Faith Not in Wisdom But in God’s Power
A brief religious verse echoes 1 Corinthians 2 5 urging believers to rely on divine power rather than human wisdom and to hear a still small voice guiding faith.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1958
Page
4
A brief religious verse echoes 1 Corinthians 2 5 urging believers to rely on divine power rather than human wisdom and to hear a still small voice guiding faith.
A Tulsa Tribune editorial questions why modern teens feel persecuted and argues youths should earn privileges through responsibility. It notes adults' generosity, education, and community support while urging teens to contribute to their towns and face duties as honored members of society.
The Greensboro Daily News lauds General Waynick for heading the North Carolina National Guard and arguing against a 10 percent cut. He stresses modernized training and dispersed, disciplined soldiers ready to act in emergencies and support civil defense across communities nationwide.
Columbia University political scientist Wallace S. Sayre challenges urban life literature as sociologist wishful thinking and calls small-town society parochial dull and rigid. He argues cities offer mobility and culture but asks if the country’s self reliance fuels civilization, seeking a balance between country and city progress.
The Lexington Herald notes Elvis Presley faces a draft delay as his film project stalls due to studio fears of a $300,000 loss. Elvis and Beethovens proposed draft moves prompt letters to the Memphis board, with veterans supporting a refusal and teens defending the star. The eight week reprieve keeps the show alive while Presley prepares for a GI haircut.
A Norfolk boy James Tatum writes Oak Ridge laboratories asking for missile information but later asks for atomic energy material. AEC staff experiences a power outage while John Drewry seeks an extension number. UAW leader Walter Reuther faced a dairy price barb from Senate aide Wiley during a milk discussion. Sons of the American Revolution face zoning hurdles over occupying Patrick J Hurley home on Massachusetts Avenue amid combatant generation jokes.
The piece argues race, politics, and classroom discipline intersect in New York as the Grand Jury seeks school patrols, while the Board of Education defends autonomy. It notes threats to Dr George Goldfarb, public criticism of open inquiry, and the challenge of integrating Puerto Ricans and African Americans in schools amid rising urban tensions.
A speaker dismisses plans for a summit conference with Nikita, stating there will be no meeting. The remark ends any expectation of resolving differences through direct talks.
Dr Paul Dudley White spoke in Concord and Kannapolis urging regular exercise and heart screenings. He advised recording pulse, blood pressure, and ECGs, and recommended aspirin, stair climbing, and stress management. Dr John R Hickham offered seven wife-centered rules to protect the breadwinner’s heart during February Heart Fund campaigns.
A Chicago shopping center tests a new merchandising approach opening at 12 30 p m and closing 9 30 p m daily except Saturday. Also noted are brief items on life origin symposium in Moscow, crime report from Sacramento Union, a Bahamas jail rule for accident injures, a joke about spending money, and other snippets including Leyte Gulf Battle facts.
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