A Bible Thought for Today
A brief devotional quotes Proverbs 5 21 about the ways of men being seen by the Lord and the danger of secret actions. It urges doing nothing or saying nothing one would fear public exposure by all humanity.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1958
Page
4
A brief devotional quotes Proverbs 5 21 about the ways of men being seen by the Lord and the danger of secret actions. It urges doing nothing or saying nothing one would fear public exposure by all humanity.
The Baptist State Convention faces an argument that legal control of affiliated colleges should rest with their trustees while trustees remain morally bound to heed convention wishes. The Durh am convention tabled a report urging electing good men to trusteeships and using moral suasion to guide institutions toward sound operation.
The movement began four years ago in North Carolina when T Earl Yarborough and local officials, with Governor Hodges, formed a program to promote decency over delinquency. National and international expansion followed, with High Point and other communities hosting events to honor outstanding youths and involve city officials.
Editorial argues cities rely on the federal government for urban redevelopment housing highway work and distress relief due to under representation in state legislatures and districts. It notes malapportionment persists, cons tutions demand reapportionment, and a federal plan to fix one house on an area basis gains urban support.
The High Point Enterprise lists office address 305 507 North Main Street High Point N C with President R Rawley Secretary Treasurer Mrs Terry Editor Holt McPherson Managing Editor Joe Brown Advertising Director W Patterson and Business Manager Charles B Loflin. The paper states mail subscription rates of 15 and 18 per year.
A columnist rebuts an Arab Information Center piece arguing the United States gives more to Israel than Arab states. The column urges cutting aid, warns of blackmail by nations, criticizes appeasement, and predicts war with weapons that erase borders. It mocks propaganda and calls for added pressure onMiddle Eastern policy.
After a two to one Democratic sweep in Congress North Carolina leaders question the future influence of party moderates and labor. They weigh Rockefeller's New York victory against Harriman and Nixon setbacks and anticipate JP court reforms and state government centralization.
Winston Salem hosts may host the 1960 Knitting Arts Exhibition as Atlantic City plans for 1959 and 1961. North Carolina hosiery centers like High Point and Winston Salem lobby for the large textile machinery show to boost local housing, industry and tourism while praising hospitality and regional growth.
James Marlow reports that despite no firm 12 point civil rights plan, Democrats and Republicans expect a civil rights push in January. The filibuster rule may be challenged, with leaders Douglas Humphrey Javits Case steering a coalition. Recent elections shift power away from Southern Republicans, boosting Northern and Western Democrats. Bombings in the South add pressure for federal action.
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