Students Lead Worship at First Baptist Church Evening
About 50 students from First Baptist Church will lead the 7 30 p m service with the theme We Believe And So We Speak The Speech Choir under Duane Best will present two numbers The program also features violin solo by Deanna Lewis and a quartet including Duane Best Sam Gerrard Marvin Slate and Charles White as organist Speakers include Sam Gerrard Ann Culclasure Joe Rawley and Carolyn Welch Dr J E Rawlinson pastor will speak on Question of the Year at the 11 a m service tomorrow
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First Baptist Church
Duane Best
Appalachian State Teachers College
Sam J. Best Jr
Deanna Lewis
W. Carson Lewis
Eastman
Rochester
N. Y
Sam Gerrard
R. A. Gerrard
Baylor University
Marvin Slate
M L. Slate
Mars Hill College
Charles White
J. L. White
L. Slate
Ann Culclasure
H. J. Culclasure
Winthrop College
Joe Rawley
D. A. Rawley
Wake Forest College
Carolyn Welch
Franklin C. Welch
Carson-Newman College
Southern Baptist Churches
J. E. Rawlinson
Dr Charles Tabor to Speak at Home Church Sunday
Former Lexington Avenue Baptist member Dr Charles Tabor returns to his home church for 11 am worship and will be guest on the Bible Questions and Answers radio program with Rev Woodrow Robbins. He and Mrs Tabor plan to leave the United States in summer 1958 after studies at Yale University and other institutions.
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Charles Tabor
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Woodrow W. Robbins
Calvary Church to Present Wesley Hymns Program
Calvary Methodist Church will host a 7:30 p.m. worship program on hymns of Charles Wesley under the direction of Norman Wamplar, a High Point College student, at tomorrow's service.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Norman Wamplar
High Point College
Charles Wesley
Wesleyan Youth Convenes Fifth Sunday Convention in Thomasville
Wesleyan Youth of the High Point district holds a Fifth Sunday Convention at 3 p.m. in First Wesleyan Methodist Church Thomasville. A panel of four teenagers and two ministers will discuss the question What should our attitude be as Christian youth toward social activities in public schools. The panel includes Rev. Melvin L. Gentry and Rev. Carl V. Sparks.
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Wesleyan
High Point
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Thomasville
Melvin L. Gentry
Carl V. Sparks
Antarctic Claims Urged by U S Officials
Washington reports two senior Republicans urge the United States to stake claims in Antarctica. Rep Tollefson says NSC backs objectives, while Rep Judd advocates a just and equitable settlement to prevent future disputes.
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Washington
U. S
Antarctic
Rep
Tollefson
Rwash
National Security Council
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Judd
R-Minn
Subcontinent
Emotions May Scar New Babies
Indianapolis reports new tests show babies can be emotionally scarred by maternal stress during pregnancy. Pregnant rats subjected to anxiety or shocks produced offspring with abnormal emotional behavior, possibly via hormonal changes. Foster-mother stress also altered offspring. Findings discussed by William R. Thompson of Wesleyan University and relate to human studies suggesting maternal emotional upsets affect unborn children.
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Indianapolis
American Assny For the Advancement of Science
William R. Thompson
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Thompson
Hillary Party Reaches Point Of No Return
Sir Ed Hillary and a four man New Zealand party press toward the South Pole 240 miles from the bottom of the world. Hillary reports 10 000 feet altitude strain but 41 miles covered in one night and an even pace over recent days. Scott base monitoring notes link to the ill fated 1912 journey. Vivian Fuchs team to the pole from the opposite direction has logged 35 miles with nearly 500 still to go.
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Auckland
N. Z
Sir Edmund Hillary
South Pole
Hillary
Scott Base
McMurdo Sound
Ross Sea Committee
Robert F. Scott
Pole
Scott
Vivian Fuchs
Fuchs
15-Year-Old Sentenced to Life for Patricide in California
In Long Beach California a 15-year-old. John Lawrence Mil, convicted of first degree murder for smothering 2-year-old Laura Helen Wetzel, was sentenced to life in an adult state prison. The judge set the term after rejecting a second degree finding and the boy vowed to resist. The defense urged psychiatric treatment, while the district attorney labeled him a cold-blooded murderer who will likely kill again if released.
