Christmas Programs Planned by High Point Churches
Several High Point churches announced Christmas events. First Church of God directs a 7 p.m. program with choir, piano, and solos by Mary Evelyn Burns Gail Skidmore Fred Stone and others. First Evangelical and Reformed plans a Sunday 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Mensendiek on The Christmas Story. Children perform a 7 p.m. program Sunday. youth present The Christ Joy Faith Hope and Love and So May Christmas Be to You. The choir cantata Night of the... is scheduled for Christmas Eve at 7:30.
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P.m. Gene Surrett
Helen Newell
Mary Evelyn Burns
Bethlehem
Gail Skidmore
Fred Stone
Henry Hepler
Jesus
Lord
Gene Surrett
Minnie Weisner
Shelby Surrett
Rebecca Tomer
First Church of God
Arlo F. Newell
R. A. Mensendiek
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Leeda Anderson
Lebanon Methodist Church Children Present Christmas Program
Under Mrs. Frank Starrett guidance the children of Lebanon Methodist Church will present a Christmas program tomorrow morning at 9 45 o clock. A candlelight service at 7 p m will feature traditional carols and a special missionary offering.
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Frank Starrett
Children of Grace Church Present Evening Christmas Service
Children of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church will hold a special service tomorrow at 7 30 p m titled O Radiant Night featuring pageant recitation and song. Christmas Eve morning is 11 and a candlelight communion worship will be observed. The Family Christmas service follows on Christmas Day at 11 a m with Rev Paul T Dannenfeldt delivering the message.
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Children of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paul T. Dannenfeldt
Brentwood Baptist to Present The Chimes Kang Pantomime
The Christmas pantomime The Chimes Kang will be staged Sunday at 7 30 pm by Brentwood Baptist Church members under director Billy Lanier and Mr and Mrs B E Vaughan.
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Brentwood Baptist Church
Billy Lanier
B. E. Vaughan
Vesper Carol Service by First Pres Church Choirs
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock the combined choirs of First Presbyterian Church will present an annual vesper carol service. Henry Whipple, minister, will direct the mass choir with special decorations arranged by the Committee on Annuities and Relief. After the service, the continuation appears on page two.
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Henry Whipple
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Thomasville Man Dragged Under Car Dies After Waking Hours
Alfred Workman of Clodfelter Apartments died at City Memorial Hospital from multiple head and spine injuries after being dragged beneath a car for more than two miles late last night. Suspects Paul Culbreth and Donnie Wray Causey were charged with manslaughter and hit and run with bonds set. John Causey remained jailed awaiting a December 29 Recorder's Court hearing.
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Alfred Workman
Clodfelter Apts
City Memorial Hospital
Paul Kelly Culbreth
Rosedale Drive
Donnie Wray Causey
John Corbine Causey
Culbreth
John Causey
Liew
Bond
Passeng Asteadian
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Clodfelter Apt
Nine New York newspapers idle as strike enters weekend
In New York City the nine major dailies remain shut as the Newspaper Mail and Deliverers Union strike enters a weekend with no resumption planned until Monday. Federal mediators report no progress while wage and hours proposals stall negotiations.
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Deliverers
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Space Messages Aid To Military Communications
Washington AP reports a new space communications system designed to aid military worldwide links. ARPA backed Atlas satellite experiments enable relay via two portable radio devices storing and transmitting coded messages to ground stations, with plans to place receivers near the equator for global coverage.
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Eisenhower
Denis Young
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Young
Equator
Antique Demand Unprecedented In Britain
In London an empty ink stand sold for 4410 dollars and a wool tapestry fetched 46200 dollars. A writing table sold near 100000 dollars and four pages from Beethoven’s sketch book brought 10360 dollars. A Flemish prayer book went for 89600 dollars as families seek valuables amid inheritance taxes. Sotheby’s official notes London’s lower dealers’ commission explains London’s rise as international art hub.
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London
England
America
New York
Sotheby's
Tar Heels Get Gas Price Breaks Across Several States
The Associated Press reports drivers enjoyed gas price cuts of five to ten cents a gallon in many areas. A 21 cent price was seen in Concord North Carolina while reductions appeared in Savannah Georgia Raleigh North Carolina Hendersonville North Carolina Greensboro North Carolina and Charleston and Florence. Charleston faces a fuel oil price rise fueling consumer dissatisfaction.
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North Carolina
Savannnah
Raleigh
Hendersonville
Greensboro
Charleston
Florence
Insurance Tangles in Slaying of City Clerk
Police probe the murder of James Bullock a $400-a-month city clerk found dying near the City Art Museum. Investigators weigh how an $87 000 life insurance warps the case alongside multiple policies the victims held and complex past marriage ties.
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ST. Louis
James Bullock
City Art Museum
Union Electric Co
University of St. Louis
Edna Ruth
Glennon E. Engleman
Engleman
Thomas Johnson
Bullock
Duke Surgeons Remove Bone, Not Bullet, From Patient
In Durham Duke Hospital surgeons operated on 50 year old Daniel Clay Long to remove bone but did not extract a bullet fired between his eyes by a Raleigh man. Long is in critical condition after incident Wednesday in Rockingham.
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N.C
Duke Hospital
Daniel Clay Long
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Sunday Enterprise Christmas features spotlight High Point holiday mood
The Sunday Enterprise outlines tomorrow's holiday features in High Point including four local memories of Christmas from four year old Jane Cline and a piece on unusual Yule home decorations by Mrs. Darrell Bulla. From Thomasville comes a holiday shopping season report and a Christmas fantasy about a man whose steadfast belief influences friends.
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Pete Jones
Jane Cline
Darrell Bulla
Thomasville
Chair City
Sunday Enterprise
Holiday Travel Curbed by Major Pilot Strike
About 1,500 American Airlines pilots walked out just before the holiday rush grounding the carrier, with ALPA warning the strike could last six months. Eastern Airlines pilots had already walked out over pay on Nov 24. American says its proposal matches Eastern in pay but pilots dispute working conditions.
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American
Eastern Air Lines
Atlas Sends Yuletide President Message From Space
America celebrates Atlas propulsion as it broadcasts a presidential Yuletide message from space. Eisenhower’s taped address began amid Cape Canaveral launch imagery and promises of later remote controlled replays guiding future mass communications.
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Eisenhower
America
Outer Space
Cape Canaveral
Pentagon
White House
James Hagerty
Anne Wheton
Washington
Freezing Air Sweeps Mid-West
A mass of Arctic air swept the mid continent bringing subzero temps from the Northern Plains to the Ohio Valley. International Falls Minnesota fell to -20 and Pellston Michigan -25 with Pellston dropping over 50 degrees in 24 hours. Snow flurries followed light rain as the cold front moved east.
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Ohio Valley
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Pellston
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Michigan
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Rockies
Wife Charged In Son's Death in Haslemere
Diana Bromley 39 wife of a British cabinet official was charged at Guildford Court with murdering her elder son Martin 13. The bodies of Martin and Stephen 10 were found with throats cut at their country home Thursday. Bromley, niece of Boris Karloff, was found wandering in nearby woods with throat wounds and is considered fit for court.
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England
Diana Bromley
Guildford Court
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Bromley
Boris Karloff
Santa Contemplates Skipping Christmas Delivery
Santa describes a chaotic flight at 30 000 feet as satellites zip by him in all directions. Mrs Claus urges him to continue, citing children’s needs and social duty while comments on reindeer fatigue and modern tech stack the exchange. Santa muses about one last chance for goodwill.
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Mrs. Claus
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