Ground-breaking set for Wesley Memorial Church site
Formal ceremonies on Sunday mark the start of the Wesley Memorial Methodist Church construction on Chestnut Street at Westchester. Contracts totaling about 1.5 million dollars were signed with R. T. Amos as chair of the building committee, with completion expected in early 1960.
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New Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
R. T. Amos
Congregational
R. K. Stewart & Son
Bryant Electric Company
High Point
W. H. Sullivan Company
Greensboro
Air Conditioning Company of
Harold E. Wagoner
Philadelphia
C. C. Hartmann
Chestnut Street
Westchester
North Main
Sheraton Place
Wesley Memorial
Summer Plays Open Tonight and Rev Hendricks Guest Minister
The Rev Garland A Hendricks professor and director at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary will guest minister at First Baptist Church for five Sundays with sermons on Christian Youth and Tomorrow at 11 a.m. and Marks of Maturity at 7 30 p.m. He is a Nash County native and Wake Forest graduate who has served Nash Warren Knightdale and Apex churches and taught at Gardner Webb College. Summer dramas open include The Lost Colony at Waterside Theatre Manteo with Bruce Caton and Oliver Link leading. Horn in the West at Boone. Unto These Hills at Cherokee. and Flat Rock Playhouse open with The Reluctant Debutante.
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Garland A. Hendricks
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hendricks
Nash County
Wake Forest College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Nash
Warren
Knightdale
Apex
Gardner-Webb College
Hendricks
Progressive Farmer
North Carolina Baptist Convention
North Carolina State Grange
Walter Raleigh
New World
Roanoke Island
Horn
West
Daniel Boone
Appalachian
Cherokee
North Carolina
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
U N observers face criticism in Lebanon revolt
Be irut editorial denounces Dag Hammarskjold for seeming lack of power and appreciation amid Lebanon’s rebel unrest. L Orient challenges U.N. observers on border role and urges decisive action to deter U.R. interference. The piece questions who benefits from prolonging the crisis.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Camille Chamoun
Hammarskjold
WEP
Chamoun
L’orient
United Arab Republic
United Nations
U.A.R
Hamarskjold
Security Council
L'Orient
Scout Troop 2 to Receive Charter at Emerywood Service
Troop 2 will receive its charter during morning worship at Emerywood Baptist Church tomorrow. Clyde Campbell of the Uwharrie Council will present the charter and issue the church a challenge. MORE ON PAGE TWO.
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Emerywood Baptist Church
Clyde Campbell
Uwharrie Council
Growth and new schools reshape High Point district
The northern shift in High Point’s population drives school system changes with new schools and additions funded by the school board. Staff writer Dick Rigby previews a special Sunday Enterprise piece on the topic.
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High Point
Dick Rigby
Sunday Enterprise
C. F. Farley
Farley
Braxton Younts
The
Bennett demands records in Goldfine Adams dispute
Rep. John Bennett says House investigators must obtain all of Bernard Goldfine's records to verify claims tying Goldfine to Adams. Boston businessman John Fox testified about relationships among Goldfine, Adams, and Eisenhower aide. Fox's testimony drew denials from Hagerty and Adams refutes.
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Washington
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Bennett
Boston
John Fox
Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhower
Fox
Boston Post
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
NBC
David Brinkley
Dorothy B. Kerr
Ams
Federal Trade Commission
Rebels Free Americans Soon, Castro Rebels Say
Cuban rebels who kidnapped 10 U.S. and two Canadian engineers from a Moa Bay mining camp told an American wife the men will be treated well and released after a few days. U.S. Ambassador Smith expects release soon. Three Cubans were killed.
