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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1957
Page
4
A reflection on Romans 14 21 urging restraint in eating meat or drinking wine if it may offend a brother. Paul counsels not to ask questions about idols in meat and to follow conscience while Christ teaches defilement comes from actions not foods.
Visiting editors viewed North Carolina as a state of rich potential that requires broader national publicity. Ray Erwin and A M Sullivan praised the state's industrial diversity and long term planning while acknowledging challenges of industrialization in a competitive era. The tour by the Manteo to Murphy route seeks to foster understanding and promote economic stability. The North Carolina Press Association sponsored the outreach with local communities providing hospitality.
The governor requests removal of 109 109 dollars for a state plane and 24 520 dollars for pilot costs from the advisory budget, arguing the item shows personal service aspects though it could save transportation costs. The editorial urges funding for an air minded, forward looking governor to aid North Carolina's development and keep pace with modern travel needs.
The piece notes Congressmen and Formosa observers doubt Chiang Kai-shek’s claims of early return to the mainland while warning U S support would be critical. It contrasts Eisenhower's public stance with private hopes among American officials that a Nationalist invasion might gain Washington approval.
Editorial notes Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield warns Congress must restore funds or rural and city mail service will be sharply curtailed. He cites a 58 million reduction in 1958 appropriations and seeks 70 to 90 million more, with volume up 4 percent.
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff with D. A. Rawley as president, Mrs. R. B. Terry, Holt McPherson as editor, Joe B as managing editor, and Vv as part of the editorial team. Published daily from 305-307 North Main Street, High Point, North Carolina.
A DC cab driver paints murals and hopes to head a Pat Nixon for President club while Mrs. Nixon praises his work. The piece highlights the Cherry Blossom Festival, Sen Norris Cotton comments, Mrs. Wilson as Spunkiest Woman of the Year, and Kennedy booster Ronald Gressler. It notes Milton Eisenhower as a sought sponsor, and Sen Morse’s quip about a quorum during a quiet lunch speech.
The letter argues local support for a Carolina League team, noting low attendance versus Winston-Salem and urging fans to back the Hi Toms Phillies. It laments missed opportunities and cites potential interest from other cities while calling for renewed community faith.
A reader criticizes The Enterprise for reporting that speeding citations may require in person appearance or lawyer, warning High Point residents against courts that enrich lawyers and embitter travelers. The letter protests legal action similar to Statesville and questions editor Ed Scheidt.
Memphis coverage highlights the Cotton Carnival's spectacle with King Berry Brooks and Queen Lila Wrape and Elvis Presley's $250,000 Jailhouse Rock deal. It notes North Carolina promotion needs, regional cooperation among Greensboro Winston-Salem and High Point, and a push to retain Southern youth amid migration trends. Gov. Clement’s future plans and editorial notes on brain drain are included.
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