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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1958
Page
1
Christian layman Carson Stout will be guest speaker at the morning worship service at N Main Street Baptist Church. Stout is president of Carson's Inc and a member of Green Street Baptist Church. He will discuss The Layman's Part in a Revival.
Revival meetings begin Tuesday night at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev J C Duke of Welcome Ga as evangelist and Rev David Minkwitz of Vineland N J as song leader. Services run nightly 7 30 except Sundays with 10 45 a m Sunday worship and are led by Pastor Rev E Parker Buck.
Revival services will be held at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church in Thomasville from Monday through Sunday with details continued on page two.
Bob Hope returned from a week in Moscow noting Russians enjoy American clothes rock n roll humor and entertainment. He filmed a TV show there the first by a U.S. entertainer and said it will air April 5 after Russian interpreters and crew handled the footage. Hope praised treatment received and described Moscow as a cross section of people.
New York dispatch reports District Attorney Frank S. Hogan disclosed an investigation into boxing after more than a dozen subpoenas were served to boxing figures. The disclosure followed the Madison Square Garden welterweight bout in which Virgil Akins defeated Isaac Logart by technical knockout after a sixth round, amid claims of tapped telephone conversations about odds.
Senate approved a one year freeze on farm price supports and acreage allotments amid Republican veto warnings. The House passed the measure 210 to 172 and sent it to the White House where Eisenhower has ten days to veto. Democrats expect a dairy price cut to blur the issue in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan campaigns.
Budapest reports a silent fight within Hungary's ruling Communist party between right and left wings. Left leaders Rakosi and Gero with about 50 aides are exiled in the Soviet Union, while the right leans toward Titoism and Poland. No clear return of Rakosi or Geroe has occurred as Moscow pressures reforms.
The Sunday Enterprise previews spring fashions with styles for men and women. A Reunion feature by Pete Jones traces Frank Lethco’s 40 year quest to locate his half sister. Dick Rigby covers Jaycee Jollies upcoming show at the Junior High Auditorium as Jaycees promise a record performance.
Geraldine Grace Moore, 33, a Raleigh woman who posed as a man for years, was arrested in Charlotte on interstate fraud charges. FBI officials said prints confirmed her identity after years of suspicion. she allegedly forged checks for $81.33 each at a Greensboro mill and cashed them in Greenville, South Carolina. Bond set at $4,000 for federal trial in Greensboro.
John E. Parks Sr., 75, Waxhaw native and early Belk Stuart partner, died last night in a Johnson City hospital. He founded Park Belk Co. in Bristol and helped grow the Belk Stuart apparel chain with interests in North Carolina stores. Survivors include his widow, a son, a daughter, two brothers, a sister, and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold flies to Moscow to press Soviet leaders on disarmament deadlock and a possible summit. He plans to stop in London en route, then return to New York after a week of consultations with Western allies.
The storm battered Virginia to Maine with up to 40 inches in parts of eastern Pennsylvania and 35 inches in Sparta New Jersey. Power crews worked nonstop as hundreds of thousands faced outages and a rising flood threat from a rapid thaw. At least 45 deaths were attributed to exposure, electrocution, and accidents. Governors declared emergencies and restoration efforts targeted about a million affected homes.
Senate probe hears calls for limits on mass picketing by unions in the Kohler Co. strike. Goldwater and McClellan urge action to curb union power and define lawful boycott practices as UAW local 833 leader Breirather notes pressure to force bargaining.
Former president Harry S Truman, age 73, will wield a baton as master of ceremonies and conduct the Kansas City Philharmonic at a sold out Music Hall concert to help wipe out the orchestra's deficit. Violin soloist will be Jack Benny, age 64, who jokes he and Truman won’t duet. Benny and Truman have been friends for 25 years and the event is expected to net about 55000.
A panel of polio specialists advising Surgeon General Burney recommends that all persons under 40 especially preschool children receive the recommended three shots of the Salk vaccine. They insist full vaccination requires all three doses and warn shortages could spark serious polio outbreaks this summer. Separate health notes urge stricter hospital cleanliness to fight a drug resistant staphylococcus linked to 25 Texas baby deaths since January and report over half of 123 pediatrics staff at Houston’s City-County Hospital harboring the bacteria.
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