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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1968
Page
3
The Enterprise lists voting recommendations for president governor and numerous local and state offices. It urges readers to vote yes on constitutional amendments and the special alcohol stores election, stressing duty and intelligent choice in the upcoming ballot.
A preacher argues that no life is truly one’s own, citing Romans 14 7 and Plato to urge cooperative living. He warns that personal choices affect family, community, economy, and future generations, urging sympathy and social duty.
A regional personnel notice lists Brown and Charles Loflin in leadership roles alongside Patrick Robertson as advertising director. The terse item appears in a community governance or organizational roster with names and titles.
David S. Coltrane, a longtime public servant from Randolph County, died suddenly from a heart attack on Wednesday night. He led state efforts to promote racial peace and justice, maintained independence amid political shifts, and earned a reputation for firmness and personal dignity. Coltrane’s career spanned roles under governors Sanford, Moore, and Scott, with lasting impact on state administration and civil rights initiatives. He is remembered as a principled, fearless leader whose presence in government was rare.
The tribute to Congressman Horace R. Kornegay featured a standing ovation and a gift of office furniture from High Point officials led by Mayor Robert Davis. Senator Sam J. Ervin praised Kornegay as the ablest member of the House in eight years of service, noting his decision to retire to focus on his family. The event drew bipartisan participation from Republicans, Democrats, Kiwanis, and Rotary members, highlighting Kornegay’s faithful public service and personal sacrifices for his children.
A safety advisory urges drivers to slow for wet leaves and poor visibility as winter nears, stressing belts, lights, brakes, and tires. Community letters oppose ABC stores in High Point, urging residents to vote dry after debate and predicting continued wet status. readers urge responsible adult decisions and warn against liquor harms.
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