Church Notebook lists Green Street Baptist services and guests
A weekly list of worship speakers for Green Street Baptist Church through April 1 is announced. Dr E W Price Jr will assume duties as pastor elect. guest ministers include Dr Weston C Reed and Dr Elmo Scoggin. The notice also mentions Alcohol Education Week events and a Nyack Missionary College film screening.
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Green Street Baptist Church
E. W. Price Jr
Weston C. Reed
Children’s Homes of
North Carolina
Edward Kissiah
J. C. McAllister Jr
C. Sylvester
Training Union
James W. Moffitt
Elmo Scoggin
Wake Forest
Wilfred Eddinger
Navy blimp sets record long flight over Atlantic to Florida
A ZPG-2 airship remained aloft 11 days and 17 minutes to prove persistent patrol capability. From South Weymouth to Boca Chica it crossed the Atlantic and flew along Portugal and North Africa coasts before returning to Florida. Navy officials hailed the mission as proof of the airship as a long duration radar platform and warning system. Cmdr. Hung received the Distinguished Flying Cross and the crew a commendation from Adm. Burke.
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Key West
Fla
Boca Chica Naval Air Station
Weymouth
Mass
Atlantic
Portugal
North Africa
Florida
Navy
Frederick N. Rivette
Naval Operations
Air
Jack R. Hung
Blimp
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Saint Mary's Episcopal church Lenten sessions on forgiveness
A discussion on Christian Forgiveness opens two groups at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church. The under 35 group meets at 711 Westwood hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart with Dick Tartley as leader. The over 35 group gathers at 702 West Farriss Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ripley led by Mrs. John Idol. Guest speaker Mrs. Edwin A. Penick discusses Intercessory Prayer.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
George Stewart
Westwood
Dick Tiartley
E. P. Ripley
W. Farriss Ave
John Idol
Edwin A. Penick
Mars Hill College Choir Concert at Green Street Baptist
The Mars Hill College Choir will present a concert in the sanctuary of Green Street Baptist Church Tuesday evening at 7 30 p.m.
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Mars Hill College
Green Street Baptist Church
March Youth Meet at Rankin Memorial Church
The High Point Sub-district of the Methodist Youth Fellowship will host its March meeting on Thursday at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church. The event features a fellowship banquet with local church groups performing skits and pantomimes as entertainment. The Kappa Chi Chorus of High Point College will perform a music program.
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High Point
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Kappa Chi Chorus
High Point College
Revival series at Gospel Mission on Surrett Street
The Rev. Harold Loman will be guest evangelist at revival services March 21 to 25 at Gospel Mission on Surrett Street. Pastor Rev. J C Fowler says services start at 7 30 each evening.
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Harold Loman
Gospel Mission
Surrett Street
J. C. Fowler
Revival Series Opens at Spring Hill Methodist Church
Tomorrow evening marks the start of revival services at Spring Hill Methodist Church on Route 2. The Rev Harold Robinson of Memorial Methodist Church Thomasville will speak, with special music planned for the services.
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Spring Hill Methodist Church
Route 2
Harold Robinson
Memorial Methodist Church
Thomasville
Nine Bills Returned by Jury in Portland Case
A Portland Grand Jury, with Mayor Terry Schrunk as a witness, returned nine indictments last night. Frank J. Malloy, 44, charged with extortion, and Portland Police Officer Raymond J. Roadright, charged with perjury, were arrested. more arrests are expected. Schrunk denied the charges, Malloy invoked self defense, and details of Schrunk’s testimony remain unavailable.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Schrunk
Frank J. Malloy
Business
Raymond J. Roadright
Schrank
Malloy
Sunday Enterprise previews and features planned for tomorrow
The Sunday Enterprise touts staff features including a Ike menu from Forrest Cates, Calypso trends by Robert Marks, a piece on underage marriages by Martha Clontz, a Davidson County spotlight on the Taylors, a look at barber shop trends by Pete Jones, a T Day Tax guide in Family Weekly, and a note on Elvis Presley influence among teens.
