Bible Lecturer Mrs T N Robinson to conduct series
Mrs T N Robinson of Elizabethton Tennessee will lead a week of Bible lectures at Calvary Church of the Nazarene as announced by Rev A H Johnson pastor. She previously taught in Tennessee and Georgia and is a Trevecca Nazarene College graduate with a history of school principalship in Fairview McKinnon Tennessee. Lectures start tomorrow at 7 45 PM and run through next Sunday.
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T. N. Robinson
Elizabethton
Tenn
Calvary Church of the Nazarene
A. H. Johnson
Church of the Nazarene
Robinson
Tennessee
Georgia
Trevecca Nazarene College
Fairview School
McKinnon, Tenn
Altar Guild Directress to Succeed at St Marys Church
Altar Guild Directress Mrs Gilbert Clinard will succeed Mrs Cecil Eaton as director of the Altar Guild at St Marys Episcopal Church when Mrs Eaton completes three years in that post this fall. Clinard will hold the position for two years. The High Point Friends Meeting plans a supper and monthly meeting at the church alter Lane property at 6 30 p m Wednesday. A ministry and council meeting will be held tomorrow night at Mrs D H Parsons home to discuss plans for laying the church cornerstone in October.
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Gilbert Clinard
Fred Metcalfe
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Metcalfe
Clinard
Joe Temple
Jake Froelich
Bob Haas
George Stewart
A. G. Corpening
Dick Slate
Matt Wall
Bob Southerland
Charles Diffendal
S&s. 5
Altar Guild
Cecil Eaton
Eaton
Friends Monthly Meeting
High Point
Friends Meeting
Alter Lane
D. H. Parsons
Holy Communion Services Canceled at St Marys Episco
Communion at St Marys Episcopal Church canceled for three Sundays due to absence of rector William P Price. No services July 24 31 and August 7. Seminarian Fred Harrison of Virginia Theological Seminary will conduct 9 30 a m worship on those dates.
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St. Mary’s Episcoe Church
William P. Price
Fred Harrison
Virginia Theological Seminary
Building date set by deacons for new project
The Board of deacons announced a tentative start date of Sept. 18 for the new building project. More details to follow on page two.
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12 Year Old Stows Away Aboard Plane
A 12 year old, William Davis of Berkeley Missouri, snuck onto a Trans World Airlines Constellation in St Louis and flew to Los Angeles. He said his mother put him on the plane and his aunt would meet him. authorities met the aircraft and the pilot radioed ahead. His parents reported him missing in Berkeley.
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Kenneth Beck
Billy Davis
Trans- World Airlines
International Airport
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Billy
Trans World Airline
William Davis
Natural Bridge
Berkeley
Rioting Spreads in Casablanca Native Quarter
Casablanca faced renewed violence as rioting spread to the native quarter despite martial law. Moroccans set fire to a hospital and a sugar warehouse, firemen were stoned, and tanks were deployed after a day of European district unrest and a curfew.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Gilbert Grandval
Grandval
Eisenhower Stops Over In Iceland
President Eisenhower lays over at Keflavik for refueling en route to Geneva. He meets with Iceland President Asgeir Asgeirsson and U S officials, expresses hope for peace and a tranquil world as he heads to the Big Four talks.
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Eisenhower
Iceland
Keflavik
Geneva
Uni States Air Force
Asgeir Asgeirsson
President Eisenhower heads to Geneva for Big Four talks
President Eisenhower flies to Geneva for a Four-Power conference hoping the talks spur peace and prosperity. He stressed that mankind's greatest step toward peace may occur in the next few days as the historic meeting unfolds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atlantic
Geneva
Khrushchev May Visit Geneva For Four Summit
Khrushchev may inspect Swiss plumbing and concrete housing on his first trip outside a Communist country while attending the Big Four summit in Geneva. Eisenhower's departure sparked hope for reduced tensions as he urged Russia to honor conciliatory pledges.
