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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1972
Page
4
The notice lists D. A. Rawley as president with Mrs C. H. Lockwood and David A. Rawley Jr. as vice presidents and Joseph P. Rawley as general manager. Dated Tuesday February 8 1972.
A compilation of quotations on divine judgment and merit. Matthew 25 32 33 contrasts sheep and goats in judgment, while Elbert Hubbard notes that God judges by scars rather than medals or diplomas.
City Council split five to four on banning Sunday beer sales within High Point with brown bag permits limiting sales to 20 licensed venues. Critics argue unfair competition versus outside areas while supporters cite state law as the source of disparity. The issue draws further mail and public interest as sister Guilford County allows Sunday beer sales.
An error by the Internal Revenue Service over postage rates could require $9 million in back charges. The IRS claims a prior understanding with the Post Office allowed first class handling, while the Postal Service now demands the difference. Editorials note the public money involved and possible overstatement of a budget surplus.
Pat Taylor challenged political labeling Monday morning calling them meaningless and deceptive. He warned voters against pinning colored ribbons on candidates and urged nuanced judgment beyond liberal or conservative labels.
WGMS AM in Washington plans to drop classical music for a top 40 format this spring to attract a larger, younger audience and more national advertising. The move highlights market pressures and FCC rules that split AM and FM operations, contributing to a broader shift toward popular music and a quieter classical scene.
The piece highlights Canada under Prime Minister Trudeau with John Turner as finance minister, notes cabinet changes, and praises Canada’s population, manufacturing and trade. It compares Montreal to Zurich, cites the St. Lawrence Seaway, and Canada’s role in mutual aid and payments to the United States.
A column mix critiques Prime Minister Trudeau and North American ties, praising Canada as a neighbor, noting the 1867 federation and its distinct French-Canadian rights. It argues Americans should see Canada as a strong partner with shared history, trade, and long unfortified border, while lampooning partisan discord.
Afternoon column notes Pulaski grants to restore cemeteries could inspire High Point improvements for its 40 acres of burial grounds. Obituaries include Mrs. Sheroff and others who shaped local clubs and scouting leader O Delk Smith. Allen A Barker curates a growing early plate collection dating to 1911 with prices up to 500 dollars. A CATV tower is shipped for year end service, and market status may place High Point among top 50 markets under Time Life Cable ownership with Burnup & Sims and local partners.
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