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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1956

Page

4

North Carolinians urged to demand facts on fluoridation

An editorial argues fluoridation reduces tooth decay, citing Grand Rapids with a 60 percent drop in cavities and urging North Carolinians to ignore scare tactics. It cites Charlotte versus Mooresville and Greensboro comparisons, defends fluoride as safe, and urges citizens to seek factual, plausible arguments rather than fear.

North Carolina Grand Rapids Mich Public Health Service Newburgh N. Y High Point U. S. Public Health Service Charlotte Mooresville Iredell County Greensboro Kremlin United States American Medical Association American Dental Association State Board of Health Rogers Lapelodin God

Come to Church Campaign Seeks Local Support

A High Point appeal urges participation in the year round Come to Church Campaign. It argues churches strengthen communities by reducing crime and promoting better race relations and civic life, urging residents to attend and bring others.

High Jaycees High Point Osay

High Point Enterprise Names Its 1900s School Board Officers

The article lists officers including A Rawley as president R B Terry as secretary treasurer and McPherson as director with multiple names like Karles and Poe among the positions.

A. Rawley

Making Insiders Of Outsiders

Dr. Mark Lindsay argues for welcoming outsiders as insiders to build peace and democracy. He favors treating others as equals, granting space for growth, and integrating outsiders into society rather than isolating them.

Mark Lindsay Rotary Club Harry Bonaro Lindsay Eigen Dr. Lindsay

Accommodation Not Resistance Hodges Plan Endorsed in NC

The Hodges board proposes a moderate, voluntary approach to desegregation. It urges district by district pupil placement by best interests, allowing hearings and local control. The plan envisions constitutional amendments to fund tuition for nonsectarian nonpublic schools and suspend district requirements, framing accommodation over resistance. The Asheville Times notes it as an attempt to map a path under the Supreme Court decision, with public approval required.

North Carolina North Carolina Advisory Committee On Education South Supreme Court Court of Asheville

Reader Appeals for Farlow Family Aid and Political Letter

The community recalls Willard Farlow of Randolph County who died July 23 1956 at Randolph Hospital after a year of wasting illness. His family faced mounting medical costs and hardship as he deteriorated. A plea for contributions to his wife and five children follows with several local donation points. The second letter criticizes U S foreign aid channeled through the UN and denounces one world governance advocates, urging tax reform and U S national sovereignty.

Willard Farlow Randolph County Randolph Hospital Farlow Baptist Hospital of Winston-Salem Sophia Randleman N. C Jesus Christ James Denny Dopesn Henry Cabot Lodge U. S United Nations United States Washington Daily Smith

Pagan World and Christian Hope Amid War

In a Sunday sermon C E R argues that paganism permeates modern life beyond ancient myths, citing war profiteers, alcohol sales, and greed as modern manifestations. He contrasts this with Jesus’ teachings of charity, humility, sobriety, and peace, urging a kingdom of God over worldly power.

Rome Patagonia Fiji Island Suez Shanghai Artic Circle India Christ Jesus Fifth Avenue Francis McConnell McConnell Earth Adam Eve Esau David Judas Germany Jesus God Savior

Editor Meets Furniture Trade in High Point Tour

Dave Gillespie recalls his first impressions of High Point furniture plants during a tour sponsored by Tomlinson and Heritage. He writes of the designers and craftsmen, the human side of the market, and his plan to continue visiting shops through October while learning design and production details.

High Point Ralph Rochelle Tomlinson Elliott W Heritage Ralph Holt McPherson Joe Brown Elliott Wood Firestone Textiles Gastonia Creeling Rosaine Norman Schwartz

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