A Bible Thought for Today on Welcoming Strangers
A devotional note contrasts barbarian views of strangers as enemies with civilized regard for foreigners as God’s children. It cites Hebrews 15:2 urging hospitality and courtesy toward guests.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1959
Page
4
A devotional note contrasts barbarian views of strangers as enemies with civilized regard for foreigners as God’s children. It cites Hebrews 15:2 urging hospitality and courtesy toward guests.
Dr Milton Eisenhower proposes a formal handshake with Latin American dictators rather than embracing them while urging non recognition and withdrawal of aid won t help democracy. He just returned from talks with five Central American republics stressing cooperation even through dictators to keep lines open and advance Good Neighbor policy.
An editorial argues that peaceful space progress depends on U S S R collaboration. It notes the Soviet lunar rocket achievement and predicts further Moon, Mars and Venus landings while urging international pooling of space exploration for peaceful ends.
A House Committee study reports warmer U S Canada ties and improved mutual awareness since May. It notes remaining cross border issues from tariffs to oil and zinc lead imports and calls for cautious management of wheat and capital flows amid slower U S growth.
A brief society notice lists officers including President Mrs R B Terry Secretary Treasurer Holt McPherson Editor Doe Brown Jr Editor W Patterson Jr Advertising Director and business manager roles in the Rawley organization.
The piece critiques the incoming Congress as amateurs likely to spend beyond means. It argues the government has no funds except taxes and warns that inflation, tax havens, and costly wartime programs threaten economic stability. The author urges prudent, conservative leadership and informed public vigilance.
North Carolina reports 82 834 miles of rural lines serving 596 944 customers on 259 850 farms and 97 percent of farms electrified, with utilities and colleges managing most dense areas. Withholding tax debate recedes then reemerges in 1955 political scene. Gov Hodges’ stance shifts from initial rejection to potential support. Goldsboro Rotary plans a close up look at gubernatorial hopefuls Edwin Gill Malcolm Sewell John Larkins Luther Earnhardt Terry Sanford invited for discussion.
A city paper urges readers to report deaths and events to keep the community informed. It highlights the Emerywood Baptist Church service, Miss Betty Lane Evans as hostess at a furniture show, a radio station sale awaiting FCC approval, and printed tributes to North Carolina writers and the Methodist circuit rider Francis Asbury.
The Senate enters a weekslong battle over Rule No. 22 which protects unlimited debate and requires a two thirds vote to end a filibuster. Northern Democrats and Republicans push to steer rules toward majority votes while southerners defend minority protection. The clash centers on whether a new session creates a new Senate and if Rule 22 can be altered easily.
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