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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1969
Page
3
A reflection from a newspaper editor reprints Washington Gladden on choosing one core pursuit over spreading effort across many tasks. The message stresses dedication to a single vocation or path, quoting Philippians 3 13 and urging perseverance in forward movement.
A district judge lectured two youths convicted of a felony, explaining that a future record will haunt them for life. He granted parole but warned that any misstep ends with immediate imprisonment and a return to prison with no notice. The remarks stress lifelong consequences of crime.
The Augusta Chronicle-Herald cites Bishop Paul Hardin Jr. who received an unsigned demand to condemn low quality motion pictures in Columbia. The bishop notes irony that the writer urges a bold stance yet refuses to sign, a trait he says is common among timid critics.
The piece defines blackmail graymail and whitemail with professor Birdwhistell noting whitemail as the most insidious form on college campuses. It suggests the notion is a form of check scratching and ends with a skeptical view on eliminating such behavior.
Miami Herald reports young volunteers outnumbered by adults battling rising rivers in northwest Iowa. They shovel sand into sacks and form bucket brigades to defend communities. Teens say they want to help without publicity as Easter break volunteers join high school and college students in the rescue effort.
In this periodical notice the High Point Enterprise lists mail and home delivery rates, including monthly and weekly options, with 3 percent sales tax for North Carolina subscribers. It notes Associated Press rights, distribution terms, and carrier independent contractor status, plus contact leads for local delivery.
Letters praise local youth groups for volunteering with the Residential Cancer Crusade and honoring mothers. Community leader Charles Bennett salutes many clubs including Central High Anchor Club Jr JCs Civinettes Allen Jay Brooks Memorial MYF Rainbow Girls and BBYO among others for their service. Irene Caulfield signs the nursing home week note and a child’s poem titled Mother from another angle closes the page.
A Mother's Day column reflects on love, memory, and faith. It blends devotional lines and poetic fragments praising mothers, urging readers to cherish mothers, express affection, and remember spiritual guidance through scripture and daily care.
Poem fragments recount a mother's devotion and care. The speaker thanks a hard working mother who guides prayers, meals, warmth, and laughter. The verses celebrate a lifelong bond, blessing, and memory across years.
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