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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1958
Page
4
A guest editorial for Christmas 1958 reflects universal faith in a better world. Despite tyranny and unrest, many hold to the promise of peace born at the first Christmas, chorus hymns rising with renewed joy and gratitude for the Christ Child’s spirit.
Associated Press analysis notes simultaneous budget reveals by Russia and the United States suggest a possible shift toward trust. James Marlow says reduced defense spending could lower taxes and raise living standards in both nations if the arms race ends.
The YWCA board approves relocating to a downtown site with a larger plant to meet present and future needs. Members discuss preserving sentiment for the North Main location while backing a project seen as vision driven with parking and sizeable space for future use. The Enterprise supports the plan as a fitting community gift and a step for better facilities.
A 1912 editorial praising Jesus as flawless in doctrine, action, and character. It argues Jesus surpassed philosophers and rulers, stating no other figure matched his moral influence and eternal truth, and asserts he must be divine rather than merely human.
A chaotic OCR fragment depicts a Christmas ritual where a master welcomes Christ at the table and a pale beggar boy enters seeking food. The scene critiques charity and faith through disjointed lines about bread, hospitality, and the Christ figure entering through the door, with chaotic, unclear narration.
George Sokolsky laments the lack of lasting peace and recalls 1917 when nations went to war for democracy. He contrasts Bolshevism and Nazism with resilient, nonviolent powers and notes how the queer ones rose, yet resistance endures without full destruction.
Community readers react to the new Mother column in the High Point Enterprise with praise for clarity and accessibility. The letter writers emphasize expert input from a Detroit physician, a medical writer, and hospital resources guiding the health notes.
A collection of quotations from Ohio governor-elect Michael V. DiSalle, Mathew Sutcliffe of Halifax, British astronomer H. Percy Wilkins, and Dr. Carl F. Hansen covers political ambitions, personal health anecdotes, lunar speculation, and education priorities.
Ex-Senator Gerald P Nye warns that numerous nuclear triggers and miscalculations could lead to World War III. He emphasizes the danger of human error amid escalating tensions and technological arms advances.
A nostalgic editorial piece sends broad Yuletide greetings to readers carollers scientists and leaders worldwide wishing peace and freedom and extending cheer to diverse groups from bus drivers to polar explorers and those on fat free diets in a seasonal blessing.
A collage of holiday sentiments, a hobo’s Christmas wish, and newsroom notes from The Enterprise. Waldo Newby is honored with a watch for 32 years of service, ties to Anaheim greetings, and staff changes at the local hospital. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Lynn Nisbet discusses Old Christmas observances on Dec 25 and the shift to Jan 1 New Year via Pope Gregory XII 1752. He reflects on the Babe of Bethlehem, the human side of Jesus, and his impact on history and calendar reckoning.
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