The greatest thing about knocking on strangers' doors is the reaffirmation of neighborliness.
"Class and wealth, rather than religion or ethnicity, were the determinants of neighborliness," King writes.
The occasion for the neighborliness arose upon a right-of-way involvement.
The neighborliness and hospitality of farmers is proverbial in every land and clime.
Good-fellowship, social responsiveness and neighborliness rest on a basis of common labor, common problems, and common welfare.
The root of community interaction is neighborliness—an interest in and concern for other people.
It was a conviction of these principles of friendliness and neighborliness that led to the first social settlements.
