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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1960
Page
2
Daily meditation notes David’s rule that those behind the front lines receive rewards matching those on the front. It urges churches to share income with mission and evangelistic workers at home and abroad, even if members cannot be on the “firing line.”
The State of the Union drew applause for balancing the budget and aiming for a $200 million favorable balance while urging local control of education funds. He touted $4.5 billion for debt payoff and urged inflation safeguards, warning Congress about farm aid, interest rates, and foreign assistance, with mixed reception from critics.
A local opinion piece details the Southern Railway Crescent schedule dispute over High Point. The Utilities Commission approved the schedule change but rejected making High Point a flag stop. Southern attorney Arthur Dixon admits an error in the proposal and acknowledges a proofreading slip in the reference mark.
The Kennedy stance on McCarthyism shows internal Catholic diversity as he outlines an adverse abroad and divisive home image. The piece recounts behind the scenes efforts in 1952 to secure ADA endorsement and Kennedy’s evolving position during his Senate rise.
A college president joke frames education as builder of alibis while a sermon urges honest commitment. It condemns excuses like I don’t feel like it or wait until tomorrow and warns that passing the buck harms personal and church duty, ending with a stark note on moral accountability.
A long reflective piece argues against excuses and cowardice in faith and character. It cites a New Year turning point, a college athlete’s honesty, and a physician-turned-emeritus professor, then shifts to Cuban Baptist connections and a furniture market trend for more drawer space as domestic needs rise.
Dean Harold E. Conrad announces a night class program at High Point College starting Feb 1. Initial courses include teaching art in elementary schools astronomy and children's literature, aimed at part time students and teachers seeking degree credit and better certificates. The plan hopes to expand to broader subjects and boost cultural activity in High Point with community support.
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