Bible Thought for Today Verse Meditation
A Bible thought for today notes Psalm 43 3 urging light and truth to guide. It says those who seek truth are likely to find it and emphasizes welcoming truth and enlightenment.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1958
Page
4
A Bible thought for today notes Psalm 43 3 urging light and truth to guide. It says those who seek truth are likely to find it and emphasizes welcoming truth and enlightenment.
The piece notes Governor Lind say Jr. rejects leasing schools to private firms pre Supreme Court ruling and seeks a constitutional amendment. It compares Prohibition repeal timing, outlines amending hurdles, and cites North Carolina towns like Burlington Shelby and Asheboro approving school bonds amid desegregation debates.
The nation marks National Day of Prayer by presidential proclamation urging all Americans to join in spiritual supplication. Governments and faith communities organize periods of prayer in houses of worship across denominations to support the president’s call for courage, faith, and devotion to the country.
The article discusses Reynolds Tobacco's proposed merger with Warner Pharmaceuticals amid health concerns linking smoking to lung cancer. It highlights potential benefits and the strategic move as the industry faces scrutiny.
Editorial notes a rapid expansion of stockholders from 6.5 million in 1952 to claims of about 10 million by mid century. It highlights the rise of investment clubs, led by the National Association of Investment Clubs, with thousands of clubs and tens of thousands of members.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles including president secretary treasurer editor managing editor and advertising director with nam es and positions. It shows the paper's masthead detailing leadership and circulation information.
Washington notes recount Menshikov missing Russia’s Army Ensemble visit and a praised but elusive cultural coup. Included are a gadget-toting store window, a sarcastic tie for Donald Quarles, Douglas plans for travel and a lively embassy reception where a private saluted all guests. A steamship exec complains of red tape vs dock racketeers.
Sober appraisal shows Helene caused wind damage to a smaller area but greater roof and debris destruction than Hazel, whose effects spread wider and caused heavy flood and crop losses weeks later. Insurance outlook favors more claims but at lower amounts, with premiums likely rising after recurring hurricanes.
George Sokolsky critiques how whisper campaigns and rumor machines weaken democracies. He argues Red China uses indecencies and propaganda to undermine the United States and urges caution against trading with Red China, warning how gossip erodes public resolve.
Textiles insurance firm debate spans today and tomorrow with merchants pledging support to keep Textile in High Point. Greensboro and Winston-Salem back High Point while Charlotte presses for the company. Textile has license to operate in four states and may expand here, with local backing growing stronger.
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