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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1958

Page

4

Esteemed by men yet abomination before God

A religious reflection cites Luke 16 15 about wealth and vanity noting that even known multimillionaires confess late in life they wasted their fortunes and values.

U S policy aims to stem Middle East crisis in Lebanon

The piece argues U S Marines in Lebanon reflect long planned crisis response and warn of a dangerous gamble as Soviet pressure and Arab nationalism rise. It urges a stronger United Nations role to stabilize the region, defend Lebanon, and prevent wider Western losses in oil-rich markets.

Cinespecome S Command Middle East Lebanon U. S United States Eisenhower Russia Kremlin United Nations

Adams Replacement Contenders Stir White House Talk

Reports say Sherman Adams may leave after Labor Day as President Eisenhower weighs possible replacements. Names include Walter Bedell Smith Alfred Gruenther Dewey Nixon Lodge Fred Seaton and Wilton Persons while Adams’ loyalty and influence keep him central in administration plans. The search reflects the view no single man is indispensable.

Sherman Adams White House Labor Day Adams Eisenhower Bernard Goldfine Ike Walter Bedell Fred Seaton Wilton B. Persons Sherm

Editorial Questions on Congressional Powers in Goldfine Probe

The piece discusses congressional investigation powers amid the Goldfine probe and cites Watkins v United States. It notes Goldfine's refusal to answer questions, Harris's subcommittee actions, and potential contempt actions. It references Supreme Court limits on exposure for its own purposes and the shift toward court involvement.

Boston House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee Rep Oren Harris D-Ark House Goldfine U. S. Supreme Court Watkins United States Congress Warren House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee Subcommittee Harris Securities and Exchange Securities and Exchange Commission Bernard Schwartz Harris Subcommittee Senate Supreme Court

Unclear OCR header with editor and official roles

Fragmentary text lists individuals with titles such as President Secretary Treasury and editor roles but lacks coherent reporting or events. Names and positions are jumbled, making specifics uncertain.

Tobacco barometer links rolls to economic waves

Washington reports the roll your own cigarette trend tracks economic cycles. Tax data from cigarette papers and tobacco sales show fluctuations from 1929 to 1958, with 1952 cancer scare effects, filters boosting ready made sales, and a 20 percent rise in paper sales in 1957-58 signaling possible renewed growth in roll your own use.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Scots Honor Kilts at Grandfather Mountain Convocation

Scots in authentic kilts and tartans gathered at Grandfather Mountain for the third annual convocation and games. Rev S M Lindsay preached, Sir Leslie Knox Munro spoke on world peace, with Governor Luther Hodges and Senator Everett Jordan among honor guests. A parade of bagpipes and dances featured, drawing thousands to MacRae Meadows for a civic religious service and cultural display. A separate note highlights Western Carolina College hosting a unique summer class of 29 fifth graders with IQs from 150 to 193, selected from 110 nominees statewide.

Grandfather Mountain Eeseola Lodge MacRae Meadows S. M. Lindsay Palm Beach Leslie Knox Munro United Nations Luther Hodges Everett Jordan North Carolina New York Killian Western Carolina

Experimental laboratory schools spark debate on funding

Notes discuss Cullowhee and Greensboro labs as teacher training centers. They weigh whether renovations should be paid from state college funds or county school building funds.文章 highlights Tanglewood Park as a regional recreation site and honors Rev. C O Greene as Rural Minister of the Year.

Greensboro Cullowhee Advisory Budget Commission Boards of County Commissioners and Education

County Leaders Eye Joint High Point Building Project

County Commissioner William G. Ragsdale Jr plans return to active duties after a vacation as he supports a joint city county building in High Point. Budget hearings led by United Fund chair Jack Campbell promise close scrutiny and possible increases while Johnny Wood moves his family into a new home on Carrick. Bruce Roberts advances plans for an Industrial Education Center slated for Sept 1 occupancy, with state officials J Warren Smith and Wade Martin praising the program as a model for other regions. North Carolina’s adult education growth receives praise from H Stuart Lynnestdedt of New London, who cites James Town development as a solid investment.

Frances Griffin New York Times North Carolina Tanglewood Park Winston-Salem Clemmons Will Reynolds Twin City Tanglewood Forsyth C. 0. Greene Cleveland County Progressive Farmer Magazine Mr. Greene Double Shoals Church Lord’s Acre Brazil Greene Double Shoals New Bethel Baptist Baptist Sunday School Board Wake Forest College N.C. State Baptist Convention Wake Forest Ministers Alumni Association Cleveland County Development Association South William G. Ragsdale, Jr Harness High Point Government House Ragsdale Budget Commission United Fund Jack Campbell Board of Directors Johnny Wood L. H. Zimmerman Carrick Bruce Roberts J. Warren Smith Wade Martin H. Stuart New London Conn Jamestown Tomlinson Zalph Rochelle Frank Crane Zalph W. A. Tomlinson

Tragic Crescent Limited Crash Claims Sedgefield Couple

Wreckage of the heavy car shows the Cobles died after driving onto railroad tracks as the Crescent Limited approached. Police report no charges filed. The night was damp and the train silent as the couple’s homeward trip ended in tragedy.

Jesse M. Coble Sedgefield Crescent Limited Cobles Mr. Coble

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