High Point pediatrician Dr S Stewart Saunders retires
The American medical profession mourns the retirement of Dr S Stewart Saunders, a key figure who brought pediatrics to High Point. Born in 1896 in Clinton New York, Saunders studied at Hamilton College and built a career of devoted child care with humor and skill.
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Enterprise
American Medical Profession
S. Stewart Saunders
High Point
Raleigh
New England
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Asheville
Princess Cafe
Saunders
Kenneth Geddie
Clinton
N. Y
Young Stewart
Southampton
Harvard
Sgt. Saunders
Boston City Hospital
Billie Mills
Harvey Cushing
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
South
Thomasville
Babes
Iman
High Point Youth Recreation Demand Draws Letters To Editor
Readers urge more teen recreation options in High Point citing scarce weekend activities. They compare to Greensboro and Winston Salem dances, suggest city or private support, modest fees, and attire standards to attract youth participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Editor's Outlook on Population Growth and Global Poverty
An Arthurian style column by Jenkin Lloyd Jones warns that population growth threatens humanity. It cites rapid rises in India Pakistan and Latin America and cites figures on death rates and birth rates alongside remarks from Marriner Eccles about democracy and living standards.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Aldous Huxley
America
Earth
India
Puerto Rico
New York City
Pakistan
Wisconsin
Washington
Chile
Latin America
The Meaning Of Truth And Global Population Debate
The column contrasts truth with belief about God in schools and expands to a stark warning on population growth. It cites Eugene Black and Harrison Brown urging action on family planning, warns of atomic war if limits aren’t found, and questions birth control methods fi st. It closes with UNICEF gratitude from Victor de Keyserling for aid to children worldwide.
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Eugene Black
World Bank
U. N
Harrison Brown
Cal Tech
Grover Cleveland
Unicef
Victor de Keyserling
U. S
Quotes On Life And Service From Early 20th Century Texts
A collage of aphorisms by Eddy Hunt Jackson Richards Franklin Penn Cromwell Aurelius and others contrasts spiritual aims with worldly action. It references the Horneytown Volunteer Fire Department traffic patrol aiding during a sleet storm and guiding funeral processions, plus a rustic store debate about lunch and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hunt Jackson
Charles Richards
Benjamin Franklin
Horneytown Volunteer Fire Department
Horneytown
Long Hill
Highway 311
Forsyth County
Roaming the Piedmont and Winter Weather Notes
Community column notes sleet and snow expectations from Christmas leftovers. Farmers delay seed bed prep due to wet ground while a dog on a hunt earns the moniker Braxton for roaming range. Ice on ponds prompts safety warnings as Ben Carroll retires from Denton duties.
Centuries and Freedom A Civil War Proclamation Reflection
A centennial meditation on the Emancipation Proclamation and its impact on American destiny. The piece traces Lincoln’s order, its reach beyond border states, and the evolving fight for Black equality through Reconstruction, World Wars, and civil rights milestones. It emphasizes freedom as daily responsibility and dignity.
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Lincoln
United States
Confederate States
South
North
Europe
Congress
Confederacy
Freedman's Bureau
Supreme Court
Niagara Movement
Social Justice
National Assay For the Advancement of
America
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S. S. Saunders
By Joe Brown
Russia
England
East Pakistan
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
A. F
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Devil
S.J.P
Bonnie
Jordan
Mary Baker Eddy
Richard G
William Penn
Oliver Cromwell
Marcus Aurelius
Braxton
The
Piedmont
Lynwood Johnson
Lynwood
Ben Carroll
Denton
Arco
Robert
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