A Bible Thought for Today on Prayer
A devotional note reflects on Luke 11 1 asking Lord teach us to pray The Lord s prayer is cited as a model for proper prayer while warning that personal needs and ambitions can crowd out true prayer
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1958
Page
4
A devotional note reflects on Luke 11 1 asking Lord teach us to pray The Lord s prayer is cited as a model for proper prayer while warning that personal needs and ambitions can crowd out true prayer
A Colorado Transcript column recalls the early fight for women’s suffrage and notes women now vote and teach at the Colorado School of Mines. It warns many will skip the upcoming Nov 4 election, linking low turnout to higher crime, taxes, and prices, urging voting participation.
The Charleston Daily Mail discusses Dr. Chester L. Brisley’s finding that executives spend about 85 percent of their time in oral communications. His remedy is to stop talking and think, hoping silence yields better ideas, though caution is advised before changing behavior.
A Washington Post column cites Dr. Frank T. Shyne warning about hula hoop injuries among adults. A 29 year old man hip break on the Eastern Shore prompts advice to leave hooping to children while suggesting Philippine yo-yo tops as a safer alternative. Camilo Pascual’s failed hoop attempt at a televised aquacade is noted with a seven month recovery ahead.
In Hollywood Jayne Mansfield threatens to sue a lingerie maker for using her image to advertise padded undergarments claiming her padding is natural and unnecessary. The other items note a drunken pilot stealing a plane in New York and landing it safely in a street after dark, echoing the law of averages. A Los Angeles inventor found in a hobo camp will trigger a government investment of 5 million dollars to develop his collision Prevention device, showing patience pays.
The phrase People s Capitalism describes a growing ownership pattern in 20th century America. Ownership has broadened from 6.7 million owners of the 100 largest firms to 10.8 million, with 70 million bank accounts and 115 million life insurance holders, while total U.S. firms rise from 4 to 4.3 million.
The High Point Enterprise an independent daily and Sunday paper based at 305-307 Main Street High Point North Carolina provides editor and advertising staff details including W Patterson Jr editor and business manager LOFLIN and Ward Griffith as national advertising rep. It notes subscription rates 15 dollars by mail 18 by carrier per year and AP affiliation.
Peter Edson notes the rapid shifts in U S policy toward Quemoy and Matsu as Washington pursues a flexible strategy. He highlights Dulles Newport remarks and the presidential stance, emphasizing no full defense of the offshore islands yet continued commitment to Formosa. He argues policy must adapt to events while preserving resistance to communism and support for small nations.
North Carolina voters show Democratic rallies shaping views ahead of the off year. Analysts note potential swing in eastern counties, with focus on Governor and U S Senate races. Racial integration, religious factors, and party harmony surface as key campaign undercurrents.
A 40 piece Early American furniture group dubbed American Square will debut at Martinsville Virginia showroom near Finch Field ahead of the fall market. The display spans 25 000 square feet and signals a new venture for American Furniture Company in bleached walnut and cherry Jefferson Square.
A collection of brief items and quips from a 1940s era column includes notes on enzymes to keep bread fresh, Detroit parking meter concerns, a serious injury report, and a kitchen appliance claim. It also features jokes about doctors, senators, allergies, and historic remarks along with cartoonish quips about newspapers and mergers.
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