Petersons Hymns In Trials Echoed By Moravian Sailors
Dr Peterson notes that Moravians aboard a storm tossed ship sang hymns as sails tore and waves crashed. He cites John Wesley’s Atlantic crossing and Paul and Silas in jail to illustrate hymns as expressions of faith. He also writes in The Upper Room and contributes five youth devotion articles to Power magazine.
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Mount of Olives
John Wesley
Atlantic Ocean
Dr. Peterson
Paul
Silas
Peterson
Power
United Christian Youth Movement
Thomasville Jaycees Host Regional Meet at Colonial
Thomasville Junior Chamber invites JCs from High Point Lexington and Denton to a Thursday get acquainted outing at Colonial Country Club. About 200 attendees will golf a full 18 holes starting 1 p.m. Prizes for low gross and low net, buffet supper at 6:30 p.m. and program follow. Pat Miller directs arrangements.
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Thomasville
Pat Miller
Jaycees
Lexington
Denton
Point
High Point
Liberty Drive PTA Officers Are Installed
Liberty Drive School hosts the Liberty Drive PTA meeting with Jack Roser re elected as president. Officers named Mrs Jack Gilliam vice president Mrs Dorothy Taylor secretary and James Brewer treasurer. Co chairs of the chicken pie supper were Mrs Roger Smith and Mrs Fred Young. The group approved $150 for school purchases and two plaque inscriptions for the annual flower and art exhibits.
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Thomasville
Liberty Drive
Jack Roser
Jack Gilliam
Dorothy Taylor
James Brewer
Roger Smith
Fred Young
Lee Jordan Jr
Olly
Richard Hunt
National Education Association
State Board of Conservation Meets in Goldsboro
State Board of Conservation and Development meets in Goldsboro for its quarterly session with Gov. Hodges presiding. Members tour Seymour Johnson Air Force Base and dine there. Mayor Scott B. Berkeley welcomes the board as meetings begin and Saunders and Kirk present reports from the C and D department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
N. C
State Board of Conservation and Development
Gov. Hodges
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Air Force Base
Officers Club
Scott B. Berkeley
C&d
William P. Saunders
J. Edgar Kirk
Weather Ahead: Showers Into Texas Rockies and Montana
Forecast shows showers in Texas southern Rockies and northwestern Montana with fair to partly cloudy elsewhere. Warmer temperatures expected across the northeast, plateau region and northern and central plains.
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Texas
Rockies
Montana
Plateau
Central Plains
Child Struggles Against Cancer in Shelby
Shelby North Carolina. Ginger Howie, a year old girl, battles leukemia with her parents James and Mrs Howie and physician Dr. Robert Jones offering hope amid dwindling chances. The family appeals for donations to the American Cancer Society to aid research and awareness.
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Shelby
N.C
James Howie
Ginger
Robert Jones
Shelby Star
Amer- Cancer Society
Howies
Hospital assets skew toward general care and specialties
Three quarters of hospital assets totaling about $10 billion are invested in general care or specialized services other than psychiatric or tuberculosis. Psychiatric hospitals run nearly half the beds but own only about 20 percent of total assets.
Private hospital build funded mainly by voluntary gifts
Health Information Foundation reports more than 500 million dollars spent on private hospital construction in the U S last year with an estimated three fifths of the funding coming from voluntary contributions.
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U. S
Health Information Foundation
Local Woman Is League Candidate For Presidency
Winston-Salem reports the North Carolina League of Women Voters convenes next Tuesday to Thursday with workshops at the Robert E. Lee Hotel and a Wednesday banquet featuring Sheldon Douglass Elliott of New York University. Election results are due Thursday.
