Revival and church notices sweep Anderson area
The article lists multiple religious events: Rev Arlo F Newell will speak at the Friday General Service of the International Camp meeting in Anderson Indiana about The Saviourhood of Jesus Christ with about 20000 expected attendees. Rev Newell holds several church and YMCA posts and will deliver Father and His Two Sons as a sermon topic. A Father and Son Banquet is planned with Earl Retten as speaker. Evangelistic team Rev B C Crowe will lead revival services at Providence Wesleyan Methodist June 17 23 with pre service prayer and music. Old Fashioned Singing at Gospel Mission on Surratt Road. Calvary Methodist Church notes Church School Day, Wesley Memorial Methodist Church hosts Rev Seth Hinshaw of Guilford College for 11 am worship.
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Arlo F. Newell
First Church of God
Anderson
Ind
National Board of Christian Education
Atlanta
Earl Retten
Asheboro
Mary Hoy
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Allen Jay
Providence Church
Alvin K. Morgan
Seth B. Hinshaw
Guilford College
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Hodg es Expected To Fill Vacancies On Capitol Hill
Gov Hodg es plans news conferences next week to announce numerous new appointments including chief posts across state government. Several terms expire July 1 with figures such as Eugene Shaw stepping down from the Revenue Department and A H Graham to retire as Highway Commission chair.
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Revenue Department
Eugene Shaw
Greensboro
Highway Commission
General Assembly
A. H. Graham
Commission
State Department of Administration
Budget Bureau
Division of Purchase and Contract
D. S. Coltrane
State Highway Commission
George Randall
Board of Paroles
J. W. Beam
Industrial Commission
State Utilities Commission
Edward H. McMahan
Brevard
Harry T. Westcott
Raleigh
Sam Worthington
Greenville
Burial Assn
J. Wilbur Forbes
Board of Conservation and Development
New attractions at City Lake Park and Washington Terrace Park
The Sunday Enterprise previews summer facilities at City Lake Park and Washington Terrace Park for High Pointers seeking relief from the heat, with staff writer Braxton Younts and photographer Bill Jackson contributing.
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City Lake Park
Washington Terrace Park
Braxton Younts
Bill Jackson
Sunday Enterprise
Need For Ministers Cited At Western North Carolina Conference
Bishop Nolan B. Harmon urged more Methodist ministers at the Western North Carolina Conference in Lake Junaluska. The four day session heard calls for more missionaries and trained clergy as twelve ministers were accepted and the first woman minister placed on trial, Mrs Malorie Bogle Lee of Hiddenite among others.
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Lake Junaluska
N.C.P
Nolan B. Harmon
Charlotte
Harmon
Themi S
H. Grady Hardin
Houston
Tex
W. Kenneth Goodson
Board of Missions
Malorie Bogle Lee
Hiddeni
Methodist Cers
H. G. Allen
High Oint
Dulles Marks 50 Years in Diplomacy at Age 69
Secretary of State Dulles observed the 50th anniversary of his diplomacy career begun at the 1907 Hague conference. He plans to finish at home with a San Francisco speech on June 28 and a congressional committee meeting next week.
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Washington
State Dulles
Dulles
San Francisco
Congressional Committee
Hague
John W. Foster
China
Daviso
Wilson
Panama
Panama Canal
Versail
Senate approves foreign aid bill moves to House
President Eisenhower's foreign aid measure sails through the Senate 57 to 25, surviving Democratic and Republican opposition and amendments. The bill sets ceilings and terms, with supporters arguing for security gains and ally backing, while opponents decry waste and “giveaways.” Tepehuan Indians in Mezquital Durango report typhoid deaths, adding domestic concerns.
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Knowland
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Jenner
R-Ind
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Wye
Bricker
Ohio
Curtis
Neb
Dworshak
Idaho
Malone
Nev
Williams
Del
Young
Southern House Members Praise White House Pressure
Southern lawmakers credited White House leverage for defeating a Southern backed amendment to the civil rights bill. The House vote suggested final passage with Eisenhower era GOP and Democratic support, while Senate fate remained unclear. Key Republicans faced White House urging as Eisenhower met with lawmakers at two breakfasts.
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Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Group
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Willis
D-La
Talon
I House
South
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Golf Case Hinges On U.S. Court Ruling In Asheville
In Asheville North Carolina the 4th Circuit hears an appeal over Gillespie Park golf course segregation order eight years after a federal court issued an integration decree. Greensboro owns the course but leases it to a private operator since 1949 alleging city constraints. The court plans to decide by a later date in Richmond Virginia.
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Asheville
N.C
Greensboro
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
John J. Parker
Chartlotte
Gillespie Parks
Circuit Court
Richmond
Atty
H. J. Elam
U.S. Dist
Johnson J. Hayes
Elam
Hayes
Robert S. Cahoon
Bus Accident Turns Out To Be a Scare
Raleigh reports a bus load of soldiers appeared to have overturned on U S Highway 401 near Fuquay Varina. Patrol found no crash but soldiers sitting on a bank smoking and drinking soft drinks, a scare rather than a real incident.
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Raleigh
Highway Patrol
Fuquay-Varina
U. S, Highway 401
Byrd Urges 1958 Tax Cut If Spending Cuts Go Through
Senator Byrd head of the Senate Finance Committee says a 1958 tax reduction is possible if President Eisenhower agrees to reduced spending in the next year's budget. He disputes Humphrey's view that tax cuts are unlikely before 1959 and cites public opinion and debt payments as factors. The Treasury secretary testified that 1958 cuts are unlikely but evidence suggests a potential later year reduction.
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Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Get
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
H Humphrey
Sea House Economic Su Ate B
Humphrey Abete
Unclaimed Bodies Buried After Truck Crash in North Carolina
In Fayetteville, North Carolina, 13 unclaimed migrant workers were buried in a large black grave after a fatal crash on U.S. 301 June 6. County welfare officials funded the burial, with local donations and Jaycees support covering costs. drivers and most workers were unidentified. The workers were en route from an overnight camp to bean fields near Dunn.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Cumberland County
U.S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Edgecombe County
Sheriff Ashby Robinson Trial Goes to Jury in Murder Case
Asheville scene as Sheriff Ashly Robinson faces murder charges for shooting Cohen Sprinkle outside East Marion cafe on January 28. Defense claims self defense while witnesses recount threats and dying words. Transfer disputes over venue drew wide county attention.
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N.C
Ashly Robinson
McDowell County
Cohen Sprinkle
East Marion
Hugh B. Campbell
John Wilson
Mildred Henson
Wilson
Tice
North Carolina
Marion
Ruth Hall
Charles Edwards
Nebo
Sprinkle
McDowell
Dysart Martin
Robinson
Martin
C. C. Ridings
Forest City
Sheriff's Home
Rutherfordton
General Assembly
Old Fort
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