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Long Beach
Calif
John Lawrence Mil
Harold A. Miller
Beach Vasey
Laura Helen Wetzel
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Miller
D.A
Ted Sten
Vasey
Air Force
Charles Wetzel
Rolling Hills Estates
Indonesia Faces Famine Amid Political Turmoil
Former Vice President Mohammed Hatta warned that mismanagement by officials risks famine as anti Dutch campaigns disrupt food distribution. Cabinet discussions addressed barter trade and potential arms from Communist countries while West Irian tensions and U.N inertia fueled the crisis.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Mohammed Hatta
Hatta
Bungling
Pia
Java
Subandrio
Netherlands
West Irian
West New Guinea
West Irian Action Committee
Sunday Enterprise previews 1958 High Point business forecast
The Sunday Enterprise will publish tomorrow a special report by Roger W. Babson forecasting High Point business for 1958 and a national economy outlook for next year. It also notes 1958 auto tag sales proceed under new state law and outlines the procedure by staff writer Pete Jones. A separate World Outlook surveys East West tensions for 1958 with AP correspondents' insights.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson
High Point
Pete Jones
Sunday Enterprise
Associated Press
The
Enterprise
President Plans Quiet Weekend at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower and family arrived at Gettysburg as he plans a quiet weekend with no scheduled appointments. He will work on the State of the Union message due to Congress January 9, while arranging meetings with officials and staying through the New Year holiday. The presidential party included top aides and grandchildren plus the German shepherd Heidi riding in the motorcade.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Farm
White House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Heidi
Hagerty
John Meoney
Walter Tkach
John Eisen O
Anne
John Eisenhower
Washington
Reds Offer Economic Aid Prompts East West Debate at Cairo Conference
At the African-Asian People's Conference delegates from 42 nations discussed imperialism disarmament and racial discrimination while praising a Soviet plan to provide sweeping economic aid to Asia and Africa. The proposal urged nationalizing Western businesses and leveraging profits, seen as a move to push Western enterprise from the region.
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Cairo
Russia
Algeria
Palestine
U.S
East
Egypt
Suez Canal
Apushavan A. Agafonovich
Indonesia
Africa
Asia
Orphans Welcome Guests to New House in Burnsville
In Burnsville North Carolina the five McCracken orphans hosted an open house at their new home built by local citizens after their blind father died last fall. Hundreds attended as special guests and donors who contributed money and materials to the project. The event ran through tomorrow after a rain delay.
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Burnsville
N.C
McCracken
Three Kidnapped Gunmen Trail Reaches South Carolina
Police traced a kidnapping spree that left two men dead and a pianist wounded to a pair of gunmen, Henry Clay Overton and W Carpenter, linked to a New York restaurant shooting. They fled south with captives, releasing a girl near Richmond Virginia and Allman in Cheraw South Carolina.
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George P. Kaldes
Kenneth Fisher
Bernard Mainer
FBI
Henry Clay Overton
Rich mond woman recounts six hour kidnapping ordeal
A 55 year old Richmond Virginia woman Miss Asonia G Allman told police she was taken by two white gunmen while driving on US 1 in Virginia. The men tied her, forced her car southward and dumped her near Cheraw South Carolina after a 12 hour trip. They bragged of shooting three people in Washington and carried a sawed off shotgun and pistol.
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Hamlet
N.C
Richmond
Asonia G. Allman
Virginia
Washington, D.C
FBI
Henry Clay Overton
Wayne Carpenter
Washington
City grants boost from bachelors poll tax in Kitchener
In Kitchener Ontario city coffers gain 10 350 from 1 035 bachelors who pay a ten dollar poll tax while not owing property taxes. This fiscal detail outlines the unusual funding source and the number of contributors.
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Kitchener
Ont
Fourteen Uninjured Rescued After Miner Tragedy
In AMONATE Virginia West Virginia border the Pocahontas Fuel Co Mine No 31 blast trapped 25 miners. Eleven bodies recovered while fourteen survivors were brought out uninjured after the first gray light. Rescue work continued amid smoke and gas. An inquiry by the West Virginia Department of Mines will probe the cause.
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Amonate
Virginia-West Virginia
Pocahontas Fuel Co
West Virginia
Border
Bishop
Mitchell Harris
Cedar Bluff
Carrico
Miners Rescued After Five-Hour Underground Holdout
In AMONATE Virginia 22 men were trapped at Mine No. 31 after a gas explosion at 6:30 p.m. Fourteen were rescued five hours later in a sheltered brattice area. Survivors described the blast as a muffled concussion, the crew standing together, awaiting rescue with anxious relief.
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Amonate
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