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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1959
Page
4
A reflective sermon excerpt extols Easter as the risen Lord’s spirit and the renewal it offers. It contrasts public celebration with reverent faith, notes the global reach of Easter joy, and asserts enduring meaning beyond holiday bustle.
A retired woman physician Rachel Davis of Kinston leads in promoting compulsory polio vaccination as North Carolina considers requiring two month old children to be inoculated. The plan may require proof of vaccination for school admission with exemptions for religious scruples and state funding if parents cannot afford the shot. The measure marks a major advance in polio prevention despite opposition.
The Enterprise questions claims of civil rights about race representation in state boards and hospital services. It argues for continued cooperation between Negroes and whites and warns against divisions created to push racial agendas.
A legislative committee proposes broadcasting state history along a 500 mile New York thruway by laying coaxial cable in the roadway mall and airing a new chapter every 50 miles. The plan envisions extending to other new superhighways to teach drivers history while they drive, a distraction some oppose.
The High Point Enterprise founded in 1884 as an independent newspaper operates from 906 North Main Street. Patterson serves as circulation manager in the firm Ward-Griffith Company setting.
The preacher recalls dawn in Judea near Olivet and Calvary as the tomb yields a risen Christ. He speaks of resurrection, life beyond death, and two thousand years of universal belief in the Easter message, amid touring guests and prayerful reflection.
The author proclaims Christ is risen and emphasizes personal faith rooted in the resurrection. Quoting Darwin and Hugo, he argues the tomb is a passage to dawn and highlights the impact of the risen Christ on Christianity, church, and believers worldwide.
Readers urge city Hall and the press to solve High Point parking by tearing down the old railroad station and covering tracks from Hamilton Street to Willowbrook Street. They advocate federal aid for remodeling stations and repurposing tracks as shelters, to attract industry and preserve downtown commerce.
The North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh receives an ivory Madonna and Child from Mrs. Edsel B. Ford along with other gifts totaling over 250000 attributed to Dr. W. R. Valentiner. The Valentiner Memorial Exhibition opens April 6 with public viewing from April 7 to May 17.
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