Clergy Schedule and Youth Fellowship Activities Featured
This week features Rev Corbin Cooper at Whiteville First Baptist and Rev Lloyd Garner guiding a Holy Land slide series at Reavis Memorial. Dr Bernard Boyd heads the First Presbyterian 11 am service with Rev William Curry speaking next week. Communion at Emanuel Lutheran. Harry Hawthorne leads summer services. Main Street Methodist notes South Emphasis Week with a two day Lake Junaluska camp for about 30 MYF members. Reavis Memorial Baptist youth meet after 8:30 service with Cooper as speaker. North Carolina MYF Conference in Durham ends with Rev Parnell Bailey and Taft Bell addressing 450 delegates on Ways to Peace and Discipleship.
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Corbin Cooper
Whiteville
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Lloyd Garner
The
Holy Land
World Alliance
London
Bernard Boyd
University of North Carolina
First Presbyterian Church
William Curry
Greensboro
Roy F. Watts
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Harry Hawthorne
Main Methodist Church
Lena Davis
Methodist
Lake Junaluska
MYF
Jo Anne Sowers
Methodist Youth Fellowship
North Carolina
Durham
Parnell Bailey
Bailey
Duke University Chapel
Sun Day School Schedule Revamped At First Baptist
Sun day school superintendents at First Baptist plan a Sun day school Up Day setting aside 1.11. On that date the one hour class will start at 9 50. Mrs Charles L James of Winston Salem will speak Monday evening at Green St Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meeting. She directs rehabilitation for alcoholics at the hospital.
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First Baptist Church
Woman's Secret
Charles L. James
Winston-Salem
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Green St. Baptist Church
James
Evangelism Committee to Meet for Supper at Church
The Evangelism Committee of First Presbyterian Church will gather for supper in the church dining hall Tuesday at 6 30 PM. After the meal, more on page 8.
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First Presbyterian Church
Governor to survey damage from Diane over coast
Gov Hodges planned aerial survey of hurricane damaged coastal areas after reviewing National Guard forces at Ft Bragg. He would meet with U S Rep Bonner and FHA and SBA officials at Belhaven to aid farmers and small businesses hit by the storms. Emergency loans were declared for 28 eastern counties with salt damage, gypsum subsidies offered to restore soils, and farmers urged to contact FHA supervisors.
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Raleigh
Lina
Diane
National Guard
30Th Infantry Division
Ft. Bragg
Air National Guard
Belhaven
U. S
Herbert C. Bonner
Farmers Home Administration
Small Business Administration
Hodges
Jane Connie
U.S
Kerr Scott
FHA
Scott
Beaufort
Bertie
Brunswick
Camden
Carteret
Chowan
Columbus
Craven
Currituck
Dare
Duplin
Edgecombe
Gates
Greene
Hertford
Hyde
Jones
Lenoir
Martin
New Hanover
Onslow
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Pender
Perquimans
Pitt
Tyrrell
Washington
Ervin Pushes Broad Hurricane Protection Effort
Senator Ervin urged robust hurricane protection funding after Hazel and discussed shore defense, zoning, building codes, and inland aid. Brig. Gen. Itschner highlighted plans to reduce property damage from storms. Governor Hodges and Sen. Scott backed long term measures and disaster legislation.
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Washington
Sen
Ervin
D-Nc
E. C. Itschner
Army Engineers
North Carolina
Congress
Hazel
Connie
Diane
Weather Bureau
Itschner
Army
Hodges
Scott
Carolina
Bryson City men charged over bus routes in North Carolina
The State Utilities Commission charged J. C. Frazier and Glenn Milsaps with hauling passengers without bus franchises and called them to a hearing on September 16 to show cause why their truck licenses should not be revoked. The pair were cited for operating on Smoky Mountain Stages routes. The commission also authorized Smoky Mountains to provide service over U S 64 between Highlands until June 1.
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Alreigh
Bryson City
State Utilities Commission
Commission
J. C. Frazier
Glenn Milsaps
Pear
Motor Vehicles Department
Smoky Mountain Stages
Smoky Mountains
U. S. 64
Highlands
Gallagher To Appeal Sentence In Court Martial
New York Sgt James C Gallagher vows to appeal his court martial verdict to the Supreme Court if needed for murdering two fellow POWs in a Korean camp. He was found guilty of unpremeditated murder collaboration with Chinese Reds mistreatment of prisoners and informing. Sentenced to life with hard labor, the decision is subject to automatic reviews by Army and Judge Advocate General officials.
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New York
James C. Gallagher
U. S. Supreme Court
Gallagher
1St Army
Judge Advocate General
Washington
Brooklyn
Princess Margaret Birthday Sparks Royal Romance Speculation
Residents pack Ballater for a festival at Albergeldie Castle as Princess Margaret turns 25 tomorrow. Speculation swirls over a Townsend marriage and a potential bill to renounce royal succession, with Townsend visiting Belgium with his two sons and Margaret supervising bazaar stalls.
