Mother's Day observes end of Family Week at First Church of God
Observance of Mother's Day at the First Church of God caps Family Week. At 11 a.m. the oldest and youngest mothers and the mother with the most children will be recognized. Rev. Arlo F. Newell offers a baby dedication and a sermon on Higher Wages for Mothers. Youth Department honored at 5:30 p.m. and The Silent Witness film shown at 7:30 p.m.
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Church of God
Arlo F. Newell
Silent Witness
Mother's Day Program Planned by Women's Guild
Circle three of the Women s Guild of First Evangelical and Re formed Church will present a Mother s Day program tomorrow at the 11 a.m. worship hour. George H. Gibbardt, soloist, will Mother. The Rev. R. A. Mensendiek, pastor, will have as his sermon topic Holy Illi a.
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Women's Guild of
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
George H. Gibbardt
R. A. Mensendiek
Mission study course taught by Dr. W Kenneth Goodson
Dr. W Kenneth Goodson of First Methodist in Charlotte will teach a mission study course at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Tuesday at 7 30 p m A church spokesman invites WSCS members from throughout High Point to attend the course.
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W. Kenneth Goodson
First Methodist Church
Charlotte
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
WSCS
High Point
Revival Speaker To Visit South Side Baptist Church
Guest preacher Rev. R. L. Kiser of Fancy Gap Baptist Church Mount Airy will lead revival series May 11 to 16 at South Side Baptist Church Thomasville. Services start 7 30 each evening as announced by Rev. Fred Jurney pastor.
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South Side Baptist Church
Thomasville
R. L. Kiser
Fancy Gap Baptist Church
Mount Airy
Pilot Yew Baptist Church
Parks Baptist Church
Thomas
Fred Jurney
Crestwood Presbyterian Women Host Birthday Party Benefit
Crestwood Presbyterian Church women host their annual birthday party Monday at 7 30 p m to raise funds for missions. Mrs W F Robinette leads a devotional on Our Responsibility and the Birthday project has since 1922 given over three million dollars to chapels schools and hospitals worldwide.
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Crestwood Presbyterian Church
W. F. Robinette
Beverly
Staley to Speak at Gospel Tabernacle Sunday Evening
Rev. R L Staley will address the Gospel Tabernacle Sunday at 7 30 pm in the pastor absent. Staley has led the South Atlantic District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance for 18 years. On May 18 E R Hunter will speak at evening worship. Rev and Mrs Nelson attend the Alliance council in Winnipeg Canada.
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R. L. Staley
Gospel Tabernacle
J. E. Nelson
Mr. Staley
South Atlantic
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
E. R. Hunter
Tabernacle Board of Elders
Mrs. Nelson
International Council of the Christian and Missionary Alliance
Winnepeg
Canada
Youth Sunday Observed at Saint Mary's Church
Tomorrow at 11 o'clock worship service at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church observes Youth Sunday with juniors and seniors taking part. Readers include Miss Anne Hawkins and Miss Kathryn Fox. Psalm read by Jerry Wadsley.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Jerry Wadsley
Anne Hawkins
Kathryn Fox
Jane Marshall
Becky Ritter
Nina Burris
Libet Ripley
Diane Wagner
Frank DeSaix
Tommy Tyson
Charles Rossignol
Frank J. Trepke
Bob Gatling
High Point College
Episcopal
Young People’s Department
Economic Pinch Kremlin Planning To Squeeze Tito
U S officials foresee trouble between the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia as Khrushchev tightens control, with possible economic sanctions aimed at Tito’s independent communism. A looming question is how far Moscow will push, possibly slowing or halting aid including a 260 million dollar package with an aluminum plant and a nuclear reactor.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Poland
Moscow-Belgrade
O Ae
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Tito
Stalin
Glendale Sets Cat Limit and Kitten Rule
Glendale city council settles on a three cat limit per household. Owners with more must obtain a permit. Kittens stay allowed until four months old, when they become cats per city ordinance.
