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In times of persecution and great trials this phrase urged patience as a path to spiritual endurance. The note links Luke and Paul sharing hardships and notes Paul could sing hymns in prison after his Damascus Road encounter.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
4
In times of persecution and great trials this phrase urged patience as a path to spiritual endurance. The note links Luke and Paul sharing hardships and notes Paul could sing hymns in prison after his Damascus Road encounter.
The piece argues Premier De Gaulle’s bid to rewrite the constitution tests France’s democracy as he warns resignation over Assembly disagreements. It condemns a shrinkage of national spirit, notes US aid in NATO, and warns that democracy survives only with liberal will and self-help from citizens.
George Sokols ky reflects on Dill of Middleboro and Khrushchev, arguing about perceived threats and past U S and Japanese actions in Siberia Manchuria and Tientsin. He recalls the Siberian Expedition and stresses that U S aid by Hoover fed Soviets during famine while dispatches of war fears linger.
The piece recalls Max Shulman’s Rally Round the Flag and contrasts it with a real Middletown New Jersey Nike base mishap where one missile exploded, killing ten and injuring three, with half a million dollars in damage. It argues those responsible must prevent a future tragedy and warns against misusing defense arsenals.
Drive-in theatres mark 25 years since opening in 1933 and now employ over 50,000 people with a weekly gross near 7 million dollars. Documentation cites 4,500 drive-ins early 1957, plus international counts, and notes food revenue, year round operation in some states, and daylight saving time as a current challenge.
The Advisory Budget Commission will seek approval to recommend that the General Assembly appropriate more than $100 million for capital improvements at state institutions and for extra departmental office space. Universities and colleges request about $65 million with Chapel Hill near $28 million and State College around $25 million. Mental health needs total about $9 million as officials shift to facility driven budgeting and two budgets will be presented to hold line and enable expansion.
Charles Pearson discusses budget reform and the burden on budget officers to balance needs against tax funds. He notes cuts affect buildings and personnel and argues for transparency beyond fixed percentage cuts. He also warns that court and higher education reform debates may be used to distract from broader budget discussions.
The passage shows the High Point Enterprise newspaper masthead listing staff roles including president Mrs. R. B. Terry secretary treasury Holt editor row managing editor Patterson advertising director business manager circulation and postal entry details. It notes annual subscription rates of 15 dollars and 18 dollars by carrier.
Tribute to Harry Hendrick as he retires after 11 years heading the Commercial Department at High Point High School. Seniors honored him as a respected advisor and living example of humane teaching. Also notes the death of Mrs. Alice B. Morgan, famed $32,000 on the $64,000 Question contestant, at 79, leaving a scholarship fund and church mortgage payoff.
General Waynick announces North Carolina will host the National Association of Adjutant Generals in Asheville in 1960. The current Guardsman issue praises local businesses supporting national defense and notes various local items. A Father’s Day speaker and other local notes are mentioned along with June poems and memories.
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