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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1970
Page
4
Biblical verse recounts Jesus expressing compassion for a crowd that has followed him for three days with no food, noting he cannot send them away hungry. The quotation from O Henry reflects on how words pale beside a starving man’s needs.
Joseph Adelson argues in the New York Times Magazine that the generation gap is exaggerated and youth views are diverse. Urban Research Corp. finds protests are varied and often nonviolent with limited radical left influence, challenging the stereotype of a nationwide Youth Rebellion led by a unified “hippie” movement.
The Virginia bill to repeal the Sunday blue law and allow local option prompts opposition from the Virginia Retail Merchants Association and the state AFL-CIO. Proponents argue markets differ by region and Sunday openings could test demand, while critics say repeal would harm public interests and pressure stores to stay open.
A nostalgia piece recounts how fruit crates dominated early economy and daily life. It highlights orange and peach crates. Tallahassee's Albert Box and Crate Co. figures. crates repurposed as scooters wagons tables and book cases. prized by Sandburg and used for kitchen storage and ice pre refrigeration. nails and fire fuel from dismantling them.
A reader argues that in a democracy hate mongers who threaten law and order should be jailed or deported. The letter condemns Supreme Court decisions, defends civil rights limits, and urges stricter actions against subversives while urging community cleanup of vandalism on Johnson Street.
In this periodicals page from The High Point Enterprise the staff includes president D A Rawley and editors J Brown and W Patterson with roles shown. The notice outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier, location High Point North Carolina, and the publisher disclaimers about independent contractor carriers and advance payments.
Andrew Talbert recounts the dark joke of the Yukon pioneer Dan McGrew who drank coffin varnish turning his skin blue and spine knotty, a macabre verse of fate and folly set in frontier lore.
A reflective poem by Judy Perryman on the creation of man by God, urging humility and reverence for life. It warns against human arrogance and playing god with life, celebrating the beauty and dignity of being human.
A short poem urges a young man to turn and face the world, celebrating inner warmth, future potential, and enduring friendship beyond color. The speaker encourages seizing opportunities before life grows cold and affirms personal identity and support.
A devotional verse affirms that beyond darkness grief and heartache there is divine light comfort and blessings through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes faith hope and trust as the answer to daily trials and tomorrow’s care.
A devotional poem by Myrna Nelson urges readers to notice God's constant care as they labor, travel, and witness nature's signs. It calls for walking with Jesus, letting faith shine, and praising God for every blessing reflected in sun, lakes, flowers, and rainbows.
The text proclaims I AM THAT I AM as the creator and ruler of the universe who sent Abraham Moses and Jesus He descended as a child to save the world and performed miracles then suffered died and rose again announcing eternal life and divine presence through the Holy Spirit spoken by Mrs Verl ie Davis
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