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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1957
Page
4
A meditation cites Isaiah 66 18 about gathering nations to see glory and contrasts two vast areas under dictators intent on keeping humanity in darkness. The speaker believes the biblical vision justifies itself in the present day.
High Point LWV chair Mrs. C. A. York warns of apathy in the reapportionment struggle and urges citizen action. Mecklenburg Senator J. Spencer Bell warns that failure to redistrict could shift power to Republicans within a decade. The piece stresses democracy and timely public support ahead of Tuesday’s Raleigh showdown.
The Gilbert Youth Research Co survey shows 99 percent of girls and 96 percent of boys favor death for heroin sellers to youths under 18. The article notes President Eisenhower signed a tough narcotics law last July and urges strict enforcement, with parental and societal responsibility highlighted.
Senator Arthur Kirkman’s leadership unites middle ground for a bill to create a Department of Administration amid early opposition. The effort strengthens Governor’s reform program and rallies broad backing while critics warn of exaggerated hopes and fears. A South Carolina judge’s car tragedy prompts debate on responsibility behind horsepower. Realtors honor late Stephen C. Clark with a real estate shelf at the city library, praising his role as a key builder and thinker in development.
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North Carolina activists urge SB47 SB48 and HB61 HB62 for decennial redistricting and fair representation. League of Women Voters spokeswomen pressed for independent oversight and broader observer presence at Raleigh hearing.
A Sunday sermon notes that sympathy means suffering with others and shows how Jesus Christ exemplified compassion. It cites Helen Keller and Beethoven as figures of empathetic action and urges followers to carry on divine work of care and comfort for all people.
A sermon-like meditation on sympathy as active support that lifts others toward hope. It contrasts tearful consolation with Christlike outreach, citing Jesus working among carpenters and fishermen, healing, resurrection, and transformation. It recalls General Lee's humane mercy to a wounded Union soldier at Gettysburg.
A readers letter criticizes High Point as all bad, while the editor counters with examples of community spirit. Notes cover an Army officer meter dispute, Guilford Fine Arts Festival registration, Civil Defense alerts, and Red Cross blood program reminders. Also featured are Orton Plantation Gardens bloom details and garter fashion chatter with Hollywood dress debates.
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