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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1959
Page
4
A devotional urges respect for young people who engage in church life and Bible study. It contrasts envy with genuine zeal, praising young believers as the world’s hope and noting that Christian loyalty demands courage rather than weakness.
Henry Cabot Lodge urged the UN to define how peace would be kept if nations disbanded defense forces. He warned that Russia already operated a 200,000 strong “police force” in East Germany and argued for clarity on international law and police sizes before disarmament. He cited Chapter VII and Roosevelt’s vision for a world police to prevent a new war.
The piece celebrates Religion and Press Day during National News Week, arguing press freedom and church liberty are linked. It cites the Bill of Rights first article and stresses a faithful nation relies on an informed press to uphold religious truths and resist false doctrines.
Circulation Manager Charles B. Loflin is identified in the visible text. Further context on role or affiliation is not provided in the readable fragment.
The piece argues a free press requires independence from subsidies and advertising pressure. It notes 19th and early 20th century editors as models, highlights labor costs and unions, and warns that government censorship and a war economy threaten press truthfulness and social value.
The piece argues that the eleven o'clock Sunday service is the supreme weekly act for Christians. It emphasizes gathering for divine dialogue, the purpose of worship, and the value of silence before God, urging reverent, communal devotion over distraction.
A preacher recalls entering a sanctuary to seek the still small voice of God as crowds and city noise fade. He relates a weekday Trinity Church moment where organ music and a psalm lead strangers to find beauty, benediction, and faith in simple worship.
Mary Womack, a Senior High School senior and editor of The Pointer, won the Thomas Godfrey prize at the North Carolina Poetry Day in Asheville for her poem "February." She plans to study at Agnes Scott College and teach first grade, while remaining devoted to poetry.
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