Central Baptist Association Plans First Executive Meeting
The Central Baptist Association formed in November 1958 will hold its first executive committee meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at Green Street Baptist Church. Rev Clyde Tucker moderator will preside. A city wide church census will be discussed at a 10 a m Monday meeting of the Ministerial Alliance Survey Committee at Green Street Baptist Church.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Clyde Tucker
Ministerial Alliance Survey Committee
J. E. Melton
Alliance
Public Bible Study At Kingdom Hall Details
A public Bible study period is scheduled at 5 15 p m at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah s Witnesses located at 2715 English Street Ext The notice notes the hall hosts a study session titled the Second Time with the event described for attendees.
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Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
English St. Ext
West Side Church of Christ Names New Officers
The West Side Church of Christ elected officers for the new church year. The incoming slate includes R. B. Silman as chair and other officers to be announced.
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West Side Church of Christ
R. B. Silman
Minister Arlo Newell attends national church education meeting
The Rev Arlo Newell pastor of the First Church of God is at tending a meeting of the National Board of Christian Education in Anderson Indiana this week He works with the Business Committee SSS vy Plans are under way for a state wide ministerial meeting at the local Church of God October 19 and 20
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First Church of God
National Board of Christian Education
Church of God
Anderson
Ind
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Mars Hill College President to Speak at Ladies Night
Dr. Hoyt Blackwell, president of Mars Hill College, will be guest speaker at a special Ladies Night meeting of the Brotherhood of Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Thursday evening. The program includes slides of the Mars Hill College campus.
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Hoyt Blackwell
Mars Hill College
Brotherhood of Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Rev Garner to Speak at Two Services This Monday
The Rev. Lloyd Garner pastor will speak at 1 p.m. and 7 45 p.m. He is a Wake Forest College and Southeastern Seminary graduate and served five years as pastor at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church. He recently spent a week in the Western United States studying Southern Baptist Convention work in the area.
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Ciety
Wake Forest College
Southeastern Seminary
Mr. Garner
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
United States
Southern Baptist Convention
Flophouse Inmate Wins Big Lottery Prize
Percy Barstow, a London inmate with little money and illness, learned Tuesday night he had won 14 045 dollars 42 126 on a football related bet. He had staked 35 cents of the total.
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London
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Castro Seeks Support as Executions Continue in Cuba
Fidel Castro says about 450 people will die as Cuba presses a wave of executions after 205 have been shot for crimes against the people during Batista’s rule. He urged a rally of 500,000 in Havana and invited foreign press to witness trials amid international criticism.
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Fulgnceio Batista
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United States
Brazil
Peru
Ecuador
Argentina
Costa Rica
United Nations
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U.N
U.S
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Washington
Harvester strike ends? contract up for ratification
The UAW Harvester Council approved a three year contract to end a two month strike by 37 000 International Harvester workers. Unofficial tallies show 14 891 votes for and 12 562 against with locals voting weekend on ratification.
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International Harvester Co
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UAW Harvester Council
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Reece
Herman Rebhan
UAW International
Harvester Council
Harvester
Unon
Mikoyan Confers With Eisenhower
North Carolina faced its coldest winter spell with Mt. Mitchell dropping to 18 below zero and official forecasts showing no warming before Monday. Temperatures fell statewide with Asheville at 6 degrees and Charlotte tying its winter low at 10. Winds up to 40 mph whipped the frigid conditions as crews anticipated a slow warmup.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Raleigh
Wilmington
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Piedmont
Mountains
Party Post List Being Prepared
Republicans will not have their committee ready today for an unusual Senate session called to receive them. The GOP Senate Committee on Committees held a closed door session to work on the asset post until Monday to pass on the committee posts.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Committee On Committees
May aid man in space with batteryless power device
An atomic device no moving parts, small enough for a handbag may power space equipment. SNAP 3 uses polonium 210 heat to create electricity, with a five watt capacity and 8 to 10 percent efficiency, developed by Martin Co and Minnesota Min. An official said larger devices could eventually be coupled with radioactive sources.
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AEC
Armstrong
Martin Co
Baltimore
Minnesota
Argentine Airliner Crashes Off Mar del Plata City
An Argentine airliner carrying 52 aboard crashed into the Atlantic near Mar del Plata with one survivor found. Bodies were recovered in predawn darkness as stormy seas hampered search. Among the passengers were noted scientists Eduardo Braun Menendez and Jose Mexzada. Flight was Buenos Aires to Mar del Plata then Bahia Blanca in windy rainy conditions.
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Atlantic Ocean
Mar del Plata
Eduardo Braun Menendez
Argentina
Jose Mexzadra
Bahia Blanca
Demos Seek Convention Site For 1960 National Meet
A Democratic committee in New Orleans met to choose a site for the 1960 national convention. Six cities bid San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia New York and Miami Beach with final selection to be sent to the full national committee on February 22. DNC Chairman Paul Butler predicted a strong civil rights platform and said progress depends on Congress.
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Democratic Committee
National Committee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Miami Beach
Paul Butler
Congress
Butler
YMCA Camp Cheerio rises on Blue Ridge summit near Roaring Gap
High Point’s YMCA Camp Cheerio takes shape atop a Blue Ridge mount near Roaring Gap with construction underway and plans for full facilities and a panoramic view. Enterprise editor Bill Hodges writes on the camp development for tomorrow’s Sunday Enterprise.
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Roaring Gap
Blue Ridge
High Point
YMCA
Landsea
Enterprise
Bill Hodges
Sunday Enterprise
Dream Came True As Mother Reunites With Daughter
Mrs Denzil Gale 31 smiles at Port Columbus Ohio after a long separation from her daughter Stevie 12. Gene stayed with Gale’s parents in East Germany when she fled in 1950. Red Cross arranged the airlift bringing Stevie from Europe to New York then Columbus, ending more than eight years of waiting. The mother and husband (in photo) then took the girl to their new home in Delaware Ohio. Stevie is Gale’s daughter from a previous marriage.
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Port Columbus
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Ohio
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Gene
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East Germany
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Stenie
Red Cross Stein
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Delaware
Eisenhower And Mikoyan Meet On Berlin And Disarmament
President Eisenhower met with Premier Anastas Mikoyan at the White House to discuss East West differences including Berlin and German disarmament. Mikoyan arrived with aides and spoke briefly to newsmen as the talks opened amid snowy subfreezing weather. The session followed Mikoyan’s U S tour promoting peace and Soviet trade while seeking warmer relations with the United States.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
Berlin
Germany
Mikoyan
White House
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United States
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Livingston T. Merchant
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