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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1958

Page

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A School of Church Music Held at Green Street Church

A School of Church Music for the Piedmont Baptist Association will be held at Green Street Baptist Church September 1 to 5 with evening sessions from 7 30 to 9 15. Roger Cole will direct assisted by Joe Stroud with a choir workshop for intermediates youths and adults. Other faculty include Leroy Parker Paul Robinson Bettie Ann Sain Ted Dekle and Jerry Stamps.

Piedmont Baptist Association Green Street Baptist Church Roger Cole Association Joe Stroud Leroy Parker Greensboro Paul Robinson Wake Forest College James W. Sears Bettie Ann Sain Green Street Church Ted Dekle Jerry Stamps High Point

Former Pastor Dr Reavis to Speak at Green Street Baptist

Dr L B Reavis, ex pastor of Green Street Baptist Church, returns to preach Sunday morning in Dr E W Price’s absence. Reavis is vice president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth Texas. A church wide fellowship follows the evening worship to honor Dr and Mrs Reavis and former pastor Rev George Tunstall in the social room.

L. B. Reavis Green Street Baptist Church E. W. Price Reavis Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth Tex Seneta Cema George Tunstall

Woman Earns Degrees and Leads Education at Church

July has earned an A B degree from High Point College and pursued graduate study at Scarritt College in Nashville and Garrett Biblical Institute in Evanston. She has served as director of Christian education at First Methodist Church in Morehead City.

High Point College Scarritt College Nashville Tenn Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston First Methodist Church Morehead City

IEEE speaker to address First Evangelical service

The IEEE will speak at First Evangelical and Reformed Church Sunday at 11 a.m. The Rev. R. A. Mensendiek of First Reformed is on vacation on the Pacific Coast. Before his current post he led churches in Greensboro and Burlington.

Commets Asken Ieee Evangelical and Reformed Greensboro Burlington R. A. Mensendiek First Reformed Pacific Coast

Main Street Methodist Church Holds First Quarterly Conference

Main Street Methodist Church will hold its first Quarterly Conference Thursday at 7 30 p m at the church.

Main Street Methodist Church

Rev David Lowe to Lead Services at Gospel Tabernacle

In the pastor absence the Rev David Lowe will speak at both morning and evening worship at Gospel Tabernacle tomorrow. A High Point native he leads the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in East St. Louis fil and attended local schools. More on page two.

David Lowe Gospel Tabernacle High Point Mr. Lowe Christian and Missionary Alliance Church East St. Louis Fil

Details Of Union Car Sale Sought In Burning Probe

Senate investigators sought details on a rush sale of a Teamsters Union car used in a Michigan arson case. Herman Kierdorf, uncle of the victim, bought the Cadillac with no money down. Testimony tied the vehicle to Hoffa era allegations and a wider plot involving underworld figures.

Washington Senate Teamsters Union Naman van Bt MmoUnruen D-Ark Special Senate Committee Herman Kierdorf Teamster James R. Hoffa Kierdorf Frank Kierdorf Basianes Sant Tiac Mich Flint al Seene Michigan Herman Hoffa George Francis Heid Hisformer Minneapolis Heid Gerald Connelly

Education Aid Bill Pushed After House Approval

Senator Lister Hill outlined plans to push a 12 billion education aid bill after the House approved a 910 million package. The House stripped scholarship provisions to fund student loans, yet supporters expect some scholarship money in the Senate as negotiations begin in conference.

Washington Lister Hill D-Ala House Senate Arthur S. Flemming

Sunday Enterprise Features Tomorrow

The North Carolina Association for Retarded Children, five years old, gains coverage as president Tay lor Kennerly of High Point leads the group. Staffers outline remodeling of 727 N Main by J Nawleigh Co. and feature local personalities and topics in The Sunday Enterprise.

North Carolina Lyles Chevrolet J. Nawleigh Co Jane Kerr Sunday Enterprise Bill Bradley High Point Police Department Pete Jones Air Force

Voyage Of Nautilus Hailed In Capital Cities Of West

Western capitals hailed the Nautilus polar voyage as a world changing achievement with praise in Senate and White House circles though some officials criticized Eisenhower for omitting Rear Adm Rickover from the ceremonies. London’s reply from the British Admiralty joined the acknowledgment of the U S success amid mixed barbs over congressional and White House actions.

West Washington White House Russia Europe Capitol Hill Senate William F. Knowland California America Henry M. Jackson Dwash House Atomic Energy Committee Eisenhower Hyman G. Rickover Melvin Price D-Ill Joint Atomic Congress London Paris

Dag Hammarskjold Proposes Middle East Peace Plan At UN

Secretary General Hammarskjold laid out a broad plan to stabilize the Middle East during a 35 minute General Assembly emergency session. He urged Arab states to end interference and called for economic aid and the creation of new regional financial institutions with U.N. support.

Dag Hammarskjold U.N Middle East Hammarskjold General Assembly United States Soviet Union Washington Arkady A. Sobo Lev U.S Lebanon Jordan Khrushchev Lodge Sobolev Andrei Gromyko New York Moscow United Arab Republic of Egypt Syria Iraq Saudi Arabia Yemen Libya Sudan

Sizzling Temperatures Wilt West

The Associated Press reports scorching heat across a large West region with many 100 degree readings while the Northeast enjoys cooler air. Showers and thunderstorms are forecast in the Gulf states and scattered areas in the upper Midwest and West. Temperatures range from 50s and 60s in the East to over 100 in the Dakotas and Montana.

Associated Press Gulf States Mississippi Valley Rockies Dakotas Montana Desert Great Lakes Upper New York State Pennsylvania New England Great Basin

Atomic Nautilus heads for England after Arctic crossing

The US atomic submarine Nautilus, after crossing from Pearl Harbor under polar ice to the Atlantic via the Arctic Ocean, is slated to reach Portland England on Tuesday. President Eisenhower honored Cmdr. William R. Anderson and the 116 crew with the Legion of Merit and a Presidential Unit Citation, highlighting commercial and strategic implications of nuclear powered undersea travel.

England Washington Europe U.S. Navy London Portland Pearl Harbor Ney Pacific Atlantic Arctic Sea North America Russia White House Eisenhower Navy William R. Anderson Sea Cmdr Anderson

Airliner Crashes Near Benghazi With 54 Aboard

A Central African Airlines four engine Viscount crashed in hills near Benghazi six miles from Benina Airport. The flight from Salisbury to London had 54 aboard including 47 passengers and crew. At least 20 survived according to airline and BOAC reports.

London Central African Airlines Benghazi Libya Rome Salisbury Rhodesia Benina Mediterranean Sea

Bear Attacks Two Children in Jasper Death of 7-Year-Old

A black bear dragged seven year old Barbara Coates from a Sunwapta Falls cottage in Jasper National Park, fatally mauling her as her mother tried to save her. The bear was shot by a cottage owner and a second bear was killed by a Mountie as the family fled.

Jasper Alta Barbara Christine Coates Jasper National Park Barbie Coates

Glennan named head of new space agency in wake of Sputnik

Dr. T. Keith Glennan is appointed director of the new civilian space agency to oversee non military space projects. He will testify at Senate hearings next week and begin the role around Sept. 1 after leaving Case Institute of Technology. He notes American progress despite Sputnik and cites Soviet education incentives.

Cleveland National Aeronautics and Space Administration T. Keith Glennan Glennan Case Institute of Technology Atomic Energy Commission

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