Chariot Waiting Cited Faith for Patience
A biblical meditation cites Judges 5 28 asking why the chariot delays and urging patience. The commentary stresses that human anxiety cannot speed events and that faith alone sustains during delay.
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1959
Page
4
Delores Beckman on Ranch Home Ads and Realities
A humorous column critiques real estate flattery in ads for "ranch type homes" while describing the author’s own rural setting. It pokes at terms like indoor outdoor living and pegged floors, contrasting glossy marketing with a worn ranch landscape and a worn 1948 tractor in a weed strewn yard.
Discipline and the soft approach in education
A Florida Times-Union piece cites a Brooklyn grand jury on classroom violence, arguing that a soft attitude from educational leaders undermines discipline. It contends clear rules are essential for teaching children the basics of living in a free society.
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Brooklyn
The Cottage In The Glen Retirements and Social Security Costs
The essay critiques Social Security growth and rising taxes from 1969 onward, warning the increasing burden on individuals may erode private retirement provision. It argues liberal lawmakers push costly benefits while the system runs a deficit, threatening the cottage in the glen ideal.
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Congress
Glen
Free Choice Prompts Debate Over Undertaker Advertising
The Charleston Daily Mail argues advertising by undertakers should be allowed. It contends open pricing informs the public and fosters honest competition, while restricting ads harms consumers and may shield low standards. The piece urges keeping the market open for economical, transparent funeral services.
High Point Enterprise Looks Back at Local Press History
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, notes its long association with the Associated Press and outlines mail and carrier subscription rates. The notice lists printing details, postal registration, and distribution information managed by Ward-Griffith Company.
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Associated Press
George Sokolsky View On Money Raising For Cancer Research
George Sokolsky critiques cancer fundraising pamphlets urging public donations. He argues the messaging should highlight survivors and ongoing research, citing Oscar Dixon and John Foster Dulles as examples of public figures touched by cancer. He stresses courageous action, scientific progress, and fearlessness over alarm.
Governor Hodges state of the state review draws mixed signals
Reaction to the governor’s biennial address varied as legislators deferred full appraisal until budget and money bills are released. They praised the challenge to meet state needs while urging funding for public schools and higher education, and weighing details of tax and court reforms.
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General Assembly
Hodges
Board of Higher Education
Health and safety fair scene at YMCA highlights
Report covers a 1941 August incident where two power company linemen were electrocuted while repairing a live circuit. Foreman and a third worker were injured, trials in pole top rescue inspired a training manual by John R. Jarrett. Local officials praise the fair’s traffic safety displays and community officials discuss politics and bonds.
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YMCA
John R. Jarrett
Duke Power Service
High Point Police Department
State Highway Patrol
Ed Scheidt
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