Methodist speakers to headline Ward Street services
The Rev Ralph Taylor and Dr G Ernest Thomas will speak at Ward Street Methodist Church April 21 27 at 730 pm each night. Taylor a Lexington First Methodist pastor and former Statesville District superintendent. Thomas director of the Spiritual Life Department at the General Board of Evangelism and a New Jersey conference member.
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Ralph Taylor
G. Ernest Thomas
Ward Street Methodist Church
Mr. Taylor
Dr. Thomas
Taylor
First Methodist Church
Lexington
Statesville
Western North Carolina
Thomas
Vacation Bible School Clinic at First Baptist Greensboro
A Vacation Bible School Clinic will be conducted at First Baptist Church Greensboro next Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 2 45 p.m. The event is led by Edward Kissiah Green Street Baptist Church and associational Sunday School supervisor with assistant directors Dr E W Price Jr and Mrs Myra S Motley. Various group leaders are named from Greensboro High Point and Salisbury churches. A sandwich lunch will be served at 12 30. Revival series and youth week events follow at Sunview and Rich Fork churches with multiple speakers and music.
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First Baptist Church
Greensboro
Edward Kissiah
Green Street Baptist Church
D. P. Brooks
Myra S. Motley
The
Baptist State Sunday School Department
E. W. Price Jr
Green Street
High Point
Motley
David Lee
Florida Street Baptist Church
Dorothy Cox
First Church
May Bomar
S. C
Florida Street Church
Ernest Holt
16Th Street Church
Albert Leath
Hilliard Memorial
Vacation Church School Institute Plans Unveiled
The annual Vacation Church School Institute for Methodist Churches of High Point is announced with details to be continued on page two.
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Methodist Churches of
High Point
Scott Buried In Alamance Rites At Haw River NC
7500 mourners attended W Kerr Scott funeral at Hawfields Presbyterian Church Alamance County North Carolina. Governor Luther Hodges and Senator Sam Ervin led state and federal delegations, with cadled casket lowered into red clay soil at family plot after two hours of viewing.
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Haw River
N. C
W. Kerr Scott
North Carolina
U.S
Alamance County
Hawfields Presbyterian Church
Scott
Ralph Buchanan
Mary
Washington
Washington and Raleigh
Buchanan
Sen
Russell Fleming
Rocky Mount
Luther Hodges
Hodges
Sam J. Ervin
Senate
South
Midwest
High Point weekend railries and events preview
The Sunday Enterprise previews a weekend of news in High Point with the furniture market opening, Miss High Point contest tonight, and candidate filing deadline at noon. Staff writer Dick Rigby details a $5 million building boom and major projects in the city with a full page of pictures. Braxton Younts covers Mitchells Grove Methodist Church dedication and the story of the congregation’s work on its new sanctuary tomorrow.
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High Point
Dick Rigby
Enterprise Tomorrow
Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church
Kivett Drive
Braxton Younts
The
Sunday Enterprise
Missing Polly Whitcomb Returns With Father After 17 Months
Springfield Vermont reports Polly Whitcomb, 20, daughter of U.S. Attorney Louis G. Whitcomb, returned home with her father after 17 months away from Smith College. She says she left a parole violator due to a life of false pretenses and plans to stay home while planning her future.
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Springfield
Priscilla
Polly” Whitcomb
Smith College
U.S
Thatcher
Boston
Massachusetts
Concord
Lexington
Polly
Robert Katz
Evanston, NL
Colorado State Reformatory
Northampton
Byrd predicts eight billion dollar deficit for next year
Senator Byrd of Virginia says the government faces a deficit near eight billion dollars next year even without a tax cut. He cites spending growth and a drop in revenues as the main drivers, aligning with Treasury Secretary Anderson on a roughly four billion dollar shortfall this year and an accelerating deficit as spending accelerates.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Eisenhower
Treasury
Scientists See Moon as Reconnaissance Satellite Possibility
Washington reports say Navy research chief Rear Adm. John T. Hayward told a House Space Committee hearing that electronics advances could allow monitoring any spot on earth from the moon or by direct electronic means. He declined details, noting safety concerns about what could be disclosed. Admiral Hyman G. Rickover urged restraint and cautioned against large crash programs, advocating a small, measured start to space exploration.
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Navy
John T. Hayward
Special House Space Committee
Naval Research Laboratories
Hayward
United States
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Congress
Truman Admits Past Interview Was Not A Lie
Chicago American reports former President Truman acknowledged an exclusive 1950 interview did occur after saying it did not. He said he wrote to Rep Spence to correct the record and expressed regret for his earlier denial. The acknowledgment followed questions during a House hearing referencing the Times interview.
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Chicago
Chicago American
Truman
House Banking Committee
Independence
Rep
Spence
D-Ky
Washington
Talle
Iowa
New York Times
Times
Arthur Krock
The
Navy Satellite To Orbit At Least Two Centuries
Dr. John P. Hagen announced that the Navy Vanguard satellite will orbit Earth for at least 200 years. He noted the craft’s highly stable orbit, 405.1 miles minimum and 2.463 miles maximum distance, with drag as a slow decelerating factor.
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Navy
Washington
Vanguard
John P. Hagen
Hagen
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Earth
U N Security Council to debate Soviet charges
The United Nations Security Council plans a Monday session to study urgent measures to curb flights of American jet bombers toward Soviet borders. The Soviet request comes after Soviet charges that U.S. bombers were courting global war. U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge presided as president, with Arkady Sobolev leading the Soviet push.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Security Council
Soviet Union
Washington
U.S
11-Nation Council
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Council
Arkady A. Sobolev
Sobolev
U.N. Secretariat
Michael Miracle's Stomach Returns to Normal
Louisvill e news tells of 23 month old Michael Miracle who was critically ill with a swollen stomach and collapsed lungs. Surgeons performed a one hour operation to reposition the stomach and relieve intestinal swelling. His condition improved as he enjoyed a hospital checkup and a ride on a sliding board.
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Louisville
Michael Miracle
Mike
Hoover undergoes gall bladder operation at Columbia Presbyterian
Former President Herbert Hoover age 84 underwent gall bladder removal at Harkness Pavilion Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. The operation began at 8 a m and ended around 9 15 am. Hoover's sons Herbert Jr and Allan were present. Hospital bulletin said the surgery was successful and his condition satisfactory.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Es Gally
Harkness Pavilion
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Hoover
Herbert Jr
Allan
Herbert Hoover Jr
Allan Hoover
Draftsman Heikkila Seized and Deported from U S
San Francisco reports William Heikkila 52 a draftsman was arrested on deportation charges and boarded a 6 p.m. plane to Finland marking his exit from the United States. Immigration officials stated he is a Communist party member and not a citizen. His attorney noted a pending motion in district court set for May 2.
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San Francisco
William Heikkila
United States
Heikkila
Bruce Barber
Finland
Communist Party
U.S
Barber
Lloyd McMurray
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Salisbury
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Wake Forest College
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Richard L. Conrad
Rich Ford Church
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Pilot School
Robert L. Bowen
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Belgium
Lenin
Sen. Scott
Alamance
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UN Council
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