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Ballater
Scotland
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Elizabeth
Crathie
Albergeldie
Balmoral Castle
Castle
Britain
Townsend
Belgium
Mariaerke
Stegenother
Charles
Hugh
John de Laszlo
England
Missing 40 From Flooded Camp Sought
Stroudsburg Pennsylvania reports a dawn search for about 40 people missing from Camp David a private summer camp five miles north of town nearly all residents from New Jersey and Staten Island New York. Fourteen camp buildings were destroyed and state police reached the submerged site with the camp run by Rev. Leon David.
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Stroudsburg
Here
Camp David
Leon David
Manuel
N. J
New Jersey
Fromersey City
Rutherford
West Patterson
West Caldwell
Staten Island
N. Y
Eisenhower Approves Aid For North Carolina Storm Damage
President Eisenhower has granted North Carolina federal aid for Hurricane Diane damage and concedes possible use of remaining funds for Hurricane Connie effects. Gov. Hodges requested permission to apply part of the one million dollars already allocated, with a CDA review to determine further grants.
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Fraser
Colo
Eisenhower
North Carolina
Diane
Connie
Luther Hodges
James Hagerty
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Sunday Enterprise preview tease for High Point area
The High Point Sunday Enterprise promises 48 pages of news and pictures with tomorrow editions featuring a local auto dealer’s new luxury models, a lavish middle price home on the market, and a High Point mother seeking help to reunite with her children. Staffer Bob Marks queries decade long hurricane trends as Editor Holt McPherson reports from Austria on freedom after 17 years.
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High Point
Sunday Enterprise
Bob Marks
Holt McPherson
Leon Burnett
ABC
Thomasville
Miner Pay Hike Reported
Washington reports a new two dollar daily wage raise for many soft coal miners, with a scheduled Sept 1 increase to 19.45 and a further rise to 20.25 by April 1. John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, and Harry M. Moss of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association, reportedly sealed a two-stage contract replacing the three year old deal.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Lewis
Harry M. Moss
Assn
Moses
Northern
Steel
Swis
Southern
Charleston
W. Va
Daily Mail
Little Liz and a Half the People
A fragment hints at social contrast and humor about Little Liz and a version of Liz with broader social insight. The text suggests jokes about class and lifestyle differences in a satirical tone.
Worst Flood in History for Northeast States
The Associated Press reports the Northeast faces its worst flood on record with at least 92 deaths across seven states including Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Virginia. Dams burst and rivers overflowed, leaving thousands homeless, bridges washed out, and cities deprived of water and power as leaders declared emergencies. Rescue crews use helicopters and temporary river crossings are brought in from distant locations. Camp David in Stroudsburg was submerged with 14 buildings destroyed and missing campers feared.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Virginia
Rhode Island
Stroudsburg
Camp David
Aang
Rice City
Uxbridge
Mass
Blackstone River
Woonsocket
R. L
Delaware
Trenton
Seymour
Conn
Marion
Ohio
Riots Rift Morocco Marked by Deaths in Casablanca Suburbs
In Casablanca outskirts tens of thousands of Moroccan workers face bloody clashes as French forces clash with rioters. At least six killed in Casablanca area and several others in Oued Zem and Rabat amid anniversary of Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef’s exile. French authorities bolster troops to quell unrest.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef
Oued Zem
Marrh
Rabat
Gilbert Grandval
France
Grandval
Theaitra
Tan Mohammed Ben Youssef
Worst Over For Most Of Virginia After Diane Floods
Virginia faced an unofficial toll of three to four million dollars in damage from Hurri cane Diane. Two drownings were linked to the storm and more than 120 families were displaced as rivers overflowed. Woodstock suffered a water-leak break in the Shenandoah pipeline, while North Anna River floods threatened U.S. 1 and 301 near Doswell and Hanover.
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Richmond
Virginia
Diane
Old Dominion
Woodstock
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah
Co of
State Health Department
North Anna River
U.S. 1
Disaster Struck 66 Years Ago
In western Pennsylvania on May 31 1889 the South Fork dam burst flooding the Conemaugh Valley near Johnstown. Within an hour the disaster claimed about 2200 lives in Johnstown and surrounding communities with mass destruction noted at Grandview Cemetery where 777 victims remain unidentified.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Conemaugh Valley
Conemaugh River
Ca Alti Valley
Long Creek
Conemaugh
Jennstowns
Grandview
Cemeterie
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Troy
Albany
Ingston
Yookshell
Adams
Pittfield
Fitchburg
Nashua
Boston
Northampton
Chicopee
Hartford
Providence
New England
Dauntless Lane
Park River
By Nancy Hill
Princess
N.C
the Sunday Enterprise
Liz
Enue
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