Christmas Greeting from Good Afternoon
Holt McPherson extends Christmas greetings to readers carollers lighthouse crews world leaders and all people. The message wishes peace over war calls for poverty eradiation and freedom and includes playful tributes to diverse groups and a final blessing.
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Soviet Russia
Morehead Planetarium
Carolina
Virginia
Antarctica
Merrie
A Christmas Message and Tragedy Highlight Holiday Week
A collection of holiday reflections praises helpful acts while condemning bulb snatchers. Obituary notes mark the death of Jay Garvin and five others en route home for the holidays. A carrier boy receives a heartening note praising paper routes and listing famous former newsboys.
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Pat Dean
Harris
Jerry Lewis
Christmas Tree Pact Between Enemies Reconciles Brigr Gen Battley
Verse depicts Brig. Gen. Joseph F. Battley and George Dixon reconciling at a Christmas party. They exchange awkward words near the tree then shake hands and vow to keep Christmas in their hearts. The poem promotes amity over dispute and urges foes to meet in goodwill.
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Washington
Joseph F. Battley
Amity
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High Point Enterprise
George Sokolsky
Temple
Jerusalem
Caacre
Israel
St. Mark
Uncle Sam
Walt Disney
Bing Crosby
Dwight D. Isenhower
Thomas A. Edison
Bob Hope
Knute Rockne
Jack Dempsey
Joe DiMaggio
Eddie Rickenbacker
Cardinal Francis J. Spellman
George Dixon
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