Student Recognition Day at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
The church will observe Student Recognition Day during morning worship. The church bulletin will list 108 youths enrolled in various schools. Readers and performers include Bob Marsh Guilford College Ellen Foscue Duke Paul Moss Jr High Point College and Wanna McAnally Duke.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Church Bulletin
Bob Marsh
Guilford College
Ellen Foscue
Duke
Paul Moss Jr
High Point College
Wanna McAnally
Carter Ingram
Marty Chernault
Sherry Kearns
Amos Kearns Jr
Phil Davis
Pete Jones
Freddie Munday
Bobby Kirkman
Judy Risch
Southern Seminary
Lord Jesus
Student Night Observed at E Green Street Church
Tomorrow evening at E Green Street Baptist Church a Student Night will be observed. The theme is Student Night at Christmas and youth including Buddy Nickens Larry Grisset Shelby Jean Grady Rachel Mixon Beverly Ussery Pat Stout Bob Williams Tommy Teague and John Whaley will participate. The youth choir will sing and the pastor will deliver a short message.
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E. Green Street Baptist Church
Buddy Nickens
Larry Grisset
Shelby Jean Grady
Rachel Mixon
Beverly Ussery
Pat Stout
Bob Williams
Tommy Teague
John Whaley
First Baptist Watch Night Services Outline 1956–57
Watch Night at First Baptist Church starts at 9 p.m. with activities in the Training Union and a film in the Young People’s Department. At 11:15 p.m. the sanctuary service features a “Mountain Tops of 1956 and Aspirations for 1957” theme with music by Norman Acker Jr. and a student-led program on service.
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First Baptist Church
Training Union
Young People’s Department
Norman Acker Jr
First Baptist
Joy Goldsmith
College
Marjorie Boyles
Byron Godfrey
Paul Boyles
Best
Margaret Slate
Judy Williams
Joe Rawley
Marilyn Pruette
Helen Lucas
Don Reid
Barry Ruth
Friends of the High Point Area Hold January Meeting
The Quarterly Meeting of the Friends of the High Point area convenes January 5 at the High Point Friends Meeting House on Quaker Lane. Attending groups include Oak Hill Deep River Springfield Archdale and High Point Meetings. Ministry and Counsel meet at 10 a.m. led by presiding clerk W Evans Cecil. The Rev. David Stanfield of Springfield preaches at 11 a.m. Lunch follows in Ragan Hall, with an afternoon business session at 1 15 p.m.
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Friends of the
High Point
Student Night at Christmas Program Set for Tomorrow
A Student Night at Christmas program will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m at N Main Street Baptist Church with students home from college in charge.
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N. Main Street Baptist Cirect
Masses Planned at Immaculate Heart on Jan 1
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church on Mont lieu will offer three masses on January 1 to observe the Feast of Circumcision. Morning services are at 6:00 and 8:30, with an evening mass at 5:30. Confessions noted but details continue on page two.
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Immaculate Heart of Mary
Montlieu
Winds May Aid Firemen In Malibu Blaze
Malibu fires threaten 65 homes and 27000 acres in Los Angeles and Ventura counties as changing winds raise hopes of control. Lake Sherwood blaze expanded yesterday while Zuma Beach fire neared containment and Malibu fire officials shifted to defense under federal aid request. Governor Knight sought federal assistance in Sacramento.
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Calif
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
Ventura
Lake Sherwood
Zuma Beach
Here
James K. Mace
Eisenhower
Los Angeles County
Mace
Chou En Lai to Cut Short India Visit
Communist Chinese Premier Chou En Lai will shorten his return visit to India and postpone a Nepal trip. He is expected to return to Peiping for urgent consultations ahead of a Moscow trip slated to begin January 7. Chou had held talks with Nehru and Burma’s leaders during his stay.
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New Delhi
India
Chou En-lai
Nepal
Chou
Peiping
Red China
Moscow
Nehru
Burma
Pakistan
North America
Europe
Eisenhower tests Middle East peace plan with military aid
Washington officials reviewed a double edged proposal to pressure Middle East peace using military force and large economic aid. Secretary Dulles prepared to unveil the plan with President Eisenhower at a New Year’s Day White House meeting with congressional leaders. A leak strategy aimed to assay public and congressional reaction.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Dulles
Congress
White House
New York Bomb Scare Wave Hits City as Police Close In
New York Police face a wave of 36 bomb scares in 24 hours as Chief James B. Leggett tightens bomb squad duties. A Times Square theater find and Macy's each prompted alarms, while two real bombs were linked to the Mad Bomber. A man in Grand Central collapsed and died amid questioning.
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New York
James B. Leggett
Times Square
Madison Square Garden
Macy's Department Store
Queens
Manhattan
Grand Central Terminal
Paramount Theater
George der
Bethlehem
Coleonseo
Grand Central Station
Cormac
Congressmen Name New Secretaries
Three North Carolina congressmen elect named new secretaries. Paul Kitchin chose Jane Pratt a former congress helper and the state’s first woman in Congress. Basil Whitener selected Herbert Lineberger who served Woodrow Jones’s staff and Bulwinkle’s era. Ralph Scott picked Harold Thomerson of Winston Salem who has led the NC Democratic Club of Washington and began as Folger’s secretary in 1943.
