North Carolina Baptist Brotherhood Rally at Green Street
Five chapters of the North Carolina Baptist Brotherhood will hold their annual rally at Green Street Church on May 5 from 6 to 9 p.m. The event opens with a barbecue for one dollar per plate. Dr E W Price will lead the devotional period. Principal speaker is Dr J E Rawlinson with others including Bill W Jackson Rev Harold Cole and Dr Earl Bradley. Theme: Men on the March for the Master.
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North Carolina Baptist Brotherhood
Green Street Church
E. W. Price
J. E. Rawlinson
First Baptist Church
Bill W. Jackson
Harold Cole
Earl Bradley
Revival services led by Dr Roy S Nicholson in Syracuse
Dr Roy S Nicholson of Syracuse New York conducts a series of revival services at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church continuing through May 4 with Rev Hoover Smith of Long Shoals directing music for each 7 30 p m service.
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Roy S. Nicholson
Syracuse, N. Y
Hayworth
Revival services to be led by Rev Norman F Brown
The Albertson Road Baptist Church will host a spring revival with speaker Rev Norman F Brown of Kings Mountain. Services run nightly at 7 30 p m from April 27 through May 4. Brown a South Carolina native and graduate of Furman University and Southeastern Seminary Wake Forest.
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Albertson Road Baptist Church
Norman F. Brown
Kings Mountain
Mr. Brown
South Carolina
Furman University
Southeastern Seminary
Wake Forest
Speaker for Homecoming Day Service at Deep River Friends
Dr. William Wolff will address the Homecoming Day Service at Deep River Friends Meeting tomorrow on Responsibilities of the Laymen In Our Friends Meetings. He is a Bowman Gray Medical School faculty member, Guilford College trustee, and chairs the NC Yearly Meeting Peace and Social Concerns Committee. A picnic lunch follows the 11 a.m. service.
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Deep River Friends Meeting
William Wolff
Our Friends
Intermediate Day at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Intermediate Day will be observed at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church on Sunday. The Intermediate Department will join the morning worship with a youth themed sermon by Rev Woodrow Robbins and a banquet in the afternoon. Readings and helpers include Paul Gibson Kenneth Clark Brenda Hinson Billy Hinson and ushers Jerry Wood Phillip Owens Robert Howard Jim Howington.
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Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Paul Gibson
Kenneth Clark
Jerry Wood
Phillip Owens
Robert Howard
Jim Howington
Brenda Hinson
Billy Hinson
United States Eyes Arctic Open Skies Inspections Move
U.S. officials plan to seek at the United Nations Security Council a draft resolution on Arctic open skies inspections amid Soviet charges of provocative flights. Russia blocked a Soviet resolution. debates continued as Henry Cabot Lodge circulated the draft and Dulles met with allied ambassadors.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Russia
Arctic
U.S
Security Council
Soviet Union
U.N
Andrei ‘'Gromyko
Moscow
Washington
State Department
Air Force
Arkady Sobolev
Council
Henry Cabot Lodge
State Dulles
Britain
France
Canada
Atlantic Alliance
Foreigners Invited To Bomb Tests
Washington announced that 14 nations will send one scientist and one news representative to observe the U S hydrogen bomb test at Eniwetok. Foreign observers will receive data on total weapon power and radioactive debris but not details of design.
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Washington
U.S
Pacific
Eniwetok
Atomic Energy Commission
Spirits Wrecking a South Carolina Café
Four miles south of Bamberg at the Chuck Wagon Restaurant kitchen, glassware and a plaster horse souvenir shattered in unexplained events starting around 3 PM. A tray of 24 glasses broke at 6 PM, a vent fan allegedly started by itself later, and owner Hector De Rienzo hopes the disturbances stop. He notes a similar, ongoing haunting once observed in Seaford New York.
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Bamberg
S. C
U. S. 301
Hector de Rienzo
Rienzo
Veronica Hesser
de Rienzo
de’ Rienzo
James M. Herrmann
Seaford
N. Y
Herrmann
Duke University
Outdoor living and plans in the Sunday Enterprise
The Sunday Enterprise previews spring outdoor living tips and a special section on enjoying outdoor time with family. It also reports on Wini Stuart who is named Miss High Point and must adjust her summer plans, plus a feature on probation officer Ed Williford and his daily duties in Domestic Relations Court.
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High Point
Wini Stuart
Ed Williford
Domestic Relations Court
Pete Jones
Sunday Enterprise
Knowland Losing Labor Bill Fight Beaten In Four Ballots
Three men jailed after a masked bandit, shot and killed during a robbery attempt at a job service station, is linked to the trio through the nickname Cat. Kathleen Jones's defense was ruled justifiable homicide. Knowland's labor bill amendments were defeated in four attempts as Senate debates proceed toward June consideration.
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Knowland
Bill Fight
Cat
David E. Jones
Fred Wayland Lemar
Catbird
Oakland Avenue
Kernersville
Dan Ruben Hutchins
Friddle Street
Charles William Long
Worth Avenue
Lemar
Jones
Hutchins
Long
Kathleen Jones
John Charles “Butch” Cobl
South Carolina State Penitentiary
Columbia
D. C
Cable
Toby Smith
Washington
Sen
Rcalif
Senate
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Lausche
Ohio
Vanguard Launching Postponed at Cape Canaveral
The Navy plans another attempt next week to launch the three stage Vanguard rocket carrying a 20 inch satellite after two scrubbed countdown setbacks. Faults in the complex mechanism and a nitric acid leak were reported during final checks. The Naval Research Laboratory says this test is the last in a seven flight series.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
Globe
Naval Research Laboratory
Ex-Con Confesses To Denver Triple Slaying In Robbery
Denver ex convict David Francis Early confessed to killing attorney Merrill Knight his wife Regina and daughter Karen during a home robbery near Greenwood Village. He tied family members with stockings and said he needed money. The 28 year old said Knight lunged at him triggering the shootings.
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Denver
David Francis Early
Early
Merrill A. Knight
Denver Bar Assn
Knight
Regina
Karen
Greenwood Village
Kenny
Dave
Leavenworth
Kan
Barney O'Kane
Cole State Prison
Knights
David F. Early
Colo
Ken Brothers
Dean Jarvis
Operator Gone, Cops Run Shop
Chinese laundryman William Lee disappeared from his shop six weeks ago. Police posted a sign offering to distribute laundry Friday from 10 a.m. to . Officers distributed shirts and other articles and kept records in case Lee returns.
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Lynbrook
N. Y
William Lee
Lee
Troopers Postpone Test Jump In War Games
Bad weather forced a 24 hour postponement of a dawn mass parachute jump in a Kentucky Tennessee war games exercise. About five thousand paratroopers on hand for the assault, with Maj. Gen. Westmoreland planning to jump ahead of his men to test wind and weather.
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FT. Campbell
W. C. Westmoreland
101St Airborne Division
101St
Sukchon
Westmoreland
Stillman E. Mazestine
Custer
Jack Becker
Lakeshore
Miss
502Nd Battle Group
Scott Air Force Base
Sewart Air Force Base
Tenn
Kentucky-Tennessee Line
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