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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1965
Page
4
A compact reflection contrasts Mary choosing the good portion with Dwight D. Eisenhower’s remark that free men shape history by choice, not chance. The two lines foreground deliberate resolve and agency in personal and collective fate.
Opinion piece contrasts violence in Alabama and New York City while urging clear eyes on law and order. It honors Viola Luizzo who left her family to defend human rights and warns against both over and under involvement in addressing root evil.
The High Point Board of Education rejects reliance on federal preschool programs and considers expanding local efforts under the North Carolina Fund. It faces uncertainty about Civil Rights Act compliance and federal court order ties as officials struggle to define exact requirements amid red tape.
Unity with responsibility described as the goal as Democrats introduce a pack age slate led by former Mayor Carson Stout. The move signals Republicans may respond with a full ticket and underscores a shared aim to keep the city advancing. High Pointers urge careful review of candidates to ensure positive, constructive plans.
High Point celebrates Dale Morey as Golfer of the Year after a standout year. Morey, a longtime amateur golfer, is noted for his past athletic achievements at LSU where he was an All American basketball player and later coached the Bayou Bengals.
CAPUS WAYNICK analyzes High Point’s upcoming election, urging unity and cautious defense against subversive forces. He discusses Civil Rights era tensions, Dr. Martin Luther King, Communist influence, and the need for strong local leadership to protect justice and national stability.
The Enterprise notes Morning Our Mr. Z Melnikov’s cultural impact and highlights the Community Concert Association’s 1965 campaign launch at the YWCA. Leadership by Gil Gray and a renewed membership push aim to surpass prior participation and quality records.
A New York beautician extols the healing power of a merry heart and a cheerful disposition over cosmetics. The sermon cites Proverbs and biblical figures to show positive emotions, especially love, as the supreme force that guards health, builds character, and guides toward salvation.
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