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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1956
Page
4
North Carolinians vote in primaries next Saturday with Democrats often deciding elections. The Enterprise notes primaries grew from caucuses to give voters real influence and urges informed participation. The article promotes citizen responsibility, mentions a League of Women Voters session and candidates’ Q A events.
C E R urges a return to stillness amid modern hurry. He praises the Central Friends Meeting new sanctuary on Quaker Lane and cites Isaiah, Whittier, and Roger Babson to advocate periods of quiet, meditation, and reading. He laments haste in American life and calls for calm, contemplative faith.
A local publication listing organizational details for the Moh Pot Enterprise with names including C. D. A. Rawley as president and Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer. The fragmentary entry references address and office roles in High Point North Carolina.
The text shows postal markings and copyright language for Associated Press content. It notes reproduction rights, second class mail status at High Point, North Carolina, and the March 3 1879 act. It also lists advertising representatives Ward-Grey something Company.
Incumbent judge Archie Myatt advocates a proper courthouse and expanded clerk and judge offices to handle mounting cases. Other candidates urge expanding facilities, keeping regular hours, and ensuring fair trials. They also stress crime reduction through family and church programs, youth recreation, and cautious juvenile controls.
After weeks of cautious campaigning the Democratic primary gains pace as candidates and residents note shifted attention. A neighbor reconciles with a local hopeful while Presbyterians react to a minister’s political letter. church plans for a potential $2 million Wesley Memorial build.
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