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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1957

Page

8

Prayer Chain Planned At Baptist Conference

A unique chain of prayer will guide the Evangelistic Conference of the Baptist State Convention in Durham. The all night sessions run Feb 4 in 30 minute shifts led by association evangelism chairs, with final prayers by J C Canpe. The event aims to boost 1957 baptisms and draws state pastors and speakers from Oklahoma Texas Louisiana and Mississippi. All sessions occur at First Baptist Church with Rev Dennis W Hockaday as host pastor.

Marse Grant Durham The Baptist State Convention Julian S. Hopkins Convention Department of Evangelism Beulah Flat River J. C. Canpe Carolina Transylvania Hopkins H. H. Hobbs First Baptist Church Oklahoma City Marshall Craig Dallas Texas G. Earl Guinn Pineville Walter L. Moore Meridian Miss Dennis W. Hockaday

Sawmill Accident Leaves One Lung Exposed After 12 Years

Farris Levi Scarlett, 34, lived with a gaping back wound for 12 years after a circle saw severed his right lung and ribs at a Randolph County mill. He endured years of neglect, received $18 monthly aid, and now faces a possible skin and bone graft at Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill with rehabilitation to last 12 to 18 months.

Thomasville Jan Farris Levi Scarlett Scarlette Randolph County Woodrow Ridge Gordontown Randolph Memorial Hospital Asheboro Davidson County Welfare Department Salem North Carolina Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill R. L. Denny Salisbury Davidson County Memorial Hospital

Post Office Finds Stamp Fraud Amid Waste Vanished Bargain

In San Diego Postmaster William Krenning uncovered two errors involving 1 cent stamps sold as 3 cent values. A clerk misclassified 15 of the new $1 stamps as 1 cent stamps. Mrs Mary Erwin used three of these on a letter to a friend elsewhere in the city.

William Krenning Mary Erwin

North Carolina Council of Churches Set Meeting in Winston-Salem

The 20th annual North Carolina Council of Churches opens Tuesday in Winston-Salem with about 300 delegates from 26 denominations plus visitors. Leaders include Dr J McDowell Richards Dr G Ray Jordan Dr Albert Mollegen and Mrs Theodre Wedel with a program of sermons, budget approval, and a pastors conference.

North J. McDowell Richards Columbia Theological Seminary Decatur Theoldre O. Wedel Washington, D. C United Church Women of America G. Ray Jordan Candler School of Theology Emory University Atlanta Albert T. Mollegen Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary Alexandria Virginia Richard H. Baker Greensboro T. S. Newbold Rocky Mount Morton R. Kurtz Durham Clyde A. Milner Guilford College Jordan Mollegan Richards Council Statesville Columbia Seminary Presbyterian Church U. S Oxford High Point North Carolina Wesley Memorial Centenary Winston- Salem First Methodist Charlotte Wedel Michigan Northwestern University George Washington University Washington Washington Episcopal Cathedral Episcopal Church P. Hunter Dalton N. C

Three Million Dollar Offer For Robinson Art Collection

Mrs. Gladys Robinson widow of actor Edward G Robinson reports an offer of about 3.25 million dollars for the Robinson art collection. The works were gathered over 25 years and a sale to an undisclosed buyer is imminent. Curators note the bid exceeds an earlier museum bid by a million dollars.

Los Angeles Gladys Robinson Edward G. Robinson Robinson Robinsons

Anti-Suffrage Activist Retires Early in City Service

H. Smith, a longtime farmer and city parks supervisor, quit work at 94 and began drawing social security after eight years as a prison warden. He criticizes the passage of the amendment ratifying woman suffrage, calling it the most damnable act the government ever did, while noting overall life satisfaction.

H. Smith Smith

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