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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1971
Page
4
The High Point Enterprise lists staff and executives including Mrs C H Lockwood David A Rawley Jr D A Rawley president Joseph P Rawley general manager Randall B Terry treasurer Holt McPherson editor dated Sunday May 9 1971.
Within a week after High Point hosted a record spring furniture market, the Furnitureland Show USA opened for the public at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. The event drew amateurs rather than professionals, signaling strong public interest in home furnishings and a potential lasting impact on the industry.
The piece traces Mother's Day origins from ancient Cybele worship to modern observances across Europe and the Americas. It notes celebrations in Vienna and Britain, and discusses how feminism and science challenge the maternal ideal, citing Edward Grossman on artificial wombs and Nor man Mailer defending motherhood as a key female duty.
A devotional meditation on mothers inspiring heroes from Jochebed and Hannah to Mary and Susannah Wesley. It highlights Mary Ball Washington and Nancy Hanks, James Penney and Dr Frank Laubach, praising maternal influence as guiding force for virtue, character, and public service.
CAPUS WAYNICK argues that lavish government spending and wartime commitments threaten capitalism. He notes the dollar’s devaluation in Europe, rising debt, and the need to cut the flow of billions abroad to avoid economic collapse. He urges restraint and repayment of debts to restore confidence.
Congressmen Bob Steele and Morgan Murphy report embassies fail to press drug producers in opium regions. They cite Turkey as main source and Thailand rising as a major supplier with Bangkok diplomats showing little urgency.
Jack Anderson reports Newman admits Washington cables anger him while an American diplomat in Thailand and a Rome narcotics agent cite limited Italian cooperation. Wells Stabler downplays concerns as Steele and Murphy prepare a House report. A National Security Council secret study warns the U S may withdraw from Southeast Asia, letting Russia and China contend for influence and leaving regional states to choose sides.
A reflective piece from the Iowa Stethoscope honors mothers on Mother's Day, praising maternal love and sacrifice. It blends devotional verse with prose urging gratitude, time, and presence, noting Lincoln and other figures as exemplars and urging readers to value mothers every day.
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