North Carolina Church Conference Elects New Officers
The Rev G F Carter of High Point was elected to the Official Board of the North Carolina Conference of Churches of God with others from Gastonia Erwin Greenville Asheville Gastonia Lenoir Roanoke Rapids and Belmont also named. Appointed youth director and superintendent were Revs Robert Hart Pomona and L H Aultman Charlotte. Conference reports show gains in membership and new church buildings with total NC Conference members at 15155 and over 50000 in Sunday School. Evangelist G W Dowd to hold revival at Liberty Baptist Church August 18-25 with homecoming set for August 18.
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G. F. Carter
High Point
North Carolina
Robert Hart
Pomona
L. H. Aultman
Charlotte
H. D. Williams
A of God In
United Sates
Revival Services Close At Montlieu Avenue Chapel
The Rev and Mrs Bill D Crane of Kansas City Missouri conclude a revival series at Montlieu Avenue Chapel tomorrow with 2 30 and 7 30 pm services Special music highlights each gathering Crane a Nazarene Theological Seminary student did evangelistic work this summer He and Mrs Crane both attended Trevecca Nazarene College Mrs Crane teaches third and fourth grades in Kansas City public schools She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Campbell of High Point Montlieu Chapel is at 1127 Montlieu Ave sponsored by the Nazarene Church The Rev G Carl Lewis pastor First Baptist Rockingham will be guest speaker at morning worship He is a High Point native son of C A Lewis He graduated from local high school and studied at Wake Forest College He earned a Th M from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville Kentucky His early pastorates include Buckroe Baptist Buckroe Beach Virginia Wakefield and Hephzibah Churches in Wake County
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Bill D. Crane
Kansas City
Montlieu Avenue Chapel
Crane
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Trevecca Nazarene College
Trevecca College
J. A. Campbell
High Point
Montlieu Chapel
the Nazarene Church
Montlieu Ave
G. Carl Lewis
First Baptist Church
Rockingham
C. A. Lewis
Wake Forest College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Buckroe Baptist Church
Buckroe Beach
Wakefield and Hephzibah
Wake Coun
Myers Family Sparks Protests Over Home Purchase
A planned residential section in southwestern Pennsylvania faces a wave of opposition as 590 neighbors protest the Myers family purchase. Rocks were thrown at the ranch house, five people were arrested for not obeying police orders, and a state trooper presence was noted. William J. Myers, 32, says he bought the home to live there with his wife Daisy and their children after a delay to install a new hot water tank.
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Myers
Pennsylvania
William J. Myers
James
Newell
Daisy
Trail of Trickery Behind Atlanta Medical Clinic Shortage
FBI details a lifetime of alias usage and escapes linked to Janet R. Gray born Margaret Lydia McGlashen Burton. She allegedly conspired to move property across state lines after a $100000 shortage at a Decatur area medical group where she worked as bookkeeper. Her 20 year old daughter Sheila Jev aided in the ruse. They vanished with show dogs and a pink Lincoln with a motorcade. Conviction could bring up to 10 years and a $1000 fine.
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Atlanta
FBI
Hawaii
Georgia
J. K. Mumford
Janet R. Gray
State Bar
Decatur
Sheila Jev
Bees Attack Truck Driver Triggers Crash in Clover
Bees swarmed under 59 year old Lee Henry Minnow’s shirt as he drove a two ton oats truck. He tried to remove the shirt and the vehicle wrecked. No injuries reported. damage estimated at 1500 dollars. Bees escaped.
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Lee Henry Minnow
Minnow
Morris Proposes 144 Cent Dollar in 1782 Plan
Revolutionary patriot Gouverneur Morris suggested in 1782 a monetary system where 144 cents equal one dollar. The proposal aimed to standardize currency in the new United States.
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U. S
Gouverneur Morris
Five witnesses sought in labor racketeering hearings
Federal marshals continued search for five witnesses named by Senate Rackets Investigating Committee in New York labor rackets inquiry. Benny the Bug Boss and Leonard Geiger are among those sought as Hoffa allies face questioning on phantom locals and union power. James Hoffa expected for questioned next week amid an inquiry into ties with racketeers Dio and Corallo comai.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
McClellan
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
New York
Kennedy
Benny
the Bug
Teamsters
Leonard Geiger
Joint Council 16
Midwest
James R. Hoffa
Thomas L. Hickey
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Phantom Teamsters
Hickey
Martin Lacey
John J. O'Rourke
Johnny Dio
Tony
Corallo
Confidential Libel Trial Opens Over Maureen O Hare Affair Claim
In Los Angeles Confidential magazine fights libel charges by proving its Hollywood star stories. Independent producer James Craig testified he saw Maureen O Hara with a Latin lover in 1953 at Grau mans Chinese Theater and that an usher ordered them to leave.
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Los Angeles
Confidential
Maureen O'Hara
Miss O'Hara
Hollywood
James Craig
London
Craig
Grauman’s
Michael Mourdant-Smith
Fred
Marjorie Meade
Calif
Literace
Put Up or Shut Up on Broadcast Exchanges
The United States urged Russia to exchange broadcasting programs and experts, signaling possible talks in October. The note linked to broader cultural exchange and noted Soviet fingerprinting objections as a barrier to expanded contacts between the two nations.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Moscow
U.S
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Bid for Higher Tobacco Support Prices Reaches Hearing
The Agriculture Department faced a request from House subcommittee members to raise the support price for flue-cured tobacco by at least five or six cents. Officials Clarence Miller and Frank Ellis testified as Rep. McMillan and others noted farmers' dissatisfaction with current prices amid high crop quality. The average government price is 54 cents with bids near 56 or 57 cents, and some lawmakers favor a target around 60 cents per pound.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Clarence Miller
Frank Ellis
Rep
Cooley
D-Nc
House Agriculture Committee
McMillan
D-Sc
Lennon
Lopw
Still Hope To Effect Changes In Civil Rights Bill
Rep Martin said after a White House breakfast with President Eisenhower that Republicans remain for a stronger civil rights bill than the House Democrats. Capitol buzz said a compromise bill with a modified jury trial amendment, pushed by Rep Celler, likely to pass both houses next week.
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Eisenhower
White House
Joseph Martin
House
Massachusetts
Martin
Washington
Rep
R-Mass
Capitol
Senate
Celler
D-Ny
Father Flies To Side Of Accused Son
In Santa Monica California the father of 19 year old Charles L Guy arrives from North Carolina to counsel his son after a murder complaint is issued in the shooting of his mother's fiancé. Arraignment postponed until Monday as delay granted.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Charles L. Guy
North Carolina
Guy
Allan McCurdy
Robert Lee Guy Jr
Dunn
N.C
McCurdy
Mervyn A. Aggeler
Nina James Angus
Guy F. Roberts
Sioux Falls
S.D
Farmers Near Randleman Face Pressing Struggles
In tomorrow's Sunday Enterprise Ed Lane examines farm life in the High Point area focusing on a farmer near Randleman and the hardships he endures. The issue also previews reports on a Korea commendation visit, Buck Club youth activities, and a national anti spending revolt affecting local governments.
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High Point
Ed Lane
Enterprise
Lane
Randleman
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