Advent season church programs unfold in High Point
As Advent nears its climax High Point churches host traditional Christmas services and seasonal programs. Oak Hill Friends Church plans The Music of Bethlehem tomorrow at 7 30 p m. First Methodist features Christmas stories in song with narrations by Jim Rose and soloists Jim King Bob Allred Charles Ferguson Mrs Lena Hedrick Ramona Harris. Calvary Methodist Youth present The Nativity at 7 30 p m Sunday with Rev W A Morton directing. Candlelight Carol Service by First Presbyterian is tomorrow at 5 p m followed by open house and children's parties. Saint Mary's Laymen host The Merry Christmas Party Monday at 8 p m. Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed choir offers sacred Christmas music tomorrow at 5 p m with Mrs Fred C Murphy Jr directing and soloists Mrs Jay Howard Mrs Jay Wilson Hunt Miss Nancy Myers and William Palmer.
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High Point
Bethlehem
Choir of
Oak Hill Friends Church
First Methodist Church
Jim Rose
Jim King
Bob Allred
Charles Ferguson
Lena Hedrick
Ramona Harris
Youth Fellowship of
Calvary Methodist Church
Margaret I. Snyder
W. A. Morton
Charles Holcombe
First Presbyterian Church
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Laymen’s League
Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fred C. Murphy Jr
First Church of the Nazarene
E. Green St
C. E. Shumake
Ala
Mr. Shumake
Peen
Vestry Officers Named for Saint Marys Church 1957
Saint Marys Episcopal Church announces 1957 officers led by Senior Warden Gilbert Clinard and Junior Warden William Sheloff. Baxter Freeze serves as Vestry Clerk, Robert Tunstall as Treasurer, Irwin Coffield as Chancellor. Judge D C MacRae elected Chancellor Emeritus for his legal advisory service.
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Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Gilbert Clinard
William Sheloff
Baxter Freeze
Robert Tunstall
Irwin Coffield
D. C. MacRae
Brotherhood for 1957 Leaders Approved by First Baptist
First Baptist Church approved the 1957 leaders of the Brotherhood for the Southern Baptist men. Elected were Darrell M. Holland president Franklin C. Welch activities vice president T M Guy membership vice president J E Reid program vice president Neal Lancaster Joe Parks secretary and Leon Corder treasurer. The group aims to support men in the church program.
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Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
Church In
Darrell M. Holland
Franklin C. Welch
T. M. Guy
J. E. Reid
Neal Lancaster
Joe Parks
Leon Corder
NATO Eyes UN Settlement as Dulles Returns
NATO leaders pressed for Middle East settlement through the United Nations and urged close monitoring of Soviet moves. The AtlAntic alliance endorsed renewed unity post Suez while noting coolness toward Britain and France re Egypt. Dulles heads home to brief Eisenhower on Paris talks and Nehru discussions.
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Paris
Atlantic Alliance
Middle East
United Nations
NATO
Suez Canal
U. N
Hungary
U. S
Atlantic
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Egypt
White House
State Department
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Nehru
China
United States
Britain
France
Big Three Harmony
Sunday Enterprise Preview Highlights Santa Letters and Local Features
Staff writers explore Christmas requests from High Point children with a focus on a movie star, plus a profile of a license examiner's tense driving moments. The section previews divorce mill controversy in Municipal Court, checks on rubber check scams during holidays, and a deaf missionary interpreter near Thomasville under a Baptist arch program.
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Santa
Santa Claus
Robert Marks
High Point
Tom Alston
Thomasville
North Carolina
Ed Lane
Amark
Baptist Arch
Fulbright backs tighter credit to curb inflation
Sen. Fulbright chairman of the Senate Banking Committee voiced support for monetary restraint through higher interest rates to fight inflation. He acknowledged political difficulty and differed with some Democrats led by Sen. Humphrey and Reps. Patman Teague who criticized tight money for hurting home buyers and small business.
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Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
Minnesota
Patman
Teague
Texas
Federal Reserve Board
Eisenhower
William McC.martin Jr
Reserve Board
Senate House
Martin
Leading Oil Geologist Everett DeGolyer Dies by Suicide
Dallas oil pioneer Dr. Everett Lee DeGolyer, 70, renowned for reducing exploration risk, shot himself at his desk. He was found by his secretary with a .38 revolver nearby. verdict ruled death by self action. His son cited years of illness and sight loss.
