Pilgrim Holiness Church Elects Officers at NC District Meeting
Ministers and delegates of the North Carolina District of the Pil grim Holiness Church elected officers for the coming conference year during the 46th annual conference held August 15 16. Re elected district superintendent Rev W F Page Kernersville heads the slate. Officers include assistant superintendent Rev Wray J Smith secretary Rev J A Grout Sr treasurer L B Gallimore. District council members named are Rev R I McCluskey Greensboro Rev H B Barger Harkers Island Rev O L Ruth Burlington Rev R J Hobbs Mebane and Rev L L Lange Thomasville.
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North Carolina
Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. F. Page
Kernersville
Wray J. Smith
J. A. Grout Sr
High Point
L. B. Gallimore
Greensboro
Fred Moore to Speak at North Main Street Baptist Church
Fred Moore, former church member, will speak at all worship services this Sunday at the North Main Street Baptist Church. The announcement notes his return to the pulpit for the day.
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Fred Moore
North Main Street
Mr. Moore
Joint Youth Week Activities Across Two Churches
Rankin Memorial and Lebanon Methodist Churches co sponsor Youth Activities Week from Aug 26 to Sept 1 with nightly alternations between ministries. Five speakers cover citizenship faith fellowship outreach and witness concluding with a city lake picnic and joint communion at Rankin. Ministers switched at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church name Rev D C Stone as new pastor replacing Rev J W Phillips who moves to Kings Mountain. Rev Stone previously served Hickory Chapel Concord and Asheboro and now resides at 308 Ennis Street parsonage. The Women's Organizing convention of the United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of NC meets at Lenoir Rhyne College Aug 16 20 with mission reports and new officers forthcoming. Dr Eugene C Few Greensboro district Methodist will speak at Wesley Memorial tomorrow on Making Life Hold Together.
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Rankin Memorial
Lebanon Methodist
Lebanon
City Lake
Rankin
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Herb Waldrop
Grady Whicker
Marge Case
Stanly Baker
Vancyl Linthicum
Wesleyan Methodist Churches
Ennis Street
Wesleyan Methodist Church
D. C. Stone
Farmville
J. W. Phillips
Phillips
Kings Mountain
Stone
High Point
Hickory Chapel
Concord
Asheboro
Ennis
Eugene C. Few
Greensboro
The
Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point Sub District Youth Fellowship Update
The High Point Sub-District of the Methodist Youth Fellowship features updates and notices. more details appear on page two.
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High Point
The
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Dulles and Shepilov Weigh Canal Crisis Talks
London report says Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Dmitri Shepilov conferred nearly 90 minutes on a possible Suez Canal compromise. Dulles toured the British Foreign Office with Pineau and Lloyd as behind the scenes bargaining continued. Western and Eastern blocs debated international control versus Egypt ownership with ideas for a preparatory four nation commission and an international body to oversee free passage.
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Carl Hartman
London
Dulles
Russia
Dmitri Shepilov
Suez Canal
Charles E. Bohlen
U. S
Moscow
Interwee
Foreign Office
Christian Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
Shepilov
Egypt
U. N
U. N. General Assembly
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Pineau
Shepsley
United States
U.S
India
Spain
Alberto Martin Artajo
Cyprus relaxes curbs as EOKA truce holds in Nicosia
In Cyprus the first easing of security since the EOKA truce began is announced. Nighttime motorcycle and bicycle bans are lifted in Nicosia and Limassol as daily life returns to pre-emergency patterns. The British government warns it will wait two weeks to gauge if the truce persists.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
EOKA
Limassol
Greece
Oper
Makarios
Seychelle Islands
Indian Ocean
Liner Homeric Collides With Greek Ship in Quebec Harbor
In dense fog in Quebec harbor the 16 152 ton liner Homeric owned by Home Lines struck the 9 800 ton Greek Line ship Columbia moored at her berth. No injuries were reported as the Homeric, under tow, crushed lifeboats and ripped Columbia’s side. Harbor officials noted thick fog limited visibility along the St Lawrence River.
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Quebec
Europe
Columbia
Bremerhaven
Germany
St. Lawrence River
Home Lines
North Atlantic
San Francisco
Sunday Enterprise Previews Varying Local Features
The Sunday Enterprise teases pollen hazards hay fever in Carolina with a story by Pete Jones. It highlights fall fashion findings by Forrest Cates, bachelor-women’s plight by Dick Bickerton, unemployment fraud warning by Robert Marks, plus a broad lineup of Talent Search coverage, a women’s section, Pearsall Plan commentary, sports notes, GOP convention previews, and a feature on Harry Truman.
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Enterprise
Pete Jones
Carolina
High Point
Thomasville
Dick Bickerton
Dave Gillespie
Pearsall
North Carolina
Sublic
San Francisco
Harry Juman
Democrats Patch Up Rifts To Line Up Behind Adlar
In San Francisco Republicans claim the Open ticket of Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver could rival Eisenhower Nixon. The GOP notes Kefauver’s selection shifts dynamics, while Nixon defends Eisenhower’s electability as the convention debates veer.
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Adlar
GOP
San Francisco
Stevenson
Los Angeles
Nixon
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Herter
Chicago
Kefauver Named Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate
Estes Kefauver won the Democratic vice presidential nomination on a second ballot at the convention, defeating John Kennedy with 755% to 589%. Kennedy’s motion made Kefauver's nomination unanimous amid Southern grumbling, while Kefauver pledged to fight alongside Adlai Stevenson and criticized Nixon without direct mention.
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Kefauver
Tennessee
Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Nixon
Florida
California
North Carolina Delegation Backs Stevenson Kefauver Ticket
North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges led the delegation at the Democratic National Convention and backed the Stevenson Kefauver ticket. Hodges received 40 votes on the first ballot, with most votes shifting to John F. Kennedy on the second ballot. John D. Larkins Jr. had placed Hodges’ name before the convention, seconded by Irvin Carlyle and Mrs. B. B. Everett.
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Hodges
North Carolina
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
John D. Larkins Jr
Democratic Committee
Irvin Carlyle
B. B. Everett
Typhoon Babs Leaves US Servicemen Dead in Japan
The powerful Typhoon Babs crossed northern Japan and moved to the Pacific, killing at least three American servicemen among 30 total fatalities. Winds dropped from 115 to 50 mph as it struck northern Honshu. Japanese police report 27 dead, 16 missing, 168 injured, and 6,000 homeless amid widespread flooding.
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Tokyo
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Okinawa
U.S
Honshu
Democratic Unity Show At Stockyards Arena For Stevenson
Delegates at the Chicago convention staged a unity display behind Adlai E. Stevenson promising a new era of world progress. Sen. Estes Kefauver and Sen. John F. Kennedy shared spotlight as Truman offered reluctant support and Stevenson urged an end to Washington drift and a campaign to abolish poverty and expand freedom for all. The rally included Truman joking about prior doubts and signaling a strong, aggressive campaign tone. More on page eight.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Washingon
Stockyards International
Stevenson
Washington
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Truman
Averell Harriman
New York
America
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Adlai Stevenson, Jr
Adlai, Jr
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the Sunday Enterprise
Forrest Cates
Robert Marks
Estes
Fred S. Hoffman
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John Kennedy
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Gaza
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