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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1971
Page
18
The Calhoun Times notes a rise in small weekly and daily papers as chains merge and independents fade. It cites suburban growth, offset printing lowering start costs, and readers seeking local records, warmth, and community as drivers of the healthier, welcome trend.
The article extols want ads as a quick easy read back page feature in newspapers. It highlights their personal nature range of offerings and broad appeal to readers and advertisers alike.
A short devotional poem invites readers to drink from a divine fountain for strength and faith. It emphasizes that God cares for all, large and small, and can move mountains through faith. The piece ends with the author’s signature.
A Moscow report notes a 17 year old youth received a year in prison for stealing a fur hat while earlier offenses drew up to five years. In the same day news, the Stetson will stop being manufactured, ending a Western hat era from General Custer to LBJ. The piece muses on bare heads and the potential revival if another company acquires the rights.
The Raleigh News and Observer notes ECU trustees vetoed a statewide unified structure for North Carolina public higher education, criticizing campus competition. Governor Scott had urged a shared plan to reorganize all 16 institutions, but ECU’s rejection threatens unity and may prompt further legislative infighting.
A letter applauds The Times for covering High Point bond issue and urges citizens to demand tighter oversight and clearer reporting on city funds and administration spending. A second note seeks reunion addresses for the 551st AAA AW Battalion veterans with contacts in North Carolina and New York. A third letter warns about organized crime influencing elections and business, citing a Virginia story about sugar theft.
A reader complains about biased discourse on alcoholism and urges medical treatment and hypnosis. Another letter appeals for returnable bottles to curb waste, led by the Junior League. A correspondent objects to an unverified Southern Baptist Convention quote used in a High Point Enterprise ad, cautions against misattributing statements, and defends the Convention and Billy Graham.
A short reflective verse questions the reasons for love and devotion. It ponders he is worthy of effort and what proof or action might best express deep affection and gratitude.
Questions mirror a contemplative reflection by James Malenkos II on life purpose and the soul. The speaker links aging and mortality to a search for meaning, asking what defines humanity beyond physical life and what lies beyond death. The piece frames a quest for answers ages old.
The passage portrays leaves tumbling in the wind, snatched from a mother's hand, dancing, and carpeting the ground. The mother tree sways as the wind whistles, signaling quiet rest until spring when life returns on God’s green earth.
A reflective poem celebrates simple gifts of life kindness friendship and family. It urges humility and gratitude for ordinary moments like smiles, rain, trees, cookies, apples, leaves, bees, and a child’s laughter as divine blessings.
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