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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1960
Page
4
A meditation notes that many women work outside the home and have mobility yet may waste time without purpose. It contrasts emancipation with idle living, urging the mature woman to maintain aim and direction in a home without young children or with grown ones away.
High Point city councilmen warn of a major mistake if they relax the water and sewer assessment policy. The current rule makes property owners pay their share as lines are installed to prevent tax and utility hikes. Some members seek hardship waivers delaying payments, while others oppose any loosening.
The piece argues Eisenhower outshines Khrushchev in Asia tours, noting growing Asian skepticism of communism, Sukarno's rebuke of Khrushchev in Indonesia, and the U.S. appeal of democracy free of colonial motives. It asserts American democracy gains popularity over Soviet communism in the new era of postcolonial Asia.
A Letter to the editor discusses race, color, and equality. It argues for integration, condemns white superiority, and cites religious and civic reflections. The piece includes calls for prayer and notes concerns about dogs and city planning. Author A. L. Anderson signs at 206 Hoskins St.
A Sunday sermon recounts Jesus resting at Jacobs well in Samaria during noon. The dialogue with a thirsty Samaritan woman reveals Jesus as God’s Messiah beyond race and ritual, offering worship in spirit and truth and forging a universal fellowship.
The Old Farmer's Almanac predictions for a cold, snowy winter match recent Northeast blizzards. The piece also recounts the 1795 spider weather tale from Utrecht and reports on clothing drives for Algerian refugees, an art exhibition in Raleigh, and Tar Heel state facts.
Princess Margaret announced engagement to Antony Armstrong Jones, with Queen Elizabeth’s blessing. The photographer to the royal family will marry despite her fourth in line status, as Elizabeth’s other children remain ahead in the line of succession.
Volunteers sweep the city this afternoon asking residents to measure up to personal responsibility with contributions for fighting cardiovascular diseases. The Heart Fund has strong local support as the Jack Burris Heart Center promotes research, treatment, rehabilitation, and hopeful recovery for heart patients.
A fragmented listing shows individuals including D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry Holt Patterson W Idol Jr and officials described as President Secretary Treasurer Managing etc. The text appears as an internal appointment or staff roster with roles rather than a complete article.
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