Fathers Day Sermons Set by High Point Ministers
Ministers across High Point base sermons on fatherhood for Father s Day. Topics include My Father s God Parental Guidance The Father and the Home Can We Fan Father and Gods Family Plan as churches including Wesley Memorial Crestwood Presbyterian First Presbyterian Ward Street Methodist and Highland Methodist share plans for worship at 11 o clock and Sunday School.
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America
High Point
Walter Miller
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Crestwood Presbyterian Church
Roy E. Watts
First Presbyterian Church
Ward Street Methodist Church
W. E. McGilvery
First Church of Christ
C. D. Brown
Highland Methodist Church
Vacation Bible School Headed Into Second Week
First Baptist Church resumes its vacation bible school on Monday at 9 a.m. for its second week. Enrollment reached 227 in the first week under principal Mrs. J. Dennis Young.
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Bible School
First Baptist Church
J. Dennis Young
Baptist Church names Bell superintendent of Mission Bible School
The First Baptist Church elected Rev. Roger Bell as superintendent of the Mission Bible School located in Field Street Apartments in the Northeastern city section. The first session is set for tomorrow at 9 45 AM and nearby residents are invited to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Roger Bell
Mission Bible School
Field Street
Swor to Close Spiritual Emphasis Week at Green Street Baptist
Dr. Chester E. Swor, noted lecturer, concludes Spiritual Emphasis Week at Green Street Baptist Church with a Youth Rally at 10 a.m. in the chapel, the 11 a.m. worship, a 6:30 p.m. talk to the Adult Baptist Training Union, and a final service at 7:30 p.m.
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Chester E. Swor
Green Street Baptist Church
Adult Baptist Training Union
Revival at Mount Gilead Church in Randolph County
The Rev. Frank Berry will conduct revival services at Mount Gilead Methodist Church in Randolph County from June 17 to June 23 with Von Jay Sumner as guest vocalist. Services begin at 7 30 each evening.
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Frank Berry
Mount Gilead Methodist Church
Randolph County
von Jay Sumner
Vacation Church School At Bentwood Baptist Cited
Brentwood Vacation Church School will be held at Bentwood Baptist Church next week for children ages 3 to 16. Nursery to junior classes list teachers including Mrs Darrell Staley Hoyt Sanders Wilson Foster Howard Bowen Tyler Stroud Bill Wilson Charles Jenkins K D Key Agnes Melton Clyde Lawing Vonnie Voncannon Bill Hight Neil Shef field James McAbee. Mrs Harvey Weaver directs handicraft and Miss Carolyn Ecker serves as pianist.
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Brentwood
Bentwood Baptist Church
Darrell Staley
Hoyt Sanders
Wilson Foster
Howard Bowen
Tyler Stroud
Bill Wilson
Charles Jenkins
K. D. Key
Agnes Melton
Clyde Lawing
Vonnie Voncannon
Bill Hight
Neil Sheffield
James McAbee
Harvey Weaver
Carolyn Ecker
King's Ambassadors Tour Brings The Good News Story
Nyack on Hudson group The King's Ambassadors present two youth services at the Tabernacle tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m as part of a 6000 mile Eastern U S tour. Eldon Bright of Finland Ohio leads the group and Rev Ken Taylor of High Point is the evangelist.
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Nyack-on-Hudson
New York
Tabernacle
United States
Eldon Bright
Finland
Ohio
Ken Taylor
Hig Point
Homecoming Day Planned at Mount Vernon Methodist Church
Mount Vernon Methodist Church observes its annual Homecoming Day on June 17 with an 11 o clock service led by Rev. W Reid Harris a former pastor. A memorial service follows in the church cemetery and a church grounds picnic lunch and special afternoon musical program are scheduled.
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Mount Vernon
Vacation Bible School At First Methodist Church
Vacation Bible School enters its second week at First Methodist Church with classes from 9 to 11 30 for Kindergarten and Primary and 9 to 3 for Juniors Each group studies different themes including Stories of Jesus Palestine and Homes in the Woods Parents and friends are invited to a sharing program in the social hall Friday at 7 p.m.
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Bible School
First Methodist Church
Jesus
Palestine
L. Gray
Youth Rally at First Evangelical and Reformed Church
The High Point Christian Endeavor Young Adults sponsor a Christian Youth Rally at the First Evangelical and Reformed Church on June 23 at 7 45 pm. Larry Emerson a ministerial student and pastor will lead the meeting with Rev Clarence Nida of Greensboro delivering the inspirational message.
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High Point Christian Endeavor
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Larry Emerson
Science Hi
Clarence Nida
Greensboro
Seek Agreement Big Steel And Union To Meet
New York reports talks between Big Steel and United Steelworkers aimed at breaking a wage and benefit impasse. The Big Three firms reject larger offers while unions demand substantial raises and new protections. A possible strike looms, affecting about 650000 steel workers and tens of thousands more.
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Big Steel
Compan
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
McDonald
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Picayune
USW
Indus
Graham attracts vast Oklahoma City crusade crowds
Evangelist Billy Graham has drawn about 200000 people in two weeks of a month long revival at the Oklahoma City Fair Grounds with nightly crowds of 12000 to 18000 and hundreds making decisions for Christ. He spoke to state workers at the Capitol and will move July 1 to the 58000 seat Oklahoma University stadium.
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Oklahoma City
Billy Graham
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Fair
Graham
Oklahoma Capitol
State House
University of Oklahoma
Stuart Hamblen
Hamblen
Owen Field
Demands Stirred For New Federal Job Security Bill
A Justice Department order suspends the security program for nonsensitive federal jobs. Senators demand federal coverage for all workers, citing the Supreme Court ruling. Senator Cotton calls for rapid legislation while Mundt Eastland and McCarthy back bills to nullify the decision. The bipartisan commission plans to meet this weekend to review the impact.
