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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1962
Page
4
A meditative pair quotes from Hebrews and Thomas a Kempis emphasize divine judgment. The passages contrast knowing scripture with living faith through deeds and religious conduct.
A newspaper column argues teen drivers cause a disproportionate share of city wreck costs. It urges tougher laws and stronger parental and school roles, noting North Carolina's driver training efforts and proposing a high school diploma prerequisite for licensing to curb irresponsible drivers.
The article reviews Mediatrics a trend described by H. F. Ellis, focusing on adults aged 35 to 59. It notes self examination among middle aged men, the formation of Anti-Youth Clubs, and advice on lifestyle and attitudes toward aging.
The article urges caution as school buses fill roads for nine months after Labor Day. It notes strong safety records in rural transport, explains fines for drivers who ignore stopping rules, and advises motorists to delay near bus routes during school start and end times to reduce risk and delays.
A federal grand jury in Las Vegas investigates gambling as a crime enabler while New York tightens rules on gambling equipment transport. Estimates place U S gambling proceeds at over 50 billion annually with around 70 thousand workers in the trade. Kennedy cites illicit gambling fueling crime and urges federal actions including wire tapping and pinball machine bans.
The High Point Enterprise lists its office at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with President Mrs R B Terry serving as secretary treasurer and C W Patterson Jr as editor and managing editor and advertising director.
State officials study faster highway spending in North Carolina, weighing new money options such as a bond issue or tax change. The Highway Commission notes federal speed up uses existing funds with no new money and cites reduced prison labor as driving more labor saving equipment purchases.
Guest column by Rev. John A. Wemeldorf reflects on his study of genealogy and experiences in Pennsylvania Dutch country. He praises practical innovations like three minute phone calls and number change recordings, recalls Shafferstown water history, and honors the Dutch settlers and their churches while noting local street dust along Wesley Drive.
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