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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1958
Page
4
A Bible thought notes that the fruit of the spirit includes love joy peace and gentleness with faith as a guiding measure. It asserts transformation from degeneracy to sainthood is possible through conversion, describing it as miraculous.
Mrs. Helen McPherson, a Canadian born American, speaks on United States Canadian strains at the High Point Executives Club. She cites wheat trade imbalances and U S grain aid as a major cause, notes Canadian resentment and Diefenbaker's rise but argues shared history and cooperation can resolve tensions.
High Point honors Mrs. May Roper Coker as American Mother of 1958. A NC native and widow with eight children, she was a pillar to Dr. Velma Mathews and many others, praised for her practical child raising philosophy and devout family life.
The United States will continue pursuing disarmament through all avenues despite the Soviet veto of Arctic inspection. Henry Cabot Lodge says the veto sinks the summit idea but UN action may renew negotiations and show good faith.
Fragmentary newspaper masthead from the High Point Enterprise dated from its early era shows locations and staff roles but offers no clear news event or date. Readable items include address at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and mention of editors or advertising staff.
Publication information for the High Point Enterprise outlines home delivery rates and carrier details. It notes Associated Press rights and independent contractor status for carriers and distributors, with contact guidance for subscription payments.
Vice President Richard Nixon argues that a slower economy allows necessary reforms to strengthen the system, while noting persistent peaks and valleys since 1929. The piece discusses unemployment, tax cuts, public works, foreign competition, and long term causes behind economic mood shifts.
The NC State Chamber of Commerce seeks closer ties among privately owned businesses and state agencies to reduce duplication and improve services. It hopes to avoid mere profit from dues and instead boost cooperation across existing groups.
Report notes a kitchen delivery change at High Point Memorial Hospital to fix cold meals. The East Wing adds a Physical Therapy Department and modern facilities while staff work to complete kitchen construction. A reader proposes observing Parents Day in place of Mothers or Fathers Day, praising the family role in child welfare.
A collection of remarks from public figures including Lyndon Johnson Adlai Stevenson Eisenhower and Harold Cooley. The quotes touch on purpose power technology and the need for dialogue and peace. The remarks illustrate concerns about growing expansionist aims and the shift toward peace over war.
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