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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1957
Page
4
A daily reflection cites First John reminding believers to love one another and even enemies. It contrasts Christian ethics with war’s cruelties, noting Christianity suppresses profit in war and questions the value of a war fought for conquest.
Stephen C. Clark, long prominent in High Point as a real estate developer and a 20 year postmaster, enriched the city with beauty and civic progress. His work included Blair Park, High Point College, H P T and D Railroad, the furniture market, YMCA and Sheraton Hotel developments. He left a legacy of selfless devotion and city pride.
Soviet Marshal Georgi Zhukov, in New Delhi for a cocktail party, questions whether President Eisenhower remains the same man after Ike’s Middle East doctrine. The exchange hints at strained wartime friendship and evolving U S policy.
The obituary honors Stephen C. Clark, postmaster and real estate innovator, whose bold civic projects transformed High Point. It documents his ventures from Guilford College to Oakwood Memorial Park, Time-Test Furniture, and Emerywood, noting debts paid and a life of selfless service despite financial losses.
A portrait of Abraham Lincoln as a plain man who grew into a steady leader. It praises his honesty kindness humor and ability to unite a nation through democracy and shared American ideals. Lincoln is shown as universal and relatable, not distant or mythic.
In his inaugural speech as St Louis Medical Society president, Dr. Leonard T. Furlow urged the profession to clean its house of fee splitting and ghost surgery, re-evaluate Blue Shield amid demand for broader medical insurance, and criticize deteriorating hospital service amid rising costs.
A Sacramento newspaper piece recounts King Saud's entourage, including three Saudi Arabians occupying Senator Knowland's limousine and the secrecy around the royal party. It notes the king's guard, the Secret Service, and humorous asides about royalties and staff, ending with a quip about NATO commander Gruenther.
The February meeting focused on policy and program formulation for public schools. It addressed non educable but trainable children, a shared plan with health and welfare agencies, and safety education with driver training debated for its curricular impact. A joint conference is planned for March 7 to tackle the 30–70 IQ group.
Charles Pearson discusses adapting TV advertising techniques for education and considers summer scheduling to employ teachers. He notes safety training expansion and a rising injury bill while the board debates broader vocational programs and the creation of technical institutes to bridge high school and college.
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