Soil Stewardship Sunday Calls Nation to Guard Soil and Water
Observance of Soil Stewardship Sunday aims to unite country churches in a nationwide reminder of mankind’s duty to conserve soil and clean water. The effort highlights federal attention from President Eisenhower, Secretary Benson, and health secretary Mrs. Hobby, plus the historical roots in Deep River basin conservation.
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W. J. McAnally
Deep River
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Eisenhower
Spe
Uzziah’s Rise and Fall Reverence and Reckoning in Bible History
A sermon outlines Uzziah’s 52 year reign and rise in prosperity as long as he sought the Lord, then his pride leads to desecration in the temple and leprosy. Priests rebuke him, he is cut off from the temple, and Jotham governs in his place as warning about reverence versus self exaltation.
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Uzziah
Azariah
Judah
Jecoliah
Zecharaiah
Jerusalem
David
God
Aaron
Jotham
Isaiah
Out West
Churchill Downs
Reader Letters and Officials Answer in The Enterprise
A collection of reader letters and replies from The Enterprise includes calls to police River Road littering and praise for tax filing efficiency, plus thanks for the High Point Lions Club Horse Show coverage. Alfred Kohlberg comments on China policy, and J Paul Leonard opposes revenue bonds for state institutions citing debt concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oew High Point Lions Club
High Point
Greensboro
South
Emmett V. Stone
High Point Lions Club
RED China
Your Paper
Red Radio
New York
Syneman Rhee
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Asia
Alfred Kohlberg
New unit blends heater air conditioner for truck cabs
A compact unit combines a heater and air conditioner for truck cabs with a built in compartment to store drinks. It holds a dozen 12 ounce cans or same number of bottles. The text also recalls large sums earned by wartime memoirs and warnings about time standardization and sun time differences before 1883.
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Winston Churchill
Gen. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Los Angeles
Blue Pacific
Vignettes From a Busy Life and War Nicknames
A column riffs on wartime slang and radio trends. It recalls torpedo survival, car radio listenership peaks, and pays tribute to common nicknames for soldiers and police. It notes doughboys GI Joes Tommy Atkins and Bobbies with brief origin stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
GAW
U.S
Newton
Baker
Market dates in January April July and October questioned
The article discusses potential changes to the Southeast market schedule, with Chicago possibly moving its summer market to July next year. It notes no decision until next month and hints the Southern Market could shift to June if Chicago alters its date. Chicago’s spring off season market underperformed attendance wise.
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Chicago
High Point
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Ezra Taft Benson
Dust Bowl
Hobby
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Middle East
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Garden of Eden
Promised Land
Moses
Holy Earth
River Road
the Enterprise
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Truly Yours
Miss
Frances HK. Scales
Enterprise
North Carolina
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P. K. Sanders
Internal Revenue Service
General Assembly
Iful
Washington
Sincerely Yours, J. Paul Leonard
Neal O'Hara
G. I. Joes
G. I
Tommy Atkins
War Office
Thomas Atkins
London
Sir Robert Peale
Beatrice Lillie
Sunecy
Trinity
Winston-Salem
N. C
Forsyth
Twin City
Guilford
Byron Haworth
Blair Park Municipal Golf Course
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J. Walter Lambeth
U. S
Thomasville
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Lambeth
Vienna
Adolph Hitler
Mary Jean Crouch
HPHS
Jacksonville
N.C
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Twin City Sentinel
Clearwater Lake
Yadkin River
High Rock
State Wildlife Resources Commission
Humane Society
Lions
Frank X. Schmidley
Duke Hospital
Hades
Central America
Sheraton
Cooper
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