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Dallas
Everett Lee DeGolyer
Dorothy E. Pitts
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Byrd
DeGolyer
E. L. Degolyer Jr
Tension Mounts in Port Said Attacks Hit UN Patrols
Tense Port Said reports guerrilla strikes on UN blue helmets and British forces as the withdrawal of British and French troops nears. Maj. Gen. Burns protests to Cairo authorities while searches widen for kidnapped Lt. Moorhouse. The Theseus sails with 1100 British soldiers as Jews flee Port Said amid hostage fears.
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U.N
E. L. M. Burns
Cairo
Nasser
Hugh Stockwell
Anthony Moorhouse
Moorhouse
Stockwell
Suez Canal
Britain
France
Northeast Grapples with Rain and Snow Storm Toll Rises
A prewinter storm drenching the Northeast brought heavy rain and up to a foot of snow in New York and New England. The system caused transportation halts and at least nine deaths, including two youths in Massachusetts and one in New Jersey. widespread hazardous driving spread from the East to the Midwest.
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Associated Press
New York State
New Jersey
Raynham
Mass
New England
Weather Bureau
Plains
Atlantic Coast
Ohio
West Virginia
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Mississippi Valey
Florida
Pacific Northwest
Fragmented Phrase Riffs on People and Money
An unclear excerpt questions why many individuals spend or lose money after acting. The text reads as a garbled stream of words with no definite event, date, place, or identifiable entities to anchor a factual summary.
Ground soaking rain ends Carolina dry spell
Carolinians welcomed a rain that ended a dry spell and reduced forest fire risk. Measurements included Asheville 0.37 and Charlotte 0.75 inches with broader totals across cities. Forest fires were reported in western North Carolina and South Carolina last week, with 200 fires burning 1,615 acres before control.
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Associated
Asheville
Charleston
Charlotte
Columbia
Greensboro
Greenville
S. C
Carolinas
Big Warrior Mountain
Tryon-Saluda
North Carolina
State Forestry Department
South Carolina
Magazines Will Cease Publication
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. will discontinue Collier's and The Woman's Home Companion next month. The board cited rising costs and advertising revenue declines with a combined weekly circulation near 8 million. About 2,600 employees face job losses as Look magazine takes over unexpired subscriptions.
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New York
Collier's
The
Woman's Home Companion
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Paul C. Smith
Smith
Crowell-Collier
Collier” S
Companion
Gardner Cowles
Cowles Magazine, Inc
Look Magaine
Colliers
Chinese Traditionalist Doctors Succeed With Ancient Methods
Editor's note by David Lancaster describes a Peiping hospital blending ancient Chinese remedies with Western techniques. Dr Wei Ching ming explains staff roles where 51 traditional doctors treat patients while 13 Western doctors handle diagnosis and X rays.
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David Lancashire
China
Wei Ching-ming
Hospital of Chinese Medicine
Wei
Martial Law Forces Strikes as Hungary Cracks Down
In Budapest the Soviet backed Radar government imposes martial law to end strikes and passive resistance. Western reporters Eric Waha and Richard Kilian expelled after 11 hours to cross the frontier. Workers in Budapest plants and mines refuse to work as factories remain under Soviet occupation.
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Budapest
Radio
Eric Waha
Associated Press
Richard Kilian
London Daily Express
Keczkemet
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Indictment Targets Green and Six Over Depot Fraud
A federal grand jury in Scranton indicted Rep. William J. Green Jr. and five contractors for alleged fraud and deception tied to the 33 million dollar Tobyhanna Army Signal Corps depot. The charges include a $10 000 payoff and $20 000 illegally routed through Green s Philadelphia insurance business. The defendants named are John P. Gilboy Jr Joseph Rochez Frederick J Raff Robert W Brown and John B Kemmel.
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Scranton
William J. Green Jr
Philadelphia
Army Signal Corps
Tobyhanna
Green
Herbert J. McGlinchey
House
Armed Services Committee
John P. Gilboy Jr
Joseph Rochez
Rochez Brothers, Inc
al Burgh Construction
Frederick J. Raff
Hartford
Gee Plumbing
Robert W. Brown
Consolidated Construction Co
Merchantville
N.J
John B. Kemmel
McGlinchey
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Dan W. Smith
Jay Howard
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Nancy Myers
William Palmer
South Pole
McMurdo Sound
U.S. Navy
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By John M. Hightower
the Sunday Enterprise
Man OF
Forrest Cates
Pete Jones
High Point Police
Mexico
Petero No. 4
Mexican Eagle Oil Co
Port Said
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