Bible Thought for Today Encourages Observance
A Bible thought reminds readers to observe all Christ taught. It cites Matthew 28 20 and credits missionaries with passing wisdom that has transformed civilizations.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1958
Page
4
A Bible thought reminds readers to observe all Christ taught. It cites Matthew 28 20 and credits missionaries with passing wisdom that has transformed civilizations.
The piece notes Representative Clyde Shreve will not seek re election opening a wave of new contenders for the House. Ed Kemp and Joe Hunt likely to run, with Thomas Turner Jr Hubert Humphrey and Stedman Hines among others. County commission race remains active with Dave Neill and incumbents possible.
Census figures show marriage rates rise with education among men while they fall for women. The analysis suggests educated women pursue careers and independence, while educated men may see more value in forming a household partnership.
The 30th Academy Awards will air on NBC at 10 30 E S T as movie fans pay less, with attendance dropping from 75 million weekly a decade ago to 43 million. Industry reports show TV hours watching old films rising and grosses slipping, while studios sell or lease pre 1949 titles for TV rights.
Industry figures debate film availability on television as 12 percent of 1957 foreign films reach U.S. audiences. Loews MGM projects black ink for Q2, while Goetz advocates broad market play for pictures. Oscars broadcast March 26 kicks off a 2.3 million ad push with Get More Out of Life slogan.
A report on Republican women from seven Southern states attending the sixth annual Republican Women’s National Conference. I Lee Potter and Meade Icorn arrive. Texas delegates joke about hare shaking, while a fashion show at breakfast stuns attendees.
The document shows the High Point Enterprise publication details from 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with D A Rawley as president Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor Patterson Jr as managing editor and V I Loflin as business and circulation manager.
Published every afternoon and Sunday morning The Enterprise lists home delivery and carrier rates with annual prices. The notice states AP news rights and that carriers are independent contractors with no responsibility for subscription payments. Contact local carrier for home delivery rates.
Arguments against tolls on the Blue Ridge Parkway stress its park status and link two national parks as a public route. The piece also reviews NC Democratic Party chairmanship history, noting Governor Hodges and prior leaders and the potential to replace John D. Larkins Jr. at the July committee meeting.
Colonel E B Crabill retired chief of infantry weapons argues military gear costs are far too high and urges 50 percent Pentagon manpower cuts. He warns against endless weapon programs and predicts a future ground war with limited atomic use and heavy air power. He favors a lean army of professional soldiers with higher pay and the end of the draft.
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