Christ Led by Inner Voice A Bible Thought for Today
The passage credits Jesus with following his inner voice and presents the technique as an invaluable illustration benefiting humanity.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1958
Page
4
The passage credits Jesus with following his inner voice and presents the technique as an invaluable illustration benefiting humanity.
In Robeson County, armed Lumbee Indians disrupted a Ku Klux Klan rally in Maxton after patrols were threatened by cross burnings. The confrontation left property damaged and several injured as the Klan’s attempt to rally faced a bold defense by Native protesters. The incident fuels calls for better measures against hate groups in North Carolina.
The Feb 5 hearing in Washington may revive talk of an airport serving High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem. Delta Airlines and Piedmont outline expanding jet and prop service as Eastern and Capital boost schedules. A single regional stop could elevate the area's air needs. local disputes must not block progress.
Nee English steps down after four years as Hi-Toms president guiding the club from High Point to Thomasville. Jimmy Mitchell and J Everett It retire as secretary and treasurer as George Erath succeeds English. The Hi-Toms earned three Carolina League pennants and will continue strong baseball in the area.
A column mixes reflections on friendship with news items. High Point College offers a free program brochure listing expert speakers for civic and religious groups. Retirement at Hanes Hosiery Mills follows decades of growth. Various local notes mention winners, open houses, and a spoof on a wife’s car deal.
In a Washington notes roundup, Vice President Nixon receives a six foot pistol shaped birthday card costing 2.40 in stamps. Sen Mike Monron ey parades in a red tux, while a secretary explains a missed call system. Doris West Mayhugh recalls Locro at an Argentine party. Jim Bottomley regains a missing knife via a British friend. Ann Wheaton buys a Paris hat but hides it. Ambassador Tiburcio Carias keeps dancing partners at a society ball.
The piece notes Republicans face a fiscal lesson as Democrats push to raise the debt limit from 275 billion to 280 billion. It cites Sen. Byrd's flexible stance on defense needs and President Eisenhower's call for a higher ceiling to accommodate rising defense costs.
North Carolina State Ports Authority may acquire the Wilmington yards for less cost as Maritime seeks sale. Bethlehem Steel’s Pacific coast interest and a proposed restriction to shipbuilding use complicate terms. Hearing before Rep Bonner and Rep Lennon raised that idle facilities fail policy aims and noted Wilmington yard limits for certain ship types.
The piece notes widespread telephone changes on Capitol Hill and in federal departments causing confusion for some staff. It discusses Washington politics, predicting Democratic gains in 1958 and 1960, with Republicans facing trouble in western states and potential changes in leadership including Knowland’s likely retirement and Dirksen’s rise. Brundage may resign as budget director, with an Illinois replacement rumored.
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