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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1961
Page
4
A meditation quotes John 8 24 and Herrick Johnson on the failure of a soul to gain life everlasting. It warns that dying in sins without belief leads to a final night without dawn.
The High Point board of education released a list of unmet needs in city schools as it weighs funding decisions. Drafted by Superintendent Dr Dean B Pruette, the list cites finances, accreditation gaps, librarian presence, and programs for gifted students, physical education staff, guidance, adult education, and kindergartens.
Editorial notes a tradition of The Game across colleges including Haverford Swarthmore Harvard Yale and others. It contrasts Harvard Yale as a grand clash with smaller schools like Swarthmore and Haverford and lists prominent rivalries and upcoming dates and scores shaping college football lore.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles and contact details including president D A Rawley, secretary-treasurer Holt McPherson, editor Jor Brown with managing editor C W Patterson Jr, advertising director W Idol, business manager Charles B Loflin, and circulation manager. The paper operates from 305-307 North Main Street in High Point North Carolina.
A Gettysburg visit highlights former President Eisenhower's active role in Republican politics, including vetting Pennsylvania candidates and rallying cabinet figures for campaigns. The piece also recalls Sen. Bob Bartlett's pencil tale, election day tricks, and light anecdotes from U.S. officials touring Sudan and New Jersey turnout chatter.
A 40 year old clipping recounts Charles Lounsbury from the Cook County Asylum who died after World War I. His unwonted will distributes imagined riches to children and lovers including flowers of the field and the woods, fields for boys, and memories of Burns and Shakespeare.
Two Tar Heels, Harry Golden and Carl Sandburg, are profiled in a vivid tribute to Sandburg as a multi talented American writer and historian. The piece surveys Sandburg’s Chicago rise, his approach to history blending incident and anecdote, and Golden’s own praise and shared literary friendship.
AP analyst James Marlow contrasts Truman and Eisenhower after leaving office. Each supported or opposed successors, sparred on budgets, and stayed active in politics. Truman backed Wagner in 1953 and Hughes competitor Mitchell in New Jersey. Eisenhower backed Lefkowitz and Wagner, Kennedy and Truman also backed Hughes.
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