Easter Services Planned by Local Churches
First Baptist Church schedules two morning services with an Easter message by Dr J E Rawlinson and a combined choir and soloists performing This Glad Easter Day at 8 30 a m and 11 a m. An Easter cantata The Resurrection follows at 7 30 p m with a full choir and soloists. Revival services at Lebanon Methodist Church run April 4 13 led by Rev J Sam Gibbs with special music by Mrs J H Allred.
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First Baptist Church
J. E. Rawlinson
Lebanon Methodist Church
J. H. Allred
Evangelist Dr William Ward Ayer Ends Two Week Series
Dr William Ward Ayer closes a two week evangelistic series at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church with an 11 am sermon Resurrection's Mighty Meaning and a 7 30 pm session God Speaks to His Children Congregational singing directed by Sam Allred of Greensboro The East Green Street Baptist adult choir presents The Seven Last Words of Christ with Roger W Cole directing and Miss Caroline Green and Mrs James W Sears as organists Solos by Emil Meilstrup Mrs H T Hartley Jr and Tommy Teague The Rev E W Price Jr is pastor of Green Street Church.
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William Ward Ayer
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Sam Allred
Greensboro
Christ
Theodore Dubois
East Green Street Baptist Church
Roger W. Cole
Caroline Green
Wake Forest College
James W. Sears
High Point
Emil Meilstrup
Winston-Salem
H. T. Hartley Jr
Charleston
S. C
Tommy Teague
Mars Hill College
E. W. Price Jr
Green Street Church
Evangelist H R Ronson to Lead Song Service at Gospel Tabernacle
On Tuesday night at 7 30 o clock the Rev H R Ronson will hold a special service in song at the Gospel Tabernacle on Willowbrook Street. Ronson from Niagara Falls Ontario Canada is an evangelist and former Christian and Missionary Alliance pastor.
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H. R. Ronson
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Mr. Ronson
Niagara
Easter Sunday Marks Beginning of Rev Neil Arm
Easter Sunday will mark the beginning of the Reverend Neil Arm's new assignment. Additional details continue on page two.
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Neil Arm
Castro Declares Total War on Batista in Cuba
Fidel Castro declares a nationwide “total war” against Batista, urging free to perish as Easter ends. Havana reports tense calm with rebels massing in the Sierra Maestra while Batista’s forces tighten patrols in Oriente and Santiago.
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Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Batista
Arson in Denver Initiation Trend Among Teens
Denver fire marshal says juvenile gangs use arson as a membership test. Teens admitted being told to set fires to join gangs, including a $50,000 loss when a rail trestle burned in February. Incidents spread to Douglas County cabins and Pueblo plumbing firm as investigators expand detection.
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Colorado
E. William Crawford
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Little Liz Trouble Looms for Some People
A fragment suggests emphasis on Little Liz and the idea that certain people cannot see. No clear event, names, or place are provided to confirm a full news item.
New Sub To Pack Missile Growler Joins Navy Fleet
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire launching day for the USS Growler the Navy s second guided missile submarine built at the Naval shipyard here The Growler will carry Regulus 1 a missile with range over 1000 miles and speed about 1000 mph The craft s sponsor is Mrs Robert K Byerts widow of Cmdr T B Oakley who commanded the first Growler in 1944 Cmdr Howard W Gilmore died saving the old Growler The new Growler is a 2500 ton 317 foot diesel electric submarine designed to remain submerged until fuel supplies and endurance run out
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N.H
Naval Shipyard
Robert K. Byerts
Los Angeles
Cmdr
T. B
Man Admits Setting Off Blast At Juvenile Home
Atlanta police report Hubert Lasseter Jr a 34 year old service station operator admitted triggering a dynamite blast at Fulton County Juvenile Home to free a 14 year old boy. He was already out on $1000 bond on a charge he contributed to the delinquency of the same youth. Lasseter said he acted after false bomb threats failed to release the boy and that he had promised to help him gain freedom.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
R. E. Little
Hubert Lasseter Jr
Lasseter
United Nations Considers Air Pollution Fight
WHO sets up a experts on air pollution as nations probe cleaning the air amid rising automobile and nuclear energy use. Prof H G Bally notes daily human intake and cites Los Angeles hydrocarbons as a major factor while warning nuclear effluents must join air pollution efforts.
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N.Y
U.N. World Health Organization
H. G. Bally
WHO
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Baity
Los Angeles
World Health
Atomic Energy
Crash Landing in Texas Field Ends Safe
Robert T. Mumme Jr., 30, was piloting a light plane from Houston to Lake Charles when generator and radio failed. With poor visibility he avoided a power line and crash landed in a field beside a road near Winnie, Texas, reading the instruments by flashlight.
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Tex
Robert T. Mumme Jr
Lake Charles
Mumme
Winnie
Train horn tuned to softer notes after Pepper the dog complaint
Pepper the German Shepherd from Crystal Lake, Illinois, complained about Train No. 49’s horn, prompting Chicago and North Western Railroad officials to lower the horn by two notes from F to C and then adjust to A. The dog’s owner, Mrs. Gladys Schlossman, praised the change saying Pepper seemed content as the 6:35 train passed.
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Easter Bunny Visits High Point Playgrounds
The Sunday Enterprise previews Easter activities with a feature by Jane Kerr on how children found joy from the Easter Bunny at local playgrounds. The paper also notes demolition of the Burrus wing at High Point Memorial Hospital and a related memory profile of Andrew Corbit by Robert Marks. A separate piece by Wint Capel examines Thomasville’s building boom in a new picture report.
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The
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Burrus
High Point Memorial Hospital
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J. T. Burrus
Corbit
Robert Marks
Enterprise
Thomasville
Wint Capel
Easter Day Services Across the World Brighten Troubled Times
Jerusalem hosts Easter crowds amid nuclear age tensions as Pope Pius XII and radios spread the message The Lord is risen. American and European sites plan sunrise services from New York to Oklahoma with large crowds and special events across churches campuses and landmarks.
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St Peter's Square
Pius XII
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iThule
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Teenager Charged in Lana Turner Daughter Fatal Stabbing
Hollywood tragedy as 14 year old Cheryl Crane allegedly stabbed Johnny Stompanato in Lana Turner's Beverly Hills home after a confrontation with the underworld figure. Stompanato died instantly and Cheryl was booked on murder suspicion before being placed with juvenile authorities.
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Lana Turner
Stephen Crane
Beverly Hills
Johnny Stompanato
Lana
Crane
Miss Turner
Los Angeles International Airport
Cheryl
Stompanato
Mexico
Hollywood
Johnny Stompanaté
Clinton Anderson
Anderson
Acapulco
Mex
Explosion and Fire Kill Ten in Pa. Family Home
Ten members of the Flock family died in a destructive fire and explosion at their two story residence on the outskirts of a northcentral Pennsylvania town. Torancé Flock 4 a truck driver, his wife, eight children aged 16 to 15 months, and the grandmother Maude Blair 63 perished. Mrs Flock escaped with minor burns. Fire Chief Edwards said the house burned rapidly and the cause was not known. Bodies were found charred inside and outside the home. The family included Harry Bonnie Terry Susan Kenneth Ruth Richard and William, ages from 15 months to 16 years.
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Jersey
Herman Seichrist
Richard Edwards
Flock
Edwards
Reds Warned In Hungary
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned Hungarian Communists that a new revolt should not expect Russian help. He spoke to about 20 000 people in Stalinist Hungary saying Hungarians must help themselves and not rely on the Russians. He did not clearly ban future armed Soviet support, noting the 1956 revolt and the Soviet army’s presence.
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Hungary
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
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