Homecoming at Oak Grove Baptist and revival week planned
The Oak Grove Baptist Church observes Homecoming Day tomorrow to start a revival series led by Pastor Rev. R. L. Smith with Bobby McDowell of North Carolina State College as speaker. Music by the North State Quartet and local groups, a picnic follows, and revival continues all week.
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Oak Grove Baptist Church
Bobby McDowell
North Carolina State College
R. L. Smith
North State
Revival Series Slated at High Point Church Mission
The Rev. Rufus McDaniel of Collinsville Virginia will lead a revival series at the Brethren Mission Church in High Point from September 1 to 8 with services each evening at 7 30. The newly organized mission is opening with these events.
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George A. Hales
Fairfield Methodist Church
Hales
Hales Oil Interest
Rufus McDaniel
Collinsville
High Point Church
The
Brethren Mission
Holiday Deaths Mount During Labor Day Weekend
The Associated Press reports Labor Day getaway traffic deaths climb toward 420 as millions travel. Estimates project 420 or fewer fatalities in the 78 hour period through Monday midnight, with prior holiday tolls for reference and overall fatalities noted.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Safety Organization
The
Safety Council
Farm plan scrutiny urged by Benson at farm economics meet
Secretary of Agriculture Benson challenged the American Farm Economy Association to provide objective scientific review of farm policy economics. He urged continued appeals to land grant colleges for advice, warned that postwar regimentation and price supports created lingering surpluses and costly obligations, and urged careful policy craft without endorsing his personal program.
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Lake Junaluska
N.C
Benson
Ecome Assahere
Economists’ Organization
U.S. Agriculture Department
Reds Reject Of Disarm Plan Seen A Boner By Zorin
US officials privately say Russia blundered in rejecting the Western first stage disarmament plan in London. The breakdown of talks appears near, with blame debated as propaganda heats up. Harold Stassen returned from London for consultations and hopes for a different Soviet reply. Page Eight continuation.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
Russia
London
Valerian Zorin
United Nations General Assembly
Hungary
State Department
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Dulles
Stassen
Zorin
Sunday Enterprise previews school opening stories
The Sunday Enterprise outlines the upcoming school year with plans to cover opening schedules and enrollment handling for High Point students. It notes a multi story package on integration outlook and a feature on street improvements in Thomasville by staff writer Wint Capel.
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High Point
Sunday Enterprise
Thomasville
Wint Capel
The
Kasper to Speak in Winston-Salem Amid Opposition
Segregationist John Kasper planned a noon speech in Winston-Salem with tours to Greensboro and Charlotte amid protests from officials pro segregation groups and newspapers. He argued the talks would be on courthouse lawns and vowed to return to Nashville afterward while planning further North Carolina activity.
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Winston-Salem
John Kasper
North Carolina
Kasper
Associated Press
Greensboro
Charlotte
Clinton
Tenn
Nashville
Winston Salem
Raleigh
Knoxville
Pickets See Island In The Sun After Conversation
Pickets from the United Southern Employes Assn in Charlotte halted protests to watch Island In The Sun after a patron asked whether the film harms the Southern way of life. Somersett, union organizer, questioned a patron and received a pro segregation reply.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Alex Waugh
West Indies
United Southern Employes Assn
William
Graham May Extend Stay In Charlotte
Evangelist Billy Graham hopes to extend his Crusade in Charlotte North Carolina from four to six weeks starting September 28 1958 at the Charlotte Coliseum Auditorium Delegation led by Mayor Jim Smith and George M Ivey urged the extension at Charlotte Night in Madison Square Garden Graham noted home ties and crowd size with more than 18000 attending and says funds will help the local committee while the New York Crusade executive committee backs the plan
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New York
Billy Graham
Charlotte
N.C
Graham
Charlotte Coliseum
Madison Square Garden
Coliseum
Jim Smith
George M Ivey
Charlotte Crusade
Lawmakers End Year With Walkout and Witty Speeches
Washington lawmakers weighed how to adjourn as the 85th Congress wrapped up. Democrats sparred with Republicans over farm aid while Lyndon Johnson praised Knowland amid a light, closing-session mood in the House and Senate.
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Ason
Knowland
California
Golden State
Sen
Rachel
Johnson
Senate
Cooper
R-Ky
Capitol
Rep
Gray
D-Ill
Molotov Named Ambassador to Outer Mongolia
Moscow reports V M Molotov a former premier and foreign minister is appointed ambassador to the Outer Mongolian People's Republic. The move follows Khrushchev’s Kremlin shakeup and targets Molotov’s limited influence with Mongolia, a nominal posting as Moscow tightens control.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Outer Mongolia
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Georgi Malenkov
Kazakhstan
Mongolia
Molotov
Izvestia
Mongolian People’s Republic
Genghis Khan
Stalin
Congress Ends A Busy Session With Civil Rights Victory
The 85th Congress adjourned after an eight month session highlighted by the civil rights bill and Eisenhower’s stalled agenda. Lawmakers head home for a rough 1958 session amid major issues including natural gas regulation social security liberalization farm relief and housing program extensions. Senate and House adjourned in the early afternoon with Democrats defending the record despite President Eisenhower’s disappointment.
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Washington
85Th
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Alsc
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Official Quits After Showing Lewd Movies
James H. Bobo the 35 year old former Kefauver subcommittee chief counsel resigned as Memphis administrative assistant after admitting he showed pornographic sex movies at Memphis parties He burned the films after they were exposed to a reporter and said the screenings were to illustrate the trash uncovered by the juvenile delinquency hearings. Kefauver sought to recover or confirm ownership of the films and Orgill accepted the resignation.
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Memphis, Tenn
Kefauver Subcommittee
Memphis
James H. Bobo
Edmund Orgill
Bobo
Sen
Estes Kfauver
D-Tenn
Pi Kappa Alpha
Memphis State
Washington
Kefauver
Lions Club
Bissharck
N. C
William Langer
Orgill
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T. W. Tippett
Baptist State Convention
Georgia
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MR. McDannel
Ange
Clifford Brooks
House of Representatives
the Sunday Enterprise
John Kas Pe
Tennessee
South
Enterprise Tomorrow
Twin City
Luther Hodges
Maryland
Lip
Christopher
D-Mo
Humphrey
D-Minn
Tech- Ripa
Malenkov
Khrushchev
Clyde Walker
DuPage County
Wheaton
Chicago
Pasquale Arthur Capitanelli
Lombard
Presbyterian Hospital
Cne
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