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Ike
Eisenhower
High Point
Forrest Cates
Augusta
Calypso
Robert Marks
Elvis Presley
Ed Lane
Davidson County
The
Taylors
Family Weekly
Tomorrow
Internal Revenue
Congress Victory Shifts Bombays State Assembly Balance
In India's second general election early counts show Congress leading in Bombay with 199 of 396 seats. Results indicate gains for Congress across multiple states including Kerala Gujarat and Maharashtra with Reds and other parties holding smaller shares.
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Bombay
India
Congress Party
Congress
Actioss
Kerala
Emmy Awards Tonight Highlight TV's Best and Brightest
Hollywood and New York host the Emmy ceremony as Desi Arnaz and Phil Silvers lead the show with top stars like Ernie Kovacs Julie London Nat King Cole and Peggy Lee among nominees. Rod Serling and Steve Allen vie for major writing and program awards as Sgt Bilko Alfred Hitchcock Presents and Father Knows Best are named top half hour series. Leonard Bernstein Omnibus is up for musical contribution and single program honors.
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Hollywood
New York
Desi Arnaz
I Love Lucy
Phil Silvers
Sgt. Bilko
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Ernie Kovacs
Jimmy Durante
Danny Thomas
Nat King Cole
Peggy Lee
Julie London
CBS
Andrea Deria
ABC
NBC
Edward R. Murrow
Rod Serling
Playhouse 90
Steve Allen
Kovacs
Air Power
United States
Silvers
Jack Benny
Leonard Bernstein
Eisenhower Aboard Canberra Sees Cloudy Atlantic Sail
President Eisenhower stays below decks on the Canberra as it cruises the Atlantic coast from Virginia to Florida amid overcast skies and intermittent rain. He plans Bermuda talks with Prime Minister Macmillan starting Thursday after a day of weather delays. Maj. Gen. Snyder, aboard, reports on international and domestic developments via government communications.
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Eisenhower
Canberra
Atlantic
Virginia
Florida
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
White House
Middle East
Probers Fix Deadline for Beck to Submit Records
Senate probes fixed a 24 hour deadline for Teamsters president Dave Beck to provide 1949 55 personal financial records. Hearings resume Tuesday with a subpoena threat if Beck and attorneys do not voluntarily turn over documents. The inquiry also probes bribery charges against Vice President James R Hoffa as Beck faces scrutiny over union funds and payments to a speech maker.
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Washington
Seuveig
Beck
Teamsters
Portland
Ore
Omens
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Frank Brewster
Brewster
Shefferman
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
New York
Senate
Soviet Opposes Western European Unity Plan
The Soviet Union condemns Western Europe’s move toward economic and atomic unity and calls for an All European conference on energy issues. Six nations Egypt and UNEF developments are noted with Meir heading to the U.S. for urgent talks.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Rome
Pact Details Withheld On Gaza U N Troop Roles
An Egypt spokesman says agreement in principle on UN troop function in Gaza. He suggested troops would be restricted to positions along the Gaza Israeli border. Cairo paper Al Gomburiya claims Egyptian troops will occupy two points inside Gaza to restore the pre aggression state.
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Egypt
U. N
Gaza Strip
Cairo
al Gumburriya
Strip
Egyptians Move to Take Over El Arish Defense
Reliable informants report 600 to 700 Egyptian army recon and military police moved into El Arish to assume defense of the area from the United Nations Emergency Force. El Arish lies 25 miles west of the Gaza border. sources doubt further movement into the Gaza Strip. Al Gumburiya earlier claimed Egypt would occupy two points in the strip.
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Strip
Egypt
Palestine
Gaza
al Gumbhurriya
Rege
Israel
U. N
U. S
Golda Meir
United States
Dulles
U.N
Middle East
Helmy
UNEF
Cairo
el’ Arish
United Nations Emergency Force
Gaza Strip
al Gumburriya
Jayne's Mate Wins Divorce From Film Actress
Dallas report states Pauli J Mansfield won a divorce from actress Jayne Mansfield. Judge W L Thornton granted custody of daughter Jayne Marie. Mansfield had entered the motion picture business, Mansfield described as causing neglect and intolerable situation. The couple married in 1950. Mansfield previously divorced in 1956 for mental cruelty.
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Dallas
Pauli J. Mansfield
Jayne Mansfield
W. L. Thornton
Mansfield
Jayne Marie
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