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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1959
Page
4
A concise devotion notes that true goodness comes from aligning life with God. It cites Matthew 19 17 and asserts that great men have sacrificed desires to God s will. Christ is described as God filled and Paul as filled with Christ, presenting a simple guiding formula.
A Raleigh era column critiques rising budgets from Governor Hodges to federal spending. It argues parallel cycles of borrowing and inflation hurt employment, notes Pinata’s call to balance the budget, and warns federal aid costs more through processing. The piece ends with the merry-go-round metaphor.
A Sunday sermon reflects on Hebrews 11:39 and how great figures like Moses David Paul and Wilson faced thwarted ambitions. The text argues failure is relative and true heroism lies in steadfast faith and moral rightness, with martyrs inspiring future triumphs through enduring principles.
Guilford County residents may enter the Fine Arts Festival at West Market Street Methodist Church Greensboro April 30 May 3. Adults or those regularly employed in Guilford County may participate with many divisions in literature music and visual arts. Entries must be original since 1956 with two items per class and March registration for some divisions.
Tom Horner argues during Brotherhood Week that true peace and freedom require practicing brotherhood across race and religion. He urges defending rights, resisting injustices, and upholding democratic equality in faith and civic life.
A settee credited to D. A. Rawley and B. Terry appears in this fragmentary listing. The text provides limited detail beyond ownership or attribution and lacks a full description or context.
George Sokolski analyzes the early 1960 presidential contest, weighing Nixon from California and Johnson from Texas against Rockefeller’s bid and the Democratic and Republican factions. He notes leadership, party dynamics, and the potential for a two party debate with shifting liberal and conservative currents.
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