Baptist World Alliance Day Highlighted Across Churches
Baptists worldwide mark Baptist World Alliance Day with First Baptist Church presenting Alliance officers’ message during worship. Dr J E Rawlinson preaches a sermon titled Baptists in the morning and a concluding Baptist World Alliance themed message in the evening. Christian Science services meet at 206 Woodrow Ave with a 11 am dress service and Sunday School at 9:45 am. Wednesday services are at 8 pm. Welch Memorial Church plans a calendar sale to raise building funds with house to house visits this week.
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Baptist World Alliance
Alliance of Baptists of the World
First Baptist Church
Church Bulletin
J. E. Rawlinson
Baptists
Woodrow Ave
Methodist
Welch Memorial Church
Revival at People's Methodist Church Weekend Event
The Rev. J Harold Loman evangelist conducts a special weekend revival at People's Methodist Church. Attendance expected to be strong as outreach seeks to renew faith and invite community participation.
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J. Harold Loman
Church notices highlight crusade envoy and mission talk
Evangelistic services scheduled for 7 30 tonight and 2 30 tomorrow at the odist Church on Albertson Road. The Rev J McCray Holmes of Denton was chosen to represent the denomination on a missionary crusade to the British West Indies departing Jan 27 and returning in March. Miss Nancy Boyd of the North Brazil Mission will speak at Brentwood Presbyterian Church tomorrow night. The High Point Subdistrict Methodist Youth Fellowship Executive Council meets tomorrow at 2 30 in First Methodist. Green Street Baptist installs new officers led by Judge Walter Crissman with Osar Whittington and Clabon Nelson among others.
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Odist
Albertson Road
J. McCray Holmes
Pilgrim Church
Denton
British West Indies
United States
Marchersville
N. C
Brentwood
Terian
Nancy Boyd
North Brazil
High Point
The
Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Brotherhood of Green Street Baptist Church
Edward Kissiah
Walter Crissman
John H. Dorsett
John W. Daves
John Burwell
Clyde Lewis
Oscar Whittington
Argie Wood
Clabon Nelson
Brodie Honeycutt
Emery
Saud Extends Washington Visit for Further Talks
King Saud of Saudi Arabia plans to linger in Washington for additional talks with U S officials on Middle East issues. He praised U S support for UN principles and peace. Eisenhower welcomed closer understanding and friendship as discussions continue. Saudi aims for military aid worth 200 million dollars and more economic assistance.
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King Saud
U.S
John M. Hightower
Washington
Saudi Arabia
U. S
Middle East
Saud
Eisenhower
United States
United Nations
State Department
Swank Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Blair House
King
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Navy
Duke University
Egypt
Syria
Reserve
Dulles
Punxsutawney Groundhog Sees Shadow Refuses to Stay
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania the legendary groundhog emerged at dawn and saw his shadow forcing a retreat to his burrow. Sam Light president of the Punxsutawney Ground Hog Club explains this means six more weeks of winter according to tradition.
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Punxsutawney, Pa
Sam Light
Punxsutawney Ground Hog Club
Flight to Freedom in High Point two Hungarian refugees
Two Hungarian freedom fighters settle in High Point seeking new lives. Sponsored by the Hillcrest plant of Burlington Industries, they share their stories with Staff Writer Tom Alston in tomorrow’s Enterprise.
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High Point
Hillcrest
Burlington Industries
Tom Alston
Forrest Cates
Robert Marks
Enterprise
Pete Jones
YMCA
Thomasville
Tomorrow’s
Curbs On Air Tests Ordered After Calif Collision
Washington reports government action after a Van Nuys California collision between a DC7 airliner and another plane. A wreckage fell into a school yard as Administrator James T. Pyle directs regional officials to prevent further accidents with Edward P. Curtis assisting. The House Commerce Committee orders a California tragedy inquiry with hearings planned and James R. Durfee set to testify.
