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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1958
Page
4
A devotional note citing Psalms 71 15 reminds readers that joy and peace in friendship deserve sharing with others and without shame. It encourages open speaking of good relationships as a witness to righteousness and salvation.
Analysts argue the Sudanese coup may be engineered from outside to promote Egyptian and Soviet aims. Khalil’s pro-West stance, Nile water disputes, Haile Selassie’s warning, and a Cairo visit backdrop the theory that Abboud's rise is a controlled dummy front for Nasser to install a pro Egyptian regime and pave the Aswan dam access.
A citizen recounts encounters with elite privilege in travel and access. The writer notes coast guard and customs barriers, limited exceptions, and officials who can shield influential figures while ordinary people face delays and denials.
The article outlines the Worldwide Bible Reading project sponsored by the American Bible Society with Eisenhower as honorary chairman and Hoover Truman among others. It describes bookmark distribution, the Christmas to Christmas reading span, and a winter movie at Morehead Planetarium followed by North Carolina Outer Banks history and a Farmer's Almanac commentary on November and December.
The piece argues that political labels like liberal and conservative mislead voters while North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges pursues industry recruitment in New York Chicago and Philadelphia. It questions High Point leaders readiness to participate in an expanded industrial plan to boost local jobs and wealth.
A Sunday sermon reflects on Thanksgiving roots from ancient Hebrew praise in Newport Rhode Island to Plymouth Rock’s Pilgrim endurance. The speaker links Valley Forge and Washington’s prayer for national deliverance with gratitude to the God of nations and calls Americans to pause, give thanks, and honor their shared religious heritage.
A thanksgiving meditation recalls Independence Hall and the chairs and desk used by the founders. It honors the 1776 decision for freedom and celebrates America’s gifts from religion and science to wealth and opportunity. The piece urges gratitude to God for the nation’s enduring blessings in 1958.
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