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Winston - Salem
North Carolina League of Women Voters
New York University
Thursy
Sheldon Douglass Elliott
Institute of Judicial Administration
New York City
Robert E. Lee
Max I. Miller
Greensboro
Neal F. Aus
Nation Has Spring Like Weather
Bright skies brought milder temperatures to most of the nation Saturday. Heavy snow fell in the southern Rockies with 22 inches reported in Las Vegas New Mexico. Snow extended through southern Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico south of Albuquerque. Rain was general along the Rio Grande Valley and into western Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Rockies
New England Coast Line
New Mexico
Las Vegas
N.M
Wyoming
Colorado
Albuquerque
Rio Grande Valley
Oklahoma
Judgment Awarded To Mrs Lambeth In Alimony Case
Mrs Helen Urban Lambeth wife of former U S Rep Walter Lambeth of Thomasville will receive 1600 a month permanent alimony plus custody of their daughter and residence in Thomasville home. Judge Preyer set dairy farm sale for May 3 and allowed sale to liquidate assets. Lambeth may save the farm by turning 30000 to receiver Hubert E Olive Jr by Monday. Judge Preyer valued Lambeth wealth between 1300000 and 1800000.
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Lexington
N.C
Helen Urban Lambeth
U.S
Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Superior Court
L. Richardson Preyer
Lambeth
Hanes Seeks Davidson County Commission Post
Carl F. Hanes, Boone Township merchant and Democrat, announced his candidacy for the Davidson County Board of Commissioners. A former 1954 candidate, he emphasizes better roads, welfare, teacher supplements, and sound school finance, and subject to the May Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson Board of County Commissioners
Carl F. Hanes
Boone Township
Hanes
Davidson County
Churchland School
Oakdale Baptist Church
Churchland Volunteer Fire Department
Churchland Lions Club
Commissioners
Miss Alberta Davis Dies After Illness in Louisburg
Miss Alberta Louisa Davis aged 35 of 316 Otteray Drive died yesterday morning in Memorial Hospital after a period of declining health. Born in Kinston on December 10 1904 she taught in High Point and was on the Louisburg instructors roster. She lived with her sister Mrs V D Sale since January and was a member of Louisburg Methodist Church. Surviving sisters Laura Davis of Frankfort Ky and Mrs Sale. brother George D Davis of Louisburg. three nephews and a niece. Funeral at Louisburg Methodist Church at 3 p m today. Memorials to the church building fund. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Louisburg.
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Alberta Louisa Davis
Otteray Dr
Memorial Hospital
Miss Davis
Kinston
Hill Davis
Mattie Dodamead Davis
Greensboro College
High Point
Louisburg
Oakwood
Epiphany Service Concludes Holy Week at St George Greek
Members of St George Greek Orthodox Church finalize Holy Week with the Epiphany Service beginning at 3 p.m. today in Winston-Salem. Palm Sunday observances opened the week with services held nightly, including a midnight service, and a community dinner will follow in the church dining hall.
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St. George
Winston-Salem
High Point
Navy League opposes Ike defense plan and Pentagon reforms
The Navy League led public opposition to President Eisenhower’s defense reorganization. It rejects reducing the military departments to subunits under the Defense Secretary and limits on transfer authority. The Naval Advisory Council urged lawmakers to back bills expanding service secretaries’ policy roles within the National Security Council.
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Washington
Navy
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Navy League
League
John J. Bergen
Congress
Defense Department
Defense
Neil McElroy
Joint Staff
Joint Chiefs
Pentagon
Naval Advisory Council
United States
Advisory Council
J. W. Reeves
Council
Vinson
D-Ga
Kilday
D. Tex
Arends
R-Ill
Mansfield
D-Mont
Bridges
R-Nh
National Security Council
Hosiery Mill Executive To Speak Here
Dr. D. J. Moffie of Hanes Hosiery Mills in Winston-Salem will address the YMCA Industrial Management Club on Tuesday evening. His talk covers Industrial Morale and Attitude Survey. Charles Tucker of Adams Mills Corp will introduce him. Reverend Harold F. Schram serves as minister of the month. Kinney will install 1958-59 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Moffie
Ymca Industrial Management Club
Charles Tucker
Adams Millis Corp
Kernersville
Harold F. Schram
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
Guy E. Kinney
National Council
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PTA
State
U.S. Weather Bureau
Unity Street
Unity
Burton Streets
Burton Street
C. G. Pickard
Asheville
Donald P. Costello
Chapel Hill
Curman H. Safford
Charlotte
W. C. Moore
Richmond Bond
Ernest Ball
Raleigh
John Carr
Frank Kennedy
Raymond Smith
Mrs. Lambeth
Davidson Board Post
Ike
Hosiery Mill
Conklin
Maxwell House
Grove ST
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