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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1949

Page

3

High Point Enterprise staff and staff roles listed

The High Point Enterprise names R. B. Terry as President D. A. Rawley as Secretary and Treasurer Charles B. Loflin as a figure associated with the paper Robert L. Thompson as Editor Co W. Patterson Jr as Advertising Director and Circulation Manager. The note appears in the Sunday edition dated December 25 1949.

R. B. Terry D. A. Rawley Charles B. Loflin Robert L. Thompson W. Patterson, JR Adv The High Point N. C Enterprise

Jesus Christ the divine teacher in Christian ethics

A 1912 essay praising Jesus as a flawless eternal truth teller who surpassed philosophers and reformers. It contrasts Jesus with Plato, Marcus Aurelius, Confucius, Buddha, and Mohammed, arguing Jesus’ ethics center on soul and character over property and material affairs, asserting Jesus divine and timeless.

Jesus Plato Marcus Aurelius Confucius Buddha India Mohammed

The Three Wise Men and the Star of Bethlehem

A reflection on the biblical visit of the Wise Men to Bethlehem, Matthew’s account, and the broader symbolic meanings. It notes the names Gaspar Baltasar Melchior, the universality of the gospel, and Jesus as the Light of the World guiding faith across cultures.

Jesus Bethlehem Judea Herod Jerusalem Christ Juda Israel Matthew Lew Wallace Balthasar Gaspar Melchior India Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Kings Baltasar Wallace Greece Brahma Persia David Herod the Great Herod the Little Augustus Caesar Earth Star of Bethlehem Orient

No Doubt We Belong to the Western World Quote

Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of Western Germany asserts Western ties while French banker Andre Istel deems private international finance as not worth the effort.

Konrad Adenauer Western Germany Andre Istel

Washington The Legal Aspect Of New Race Rule

The article analyzes the Truman administration’s ban on racially restrictive covenants in government insured mortgages and its political handling. It notes regulators issued rules effective after Feb 15 1950, outlines possible easing and enforcement concerns, and discusses the impact on buyers lenders and small homeowners amid a shift to curb segregation in housing.

Washington Philip B. Perlman New York State Committee On FHA Franklin D. Richards Carl Gray U. S Truman United States Federal Housing Administration Supreme Court Government Housing Agency

Is Santa Claus Real The Big Christmas Question

Explore the enduring belief in Santa Claus within American culture and the Christmas tradition. The essay traces origins from St Nicholas to modern myths, notes Rudolph and the North Pole workshop, and contrasts legend with the Christian meaning of Christmas.

Santa Claus Little Tat St. Nicholas North Pole Rudolph the Red Nose Jesus Asia Bishop Nicholas St. Nick

These Days Holiday of Dollars Through Red Eyes

Georgi Gramada argues that Christmas spending masks class conflict as all Americans buy goods. He satirizes radio, trees, gifts, and Santa Claus, claiming profit motive, propaganda, and religious pageantry distract workers from Marxist analysis. He ends noting a wish for Merry Christmas despite critique.

Georgi Gramada Special Brass J. Stalin United States Wisdeon Bing Crosby der Bingel Cros Santa Claus

Christmas lore and kindness span ages in a holiday digest

A blend of Christmas origins and human kindness, this digest recalls Clement Clarke Moore’s poem history, Saint Nicholas legends, charity volunteers in New York, mistletoe lore, and figures like nurse Nellie Brown and Fern Riley. It includes hospital aims, civilian heroism, and Christmas philanthropy from multiple communities.

Clement Clark Moore St. Nicholas Moore Nellie Brown Muncie Indiana Nellie

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