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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
4
The meditation cites Ezekiel 9 11 and Henry Giles praising true obedience as a noble holy principle. It reflects on steadfast submission to command and duty in a concise devotional note.
Analysts forecast the next Tuesday's national vote may top 70 million with some predictions pushing toward 75 million. Reach could exceed the Kennedy Nixon record of 68.34 million in 1960, as 110 million eligible voters compare to earlier records. Johnson and Goldwater push for high turnout amid apathy and disillusion with the campaigns.
Adams Millis Corporation plans a 40 acre site with a modern finishing plant and IBM 1440 computer to boost capacity and distribution. The move signals tougher competition in hosiery, as rising site costs in High Point influence expansion decisions. James H. Millis notes no land purchase to avoid delays, urging focus on affordable industrial sites to stay competitive.
Editorial urges the South Viet Nam government to win support from Buddhists, students, Catholics, and the armed forces while reassessing U.S. aid at $1.5 million daily. It surveys options from escalation to political solutions and cites Maj. Gen. Lansdale's call for uniting leaders, military, and people for freedom.
The snippet lists the newspaper staff including editor Holt McPherson, managing editor Joe Brown, and circulation manager Charlie Flin. It reflects a historic masthead style with roles such as editor, managing editor, and circulation.
Goldwater campaign fundraising via a Dallas reception netted sizable checks for the GOP and sparked talk of a large war chest. Johnson supporters plan heavy spending, while both parties anticipate debt by Election Day, with finances largely opaque and driven by donors, dinners, and TV ads.
A reader argues with an Oct 16 letter about minister led movie bans. The writer worries censorship will extend to books and reading, urges personal choice, and notes concern over government rights and moral reform. The piece cites Mark Twain and David Gardner in discussing faith and salvation.
A reader condemns liberal churches and modern ministers for soft preaching. They call for crusading faith and insist Billy Graham style preaching. The writer links crime rise to church growth and urges ministers to focus on gospel work and goodwill.
The Southern Furniture Market closes with extensive private showrooms at American Square Heritage Inc. and Schoonbeck among others, while the market thrives on multiple showroom formats and centralized exhibits. Pioneer Horace Ilderton fights a major heart attack as the community rallys. Construction nears for Girl Scout Camp Keyaunee pool funded largely by donations and cookie sales to retire an 8500 note. Budget Decorating debuts featuring Alderman's staff and High Point contributors with tips on elegant, affordable home styling.
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