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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1964
Page
4
A brief meditation quotes Isaiah 35 3 urging to strengthen weak hands and feeble knees. It adds that courage is the first of human qualities because it guarantees all others as stated by Sir Winston Churchill.
The Summer Furniture Market in High Point expands the Southern Market, meeting store buyers and retailers with backlogs and delayed shipments. Industry speakers praise timely service, predict slower deliveries, and urge continued market support to fit retail merchandising needs.
The piece recalls how General George S. Patton Jr. inspired Fourth of July celebrations in his family, contrasting past exuberance with today’s subdued observance. It argues Patton’s fervent patriotism and discipline embody a needed civic spirit to defend institutions and freedoms when called.
A Sunday sermon argues that truth requires narrowness in faith and life citing Jesus as the truth and applying the idea to science math sports marriage and daily conduct. The speaker warns against liberal broadness and urges strict consecration to God and home values.
The Sheraton Barber Shop closes as Holt McPherson 900 sells equipment and J. Edmondson era ends. The shop, long a meeting place for High Point residents, bridged generations through service by Jess Edmondson and later Lee. Nearby, civic groups and business news fill pages with talks of openings, budgets, and tax rate adjustments shaping the town.
The piece argues religion may shape the 1964 campaign if Barry Goldwater secures the GOP nomination. It notes potential Catholic running mates William E. Miller and Jack Miller, and recalls past clashes with Southern Baptists over federal aid to parochial schools.
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