Church Notebook: ministers guest speakers and staffing updates
The Rev. Charles William Buckey became associate minister at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on a full time basis after completing work for his B D at Duke Divinity School. The Rev. Graham F. Brogden of New Zealand will guest minister at First Baptist Church Sunday at 11 am. The Rev. Garland A. Hendricks will be guest speaker at the evening service with a topic titled He Must Increase.
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Charles William Buckey
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Duke Divinity School
Duke University
Florida
Davidson College
Marine Corps
Wesley Memorial
Graham F. Brogden
Palmerston North
New Zealand
First Baptist Church
Pee Cnebuee Te
Godsenners
Bese Seminary
Wake Forest
North Carolina
United States
Garland A. Hendricks
Southeastern Seminary
Mr. Hendricks
First Baptist
J. E. Rawlinson
Green Street Baptist Church to Dedicate Sanctuary and Film
Green Street Baptist Church plans a morning worship dedication of its air conditioning system and newly decorated sanctuary. Dr. E W Price Jr will speak on The Meaning of Worship, followed by an evening 7 pm showing of the film Martin Luther by Lutheran Church Productions. Committees for the sanctuary project and house grounds will be recognized.
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Green Street
Roger Patterson
G. Dewey Smith
Bill Seckler
Herman Malpass
Roy Culler Jr
Rue R. Holder
D. F. Davis
Homer F. Sanders
Clyde Lewis
D. H. Lynch
Marvin Oakley
Sacred choral concert by Gospelaires Trio in Houston church
The Gospelaires Trio of Houston Texas will sing in a sacred choral concert at the First Church of God Sunday at 10 45 a m Members include Loretta Ratzlaff from S D Georgetta Harrington from Houston Marcia Turpin from Ponca City and pianist Joyce Ann Bounds from Bastrop The church resides on Main Street at Greenview Terrace Pastor is Rev Arlo F Newell An evangelistic series by Rev W S Teachey will be held at Johnsville Christian Church Foster Ky August 1 10.
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Gospelaires Trio
Houston
Tex
Church of God
W. S. Teachey
Central Christian Church
Johnsville Christian Church
Foster, Ky
Calvary Methodist Church Plans Visit to Char- Methodist Home
About 40 members from Calvary Methodist Church will visit the Char- Methodist Home, continuing a church outreach program. Directors hope the trip will strengthen ties and provide fellowship between the congregations.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Char
Eisenhower Warns Khrushchev of a Stark Fight at U N Summit
The White House released President Eisenhower s firm note to Soviet Premier Khrushchev warning of a stiff fight at a possible U N summit over Middle East and Asian issues He suggested two preparatory steps and a potential Aug 11 meeting date contingent on Security Council support and invited nonmember nations per council rules.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Khrushchevy
U.N
United Tes
Khrushchev
White House
James C. Hagerty
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Democrats Eye GOP Seat In West
Democrats in North Carolina move to defend 10th District with David Clark seeking to unseat Republican Charles R. Jonas. Woodrow Jones, 44, becomes state Democratic chair and Johnson Larkins Jr. named national committeeman while Malcolm Seawell and Jon Jordan are tapped for fall tickets. Hodges praises the party as motion passes with few dissenters.
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Woodrow Jones
Rutherfordton
Democratic Executive Committee
10Th
Charles R. Jonas
Jonas
Tar Heel
House
House of Representatives
Washington
Jones
David Clark
Lincolnton
Mary Laurens Richardson
Raleigh
Hodges
Jordan
W . Kerr Scott
Senate
Scott
John Smith Jr
Rockingham
John Larkin
Malcolm B. Seawell
Lumberton
Gov
Eisenhower Plays First Gettysburg Round Since Ottawa
President Eisenhower teed off at Gettysburg golf course with son David Eisenhower. He remarked on the height of his practice shots as he began his first 18 holes since the Ottawa trip during his Middle East crisis period.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Middle East
Army
David Eisenhower
Ottawa
Macmillan backs Ike plan for U.N. summit
London notes indicate Prime Minister Macmillan drew up a memo seconding President Eisenhower's push for a United Nations summit. Moscow and Cairo media attack the Western position while diplomats weigh conditions and invitation lists. De Gaulle tilts toward no hard stance until terms are clear and details may follow Security Council arrangements.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Eisenhower
U.N
U.S
Middle East
Macmillan
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Security Council
Cairo
al Ahram
United States
Lebanon
West
Britain
Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Washington
Brussels Fair attraction praised by Mueller family in Sunday Enterprise
The Rudolph Mueller family who immigrated from Germany in 1952 defend the Brussels World's Fair American exhibition as the best attraction despite criticism. Staff writer Jane Kerr reports their European visit impressions for tomorrow's Sunday Enterprise.
