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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1955
Page
4
City shoppers and merchants push Christmas promotions early with four Main Street stores offering $1 layaway and Santa visits already drawing young fans. Postwar shoppers favor time payments shaping an early Yuletide campaign and longer planning horizon. The weather remains mild as the season begins.
High Point reports a bright business week with a thriving furniture market and a statewide library gathering drawing 4000 industry reps. YMCA men from three states visit for a local convention as hosiery issues ease, a boarders strike ends, and optimism grows that 1955 and 1956 records may rise with Christmas trade forecast higher than 1954.
The Hebrews author urged perseverance in faith as Jesus' wilderness temptations ended in triumph. Jesus preached in Capernaum, then faced Nazareth’s opposition, declaring prophecy fulfilled and noting no prophet is accepted in his own country. He avoided death, moved on to heal and teach elsewhere.
Charlies B. Loflin recounts the Crusade for Freedom tour through Munich and Berlin, detailing Radio Free Europe activities, balloon leaflets over Eastern Europe, and German attitudes toward the war, occupation, and Marshall Plan impacts. He describes Oberammergau, Munich beer culture, Hitler era sites, and Dachau as stark reminders of the war's toll.
Readers argue that most near misses along Chestnut and Ferndale involve pedestrians breaking safety rules rather than driver violations. Milford Byerly recalls braking to miss two teens, while others note slow speeds and wary crossing behavior at the three-school area.
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