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Geneva
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Communist Party
Moscow
Khrushchev
Siberia
Switzerland
Europe
Sunday Enterprise to Feature Photo Highlights
The Sunday Enterprise plans photo features from the Furniture Market visitors led by Mrs. Barksdale of Waynesboro and Mrs. Allen of Lynchburg along with Bill Ramsey of Fayetteville. A 6 year old, Jimmy White, tours the city police station while a cameraman documents the day. The edition also previews Miss North Carolina at Wilmington and Miss Universe on the West Coast features.
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Sunday Enterprise
Bill Ramsey
Fayetteville
Lewis Barksdale
Waynesboro
J.D. Allen
Lynchburg
Barksdale
Exposition Building
Jimmy White
Wilmington
Enterprise
Conferees Optimistic Ahead of Geneva Summit
The Big Four leaders led by Eisenhower and Bulganin flew to Geneva with cautious optimism that talks may set procedures and methods to ease Cold War tensions. Eden Faure and other leaders joined, aiming to map a peace basis and outline future meetings on disarmament European security German unification and world trade.
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Eisenhower
Bulganin
Britain
Eden
Faure
Congress
Kremlin
Fnd
Germany
New Design For Academy Expected
Congressional sources say Secretary of the Air Force Talbott will present a revised design Monday to speed the Colorado Springs academy project. Pentagon officials deny knowledge of a new design. The plan reportedly cuts about 45 percent of proposed glass in the 125 million dollar buildings as House panels withhold funds while Senate Appropriations reviews the matter.
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Washington
Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colo
Talbott
Pentagon Air Force
Congressional
House
Senate
Youthful Troubles Blamed In Death Of 13-Year-Old
LAS VEGAS November 4 Youthful troubles with playmates were blamed for the death of 13 year old John Cooley described as a death by own action by the coroner. The boy vanished for four days and was found with a gunshot wound beside a farewell note indicating emotional disturbance. Sheriff Leypoldt said an early report about the stepfather being not his real father was untrue.
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Las Vegas
John Cooley
W.E. Leypoldt
Associated Press
Avery Cooley
Leypoldt
Steve
Typhoon Bears Down On Kyushu Island
A new typhoon lashed Southern Japan with sixty mile per hour winds as it bore toward Kyushu. The Central Meteorological Observatory reported heavy fringe winds on Kyushu and warned full force could hit the southern tip around midnight.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyushu
Central Meteorological Observatory
Soviet Air Power Reviewed
At the Defense Secretaries Conference in Quantico officials summarize Gen. Nathan F. Twining and Adm. Arthur Radford remarks on Soviet long-range bombers and the push into space, high speeds, and guided missiles, while affirming U.S. air superiority. More on page eight.
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Quantico
Defense Secretaries
United States
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Russia
Moscow
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
Soviet Union
School Survey Planned In Segregation Case
Summerton School District announced a comprehensive survey by UNC education sociology faculty to study reorganizing its school system on a nonsegregated basis. The tribunal ordered no race based admissions, but did not set a deadline. Thurgood Marshall criticized the survey though accepted the order wording.
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Columbia, S. C
Summerton
Atty
Robert Mcechi
Charleston
University of North Carolina
Sociology
Figg
Disct
Thurgood Marshall
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
John J. Parker
Te U. S. Suspreme Court
Suspreme Court
Parker
NATO endorses Western strategy ahead of Geneva talks
Paris reports unanimous NATO approval of the Western Big Three plan for the Geneva summit. Dulles Pinay and MacMillan announced no points at issue after a three hour ministerial session. West German insistence on German unity as vital to European security underscored the discussions.
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Paris
North Atlantic Alliance
Geneva
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Why Are Navy And Air Force Preferred
Senate testimony on a national reserves plan exposed conflicting views on why youths favor the Navy and Air Force over the Army and Marines. Adm. Radford cited greater danger in Army and Marine combat, while Sen. Russell argued comfort and living standards drive preference.
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Washington
Senate
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Radford
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Navy
Er Chase Smith
Maine
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