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Washington
North Carolina
Paul Kitchin
Wadesboro
Jane Pratt
D-Nc
Congress
William Umstead
Raeford
Basil L. Whitener
Gastonia
Herbert M. Lineberger
Dallas
Whitener
Woodrow W. Jones
Lineberger
A. L. Bulwinkle
Air Force
Ralph J. Scott
Danbury
Harold Thomerson
Winston-Salém
Thomerson
Democratic Club
Rep
Joan Folger
Uprising in Celebes Island Reported in Indonesia
Report from Jakarta notes a violent Celebes uprising with 3,713 buildings burned in Kabeana South Celebes and 21 schools among targets. No deaths reported. Rebels linked to a defensors of justice movement, separate state aims, and sympathy for Sumatra revolt. Premier Sastroamidjojo's government gains backing from two coalition parties. More on page eight.
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Sumatra
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Indonesia
Jakarta
Celebes
Defenders of Justice
Kabeana
South
Sastroamidjojo
Traffic Deaths Run Behind Yale Record
The Associated Press reports traffic deaths at the start of the New Year holiday lag behind last Christmas weekend but safety experts warn of a record toll during the four day period. Early counts show 26 killed since 6 p m yesterday versus 36 last Saturday. A Pittsburgh collision killed five residents, four teenagers, in Baldwin Borough. The National Safety Council predicts up to 490 deaths by midnight Tuesday, a New Year record.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Baldwin
Pittsburgh
National Safety Council
Maid of Cotton Crowned in Memphi s Beauty Contest
Helen Landon, 20, daughter of Air Force General T H Landon, won the Maid of Cotton title at the Cotton Belt beauty pageant in Memphis after besting 22 entrants from Tennessee and surrounding states. Landon credited a rabbit’s foot for luck while keeping it in her purse.
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Helen Landon
Huntingdon, Tenn
Memphis
Tenn
Air Force
Helen
University of Tennessee Co
Cotton Belt
Louise Landon
Huntingdon
T. H. Landon
U.S. Air Force
Caribbean
Year End Review Highlights High Point News 1956
The Sunday Enterprise will publish a year end section on 1956 events in High Point and a future outlook. Top ten news stories, municipal government, crime roundups, and events in Thomasville are summarized. Airport development and national rounds are also covered with staff insights and prize information.
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Tomorrow Morning
High Point
Joe Brown
Cat Pla
Forrest Cates
Tom Alston
Ed Lane
Thomasville
Pete Jones
Negro Woman Shot as Bus Violence Flares in Montgomery
Rosa Jordan of Montgomery, 22, the first reported victim in renewed bus segregation clashes, was shot in both legs aboard an integrated Montgomery city bus and is listed in fair condition. Police halted all bus service for the night after a second attack. In Camden, J. C., Guy Hutchins, 52, Camden High School band director, was beaten by hooded men after stopping to change a tire on his way home from a Charlotte appearance.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Camden
J. C
Clyde Sellers
Alabama
Guy Hutchins
Charlotte
N.C
Hutchins
Page Ten
Snow Storm Targets New England With Heavy Snowfall
Heavy snow fell across New England with 4 to 7 inch accumulations expected today as storm moves northeast. Northward regions saw 3 to 4 inches in South Bend Indiana Philipsburg Pennsylvania and Binghamton New York while Tennessee and Florida experienced lighter precipitation and milder spells. Cold air pushed southward lowering readings 10 to 15 degrees from 24 hours earlier with near zero temperatures in parts of upper Michigan and mild spells along the South Atlantic Coast.
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Associated Press
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Indiana
South Bend
Ind
Philipsburg
Binghamton
N.Y
Tennessee
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Mississippi
South Carolina
Florida
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
Upper Michigan
Montana
Wyoming
Maries
South California
Weir Attacks DC School Report On Segregation
Representative Wier charged a House subcommittee report endorsing racial segregation in District of Columbia schools aims to sabotage integration. He said the panel's findings show it sought to prove integration failed and would hinder future efforts.
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Washington
Wier
D-Minn
House
District of Columbia
James C. Davis
D-Ga
Davis
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
Woodrow W. Jones
Williams
UN Salvage Team Begins Suez Canal Clearance
A United Nations salvage team begins clearing obstructions from the southern entrance of the blocked Suez Canal in Suez Egypt. The operation, delayed from yesterday, follows instructions to start immediately though Egyptian officials had not yet issued orders. Sunken ships damaged bridges and debris hinder the channel, with work seen as long and complex.
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Egypt
United Nations
Suez Canal
U. S
Raymond A. Wheeler
U.N
Suez Canal Authority
Ismaila
Canal
Port Said
Britain
France
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Enoree
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the Sunday Enterprise
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United States
8. C
Pat Cowden
Raleigh
N. C
Cotton
Little Liz
Southland
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