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Brussels
Rudolph Mueller
America
Germany
Muellers
Europe
Jane Kerr
Sunday Enterprise
Charlie
John Hodgin
Hodgins
Chair City
Dick Rigby
Enterprise
Heaviest Explorer Launched Aimed for Orbit From Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral a Jupiter C rocket lifted off carrying the heaviest Explorer satellite yet, about 38.43 pounds, with instruments to study outer space radiation. Officials said stages appeared to function, but orbit status not yet confirmed as observers await National Academy verdict.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
National A of Sciences
Washington
U.S. International Geophysical Year
Defense Department
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate approves farm bill with limited scope
The Senate voted 62 to 11 to approve a compact farm bill limiting price supports and government controls for cotton rice corn and livestock feeds with expanded output. Secretary Benson hailed the move as a step toward greater farmer freedom and urged quick House passage.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Secretary of
Benson
Thor Missile Explodes After Takeoff Over Atlantic
The Thor intermediate range ballistic missile burst apart 70 seconds after launch near Cape Canaveral. Officials cited a malfunction and said data evaluation is needed to determine the cause. The blast occurred during a test in which 12 congressmen witnessed the event.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Thor
Atlantic
Air Force
Missile Test Center
Lebanon braces for new rebel skirmishing today
Beiru t residents faced fresh clashes as government and rebel forces fought in Beirut and Tripoli amid a political stalemate. US troops numbered about 10 000 but did not engage. Rebel leader Saeb Salam said Parliament cannot name Chamoun's successor while US troops stay in Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. S
Middle East
Basra
Tripoli
Camille Chamoun
Saeb Salam
Balloonists Reach Stratosphere With TV Broadcast From 16 Miles
Two veteran balloonists Malcolm Ross and M Lee Lewis launched from a Minnesota iron mine for a 30 hour flight, delivering America's first stratosphere TV program. The gondola carried a sea level pressure atmosphere and a camera that transmitted clouds from about 60,000 feet as the craft climbed toward 16 miles. The adventure marked a milestone in high altitude flight and in aircraft carrying TV signals, with KSTP receiving distorted yet clear visuals.
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Crosby, Minn
America
Teawarine Mlachin Ballann
Malcolm Ross
M. Lee Lewis
Minnesota
Ross
Lewis
Navy
Space
Minneapolis-St Paul
KSTP
Luz Marina Zuloaga Crowned Miss Universe 1959
Luz Marina Zuloaga, 19, of Manizales Colombia, won Miss Universe 1959 at Long Beach Municipal Auditorium. The crown was accepted with a simple "Thank you" as photographers crowded the stage. her mother, a widow, spoke through an interpreter praising her daughter's character.
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Long Beach
Calif
Luz Mariana Zuloaga
Manizales
Colombia
Margarita
Luz Marina
Gladys Zender
Peru
Brazil
Adalgisa Colombo
Rio de Janeiro
Hawaii
Geri Hoo
Honolulu
Earlyne Howell
Bossier City
Poland
Alicia Bobrowska
Krakow
Long Beach Municipal Auditorium
Toons
Laz
Luz
Mrs. Zuloaga
Mama
House Bills May Delay Adjournment
Washington AP House leaders push multibillion dollar package touching housing distress aid Social Security reform and labor pension fund rules. McCormack says floor action could allow adjournment by August 9 but disputes threaten timing amid committee roadblocks and new proposals.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
House Rules Committee
House Banking Committee
Quick House
No Grace Period For Old Stamps
The Post Office Department says there will be no grace period for old postal rates after July 31. Beginning Aug 1 higher charges apply. letters mailed after midnight July 31 must use new rates or be charged postage due. Postcards rise to 3 cents, air mail letters 7 cents, air mail postcards 5 cents, and small community drop letters 3 cents.
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Washington
Post Office Department
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