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Havana
Cuba
U.S
U. S
Earl E. T. Smith
Monon Cub
Uip
U. S. State Department
Raoul Castro
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Sierra Maestra
Moa
Castro
United States
Batista
John Schissler
California
Moa Bay Mining Co
Dicker
Juan Fangio
Worl
Argentina
Smith
Park Wollan
Wollan
Sea Lion Cyril Sparks Ownership Battle Across Two Zoos
Cyril the sea lion, now in a Toledo Zoo bear cage, sparked a clash over ownership with London Ontario officials after escaping from London’s Thames and swimming toward fame. Toledo claims rights under possible English law, while London officials pursue jurisdictional resolution. Cyril was captured by Toledo Zoo staff near Sandusky Bay after a marathon journey.
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Toledo, Ohio
Cyril
Toledo Zoo
Springbank Park
London
Ont
Nichols
Toledo
California
Pacific
Thames River
Lake St. Clair
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Maumee River
Sandusky Bay
London Public Utilities Commission
Phil Sheldon
Earl Nichols
Mary Sue
Stewart Killingsworth
Sheldon
Jor
Dan Danford
Danford
Albemarle Girl Crowned 1958 Dairy Queen
Glenda Sue Honey a 17 year old from Albemarle was selected as North Carolina's 1958 Dairy Queen from 11 finalists after two days of judging. She wins a $200 scholarship and will make personal appearances for the dairy industry. Second place went to Rita Gail Eckard of Conover and third to Faye McCurry of Limestone College in Gaffney, South Carolina.
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Charlotte
Glenda Sue Honey
Beasty
Albemarle
North Carolina
Connie Hobby
New Bern
Honey
Rita Gail Eckard
Rt. 1
Conover
Vance Eckard
Faye McCurry
Limestone College
Gaffiney
S.C
Miss Honey
Skywatchers Track Declining Explorer III Satellite
Skywatchers worldwide monitor the falling Explorer III satellite launched March 26. Prediction places its fiery descent into the atmosphere any day. observers are urged to report sightings and preserve any remains for the National Academy of Sciences in Washington.
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National Academy of Science
The
Academy
Washington, D. C
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
Recount Continues in Cabarrus Legislative Race
Cabarrus County officials push a ballot recount in a state legislative race as Bedford Black widens his lead over State Rep. Eugene Best by five votes after 16 of 31 boxes were counted. Black cited 22 irregularities and the process is to resume Monday with results expected late Monday for an early Tuesday decision.
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Concord
N.C
North Carolina
Cabarrus County
Bedford Black
Kannapolis
Eugene T. Best
Official Election Board
Black
Overnight Battle in Tripoli Rages for 12 Hours
Insurgent sources report a 12 plus hour clash in Tripoli between government forces and rebels. Eight killed, about 20 wounded as artillery and heavy weapons shaped northern Lebanon port city fighting. Rebels claim control of most of Lebanon. Chamoun government vows to hold.
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Beirut
Tripoli
Maan Karami
Rashid Karami
Camilo Chamoun
Karami
Basta
Mt. Tereol
Connecticut
Chamoun
Lebanon
Federal funds allocated to extend unemployment payments
The Labor Department announced 37.4 million dollars in emergency loans to eight states the District of Columbia Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to finance a 50 percent extension of state jobless pay programs. Insured unemployment fell to 2.7046 million the ninth weekly drop driven by outdoor work though some exhausted eligibility and remain unemployed.
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Washington
Labor Department
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Employment Security Bureau
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Pat Duggins
J. M. Welborn
Congregation
of Jehovah's Witnesses
New York
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
Jehovah's Witnesses
Welborn
New World Society of Jehovah's Witnesses In Christian Association
Associated Press
Bruce Caton
Oliver Link
Salisbury
Lois Zierk Garren
Greenville
John Borden
Eleanor Are
Flat Rock Playhouse
Flat Rock
Vagabond Players
Val Balfour
Christ
Hendersonville Auditorium
G, A, Hendricks
Dag
Scouts Charter Service
France
the Sunday Enterprise
Jane Kerr
Enterprise Tomorrow
Goldfine Records
Ihe
House Appropriations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Sea Lion
Dairy Queen
Huntsville, Ala
Cabarrus
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