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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1966

Page

4

Individuality Of Market Real Key To Its Greatness

Editorial praises the Southern Furniture Market in High Point North Carolina as a national economic force and a friendly personal buying environment. It traces growth from a regional start in the 1920s to expansive operations, shows how Furniture Highway links towns, and commends warm human relationships between buyers and sellers across the industry.

Southern Furniture Market Southern Furniture Exposition Furniture Plaza National Hickory High Point Western Carolina North Carolina Furnitureland U.S.A

Sunday Sermon Life's Little Extras

A devotional talk urges gratitude cheerfulness patience courtesy and sympathy as small daily extras that enrich life and reflect religious teaching. It cites examples from scripture and history to urge kindness polite conduct and thoughtful care for others.

Emily Post Jesus

Old complaint by Capus Waynick on census accuracy

The article notes High Point plans to ensure accurate counts for the 1970 census, citing Washington’s doubts about early censuses and detailing historical inaccuracies. It references Wilmington, Salisbury, Salem, Charleston, Guilford County, and German settlers whose names were often missing, urging caution in the upcoming count.

High Point Republic North Carolina United States George Washington Washington Wilmington U.S Cape Fear Salisbury Salem Charleston Guilford County

Morning reflections and policy notes across states

The torn page blends poems and scattered items. It mentions church drama by The Bishop's Company visiting Wesley Memorial on November 12 and reports hospital finances, Medicare receivables, and a plan to boost collections to avoid price increases. It notes Dr. Harry M. Philpott as a potential Wake Forest president and links to North Carolina civic figures.

Bishop's Company Step Down Joan Wesley Memorial Fellowship Hall Reader's Digest Gerald H. Kennedy Phyllis Beardsley Bakar Pasadena Playhouse School of the Theater Harry M. Philpott Auburn Ala Dr. Philpott H. Cloyd Philpott North Carolina Florida Baptist Convention University of Florida

Pearson Sees Progress in 89th Congress Amid Criticism

Drew Pearson notes that despite criticism Congress has listened more to public needs than to pressure groups. Freshmen from 1964 praised, ethics probes proceed, while bagpipe tariff debate highlights political theater in Washington.

Washington D-Minn Frank Thompson D-N.j John Moss D-Calif John Dingell Dmich Senate Sen. Dodd House Education and Labor Committee Powell Capitol Hill Congress USA Conprespanta Dilbert Defoes Yunsing Oregon Duncan

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