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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

Page

3

Union Of Presbyterians And Episcopal Churches Head Assembly Agenda

In Cleveland on May 18 proposed union of the Episcopal Church Presbyterian Church in the United States of America and Southern Presbyterian Church would affect about 4500000 members as the 151st general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA opens May 5 to 31. Leaders say discussions date back 50 years with cautious but hopeful progress and a push to cooperate. The assembly will also address war and pacifism including eliminating the phrase lawful war and government allegiance to God.

Cleveland Cotestant Episcopal Church Theresbyterian Church of Unite States Southern Presbyterian Church Unite States of America U.S.A William Arrow Pugh Philadelphia Pugh Presbyterian Churches Episcopal Church Presbyterian Church of the Charles Whitefield Welch Louisville

Presbyterians debate conscience and war participation

Church leaders discuss the right of individuals to follow their conscience in war participation. Presbyterian officials plan to meet at Euclid Avenue Baptist, the longtime Sunday School site of John D. Rockefeller in Cleveland.

Euclid Avenue Baptist John D. Rockefeller

Major League Leaders Batting Runs Batted In

The national league and American league leaders list includes Selkirk and Greenberg among batting leaders with runs batted in. Other top finishers include Ott Camilli Mize and Foxx, with a mix of players from Yankees Browns Giants Dodgers and Phillies Cardinals Red Sox.

Selkirk Yankees Greenberg Tiers Moog Browns Goodman Reds Ott Giants Camilli Dodgers Armmovich Phillies McCormick Bata Mazzera Arnovich Kuhel White Sox Foxx Red Sox Galan Cubs

Piedmont League Race Tightens As New Series Opens

Charlotte Horents led the Piedmont League with a six and a half game edge before a new round in Norfolk Rocky Mount Winston-Salem and Charlotte. Asheville Rocky Mount Durham Portsmouth lost key games as standings shuffled and Yount led hitters with three hits.

Charlotte Norfolk Rocky Mount Winston-Salem Charlotte Horents Norfolks Tars Asheville Durham Richmond Portsmouth Winston- Salem Twins Mooney Twins Zontini Odom Leichhardt Virginians Yount Cub

Beer Industry self-regulates to curb unsafe outlets

Beer distributors and brewers in Charlotte adopt a self regulatory program to clean up or close beer outlets harming welfare. Col Edgar H. Bain will coordinate with state enforcement to safeguard the industry’s benefits. Local boards may revoke licenses based on Bain's reports. Headquarters set for Raleigh with aid from William M. Jones.

Charlotte Edgar H. Bain Goldsboro State Senate Brewera and North Carolina Beer Distributors Committee Bain Brewers and Distributors Committee Raleigh William M. Jones

Norris Plans Fight At Baptist Convention Over Communistic Elements

Oklahoma City May 18 The Rev J Frank Norris of Fort Worth and Detroit seeks a floor vote to sever ties with the Federal Council of Churches and with Shanghai Baptist College charging modernistic and Communistic influence He warns of open war if resolutions fail and criticizes Roosevelt meddling in European affairs Also included LANDS SAFELY Raleigh North Carolina a student pilot made a safe forced landing after an airplane motor failure

Oklahoma City J. Frank Norris Fort Worth Detroit Southern Baptist Convention Baptist Foreign Mission Board Federal Council of Churches Shanghai Baptist College Norris Roosevelt Congress Perry F. Webb San Antono Washington Jerusalem Charles FB. Maddry Richmond Foreign Mission Board Germany Italy Japan Raleigh George Bethel Wilmington North Carolina State College Civil Aeronautics Authority

Thomasville Cooking School Set for May 29–31

A three day cooking school is announced for Thomasville from May 29 to 31. Sponsored by The Thomasville News, it will be led by Miss Elizabeth Emery a noted lecturer and home economist from the Spray Research Kitchens Cambridge Mass. The Palace Theatre on Salem Street will host the classes.

Thomasville The Thomasville News Elizabeth Emery Spray Research Kitchens Cambridge Mass Palace Theatre Salem Street

Randolph Asheboro to send two to New York World's Fair

May 18 Randolph County will be represented by Miss Patsy Anne Story and L. D. Burkhead Jr. at the New York World's Fair North Carolina Exhibit. June 18 is designated North Carolina Day and the event is in Randolph County.

Randolph Ashebord Patsy Anne Story Sam D. Story L. D. Burkhead, Jr L. D. Burkhead Randolph County

Gaddy Recaptured After Escape From Monroe Prison Camp

Frank Gaddy, serving 19-21 years for breaking and entering, was recaptured yesterday at Wallace after escaping two months ago from Monroe prison camp. The state highway patrol announced the capture.

Fayetteville Frank Gaddy Monroe Wallace State Highway Patrol

Medicos Rally Against Wagner Health Bill

The American Medical Association through its House of Delegates declared strong opposition to the Wagner Health Bill calling it against American interests. Delegates adopted a resolution in 20 minutes with no dissent arguing the bill would federalize health spending and bypass existing facilities for the sick poor. The AMA proposed expanding current facilities and allowing states to request federal aid as needed as an alternative.

ST. Louis American Medical Association House of Deleegates Inter-Departmental

Guinea Pigs Die in Burrus Memorial Hospital Fire

About 25 to 30 guinea pigs used for laboratory experiments perished when a rear out-building at Burrus Memorial Hospital burned yesterday afternoon. The fire is said to have started from a nearby open fire where tar was melted. The alarm was sounded at 5 58.

Burrus Memorial Hospital

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