Meeting at First Presbyterian on Monday evening
George C. Stovall of Albemarle motor company will address the Men of the Church meeting at First Presbyterian Church Monday at 6 30 p m. The program includes The Master Singers, a Negro quartet, and Baptist Student Union members from High Point College. Week of services at Jamestown Methodist led by Rev Clark W Benson runs Sunday to Friday at 7 30 p m.
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George C. Stovall
Albemarle Motor Company
First Presbyterian Church
Stovall
The
Master Singers
Baptist Student Union of
High Point College
Clark W. Benson
Jamestown Methodist Church
Mr. Benson
Jamestown Methodist
Revival services to begin at Calvary Methodist Church
The Rev Vernon A Morton pastor will start a revival series at Calvary Methodist Church with nightly meetings at 7 30 from Sunday through March 31 Each night features a different group sponsorship Youth Night Sunday School Night Family Night Women s Society and Guild Night Children s Night and Visitor s Night Also Laila Khury a UNC student from Ranallah Jordan visits High Point for talks at Crestwood Presbyterian Church this weekend
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Vernon A. Morton
Calvary Methodist Church
Women's Society and Guild
Laila Khury
University of North Carolina
Ranallah
Jordan
High Point
Crestwood Presbyterian Church
First Pilgrim Church
Harold Rickner
Aftershocks Rattle San Francisco Bay Area Causes Damage
An aftershock of the big quake struck San Francisco and the bay area at 12 14 am injuring about 30 people and causing minor but widespread damage. Seismologists cite a magnitude near 4 0 and a major quake estimated at 5 5 while the 1906 event measured 8 25, with the Daly City area as the center and tremors felt across 100 miles.
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San Francisco
Francisco
Bay Area
John Weber
S. J
Santa Clara University
University of California
Salton Sea
California
Oregon Coast
Navy crew unofficial cross country record flight
Three Navy airmen set an unofficial cross country time of 3 hours 39 minutes 24 seconds from California to Florida aboard a twin jet bomber. Pilot Lt Ralph S Barnett said the time was not certified due to lack of preflight timing with the International Federation. They landed at Sanford after 12:16 p.m. EST with a tailwind aiding the 640 mph average.
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Sanford
Fla
Navy
California
Florida
J. G
Ralph S. Barnett
Sanford Naval Air Station
International Federation
Miami Marine Corps Air Station
Barnett
Ares
Gilliland Case Attracts Attention In North Carolina
Greensboro NC The North Carolina Bar Council trial committee heard three hours of arguments on charges that Warrenton lawyer James D Gilliland violated ethics in handling divorce actions and a bill collection agency The council may act at Raleigh on April 12 Gilliland faces possible disbarment if found guilty Prosecution contends divorces were fraudulent and that Gilliland should have acted earlier while his defense says he relied on principals False ownership of the collection agency is alleged by the Bar Council.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Bar Council
Warrenton
James D. Gilliland
Bar Council
Raleigh
Gilliland
Robert S. Cahoon
Sunday Enterprise Teases Tomorrow Features And Obituaries
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow editions with a winter obituary by Pete Jones on the past season and a 30 years in the Guard profile by Forrest Cates. It highlights Jolly Stuff on Jaycee Jollies, Hatheway’s $25,000 cooking contest win, North Carolina vs Kansas NCAA final box score, and a Mary van der Steur piece on twins in a High Point neighborhood.
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Pete Jones
Forrest Cates
Margaret Hatheway
Family Weekly
Hatheway
Woman’s Department
Mary van der Steur
High Point
Wells Receives Max Gardner Award For Human Welfare
Dr. Warner Lee Wells of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine won the Max Gardner Award for the greatest contribution to human welfare. Royalties from a Japan diary translation support Japanese war relief. The award banquet was attended by UNC officials and Gardner family members. Former Lt. Gov. H P Taylor chaired the selection committee.
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North Carolina
Warner Lee Wells
School of Medicine
C. Max Gardner
Itween Berenne
Japan
Hiroshima
Hodges
Dr. Wells
William C. Friday
Gardner
H. P. Taylor
Wadesboro
Probers Say Beck Got More Money
Union leaders from the Teamsters National Warehouse Division criticize the Senate rackets inquiry as unjust and deceitful. They condemn McClellan committee methods and warn unions to expect smear tactics unless hearings ensure just procedures. The meeting discussed stance toward President Dave Beck and officers under investigation.
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ST. Louis
Teamsters Union
Senate
Teamsters’ National
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Frank W. Brewster
McClellan Committee
Labor
The
Post-Dispatch
Dave Beck
Probers Attack Teamsters Over Beck Loans
Senate investigators accuse the Teamsters of channeling union funds to Dave Beck even after his rise to presidency in 1952. Robert Kennedy says the panel will press Beck on a 270000 plus repayment begun in 1954 and the source of those funds, as witnesses note no confirmed loans to Beck and document 709420.14 in misused or questioned funds from West Coast officials during four weeks of hearings.
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Sters
Dave Beck
West Coast
Robert F. Kennedy
Beck
Kennedy
Senate Committee
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Portland
Ore
McClellan (DrArk
Teamster
Wounds Healed at Bermuda Summit Marks Repaired Ties
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan closed a Bermuda summit with signs of healing in British American relations and a renewed working partnership in world affairs. Officials said a final meeting was possible tomorrow morning as work continued tonight. Eisenhower planned to return to Washington, with ship or plane undecided, while Macmillan stayed to meet Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent arriving Monday.
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Tucker's Town
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Washington
Canberra
Louis St. Laurent
Tar Heels Set for High Ranking Showdown in Kansas Clash
From Raleigh comes word that UNC fans expect a high ranking stance as the Tar Heels face Kansas for the national basketball crown. A top supporter from North Carolina plans to be in the stands tonight.
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Tar Heels
Raleigh
Nasser-Hammarskjold Talks Focus on Suez Advisory Body
Cairo reports day long negotiations between President Nasser and U.N. Secretary General Hammarskjold on the Suez Canal dispute Gaza Strip Gulf of Aqaba and UNEF. Egypt favors an advisory body to arbitrate canal issues while insisting on full toll payment and a maintenance fund.
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Cairo
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Nasser
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
UNEF
Hammarskjold
Nas
Sentencing in huge bootleg whisky empire case
In Statesville North Carolina yesterday 27 defendants in a federal case drew sentences up to two years in prison and fines up to 5000 dollars for conspiring to violate liquor laws. The case centered on Kenneth Hoglen a driver for the syndicate and ringleaders Ralph Burgess and Wayne Watson who led a far reaching operation across eight southern states from January 1951 to January 1955.
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Charles West
Statesville
N.C
Kenneth ‘J. Hoglen
Hoglen
Lenoir
Fort Mill
S.C
North Carolina
Wilson Warlick
Ralph Burgess
Taylorsville
Wayne Watson
Travis Triplett
North Wilkesboro
Richard
Fats
Neil Davis
Caldwell County
James Frank Martin
Grafton Burgess
Sears
Mississippi
New Orleans
James E. Comiskey
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Joe Scafidi
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Westlake
London
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Eee Akeee
the Sunday Enterprise
Robert Marks
Jaycee Jollies
Bill Jackson
Kansas
Max Gardner
Wells
Probers
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