Church Notebook: Dr. Briggs to Lead Mark Studies at Conrad Memorial
Dr. R. C. Briggs, Southern Seminary graduate and seminary professor, will lead a series of Gospel According to St. Mark studies at Conrad Memorial Baptist Church next week. Sessions run 7 30 to 9 p.m. Rev. James DeLoach is the Conrad Memorial pastor. A revival at High Point Assembly of God is led by Rev. Reginald Stone with services through January 18 at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sundays and 7 30 p.m. weekdays except Monday. Garland Edmonds pastors the Assembly of God at 311 West High Street.
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Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Southern Seminary
Louisville
Briggs
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Union University
Jackson, Tenn
Oklahoma
The
Baptist Theological Seminary
Ruschlikon
Zurich
Switzerland
James DeLoach
Conrad Memorial Church
High Point Assembly of God Church
Reginald Stone
Arlington
Garland
Edmonds
Assembly of God Church
West High Street
Pew Communion Service at First Evangelical & Reformed
A Pew Communion Service will be observed at First Evangelical and Reformed Church on Sunday during the 11 a.m. worship hour led by the Rev.
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First Evangelical & Reformed
Calvary Methodist Church to Break Ground for Education Building
Groundbreaking ceremonies for a new educational building at Calvary Methodist Church at 1200 East Green Street are set for tomorrow at 3 p m. A church spokesman says the new structure will be erected to expand facilities.
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Calvary Methodist Church
East Green Street
First Church of Christ installs new officers
The First Church of Christ will present its new officers to the congregation at the 11 am service Sunday. The slate includes Robert Boyles as chairman and Mrs. Parker as district director of the Young Women’s Auxiliary, wife of Rev. A L Parker, pastor of Asheboro Street Baptist Church. Circles meet Monday at 6 pm.
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First Church of Christ
Robert Boyles
Castro Says U. S. Arms Dictators
Fidel Castro charged the United States supplied tanks and arms to Batista and later halted shipments as he fought the regime. He praised U S recognition of his government and criticized rival Chaumont over the directorate's role and push for rapid elections.
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Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Washington
United States
Batista
Manuel Urruce
Urrutia
Fidel Castro
U.S
Chaumont
Carlos Pino Socarras
Filibuster Compromise Gains in Senate Battle
In a test of strength, the Senate voted 60 to 36 as Johnson backed bid to ease filibusters. Douglas proposed a 50 vote mechanism after 15 days, while a bipartisan substitute looms for Monday vote amid limited debate.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Johnson
Douglas
Democrats Plan Own Legislation
Democratic leaders announce plans to publicly spell out their proposals ahead of Eisenhower's budget message on January 19. They fault the State of the Union for lacking bold ideas to address mounting global problems, while Republicans back the President. Senators Kennedy Humphrey and Douglas criticize defense and unemployment issues, arguing the Senate must lead on foreign policy and domestic employment.
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GOP
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Siles
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D. Minn
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Humphrey
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D-Ill
House Economic Committee
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Sam Rayburn
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Memorial Hospital Laundries 10000 Pounds Weekly
Open House at High Point First Presbyterian Church manse details will appear in The Enterprise Society Section. A Sunday feature previews U S Highway 70 through North Carolina highlighting industry and scenery for readers.
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High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Hillcrest Dr
Enterprise Tomorrow
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Desperadoes Slip Through Blockade
Two young gunmen held a family hostage for six hours after a $60 liquor-store holdup, escaped a police blockade by donning sailor uniforms, and vanished into Southern California. They released Mrs Havey and were last seen fleeing at dawn after changing back to their own clothes. Police from multiple communities hunted for the pair.
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Los Angeles
California
Paul
Havey
Soviet Drafts Propose German Peace Conference in Prague
The Soviet Union offered a German peace conference in Prague or Warsaw within two months and supplied the Western Big Three with drafts of a peace treaty. Tass said the notes also sought to settle the Berlin issue, but no specifics were provided. The West rejected talks with East Germany on peace or reunification, calling the East German regime illegal.
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Court Orders Georgia College To Admit Negroes
U S District Judge Boyd Sloan ordered the Georgia College of Business Administration to admit qualified Negroes denied admission. The ruling struck down the alumni endorsement requirement as invalid when applied to Negroes since there are no Negro alumni of Georgia's white universities.
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Georgia College of Business Administration
U.S
Boyd Sloan
Sloan
Georgia University System
University System of
Georgia
Mikoyan Sees New Post For Molotov
In Chicago Mikoyan predicted V. M. Molotov may receive a more important ambassadorial post, while calling Lavrenty Beria an adventurer and noting Molotov’s conservatism. He praised Molotov’s abilities and stated reforms would not be driven by him, and described Soviet legal changes reducing political arrests and police power.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
V. M. Molotov
Midwest
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Molotov
Outer Mongolia
Law Club of Chicago
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Lavrenky Beria
Civic Opera
Beria
Lazar Kaganovich
Soviet Union
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Ussr
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Tor
Policemen's Union in Charlotte to Disband
The Charlotte city policemen's union is expected to disband after the City Council outlawed the group this week. Officers met in two closed sessions Friday night and reportedly voted to return their charter to the union head. The union had 132 members and faced potential court action to stay alive.
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City Policemen's Union
City Council
Malcolm Seawell
Thwarted Algerian Rebels Weigh More Terror Tactics
In Tunis AP reports that Algerian rebels, beaten in field by French forces, discuss increasing terrorism to sustain their four year fight for independence. French gains erode rebel support among nine million Algerians and morale weakens as hundreds refuse front duty. Rebel leaders deny Soviet invitation but seek Moscow recognition.
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Federal judge orders Little Rock board to progress on integration plan
U S District Judge John E. Miller directed the Little Rock School Board to move forward within their official powers with an integration plan for closed schools. The order requires a 30 day report detailing affirmative steps taken to comply, following a December 1958 mandate from the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. Governor Faubus had closed four high schools last September, displacing about 3,700 students and prompting private white schools under public donations and governor backing.
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St. Louis
Orval E. Faubus
Horace Mann High
Cold persists with light snow and icy spots across North Carolina
The Associated Press reports little relief from the cold with forecasts for modest temperature climbs next week. Snow reported in Madison County and Mount Mitchell, and several counties report spotty road icing. An eight car pileup on US 401 near Raleigh blocks a road and a woman driver is cited. Greensboro endures another frigid night with a southerly low of eleven.
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