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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1975
Page
2
A devotional line cites Revelation 14 13 blessing the dead who die in the Lord and rest from their labors. It includes Grantland Rice’s famous line about the One Great Scorer who records how you played the game rather than wins or losses.
The NC labor department replaces about a dozen workers with appointees of new labor commissioner T Avery Nye Jr., a move viewed as political. The piece questions how state and county administrations sustain momentum when posts turn over with party wins and losses, weighing civil service's safeguards against political staffing.
North Carolina's Sen Robert B Morgan, who helped override a presidential veto on school lunch funds, cites abuse of free lunches and improper eligibility. He bases claims on his 12 year old daughter Mary who says classmates are paying full price while others get reductions in Harnett County. Federal rules bar sharing such information among students.
Vincent Van Gogh was not a priest before his art career. He was the son of a pastor in the Dutch Reformed Church and pursued religious work in England and Belgium, attempting to train as a Methodist lay preacher and studying theology before turning to painting. His compassion for the poor stemmed from religious zeal, though his later years were clouded by mental illness.
A reader asks about the origin of a wartime expression "Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition" attributed to Presbyterian Navy Chaplain Howell M. Forgy at Pearl Harbor. Other queries cover Greek popes before the Great Schism and the Hebrew meaning of Israel, with expert notes and editor guidance.
A Masses of notes emphasize church and newspaper partnership as vital to liberty. The piece recalls Bill of Rights guarantees and urges ongoing support for an informed public, praise for High Point Theatre, and local civic moves from health to education, including HPC trustees and a new city office site.
Washington insiders recount the Watergate saga highlighting FBI agents and original prosecutors Earl Silbert Seymour Glanzer and Donald Campbell. They detail hidden transcripts, covert identities, White House pressures, and the pivotal moments that forced the coverup into the open.
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