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Glendale
Calif
Make-Believe Space Flight In Last Phase
Norfolk Virginia Lt Cmdr Jack Neiman Jr nears half way of a 48 hour simulated space flight in a sealed low pressure chamber at the Naval Air Station The test aims to evaluate a lightweight space suit and gather data for Navy life support in space Navy officials expect a 48 hour duration and note a previous earth bound record of 24 hours 20 minutes set by Lt JG Arthur Wohden in San Diego California
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Norfolk
Jack Neiman Jr
Neiman
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Jeffersonville
Naval
Navy
Cmdr
A. L. Hall
J.G
Arthur F. Wohden
San Diego
Calif
Powell vows fight to hold seat after tax indictment
New York congressman Adam Clayton Powell denies stepping down as he faces income tax evasion charges. Tammany Hall may back challengers in November, and Powell threatens to run candidates from within his own group. A federal probe targets outside influences, including William Buckley Jr. and Thomas Bolan, as Edward Bennett Williams represents Powell.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Tammany
Powell
Tammany Hall
New York Daily News Today
Atty
Paul W. Williams
William F. Buckley Jr
National Review
Thomas Bolan
U.S
Williams
Edward Bennett Williams
Washington
Nixon tours Quito game amid protests during South American swing
Vice President Nixon, in Quito, draws friendly reception despite earlier demonstrations blamed on Communists. He visits a barbershop, meets Ecuadorian officials, and eyes projects funded by U S loans or grants. Colombian authorities report a Communist plot to disrupt his visit as he prepares to travel to Colombia.
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Quito
Ecuador
Nixon
Reds
University of
Lima
Caimilo Ponce Enriquez
Federico Intriaga
U.S
Galo Plaza
Colombia
Write-In Victory Boosts Ashbrook In Ohio House Race
Newark Ohio John Ashbrook national Young Republicans chairman and Licking County state representative from Johnstown won the GOP nomination via write-in votes after being dropped from the ballot. He secured 3 376 Republican votes or 64 percent in Licking County and earned dozens of write-ins for governor congressman and other offices.
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Newark
Ohio
John Ashbrook
Young
Licking County
Ashbrook
Johnstown
Ohio House
April reports show upturn in employment and housing
Government findings indicate improved jobless figures a slight rise in housing starts and a 2 percent gain in retail sales in April. Farm employment nears last year levels and insured unemployment drops to the year's low, while durable goods sales edge up slightly.
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Washington
Solon Declines Mate's Bid to Fire Aide in 9th District
Minnesota congresswoman Mrs. Knutson says she will seek a third term and will not fire her 29 year old executive secretary William Kjeldahl despite her husband Andrew Knutson's ultimatum. Andrew Knutson urged she quit Congress and focus on home life at their Oklee hotel. Knutson later backed her campaign, but urged headquarters in Oklee as before. Mrs Knutson dismissed private life concerns and claimed strong re election prospects based on nationwide feedback.
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Coya Knutson
D-Minn
William Kjeldahl
Minneapolis
Minn
Andrew
Kjeldahl
Congress
Mrs. Knutson
Knutson
Oklee
Knutsons
Minnesota
William Spiliatopoulos
Tula
New York
William
U.S
Greece
Dimitri Deagle
Cleveland
Ohio
Clayton
Leaders Question Tax Cut Debates at Hot Springs BAC meeting
Secretary Weeks reports mixed signals of an economic upturn from 100 business leaders at the Commerce Department Advisory Council. A seven member anti recession panel urged a voluntary one year moratorium on price and wage hikes and considered a flat tax cut if consumption slips further. Some urged a 10 percent tax cut while others warned against tax cuts harming federal finances.
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Hot Springs
Weeks
Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steel Corp
Council
Secretary of Commerce
Commerce Secretary
Congress
BAC
Eisenhower
T. W. Houser
Sears Roebuck and Co
Mothers to be honored in High Point Sunday feature
The Sunday Enterprise plans a Mother’s Day tribute to High Point mothers with a story by Adelaide Endler. Salvation Army Day is noted across the Carolinas with ongoing service in High Point. Jane Kerr will cover the Army’s High Point work tomorrow. Also, furniture showroom access and United Brass Works’ new plant in Randleman are highlighted with forthcoming reports.
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High Point
Sunday Enterprise
Society
Adelaide Endler
Salvation Army
Carolinas
Jane Kerr
Enterprise Tomorrow
Heritage
Dick Rigby
United Brass Works
Brooklyn
Randleman
Randolph County
Braxton Younts
Enterprise
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