Fifty Years Of Service To Homemakers Of America
Editorial celebrates the Southern Furniture Exposition Building marking fifty years of service to homemakers through national retail networks. It recalls the 1921 opening, early expansion in 1954, and the growth to a 1.25 million square foot air conditioned market. It notes regional January July markets and pride in High Point as the world’s greatest furniture market.
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Southern Furniture Exposition Building
America
All
Southern Furniture Exposition
SFEB
High Point
National Geographic
National Observer
North Carolina lawmakers face thorny problems in session
The 1970 legislature opens amid debate on redistricting driven by the census, education reform, and a multi billion dollar budget. Republican calls to repeal fuel and soft drink taxes collide with funding needs, while Governor Scott pushes for a higher minimum wage and longer term limits. State leaders seek quality statesmanship to avert chaos in higher education reforms and ensure fair representation.
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North Carolina
East ‘Carolina University
Scott
California
The Samaritan Woman and the Call to Theology
A sermon reflects on John 4 39 where many Samaritans believed, arguing theology as the study of God and religion but noting its limits for conversion. It recalls Augustine Aquinas Calvin and other church thinkers while highlighting Jesus's encounter with the Samaritan at the well and the social barriers of race and reputation.
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Aman
St. Augustine
St. Thomas Aquinas
John Calvin
Church
Noonday meeting at Jacob's well changes Samaritan woman
A lone Samaritan woman, shunned by her town, encounters Jesus the Jew at Jacob's well. Despite doctrinal differences, she invites Him to Sychar, triggering a turn in her life. Her transformed bearing draws the villagers. they gather to hear Jesus and witness the change.
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Jesus
Jacob's Well
Tron
Soviet
Russia
Mao
China
Sychar
The Convert By CAPUS WAYNICK
The piece discusses President Nixon hinting at a Keynesian shift amid rising U.S. unemployment. It contrasts Keynesian ideas with capitalist dynamics, noting Keynes influenced Roosevelt and New Deal policies. It questions Nixon’s possible move toward greater public spending and low interest rates to combat recession.
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Capus Waynick
Nixon
U.S.A
John Maynard Keynes
Britain
Keynes
American
Franklin’ D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Baron Keynes
Karl Marx
Marx
Advice To Freshmen In Washington Capitol Hill
New House members face initiation as seasoned leaders offer guidance. Priorities focus on disciplined committee work, flexible principle, avoiding public flaunting, becoming a specialist, and maintaining trust to earn influence, deals, and party support.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate
Post Office History and Local Highlights at High Point
The High Point paper recalls Holt McPherson and Morning State High Point becoming a post office in 1859 the year of incorporation with under 500 population. It notes long serving postmasters from Austin Welch 1865 and W C Denny 1869 to 1873 and through 1970 with many presidents shaping the service. It also profiles Bill Currie as Tar Heel Sports Network chief and WSOC expansion, graffiti designer Bill Leary and other local business and civic figures, plus a note on highway commission meeting and community features.
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Associated Press
Dally Mysso
N.C
State High’ Point
Austin ‘Welch
Buchanan
W. C. Denny
Grant
Manuff Jarrell
W. H. Snow
Theodore Roosevelt
W. P. Ragan
Taft
W.G. Bradshaw
J. J. Parriss
Wilson
R. York
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
S. C. Clark
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter_L. York
Eisenhower
Postal Service
Ivan Crissman
Bill Currie
Mouth of the South
Tar Heel
Charlotte
Wsoc-Tv and Radio
Currie
WSOC
T.,.lynwood Smith
State Highway Commission
Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce
W. D. Lee Jr
Highway Commission
High Point
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Homemakers of America
North Carolina General Assembly
High Point Enterprise
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Ror T Enterprise, Inc
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A.rawley
David A. Rawley, JR
Randall R&r. Terry
Joseph P. Rawley
HOLT
Ce Reabon Joze Cae
C. W. Patterson, JR
W.W. Mdeims
Richard Teague
Circelation
Ward-Griffith Company
Grafeith
Congress
Merry
By Jack Anderson
Holt McPherson
Bill Leary
Bill
Leary
McNaught Syndicate
Harriss & Covington Hosiery Mills
Wast Green Drive
J. Welch Harriss
J. Harriss
Carolina
Hamilton
Victor H Idol
Bland W. Worley
Wachovia
Wachovia Corporation
North Carolina Bankers Association
U. S
District of Columbia
Greensboro College
John F. Cagle
Highland United Methodist Church
New Guineas
High Point College
Cogle
Southwest Pacific Area
Thomasville
James EB. Lambeth
Australia
Rotary International
Fsw
Sydney
Tahiti
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Hawaii
Ney
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