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Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Executive Branch
Supreme Court
Olin D. Johnston
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Sens
Eastland
D-Miss
McCarthy
R-Wis
House
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Cotton
Eisenhower Advances to Soft Foods in Recovery
President Eisenhower enters the second week of convalescence at Walter Reed after intestinal surgery. An 8 a.m. bulletin reports he will advance from liquids to soft foods such as custard and cream of wheat, with rest and stable vitals, as Hagerty notes the President’s good spirits and concern for newsroom activity.
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Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Steve Martini
White House
Bolivia Tightens Security Ahead of Election
Bolivia's government boosts security across the nation as opposition calls for a two month delay of Sunday's vote. Armed peasants and miners patrol La Paz while asylum seekers flee to embassies. Falangist withdrawal narrows the race to MNR and minor left parties. Balloting becomes mandatory with new rules granting women's suffrage and removing literacy tests.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Eduardo Messuti Roca
Republican Socialist Union
PURS
Federico Fortun
Defense Ministry
D. Jorge Escalante Posse
Oscar Unzaga de la Vega
Socialist Falange
Hernan Siles Zuazo
Siles Zuazo
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
MNR
18 Year Old Marine Recruit Hangs Self
An 18 year old Marine recruit at the San Diego depot died by suicide after leaving a note exonerating drill instructors. He had been at the depot since June 4 and was described as quiet and capable, having recently been made a squad leader. The note expressed love for the Marine Corps and his girlfriend.
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San Diego
Calif
Marine Corps
Sunday Enterprise Preview Promises Changes at Local Ministry
The High Point church scene adapts to a changing community with ministerial and program shifts. Staff writer Robert Marks outlines how congregations are responding to evolving needs and facilities this Sunday edition.
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High Point
Robert Marks
Enterprise
Forrest Cates
Sunday
Tom Alston
Air Force says hydrogen bomb missed target near Bikini Atoll
The Air Force chief spokesman says the first hydrogen bomb dropped from an American plane missed the Bikini Atoll target by about two miles. He cited a memory switch not turned off as the cause and noted the miss sparked earlier rumors of a seven mile deviation.
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San Francisco
Air Force
Rorce
San Francisco Chronicle
Bikini
Scott
Chowchilla
California
Chile
Washington
Highway Bill Nears Completion in Senate House Conferences
Washington report says Senate and House conferees nearly finish action on construction features of a broad highway bill to authorize a nationwide road program. A final point on adding 2,500 miles to the interstate system to be resolved next Wednesday.
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Senate House
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
House
Senate
Gore
Read
Priests Freed In Shanghai After Three Years In Prison
Two American Roman Catholic priests from San Francisco were freed from three years in Red Chinese prisons and reported they are well and resting in Shanghai. They said they will likely reach Hong Kong within a week and asked loved ones to know they are freed. Bishop Walsh remains in China.
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Shanghai
John William Clifford
Thomas Leonard Phillips
San Francisco
Associated Press
Red China
Peiping Radio
Father Clifford
James Edward Walsh
Walsh
Cumberland
Communist China
Father Phillips
Study Of Aid Bill Is Resumed
Senator Neuberger says many Democrats fear backing increased foreign aid and let Republicans lead. Senate Foreign Relations Committee meets in an unusual Saturday session to advance the 4.5 billion package, with a 9 to 5 committee vote boosting military aid by 600 million above House totals, and cuts of 12.4 million from technical sections. Neuberger criticizes backlash from right wing Republicans after endorsing the President’s foreign policies.
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Washington
Sen
Neuberger
D-Ore
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Oregon
Car Found Cut Into 20 Pieces in Raleigh Road Death
Franklin County sheriff investigates the hit and run death of Shelton Wayne Pearce 24 in May. A car believed involved was found burned and cut into about 20 pieces in the Tar River. A man named Nathaniel Hicks admits forging a registration. authorities seek the killer with SBI and DMV assistance.
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Louisburg
N.C
Franklin County
Franklin
C. Willis Perry
Shelton Wayne
Red) Pearce
Pearce
Franklin Memorial Hospital
Perry
Eggers
J Bing Nnn
State Bureau of Investigation
Motor Vehicles Department
Theft Bureau
Two Men Pushed Man Into River After Bet in Windsor
Perry Robinson met two men in Windsor Ontario who bet him they could not swim the Detroit River. At the river edge one man took the money, and the two pushed the bettor in and fled, leaving him to struggle in the water.
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Detroit
Perry Robinson
Windsor
Ont
Robinson
North Carolina Court Study Plans Unveiled by Hodges
Governor Luther Hodges announced a major court system study funded with 70000 from private foundations to be conducted by the North Carolina Bar Association. The project aims for action by the 1959 legislature with a year of fact finding and six months for analysis, addressing court administration and traffic-related fatalities.
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Myrtle Beach
S. C
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
North Carolina Bar Assn
Hodges
Tion
New Rolina Ork
Harriman Has Strength in Both Ends of Nation
The Associated Press reports Averell Harriman of New York showing strength in both ends of the nation as he seeks the Democratic presidential nomination. Backers expect strong delegate support from New York and potential Wisconsin planks as Kefauver remains in the race. Republican aides fret over Eisenhower's health and possible re election while Humphrey blasts the president as mediocrity. Florida GOP not endorsing Nixon for reelection or president if Eisenhower does not run.
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Harriman
Associated Press
Averell Harriman
New York
Milton Weisenmann
Utah
Denver
Superior
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Sen. Estes Ofver
Stevenson
Kefauver
Humphrey
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Galonsine
Nixon
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