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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1958
Page
4
A brief reflection on the verse I John 3 9 about hating a brother placing a person in darkness and challenging the claim of loving God without loving His children. The message urges self examination and consistent Christian love toward all people.
The Southern Furniture and Rug market faces space strain as 300 private rooms and about 2700 commercial rooms absorb overflow for a national market. A thousand more rooms are needed, while high costs hinder eight to ten week capacity. visitors, shows, and conventions could boost an economic base and investment, rewarding efforts to keep Furnitureland, USA as a market center.
The article surveys a new, youthful crop of 1960 hopefuls led by Nixon, Knowland, Kennedy, Williams, Rockefeller and Harriman. It notes California politics as a determinant for their futures while outlining ages and positions shaping the Democratic and Republican fields.
The article reports Nikita Khrushchev ordering a ban on a second drink in Soviet restaurants, with servers saying Nyet for a second shot. It suggests foreign diplomats see Russia’s alcohol issue as tied to broader discontent and questions the motive behind heavy drinking.
Editorial notes Chiang Kai-shek’s 71st birthday as he maintains tight personal control of the Nationalists on Taiwan and the mainland. It traces his rise from poverty to leadership, his wartime role, marriage to Mei-ling Soong, wealth of Nationalist backing, and the anticipated succession of Chiang Ching-kuo.
The High Point Enterprise is introduced as an independent afternoon and morning newspaper with staff roles including president D A Rawley secretary treasurer Mrs R B Terry business manager Charles B Loflin and circulation manager. The notice notes carrier rates and mailing details in High Point North Carolina.
George Sokolsky argues that since 1942 there has been no full dress debate on U S foreign policy. He cites Nixon and Eisenhower on truth in policy, urges more public discussion, and notes the need to reveal records such as the Wedemeyer Report to illuminate decisions like China policy and Suez.
Lynn Nisbet reports at Fontana Travel Council that the State Highway Department averages a million dollars per good working day. James S. Burch notes ongoing construction from Durham to Greensboro while stressing continuity of road building goals despite reorganizations. He says the aim remains to build and maintain as many miles as possible with available funds.
The column surveys North Carolina’s policy shifts from Aycock to Morrison, noting state highway and education developments. It argues no single governor owns credit for progress, yet no ruler bears sole blame for slower change. governance has involved varied leadership across the century.
The Presbyterian Home near the city east gate houses 80 residents with 31 staff. Maggie Black marks her 98th birthday on November 10 among five nonagenarians. The home, set up in 1952, relies on church support and offers varied charges with subsidies. expansion plans of 750000 dollars would add 46 rooms and 39 beds.
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