Church Notebook Highlights Dr Swor Talks at Green Street
Dr Chester E Swor speaks at Green Street Baptist Church this week with an evening service at 7 45 followed by a youth after service discussion He returns June 13 to 17 for Christian Life Emphasis with daily morning watch 7 00 45 and evening talks at 7 30 A film Out of the Night at Gospel Tabernacle Tomorrow 7 30 features Pacific Garden Mission stories and Louell Hyler Bob Jones University Brass Ensemble appears at Brentwood Baptist Church Tomorrow 7 30 Directed by Paul Warren the ensemble from Bob Jones University in Greenville SC will tour the Central States this summer
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Chester E. Swor
Green Street Baptist Church
Orker’s Council
Swor
Southern Baptist Convention
Green Street
Christian Life
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
The
Pacific Garden Mission. Ac
Bob Jones University
Brentwood Baptist Church
Greenville
S. C
Paul Warren
Pennsylvania
Central States
Molotov Ousted Russians Strengthen Tito Ties
Washington reports the replacement of Molotov by Yury Shepilov signals Khrushchev and Bulganin seek closer ties with Yugoslavia and Tito. Officials see no shift in general Soviet policy, but some expect tougher diplomacy and renewed efforts in the Middle East and South Asia.
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Washington
Molotov
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Tito
Appoilov
Shepilov
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Belgrade
Russia
Revival services begin at Mount Zion Pilgrim Church
Last night opened a series of revival services at Mount Zion Pilgrim Church in Thomasville. Guest minister Rev. Charles I. Stout of Greensboro leads the events with song leader Mr. Bob Loman. Pastor Rev. Charles Apple says services will run each evening at 7:30 until June 6.
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Mount Zion Pilgrim Church
Thomasville
Charles I. Stout
Greensboro
Bob Loman
Charles Apple
Vacation Church School opens at Memorial Methodist
Memorial Methodist Church in Thomasville launches Vacation Church School Monday at 9. Classes run 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday with a June 15 closing program. Ages four to 12 participate. Director is Mrs. W. F. Perkins. Music by Mrs. J Harold Groves. Refreshments handled by Mrs. R C Wilson. Teachers include Mrs. John G Henry, Mrs. Bruce Luther, Mrs. Carson Cox Jr. and others. More on page two.
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Bruce Luther
Carson Cox Jr
J. Harold Groves
Paul Johnson
Junion
E. W. Hooper
Seventy East German Prisoners Freed by West Berlin Radio
Radio Free Berlin reports 70 political prisoners released from Bautzen by East German authorities. The inmates were sentenced by Soviet military tribunals for anti Russian activity to eight years to life terms.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Bautzen
Radio Free Berlin
Civil Rights Bill Faces Long Trail
Senate Judiciary Committee heard about 75 opposition witnesses as hearings continue on civil rights measures. Proponents from the NAACP spoke first while Southern senators and House members seek a hearing, with a Friday session anticipated. If hearings end without action, a Southern filibuster remains possible as the administration pushes for a civil rights commission and a Civil Rights Division in the Justice Department.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Dee Eae
Wis
Kam B. Rodman Jr
North Carolina
Senate
National Assn
Fria Y.oung
Congress
Civil Rights Commission
Justice Department
Attorney General
Graduation Time at High Point High School
The Sunday Enterprise reports 275 HPHS diplomas to be awarded Monday night with commencement starting Sunday at the baccalaureate service. Photos will feature all seniors and additional grads stories accompany the issue.
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High Point High School
HPHS
Marks
High Point
Forrest Cates
Enterpee
Sunday Enterprise
Joe Brown
Bob Marks
Dick Bickerton
Roy Proctor
Bill Hackney
Dave Gillespie
Financier Jesse Jones Dies at 82 in Houston
Jesse H. Jones 82 a Tennessee born financier who built a vast fortune with a fifth grade education died in Houston after a kidney blockage operation and illness. He led the Reconstruction Finance Corp for 13 years loaning over 50 billion dollars and influenced national figures from Hoover to Roosevelt. His Houston Endowment supported many educational and medical causes while owning 35 buildings and three major hotels.
