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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1974
Page
2
A compact collection of quoted wisdom from Romans 14 12 13 Genesis 2 18 and Thomas a Kempis. It highlights accountability before God, avoiding judgment, and the virtue of marriage as a source of happiness and partnership.
A Greensboro figure, McNeill Smith, is touted as a strong attorney general contender by allies and editorial boards. The Democratic Executive Committee will choose, with other names like Charles Kivett and Rufus Edmisten in play, while incumbent Robert Morgan completes his term.
North Carolina may install electronic voting in the Senate chamber after bids are sought by the Legislative Services Commission. If bids near 45000 dollars, the order would be placed, replacing voice votes with a recorded tally. The House is slower to decide, awaiting results from other states' use of push button voting.
A sermon meditates on decisive moments when individuals choose a new path. It cites Saul of Tarsus, Gypsy Smith, and a enslaved boy who walks to education, plus figures like Hoover and Stanford, to illustrate transformation through a single life turning moment. It ends with Zacchaeus meeting Jesus and choosing generosity.
Snow Camp hosts The Sword of Peace, an outdoor drama dramatizing Alamance regulators and Guilford battles. The ambitious community project drew a sold out amphitheatre and plans a Quaker museum near the Teague House. Crew and labor largely volunteer, with High Point’s Sandra Epperson praised for stage management as civic pride and tourism heighten local heritage.
Washington rounds recount how the Bureau of Indian Affairs keeps Indians at bay with paperwork and leases that pay them far less than white neighbors despite oil water and mineral rights. Shoshone Bannock leaders protest to Washington while GAO probes a whitewash report.
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