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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1957
Page
4
A Bible thought for today urges loving enemies citing Matt 5 44. It warns hatred corrupts the soul and life's experience and notes you cannot harm your enemies much but you can fill life with poison.
The author argues that stabilizing and saving the world outweighs the aim of domination. He cites democracy versus imperialism, Russia under a police state, and America's expansionist history. He warns of Soviet expansion, complacency at home, and the need to reappraise policy to safeguard the free world.
The Enterprise celebrates new and upcoming savings and loan buildings in the N. Main area. Atlantic Savings and Loan opens a striking new home this week, with Perpetual Savings and Loan and Piedmont Savings and Loan also advancing with sizable structures nearby.
Grace Goodhue Coolidge widow of Calvin Coolidge dies at age 78. The article notes her warm graciousness and steady support during her husband’s presidency, highlighting her prominence among notable women of her era and pride in her affinity for North Carolina.
The Girard case could trigger anti American protests in Japan or the United States depending on the Supreme Court ruling. It analyzes status of forces agreements, foreign trials, and the balance between host nation jurisdiction and U S military authority amid global anti American sentiment.
The Point Enterprise, Inc. from High Point North Carolina announces a public notice published at its Street office. Details specify location and authority under which the notice is issued.
The piece argues education has moved from local control to state and college board influence, pushing conformity. It cites rising juvenile crime, broken homes, and parental neglect, urging loving discipline and manners including table manners as essential to character.
The piece argues Governor Hodges follows a businesslike approach to state government, stressing efficiency and organization. It contrasts private company dividends with government services, noting citizens cannot withdraw or sell their stake, and highlights the enduring value of public service beyond profit.
Notes on The News discuss Eisenhower doctrine, morale in state service, and loyalties to administrative leadership. Concern rises over tenure assurance, labor relations, and the Personnel Department shifting from ally to management adviser amid tax and highway reforms. Governor Hodges projects quick economic improvement for North Carolina.
Guilford County representative Ea Kemp champions street funding relief for cities and towns. Gov Hodges backs a nine member commission to study municipal finances and hints at doubling Powell Bill gasoline tax distributions to boost highway funds by 1959.
Rep John Francis Shelley of California once fought a Filipino cop in Iloilo after a bar dispute. Years later as congressman he led a Far East trip, where Iloilo greeted him with a police chief’s joke about his punching record. A new town in the Columbia River Valley will be named George.
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