Bible Thought For Today on wholehearted work and wealth
A Bible thought cites 11 Chronicles 31 21 urging wholehearted effort in every task as the key to prosperity happiness and promotion through sincere dedication and effort.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1957
Page
4
A Bible thought cites 11 Chronicles 31 21 urging wholehearted effort in every task as the key to prosperity happiness and promotion through sincere dedication and effort.
The article notes renewed Anglo American unity with President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan set to discuss world problems in a Bermuda context, including Middle East tensions, Soviet influence, and nuclear weapons cooperation. Queen Elizabeth’s visit to the US is cited as strengthening ties and diplomacy.
Local industry and medical groups report encouraging signs the Asian flu is not yet epidemic in High Point. Authorities warn against panic, noting mildness and controllability while stressing the risk to essential workers in a community.
Landmark Union Station celebrates its 50th anniversary next month as a railroad built and operated hub. It is praised alongside the Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial as a civic art landmark in the nation’s capital, contrasting with High Point’s inferior station.
Editorial notes President Eisenhower’s New York speech on national health and details federal funding trends for medical education. It recalls past proposals, congressional action on NIH funding, and repeated attempts to expand health insurance and construction grants while highlighting overall progress in 1956.
The High Point Enterprise masthead shows the 1884 establishment, address at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina, with listed staff positions including Advertising Director Business Manager and Coronation Manager. The text appears garbled but identifies the publication and formal roles.
The readable text shows a newspaper masthead with publication details and Associated Press rights. It indicates a High Point North Carolina outlet with standard masthead boilerplate about reproduction rights and distribution terms. No specific event, person, or location beyond the city is clearly identifiable.
A reader praises local autumn scenery and urges readers to notice nature around Thomasville to Lexington. The letter describes maple and elm trees glowing in fall, compares color patterns to fashion, and reflects on constancy of nature amid change.
The State Board of Higher Education devoted much of its October meeting to standardizing accounting and reporting across all state supported colleges and universities. A tentative unified system, chaired by State Auditor Henry Bridges, is planned for use at the start of the 1958 fiscal year.
Notes discuss enrollment changes at four NC teachers colleges including Pembroke Elizabeth City Fay etteville and the impact of leadership changes at Elizabeth City College and the Board of Higher Education. It highlights recruitment efforts and a renewed curricula aimed at boosting enrollment and fiscal efficiency.
The local Masonic bodies break ground for a new temple on a 110 foot site from South Main through S Wrenn as part of a civic development. They sold their N Main temple for 55000 and raised about 150000 via stock to members toward a 300000 project.
George Sokolsky describes Martha Dodd Stern and Alfred Stern as fugitives who refuse to appear before a New York Grand Jury. He notes their Prague to Mexico escape and their long formal statement denouncing espionage charges, while praising their anti fascist and progressive activities.
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