Bible Thought for Today on Wise and Foolish Virgins
A devotional note cites Matthew 25 4 about the wise taking oil for their lamps and the foolish maidens relying on others. The text highlights foresight and preparedness as a moral reflection.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
4
A devotional note cites Matthew 25 4 about the wise taking oil for their lamps and the foolish maidens relying on others. The text highlights foresight and preparedness as a moral reflection.
Governor Hodges named W F Babcock to direct the new department of administration and Paul A Johnston as administrative assistant. Babcock brings traffic planning experience from State College and High Point, while Johnston, from Hodges Institute of Government staff, will oversee budgeting with D S Coltrane as head of budgeting. The move signals a non political, competent start for streamlining state government.
The Enterprise pleads for advance notice of county health board meetings to safeguard High Point citizens. It cites a Thursday meeting where Dr. Loren Wallin was ousted, a disputed health report, and a budget discussion with little local representation. The paper pledges to press for notification and a stronger local voice in county affairs.
Premier Nobusuke Kishi arrives in Washington to discuss the 1954 U S Japan Security Treaty and the status of forces agreement. Topics include Okinawa governance, wartime war criminals, and Japan's trade with Red China and Southeast Asia. Girard case and troop movements are noted items.
The Girard case tests a May 16 joint US Japan agreement letting Japan try U S troops for on duty acts. Girard shot a Japanese woman during a drill at the Somagahara range north of Tokyo, with prosecutors arguing the act was not on duty. His surrender was delayed by Defense Secretary Wilson to allow a full review, while the Japanese seek jurisdiction and a sentence of two to fifteen years if convicted.
George Dixon writes about John Hay Whitney's ambassadorship and racing stables in London, noting betting at the American embassy and the quirky reception for the Cleveland orchestra. He laments tariff clashes, press bias, and recalls Captain Townsend as a Red China correspondent while mocking royal intrigue and customs quirks.
James Beeson picked to manage Wa chovia's new South Main street office opening in August. He has served 38 years in the main office and will oversee the extension with staff named later.
Lynn Nisbet reports on a sweeping rewrite of the public health code aimed at streamlining administration and aligning statutes with mid-20th century science. The measure expands the State Board of Health authority, tightens quarantine rules, and limits governor discretion, while preserving nine board members including required professions.
The notes discuss funding shifts for Salk vaccine programs amid state shortfalls, changes in authority among health and welfare agencies, and broader programs for hospitals and patient care. The legislature aims to clarify responsibility while expanding services and requiring physician re registries every three years. The impact may alter living habits and raise concerns about police power.
A quirky digest highlights changing yacht ownership with 37.1 percent held by skilled labor. It notes most are outboard boats and that a large part of the working class enjoys time on the water, reflecting broader social shifts.
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