Weep Not For The Child She Is Not Dead But Sleepeth
A brief Bible thought cites Luke 8 52 where Jesus declares the death of the child as sleep or coma and notes the Saviors intuition as unparalleled in diagnosing the state.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1957
Page
4
A brief Bible thought cites Luke 8 52 where Jesus declares the death of the child as sleep or coma and notes the Saviors intuition as unparalleled in diagnosing the state.
The piece argues Ike faces a mixed verdict in Congress with budget battles and social policy on schools civil rights and minimum wage. It praises his world leadership pace while noting staff issues and doubts from some party and business voices about his spending approach. History will judge his true stature.
Healthy Greensboro urges improved High Point Greensboro relations as Guilford County Health Department seeks administration reform. Retired High Point mayor George A Covington would become county administrator to coordinate operations, aiming to fix administrative weaknesses and free the health director for health work.
Editorial notes Jamestown founded May 13 1607 by Captain Christopher Newport with over 100 settlers. Festival through November aims to attract 3 million visitors while recounting early trials including sieges famine fires and the shift to tobacco farming under Rolfe. Jamestown later housed America’s first legislative assembly and survived many trials.
The High Point Enterprise staff list includes D. A. Rawley as president and Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer. W Patterson Jr is advertising director and CmAaLeD Loflin circulation manager, with other positions noted in the scattered text.
Public notice indicates subscription and distribution terms for the High Point Enterprise. It outlines pricing for mail and carrier delivery, AP affiliation, and carrier independence with disclaimers on responsibility and contact for rates.
The column jests about Ralph Flanders and the Fisherman magazine, noting his claim that landlocked salmon spend time in the air. It argues Senate courage and logic, compares the House of Lords, mocks outside groups, and ends by contrasting Huey Long’s stance with current rhetoric.
The Foreign Policy Association invites readers to weigh options on Middle East strategy. The questionnaire probes U S support for Britain and France, Israel and Arab states, UN roles, and potential use of force, urging individual views and mailing in completed forms.
The 1957 General Assembly reaches its 97th calendar day as pressure to advance major bills grows. Governor Hodges and lawmakers pursue subcommittee reports on appropriations and revenue with aims to finish budget measures by May 22 23, while debates on taxation and sovereignty loom over looming deadlines.
Washington chatter covers how drought to flood shifts affect farmers, a Capehart Jenner judgeship fight, and a White House nomination delay. A meat institute rep riffs at the National Press Club on ham and humane shocks, ending with a jab at a bland Republican administration.
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