Christmas programs fill town churches with carols and plays
Tomorrow churches plan special services and programs. First Presbyterian hosts Candlelight Carol Service at 5 p.m. directed by Henry Whipleree with an open later. Lindsay Memorial Methodist holds children's parties while Rev Roy C Putnam delivers the morning Christmas message at First Church of God notes Dedication Service at 10 45 a m with Rev Arlo F Newell preaching Unto Us A Born.
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Ree
First Church of God
Christ
Arlo F. Newell
Christmas Music Program at First Baptist Church
The Rev. Paul T. Dannenfeldt will deliver a message for the day as the First Baptist Church presents a Christmas music program in a service Sunday at 7 30. Combined choirs Adult Chorale and Choirs join in a Christmas Cantata Childe J by Clo and Kirk with Miss Hilda Mitchell to sing.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
G. Norman Acker Jr
Childe J
Clo
Kirk
Hilda Mitchell
L. Slate
Arnold Osteen
David W. Adams
James
Carl M
Darrell Holland
Neal
First Pilgrim Holiness Plans Christmas Pageant
About 60 members of First Pilgrim Holiness will present The Coming of Christ pageant tomorrow at 7 30 PM. Grim Bible College in Kernersville will sing O Holy Night during the music portion. The Sunday School conducts a perfect attendance drive with treats for all participants.
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First Pilgrim Holiness
Pilgrim Bible College
Kerners Ville
Ward St. Methodist Christmas Program Saturday Evening
Ward Street Methodist Church will present Its Christmas for Young and Ola by Ise L Schlaitzer on Sunday at 7 50 p m A children's choir of about 30 voices will form a star with stars on robes and will sing carols interspersed by songs concluding with a joyful hallelujah More details on page two.
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Ward St. Methodist
Ise L. Schlaitzer
Ward St. Methodist Church
No Hint From Jury Room Dr. Sheppard Awaits Trial
Cleveland reports the Samuel Sheppard murder trial jury resumed deliberations after 12 hours of discussion with no hint of a verdict. A mistaken juror moment caused a briefing scare as the panel, including foremen Bing Parand or William Lamb, faced hours of tension awaiting the outcome.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Bing Parand
Williar C. Lamb
Francis Huroy
Ie Burger
Edward Blythia
Popularity Problem for Mike Colikas in Greek Village
Mike Colikas, a 70 year old Pittsburgh beauty shop operator, returned to Khios island Greece to help rebuild his birthplace. He refused to run for mayor claiming loss of citizenship, yet voters counted 2,147 ballots with 2,145 for him, prompting international officials to begin packing as tensions rise.
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Greece
Mike Colikas
Pittsburgh
United States
Mike
Tanker Collision in Delaware Bay Sparks Fire
The tanker Atlantic Cape Town and the United Fruit ship Maya collided at 8 20 a m in Delaware Bay. Coast Guard units from Cape May and a Brooklyn plane were dispatched. no injuries reported aboard the Maya, while tanker crew reports were unavailable. The Liberian flagged Atlantic Cape Town, owned by Tanker Transport Inc, was on fire in fog at Cross Ledge elbow.
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United Fruit
Delaware Bay
Coast Guard
Cross Ledge
Cape May
N. J
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Tanker Transport, Inc
Siarte
Love Named Chairman of Burlington Board
Named chairman Love was elected by the Burlington board of directors. J Neal Dow executive vice president of Pacific was chosen president. Henry M former president and director of Pacific is nominated to the Burlington board.
14 Killed In German Train Wreck Near Dortmund
A predawn collision near Dortmund main station killed 14 people including children and injured three others. Rescue teams used cutting torches to free victims as a holiday special train carrying 5300 school children bound for home collided with a second train en route to Hamm. The damaged special continued to Dusseldorf after hours, while officials investigated the crash cause.
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Germany
Dusseldorf Cildren
North Sea
Suit
Hamm
Inside Editorial and Weather Section Highlights
The page outlines editorial and weather items, noting opinion pieces and a brief forecast section. It mentions local topics likely covered by columnists and readers are directed to the weather brief for upcoming conditions.
Sunday Enterprise Holiday Feature Promises Seasonal Pictures
The Sunday Enterprise previews holiday features tomorrow with photo essays on youth and a small-town Christmas mood. It reports on the post office rush, the human effort of letter carriers, new toys in stores, and a cautious word about holiday consumerism.
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de Aeuman
Peiping may set stiff price for airmen release say diplomats
UN diplomats say Chou En Lai will press for China to control access to Formosa and call U N mediation a step toward hearings. He may agree to hear Hammarskjold while insisting U S actions stop.
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Hammarskjold
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U. S
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Hammarskiold
Ham
Peiping Radio Condemns UN Interference in Spying Case
A Peiping radio broadcast denounces any UN intervention in the case of 11 U S citizens jailed on spying charges. The tone is belligerent, insisting no country or organization has the right to interfere. Further details appear on page HIGHT.
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Peiping
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United Nations
U.S
Eisenhower Signals Respectful Opposition to Neutralism
Washington The Eisenhower administration appears poised to adopt a policy of respectful opposition to neutralism in the Cold War. In a nationwide address the President urged self decision for neutrals and promised careful engagement to foster peace and deter aggression among free world nations.
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NATO to Decide Use of Atomic Weapons in Western Europe
Paris officials report NATO ministers edge toward a plan to bolster Western forces with atomic arms if needed and to decide who should authorize their use. The United States resists rigid rules while civilian governments retain final word. alliance members weigh consultation and timing as talks continue.
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Chaillot Palance Annex
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Council of Ministers
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NATO Alliance
U. S
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Soviet Bloc
Weather Outlook Foresees Above Normal Temperatures Across Regions
The Weather Bureau reports a 30 day outlook from mid December to mid January with above normal temperatures in New England, the northern Plains, Northwest and extreme Southwest. Near normal temperatures expected elsewhere while precipitation trends vary across regions.
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Northern Plains
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NATO approves final say on atomic use in Europe defense
In Paris, 14 NATO ministers approve that civilian governments must decide when atomic weapons are used for Western Europe defense. They offer no emergency polling method and note US consultation could be required but not guaranteed in grave crises.
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Paris
Atlantic Alliance
Bell Rate Increase Granted for Southern Bell Co
RALEIGH The State Utilities Commission approved a rate increase for Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co raising annual revenue by about 2.505 million dollars. The commission also authorized intrastate tolls and foreign mileage rates for all North Carolina telephone companies to promote rate uniformity, with December 21 as the effective date. The company said net after tax earnings would be about 1.082 million dollars, while executives pledged to continue serving the state’s fast growth.
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Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
State Utilities Commission
State Supreme Court
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Southern Bell
Southern Rell
North
Herorniy
Stone
Mendes Demands Test Vote After Indochina Budget Setback
Paris Premier Pierre Mendes France faced a demand for a vote of confidence as the National Assembly rejected his Indochina budget. The assembly, voting 301-291 on technical points, left his government weakened and postponed debate on German rearmament to Monday.
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Paris
Pierre
Gere
Man Slain In Bloody Struggle In Fayetteville
Frederick Solomon Monsour about 40 operated Rickey's bar on Hay Street. Police say an intruder beat and shot him to death in his home midnight. His wife fought the assailant with a chair. The couple’s children witnessed the attack. A gauze wrapped pipe was found in the vestibule. Monsour carried $612.50. authorities note this fact in the investigation.
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N.C
Frederick Solomon Monsour
Rickey's
Hay Street
Monsour
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