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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1935

Page

4

Enterprise marks fiftieth year in High Point progress

The Enterprise celebrates fifty years serving High Point and Piedmont, praising editors past and present, defending decency, open forum principles, and community growth while pledging continued service and reform to build a city with soul and strong human resources.

High Point Piedmont Col. W. A. Blair J. J. Farriss Capus M. Waynick Walter Keener Asa Biggs

Gruesome Lindbergh Baby Descriptions Dominate Reading

The passage condemns sensationalized depictions of the Lindbergh baby tragedy as literature that instantly engrosses readers from all walks of life. It mocks students and office workers for engaging with gruesome details and notes how public fascination fuels vivid, lurid imagery across demographics.

Pompeii Wilentz-Reilly Lindy Hauptmann

Jubilee Edition Affirms The High Point Enterprise Role

In a Jubilee message Tom Alderman Sykes lauds The High Point Enterprise for fifty years as a public service, open forum and free press guiding community thought. He notes contentions on civilization and savior figures, plus a poetic ode praising the city and its future growth.

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High Point 1906 remembered in Rambler notes

A rambler recalls a 1906 High Point North Carolina illustrated book by J J Farries. He lists long‑gone builders like J W Harriss and T Farriss, praises the city’s growth, and quotes Franklin K Lane on civic effort.

High Point N. C J. J. Farries J. W. Harriss W. J. Armfield, Sr BE. M. Armfield Charles M. Hauser BE. A. Snow Franklin K. Lane Secretary of the Interior Northside Southside Theodore Roosevelt Elwood Irvin Cobb North Carolina J. J. Farriss Mr. Farries James Russell Lowell

The Fieldglass Upholds Civic Memory and Verse

The piece reflects on the Fieldglass column history from Jamestown Weed to The Fieldglass, notes the 1923 origin, and quotes Walter Malone’s Opportunity. It honors civic virtue, progress, and readers who shaped the community, framing the Golden Anniversary editon as a tribute to civic citizens.

Jamestown

Faith That Propels Sermons by G Ray Jordan Review

A contemporary critique notes G Ray Jordan's Faith That Propels collects sermons from his Wesley Memorial and Centenary churches. The three dimensional analysis highlights religion as vital to life with topics like Why Be Good and Are You Enjoying Your Religion.

Charles R. Brown Yale University G. Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial Church Centenary Church Winston-Salem Steen

The Soul of a City in High Point’s Golden Anniversary

A reflective piece on High Point’s 50th year analyzing progress beyond physical growth. It emphasizes social and spiritual development as the city’s heart and soul, contrasting past roots with future potential. It argues a city’s true greatness lies in its living culture and community spirit.

New Jerusalem Athens Sparta Florence High Point

Rev G Ray Jordan Book Review Promotes Faith That Propels

The Rev G Ray Jordan of Centenary Methodist Church Winston-Salem and former Wesley Memorial pastor debuts a new book Faith That Propels, reviewed in these columns today.

G. Ray Jordan Centenary Methodist Church of Winston-Salem Wesley Memorial Church

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