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Houston
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Jim Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
RFC
Jones
Houston Chronicle
Washington
Commerce Weeks
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Texas
W. P. Hobby
The
Houston Post
Ee Oe
New York City
Fort Worth
Dallas
Memphis
Tenn
Houston Endowment Corp
San Francisco
Mary Gibbs Jones
Teacher to Receive First Honorary CIT Master’s Degree
Lon H. Colborn a 60 year old chemistry teacher at Taylor Allderdice High School Pittsburgh will receive Carnegie Institute of Technologys first honorary master’s degree for his 34 years in public schooling and for guiding more than 300 students into science and engineering careers his teaching and unusual ability to spark scientific interest are noted in the citation
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Pix/SBURGHA
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Lon H. Colborn
Colborn
Pittsburgh
Taylor Allderdice High
French Algerian Uprising Battle in Biban Mountains
French forces with two divisions and air support battled Algerian rebels in the Biban Mountains near Bougie, claiming 290 dead and 110 prisoners in a major clash. Infantry and mechanized divisions pressed the trap, with jet dive bombers and artillery blasting rebel positions.
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Algiers
Biban
Algeria
Bougie
Soumman
NATO
Germany
Lafayette
Scumman the Nolley
Grand Kayblie
NAACP Plans Compliance With Alabama Court Order
The NAACP says it will obey a state court injunction barring operation in Alabama. Judge Walter B. Jones issued the temporary injunction at the request of Attorney General John Patterson who accuses the group of aiding the Montgomery bus boycott. The case also involves enrollment actions at the University of Alabama linked to Authurine Lucy.
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Montgomery
Ala
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
Walter B. Jones
NAACP
Jones
John Patterson
Patterson
Montgomery City Lines
Birmingham
Ruby Hurley
New York
Roy Wilkins
Didot
Lon
Wilkins
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Lucy
H. C. Foster
Dallas
Tex
Soviet Union appoints Dmitri Shepilov as foreign minister
In Moscow Dmitri T. Shepilov aged 50 takes over from Vyacheslav Molotov as foreign minister. Shepilov previously led Pravda since 1952 while the move aligns with Yugoslav Tito's state visit. The reshuffle, described as a Kremlin shift, follows Molotov’s resignation and Khrushchev’s remarks on past expulsions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Dmitri T. Sheplov
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Tito
Shepilov
Communist Party
Pravda
Stalin
Molotov
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Foreign Ministry
Supreme Soviet Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Council of Ministers
Voteslav M. Molotov
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Erik Braadland
Norway
Nikita Khrushchev
Cominform
International Organization of Communist Nations
Soviet foreign minister sees United States as world villain
Dmitri Shepilov, newly named Soviet foreign minister, criticized U.S. imperialist policy as a major barrier to world socialism. In remarks at Lenin’s birthday event in Moscow on April 22, he warned of U.S. dictation and interference, while affirming Soviet aims for peaceful relations and anti colonialism used for Soviet ends.
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Emil Hymowitz
U. S. Naval Air Station
Patuxent River
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
U.S. Navy
New York
Dmitri Shépilov
United States
Shepilov
Communist Party
Pravda
Western Hemisphere
Moscow
V. I. Lenin
Ae Union
Vvons
Huge Still Destroyed In Stanly County
In Salisbury North Carolina a 1350 gallon illicit liquor still believed to be the largest in Stanly County was demolished after an anonymous tip. Police also destroyed 7000 gallons of mash 41 cases of sugar liquor and related equipment including condensers a boiler pumps and fans.
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Salisbury
N.C
Stanly
ATU
Atlanta
Rowan Stanly
Kefauver and Stevenson intensify California campaign
The Associated Press reports Kefauver accuses Stevenson of civil rights double talk while Stevenson attacks the Eisenhower administration. California’s 68 delegate prize looms as a possible make or break test ahead of the August national convention. Eisenhower heads the GOP slate uncontested with 70 delegates to be chosen in August.
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Associated Press
Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
California
Kefauver
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nfornia
New York
GOP
Nixmore
Bus Boycott Nears Full Effect in Tallahassee
The Tallahassee community sees nearly complete bus boycott adherence with many Negro residents walking or carpooling. Leaders seek precise meaning of the race seating demand described as first come, first served as negotiations with the Negro delegation produce no clear agreement yet.
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Tallahassee
Malcolm B. Johnson
The
Akon
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Tual
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Pacific Garden Mission
Bob Jones
Loiell Hyler
Mount Zion
Mr, Stout
the Sunday Enterprise
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Constantine
Mila
MNA
Casbah
Paris
French National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Dmitri Shepilov
V. M. Molotov
Marshall Tito
A. I. Mikoyan
Andrei Gromyko
Soviets
Shepilovy
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