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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1959
Page
4
The meditation recalls Micah 6 7 asking if forgiveness comes from riches or deeds. It emphasizes that generous giving to the poor and church is valuable but not sufficient. true obedience requires doing justly loving mercy and walking humbly with God.
Sam Carpenter III of Du Pont says overseas investment aligns with host nation welfare and benefits all parties. Governor Hodges pushes North Carolina’s bold bid to attract European capital, viewing overseas operations as a new industrial frontier aiding living standards and peaceful prosperity.
Harold T. Thomas of Rotary International recounts New Zealand’s fauna and the absence of native land animals. He notes the archipelago’s sheep population and human density, and warns that birds lost the ability to fly when free from predators, illustrating dangers of complacency in a land of easy living and delusion.
Washington prepares for the dedication of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception 39 years after cornerstone laid. Cardials and bishops attend as work, begun in 1912, continues toward a 30 million project with crypt complete in 1931 and 11 chapels to finish, honoring Mary as Patroness of the United States and the dogma of the Immaculate Conception proclaimed in 1854.
Advertisements show a High Point Enterprise notice page with edits to staff positions and street address at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. Mentions editor rector Patterson advertising manager Loflin circulation and second class matter filing details.
A theater review of The Gang's All Here portrays Warren G Harding as a flawed yet noble figure, shaped by the Ohio Gang and political calculations. Melvyn Douglas gives a towering, gradual nobility, ending with a dignified death, while the play critiques candidate selection and the smoke-filled rooms that decide leadership.
A Lynn Nisbet column notes North Carolina salesmen misjudged foreign audiences during a Europe trip by not updating knowledge of North Carolina itself. The piece shifts to Rep. David Hall’s cancer, possible resignation, and the 12th district race with Buncombe and Haywood power dynamics influencing primary outcomes and party coalitions.
The Chatham News editor recalls a $30,000 auction sale and more than $150,000 donated to Siler City hospital by local Rotary and club efforts. He highlights Camp Cheeks youth project support, praise for Dr. Anscombe's Quaker history work, and notes on community leaders, Floyd Patterson’s Shelby visit, Emerywood Country Club acquisitions, and church fundraising guidance from Tom Haggal.
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