Victory For Forces Of Apathy Calls For Political Re-Analysis
The piece argues High Point's lack of turnout cost Hubert M. Bryant a county commission seat and cautions on educational impact from underrepresentation. It notes Byron Haworth and O Arthur Kirkman retain seats, and praises incumbents like William Ragsdale, Lloyd C Amos and Judge J Archie Myatt amid mixed local results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Hubert M. Bryant
Lynwood Smith
Mr. Bryant
Guilford County
High Point
Bryant
Ed Kemp
Byron Haworth
General Assembly
O. Arthur Kirkman
Senate
Guilford
Carl T. Durham
Hodges
Ervin
J. Archie Myatt
People's Court
Old Landmarks for Youth From Ancient Wisdom
A columnist urges a return to discipline and authority in modern youth, recalling the words of Robert E. Lee and Emerson. He warns that the loss of old terms like authority and discipline signals civilizational decline and calls for daily obligation to self and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
America
Jesus
Robert E. Lee
Emerson
High Point Enterprise Official Notices Summary
Fragmentary OCR of a High Point Enterprise page shows names and titles from a club or committee with officers listed, including A Rawley and R B Terry, plus address details and division notes. Absent context prevents full event identification or action.
Sunday Morning By Mall Ad Sparks Local News Access
The fragment references a newspaper notice about subscription pricing and distribution terms. It notes a Sunday Morning by Mall and a yearly carrier rate, with mentions of the Associated Press rights, postal registration, and independent contractors handling delivery tasks.
Reader argues against youth leisure and restricts work
The writer laments modern legislation limiting youth employment, recalling early mornings on the farm and discipline of labor. He argues that proper work builds health and initiative, criticizes government actions for providing too much leisure, and warns it dampens individual effort and skill development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coura
Quirky Civil War Links and Political Jokes Surface
A long, fragmented column ties George Dixon to Lee and Barkley with a quip about Lee as a general and president, noting Washington College at Washington & Lee and a remark about “neither my name nor glory for sale.” It shifts to Edwin Neff’s ethics dilemma over a cam paign at Crestwood School and ends with Brooks Hays and Omar Burleson riffing on Exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Washington & Lee
Lee
Bill Va
T Seclin
Senator Barkley
The Plot of 1957 by George Sokolsky
George Sokolsky argues that U S policy toward Red China shifted after 1956 with State Department actions and UN debates. He contends Republican criticisms of Truman and Acheson ignore that Red China did not join the United Nations in 1957 and predicts further shifts under Rusk and Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Senate
Cam Ign
China
United States
Ot Ney
Truman
Dean Acheson
Acheson
United Nations
U. N
New York
Paul Hoffman
Rusk
Fund For the Republic
Daily Workers
Paul
Dean Rusk
Sec
Welsef
Red
Red China
Formosa
Mae
High Point editor bids farewell to readers in 1948 time
In a farewell column, veteran High Point journalist reflects on eight years with The Enterprise, announces joining his family bottling truck business in Washington, and praises local leaders like McPherson and Holt. He previews travel on sales trips, introduces successor Dave Gillespie, and notes ongoing civic projects including Memorial Hospital and High Point College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Ad Wes
Washington
Enterprise
Dave Gillespie
Gastonia
Bob Thompson
Thompson
McPherson
Memorial Hospital
Jack Burris, Sr
Molt
High Point College
HPC
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Holt
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Broad Land
Earth
High Point Enterprise
MOM Port Exterfrier
Nort
Main Street
A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
O. W
W. Mo
Charles
Loile
Mall
B. C
Catriem, Gealerms
Serre
Fun Company
Mison
NEA Service, Inc
George Dixon
Veep
Alben W. Barkley
William Vaughan
Vaughan
Edwin Neff
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Alice Louise
Crestwood School
Springfield
Wiss Neff
Neff
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Harry Truman
Omar Burleson
Texas
George Sokolsky
Moscow
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Great Britain
Realpolitik
John Ter Dulles
John Ek
Eek
John
Chamber of Commerce
Thor Ek
Eli
Suh
Homse
Kansas City
Southern Baptist Convention
Marie Grant
Charity and Children
Raleigh-Durham
Grant
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