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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1959

Page

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Montlieu Avenue Methodist Church Opens

Initial services will be held at the Montlieu Avenue church tomorrow per Rev. Harold Schram. The parish, formerly Lindsay Memorial Methodist, adopts the Montlieu Avenue name to reflect its locality. Guest speaker E Rozzelle, retired professor from High Point College, will address the 11 a.m. service. evening speaker Rev Don Payne, former Lind- church pastor, will preside.

Montlieu Avenue Methodist Church Harold Schram Montlieu Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church E. Rozzelle Ande Wesley Memorial Methodist Church High Point College Rozzelle Winston-Salem Don Payne Lind

Revival Series at Love Light Holiness Church

Evangelist Joe Austin leads a revival series at Love Light Holiness Church on Highway 68. Tomorrow’s service begins at 2 30 o clock with attendees expected to gather for the session.

Joe Austin Love Light Holiness Church Highway 68

Crestwood Church Hosts Evening Talks On Friday and Monday

Crestwood Presbyterian Church plans a Friday supper at 6 30 p m in the Youth Center with a guest speaker from the Woman's College of UNC Greensboro addressing a grave subject. On Monday at 7 30 p m Mrs Don Crawford will lead a World Missions program for the church women in the same Youth Center.

Crestwood Presbyterian Church Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro Burt W. Griffith Leek Don Crawford World Missions Area

Soloist Roger Cole to perform at Wake Forest Chapel recital

Minister of music Roger Cole will be soloist at a Wake Forest College chapel recital Monday at 7 30 pm. Sponsored by Dr Clifford Bair with whom Cole has studied since October. Selections include Mighty Lord and King All Glorious from Bach’s Christmas Oratorio and Why Do the Na...

Roger Cole Green Street Baptist Church Wake Forest College Clifford Bair Cole Bach

Revival services planned at Providence Wesleyan Church

The Rev. Arlo Newell will conduct revival services at Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church. Additional details are continued on page two.

Arlo Newell Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church

Airport Bill Gets Senate OK

The Senate approved a 465 million dollar airport construction bill despite GOP protests over budget impact. The measure now goes to the House after a 63 to 22 vote, with Democrats conceding a one year delay and 100 million in funding.

Washington Senate Eisenhower Congress House Sen. A Mike Monroney D-Okla Lyndon B. Johnson Dtex Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Monroney

New York Retail Merchants Fight Sales Tax Hike

New York City merchants oppose raising the sales tax from 3 to 4 percent as a budget gap looms for the 1959 50 year. Mayor Wagner backs an increase or a taxed off track betting plan facing political resistance. The Anti 4 percent Sales Tax Committee led by Walter Hoving presses to block the plan.

New York City Hall Robert F. Wagner Walter Hoving Tiffany & Co the Jewelers Bonwit Teller Hoving

Humphrey Calls on Khrushchev to Stop Name Calling

Senator Humphrey cites Khrushchev remarks and urges the Soviet leader to quit name calling. He says they should focus on joint paths to a lasting peace and recalls their November Kremlin discussion.

Washington Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Khrushchev Humphrey Moscow Kremlin

Lincoln 150th anniversary feature by Allan Nevins

The Sunday Enterprise spotlights the Lincoln centennial with historian Allan Nevins exploring what Lincoln means to the U S and the world. Also in tomorrow's paper the Big Henry legend from Davidson County is recounted with feats of strength.

Abraham Lincoln Lincoln United States Allan Nevins Sunday Enterprise Big Man Northwest Paul Bunyan Davidson County Big Henry Enterprise YMCA Piedmont Orchestra Braxton Younts Piedmont Wallburg

Tape of Soviet air attack on U S transport released

The United States released a transcript of radio chatter from Soviet pilots as a four engine U S transport was shot down. Officials said the transcript is authentic though details of how obtained were not disclosed. Mourning officers and congressional figures attended Arlington burials for two unidentified crew members.

Washington United States Moscow State Department Arlington National Congress Arthur L. Mello Erie

Mother Denies Threatening Life Of Son

In Los Angeles Mrs. Tessie Purmort, barred from attending her son’s wedding, denies threatening to kill him if he wed Barabara Jean Thorndike. She says the accusation by Pasadena industrialist Louis E. Purmort is untrue and notes they lent him their life savings. The court order restrains her from the ceremony in San Marino.

Los Angeles Tessie Purmort Pasadena Louis E. Purmort Barbara Jean Thorndike

North Carolina man killed in Chesnee crash

A two car collision near Chesnee Friday night killed 22 year old Billy McKinney of Rt. 1 Rughterford st. Police said the fatality was identified and the investigation continues.

Spartanburg North Carolina Chesnee Billy McKinney Rt. 1 Rughterfordston

Iraqi Premier Faces Cabinet Resignation Shakeup

Reports from Beirut say six Iraqi ministers resigned including Foreign Minister Abdul Jabbar Jamard and ministers Rikabi Ali and Saleh Mahmud. The move hints at widening rifts over alignment with the USSR and the United Arab Republic, risking a shift toward leftist influence or a military dictatorship.

Beirut Lebanon Abdel Karim Kassem Raci Dad Abdul Jabbar Jamard Fuad Rikabi Baba Ali Col. Nagy Taleb Saleh Mahmud Seddik Senshel

Integration Softening Is Seen

New York AP Atty Gen Rogers said resistance to public school integration is softening as reason and wisdom emerge. He warned the Justice Department will act to enforce federal court rulings if defiance occurs, while hoping state and local authorities preserve order without federal action.

NEW York Gen. Rogers Rogers Justice Aga Fordham University Law Department of Justice

Titan Firing Proves Powerful New Titan Rocket

Cape Canaveral A F P The United States launched its Titan missile probe debuting a second generation war rocket. The 110 ton Titan completed a 220 mile flight with 99 percent objectives met testing ground support and first stage propulsion while the second stage was a dummy.

Cape Canaveral, Fla United States Titan U.S Atlas

Alamance Votes on Whisky Sales

Alamance County voters decide today whether whisky sales become legal in the county. The action is being determined in Burlington with countywide implications for local retailers and residents.

Alamance Burlington N.C Alamance County

Ex-Premier Malan Dies In Capetown

CAPETOWN AP Dr Daniel F Malan 84 former prime minister and author of much of South Africa racial policy died after a stroke In Capetown He led the National party 1948 1953 and promoted apartheid Critics labeled him a dictator at times He married twice and adopted a German girl after becoming premier.

Capetown Daniel F. Malan South Africa Malan Maria Ann Louw National Party

Dulles Calls Allies to Stand Fast on Berlin Threat

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrives in Bonn for talks with Konrad Adenauer and urges the Western Allies to meet the Soviet challenge to Berlin. Western officials plan a Paris meeting on March 15 to hear Macmillan’s Moscow report and discuss a possible East-West foreign ministers’ meeting in April.

Bonn Germany John Foster Dulles West Berlin Dulles Konrad Adenauer Paris Harold Macmillan Moscow Soviet Union Charles de Gaulle North Atlantic Treaty Organization Washington NATO Paul Henri Spaak United States Britain France Europe Adenauer Berlin

Missing Harris Family Vanishes After Sunday Drive

In Mineral Virginia Sam Harris and his wife Mildred with daughters Susan and Janet disappeared after leaving home Sunday afternoon January 11. Their red car was later found abandoned on a country road, sparking a four week search as authorities pursue any lead.

Mildred Susan Janet Pot Bay Richmond B. Lewis Hill Buckner Apple Grove Virginia County Jackson W. T. Johnson Louisa County

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