Laymen's Movement leader to address Wesley Memorial class
Weyman C Huckabee executive secretary of the Laymen's Movement for a Christian Work New York will speak to Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Peacock Bible Class and other adult classes at 10 am tomorrow Huckabee recently completed a world tour accompanying J C Penny He has ties to a Japan educational mission and previously worked at a school in Burōshima The movement's slogan is Lets Try Christianity The Rev Neil Armstrong will lead a state wide Sunday School assembly with focus on babies educators and teachers Caswell 13 near a July 27 event featured in the program
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Weyman C. Huckabee
Laymen’s Movement
New York
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Huckabee
J.C. Penny
Pennny
High Point
Lvecal
Laymeen’s
Point Ye of Commerce
Georgia
Japan
Buroshime
Megan
Hucke
Neil Armst
North Main Street
Caswell
Reverend William Metvers Ordained as Flint Hill Pastor
After examination at the High Point Baptist Pastors Conference Rev. William K. Metvers was ordained Sunday July 1 at Woodlawn Church as pastor of Flint Hill Baptist Church near Robbins. The service featured Rev. J. W. Kaney preaching and included Revs. L. Stith Asbill Monk Jr. and Culler.
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Wh. Meteprs
William K. Metvers
Berm
Flint Hill
Robbins
High Point Baptist Pastors Conference
A. B. Askill
George Tunstall
Charlie Monk
Fred Culler
Ervey
Woodlawn
J. Wi Kaney
L. Stith
A.B. Asbill
Charlie Monk Jr
Education director to lead Saint Mary's services in Greemboro
The Rev EB B Wielfress of Greemboro will again conduct Sunday services at Saint Mary's Church, in the absence of Rector Rev William P Price on vacation. Holy Communion is planned with a family service during the summer, starting at 9 30 a.m., followed by a children's firm in the basement after opening prayers.
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EB. B. Wielfress
Greemboro
Will Agai
Sumiay
Saint Mary's Seen Church
Nain
W. Bagriss Ave
Tian Education
Vaie Mecem
Willian P. Price
Baptists Attend Training Union Competence Assembly
A group led by Ralph E. Muller Training Union Director of Mokl leaves High Point Thursday for the T U Competence at Ridzycrest Baptist Assembly. The First Baptist Church participants join several church leaders in the event.
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Tocal Baptists
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
High Point
Ridzyecrest Baptist Assembly
Ralph E. Muller
MOKL
Chicago Polio Rate Mounting
Chicago faces a mounting polio outbreak with 245 cases for the year and five deaths. Health officials urge mass vaccination, aiming to inoculate about 500000 children, as 20000 have already been vaccinated since July 12. Centers will expand, with 10 000 needles and 10000 syringes ordered from Nashville.
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Chicago
Herman N. Bundesen
Board of Health
Papunhen
Bundesen
National Foundation For Infantile Ae
American Hospital Supply Co
Nashville
Tenn
Ohio
Peoria
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Beloit
Anderson
LaFayette
Indianapolis
South Bend
Ind
Nassau
N.Y
Alex Langmuir
United States Public Health Service
Langmuir
Recess Set in Marine Death Trial
The court martial of Marine S. McKeon continues after a weekend recess as defense attorney Emile Zola Berman pursues potential testimony. McKeon faces involuntary manslaughter and related charges for leading a deadly night march on April 8 in which six recruits drowned.
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Parris Island
S.C
Emile Zola Berman
Marine S
Matthew C. McKeon
Berman
McKeon
Earl Grabowski
Kearney
N.J
Grabowski
C’ Range
Sgt. McKeon
West Nevada flash flood leaves four missing and six injured
A cloudburst caused a mountain flood in Reno and western Nevada. Four persons disappeared after Galena Creek flooded Mt. Rose road and US 395. six others were injured as cars were wrecked and highways closed. Rescue efforts hampered by freezing temperatures and deep mud.
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Nevada
Reno
Nev
Galena Creek
California High Sierra
Mt. Rose Road
Here
Lake Tahoe
Callifornia
Galena
Highway Patrol
Wachwotez
Fred
William Boyett
Treaton
Washoe Medical Center
Arlington
N.J
Mack Resnick
Charles
W. J. Barbash
Sierra
Reminiscences and Local Ventures in High Point
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow features including Jerome A Barker’s 90th birthday reminiscence by Robert Marks. Tom Alston reports on a developing A-Building radar station near High Point. Dick Bickerton outlines a teenage driving safety contract concept. Pete Jones covers a delicate heart operation by a High Point girl. Red Cross Bloodmobile plans and debutantes at Raleigh. Ann Jackson guides YWCA Day Camp tour.
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Jerome A. Barker
Archdale
Robert Marks
Barker
Tom Alston
High Point
Dick Bickerton
High Point Area
Raleigh
The
Enterprise
YWCA
Ann Jackson
Harriman Urges Bigger Economy at New York Convention
New York Governor Harriman told the State Democratic Convention that Eisenhower’s 1965 target of 500 billion dollars for the national economy is too small. He urged 600 billion, blasting tight money policy and criticizing big business dominance while noting farm distress. He cited the Hell’s Canyon dam bill defeat as context for economic policy debates.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Eisenhower
Harriman
New Yorker
Senate
Hell's Canyon
Eisenhower Attends Pan American Summit In Panama
President Eisenhower flew from Washington to Panama City for the Pan American conference marking 130 years since the first meeting. He arrived with a 21 gun salute and band performance, meeting Panama's President Ricardo Arias followed by a day of get acquainted ceremonies ahead of a Declaration of Panama.
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Eisenhower Ee
Eisenhower
Washington
Ricardo Ariasosa
U. S
Eisenhower Cs
White House
U.S
Columbine
Mock Attack Results In Devastation
The Associated Press reports a 50 hour drill in which seventy three major cities faced a simulated nuclear attack. Millions were “killed” and targets across the nation were hit as Canada Hawaii and Puerto Rico participated in the grim rehearsal. Civil Defense workers faced new tasks on day two as Washington was evacuated and the President declared a test of unlimited national emergency and a state of war.
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Associated Press
Canada
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
ITI
Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Senate splits over Yugoslavia arms aid fight in 12 hour session
Republican leaders Knowland and Bridges led a push to halt new arms shipments to Yugoslavia as the Senate debated and later voted on proposed cuts to military assistance. President Eisenhower opposed the anti Yugoslav moves while Ellender pressed for broader reductions in defense and economic aid despite earlier efforts to restrict funds. The roll call showed party and position shifts as lawmakers weighed Tito’s stance against Moscow alignment while considering a 10 percent cut.
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Senate
Yugoslavia
Knowland
Calif
Sen. Bridges
Johnson
Tex
U.S
Eisenhower
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Dges
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
I KB Ts
Cece
Elender
Tito
Eet
Iowa Girl Carol Morris Crowned Miss Universe 1957
Carol Morris of Ottumwa Iowa won the Miss Universe 1957 title in Long Beach California after also claiming Miss United States and opening parade honors. Second place went to Marina Orschel of Germany with Sweden’s Ingrid Goude third England’s Iris Waller fourth and Italy’s Rosanna Galli fifth. Morris, 20, received a six month motion picture contract at 250 dollars a week amid her family’s faith and discipline focus.
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Long Beach
Calif
Iowa
Carol Morris
United States
Middle West
Germany
Marina Orschel
Ingrid Goude
Sweden
Iris Waller
England
Rosanna Galli
Italy
Miriam Stevenson
Winnsboro
D.C
Miss Morris
LaVerne Morris
Ottumwa
Carol
Rev. Morris
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