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Washington
van Nuys
Calif
James T. Pyle
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Edward P. Curtis
House Commerce Committee
California
James R. Durfee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mediation Delayed In Boat Strike Halted Talks
Mediation talks were suspended until Monday in the tugboat strike affecting about 4,000 workers. Federal and city mediators met with United Marine Division of the National Maritime Union and the Marine Towing and Transportation Employers Assn but made no progress. The walkout began at midnight Thursday and reached some East and Gulf coast ports. Mayor Wagner urged voluntary fuel oil rationing as a precaution while the city eased trucking of oil into Manhattan. Wages cited range from 1.76 to 2.80 an hour with an 18 percent demand noted by the union.concrete
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New York
Federal
Local 333
United Marine Division
The
National Maritime Union
Marine Towing and Transportation Employers
Assn
Haror
Robert F. Wagner
Manhattan
Direct train links Restored Between East Berlin and Vienna
Berlin reports resumed direct rail service linking East Berlin with Vienna after a 12 year gap due to postwar railway control. The prior disruption forced travelers to change trains in Prague after World War II when Russians took over East German railways.
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Berlin
Germany
East Berlin
Vienna
Prague
Two-Day Plane Crash Toll Climbs to 32
Five airplanes crashed in two days killing 32 people and injuring over 100. A Northeast DC6 bound for New York Miami struck in a snowstorm and fell into Rikers Island East River killing 20. Other wrecks included a B47 off Gloucester, a FS4 jet into a home in Mountain View, and a DC7 colliding with a jet fighter near Van Nuys, with multiple fatalities.
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New York
Northeast Airlines
Rikers Island
East River
Gloucester
Mass
Atlantic Ocean
Mountain View
Calif
San Francisco
van Nuys
Bombers Collide In France Kill Six Americans
In St. Lo Normandy two four engined B29 bombers collided in flight over the war torn region. Six American crew members died and eight were injured as wreckage scattered across the Normandy battlefield. The planes were said to be based at Evreux France.
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ST. LO
France
Normandy
Evreux
Child cuffs himself after rummaging police stash
In Waco Texas Bruce Alan Gibson aged a youth pulled from his policeman father’s chest of drawers a pair of hand cuffs Then his ankles were cuffed together by the same stash Police Sgt Glenn Gibson made an emergency call from his own home to report the incident
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Waco
Tex
Bruce Alan Gibson
Glenn Gibson
Eisenhower Flies to Georgia for Golf With Wilsons
President Eisenhower accompanied by Secretary of Defense Wilson and Mrs. Wilson travels to Augusta Georgia for two days of golf and relaxation. He plans to continue to Miami later, beginning a two week vacation amid prior tensions over the National Guard draft dodger issue.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Wilson
Georgia
Miami
Fla
Wilsons
Columbine
Augusta
National Guard
Bine III
National Airport
Wilson's
Plane Burns On Island Aboard Northeast DC6A
A Miami-bound Northeast Airlines DC6A crashed and burned on Rikers Island soon after leaving LaGuardia in a driving snowstorm. At least 20 people were killed. 2 survived, with totals ranging from 100 to 103 aboard. Passengers, prisoners, and families recounted the chaotic scene as rescuers ferried survivors from the island.
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Northeast Airlines
Rikers Island
N. Y
Miami
Charles Banks
New York
LaGuardia Field
Esea
Withene
Boston
Satan
East River
LaGuardia
Angel Gorben
Sandra Selmonsky
Syosset
Robert
Bronx
Selmonsky
Sparkman Faults Policy on Middle East Approach
Sen. Sparkman D Alabama said Democrats urge definite Middle East policies and criticized President Eisenhower’s plan as too vague. He predicted the party will help strengthen and improve the resolution in the Senate while the House has approved the administration’s program. He differed with Sen. Wiley on urgency and action.
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Washington
Sen
Sparkman
Ala
Middle East
Wiley
Senate
Eisenhower
United States
United Nations
Foreign Relations Committee
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Charles Wilson
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Gary
Charles Naylor
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