Editor Letters on Sinai Monastery and North Carolina Teachers
A letter condemns Mickey Colbert for false claims about St. Catherine's Monastery in the Sinai and UNESCO findings. The same issue features teachers' salary debate in North Carolina, arguing a 9.1 percent increase is needed to retain qualified educators amid state budget and revenue questions.
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Mickey Colbert
High Point
St. Catherine's
Sinai Desert
Sinai
Israel
Unesco
Colbert
Hodges
North Carolina
South Carolina
William Stroupe
Charles Waters
Gastonia, N. C
Bible Thought for Today: Eden's Garden and Abraham
A Bible thought reflects on Genesis 2 8 and the garden planted eastward in Eden. It notes Eden as a Sumer province from which Abraham came and emphasizes trusting and obeying God beyond the legend's literal details.
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Eden
Sumer
Abraham
God
How City Should Fund Needed Water and Sewer Upgrades
The piece argues High Point voters will next Saturday approve a bond issue to finance urgent water, sewer, and traffic improvements. It notes decades of underfunding, recent water outages, and rising costs unless the city issues bonds now. It urges turnout to ease future charges and attract investors.
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Fakir
High Point
North Carolina
Inter-Racial Council Forms in High Point
The Enterprise cheers High Point’s newly formed Inter-Racial Council and hopes its leadership will grow the city’s bridges of friendship. It notes North Carolina’s relative calm amid regional strife and urges wider church and organizational support for the council’s inclusive mission.
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High Point
Inter- Racial Council
North Carolina
Retiring Great Teacher Dr C Excelle Rozzelle
Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle retires from teaching at High Point College after four years shaping the religious education program. A former Methodist minister turned professor of religion and philosophy, he will finish the fall term filling for Miss Clarice Bowman during her graduate study, leaving a notable impact on the college, community and church.
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C. Excelle Rozzelle
Rozzelle
High Point College
Clarice Bowman
Barbara Loden
Studio One
Hollywood Complex
Asheville
Lee Edwards High School
Mountain City
Ernie Kovacs
Brotherhood Week Reflections on Freedom and Civil Rights
The Enterprise endorses National Brotherhood Week and urges a universal respect for diverse opinions. It cites three key asylums facing the nation—world peace and defense, a sound economy, and civil rights for all citizens—calling civil rights the most crucial challenge to American democracy. It warns that existence of second class citizens undermines government under law.
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Brotherhood of Men
National Conference of Jews and Christians
United States
America
Har rington slams self styled tax experts at hearing
Revenue Commissioner Russell C. Harrington condemned so called tax experts who promise to save money on others tax returns. He told a House Appropriations committee in a closed hearing that such ads are illegitimate and risky for taxpayers.
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Russell C. Harrington
Harrington
House Appropriations
Tax return fraud warnings from Harrington detail dangers
Harrington criticizes crooked tax preparers while praising legitimate accountants and teachers who assist with returns. He cites an example of a felon who filed false deductions totaling 400000, making clients pay 175000 in penalties, and stresses that honest tax reports save money with Uncle Sam.
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Treasury
Harrington
Sam
Two Dimensions of Prayer Uniting Nations and Hearts
A sermon argues that the Lord’s Prayer shifts focus from self to community. It envisions a world fellowship where nations pray together and share bread, reducing borders and conflict, advancing service above self, and living as one family of God.
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Jesus
Christ
Mrs. Whitney
Debated school lunch programs and public aid views
A reader argues about High Point and federal lunch plans balancing cost and nutrition. He weighs child choice against nourishing meals, notes local aid versus federal support, and questions long term local funding.
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High Point
North Carolina
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