Pastor resigns to lead First Baptist Rutherfordton
The Rev. Lloyd W. Garner Jr. will resign as pastor of Reavis Memorial Baptist Church on June 30 to become pastor of First Baptist Church in Rutherfordton. During five years at Reavis Memorial, eight acres were acquired, a $15,000 solal hut built, a $55,000 educational building erected, and a $28,000 ranch-style parsonage completed. Church membership grew from a small group to over 30 with budgets exceeding $20,000.
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Lloyd W. Garner Jr
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Rutherfordton
Reavis Memorial
Mildred Dills
Stevenson Leads In Oregon Primary After Big Vote
Oregon primary returns show Adlai Stevenson edging Estes Kefauver for the Democratic delegates while Dwight Eisenhower maintains a strong lead for the Republican ticket. Write-in activity and late arrivals affected results, with Morse leading in the Democratic write-ins and Nixon receiving a notable Republican write-in tally.
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Portland
Adlai Stevenson
Blicans
Oregon
Tevenson
California
Estes Kefauver
Rey
Eisenhower
Wayne Morse
Stevenson
Kefauver
Nixon
Hitchcock
McKay
Ae. Smith
Morse
Global arms cut sparks mixed reactions in London and Washington
Soviet calls for rapid disarmament meet divergent views as Britain eyes no major defense cuts while promising to match Western reductions. Prime Minister Eden welcomes some cuts but says risks remain. In the United States Defense Secretary Wilson states forces will stay at current size for years with new weapons planned.
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Lonton
Britain
United States
Russia
London
Washington
Laborites
Soviet Union
Eden
Wilson
Wesleyan Speaker Plan Series of Methodist Services
Dr William R Locke of High Point College will speak at the 1 oclock service at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Jamestown with music directed by Carey J Davis The series includes morning services at Wak Sones and Hayworth Church and an afternoon service at First Church on Winkie Street The Chapel Choir from the Abbott's Creek Missionary Renee Church will participate with special music remains to be announced More on page two.
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de. &. Nicholson
General Conference
Wak Sones
Baleshama Memorial
Jamestown
Hayworth Church
Newton Street
First
Winkie Street
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Abbott's Creek
Renee Church
Hodges Sees N C Convention Aiding Adlai Effort
North Carolina Democratic convention endorsements may boost Adlai Stevenson’s national nomination bid. Governor Hodges said he would welcome presenting delegates for Stevenson and rejected segregation as a basis for voting. He noted a platform committee deadlock and kept focus on endorsing Stevenson if given the chance.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Adlai Stevenson
Gow
Indonesian Politicians Favor Sukarno Visit
Jakarta’s leading paper criticizes President Sukarno’s U.S. trip as a limited gesture in a broader struggle of political leaders. Some lawmakers insist the trip will yield benefits, arguing U.S. Asia policy and Indonesia prospects will improve despite mixed signals from Moscow and other rivals.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
U. S
Asia
Keng Po
Moscow
Senate Aiken backs farm bill for White House approval
Senator Aiken urged President Eisenhower to sign the farm bill once the House accepts it, hoping for swift passage next week. The measure, approved by the Senate, would fund a $1200.60 bank program to pay farmers to retire surplus land and includes parity pricing provisions, replacing Eisenhower's vetoed broader bill.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Aiken
R-Vt
Eisenhower
House
Peteen Eta Teen
Ellender
White House
Eisenhowers
Veteran Kentucky judge visits for Sedgefield horse show
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow's issue featuring a 21 year veteran female horse judge from Kentucky attending the annual prime horse flesh exhibit at Sedgefield. Story notes her expertise and prominence in the event. Also teased are Miss High Point and Miss Thomasville beauty contests as part of weekend plans.
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Kentucky
Sedgefield
Tomorrow's Sunday Enterprise
Thomasville
High Point
Miss Thomasville
Truman Guides Tour of Ancient Roman Sights
President Harry S. Truman tours ancient Roman sights in a formal visit described as a guided look at historic landmarks. The account notes his appearance alongside embassy aides as he steps from a climate controlled limousine to view sites.
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Harry Truman
Truman
Korean leaders refuse to resign after election
S Korean leaders say they will not resign, asserting the people's will shown in the election. Two Seoul papers Hangook Ibo and Times report a secret Cabinet meeting where party leaders were embarrassed by President Rhee’s 52 percent vote share versus 8 percent forecast.
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Seoul
Rhee
Ad Ee Ewees
Eee Times
Hangkook Ibo
Hangkook
Pope Voices Moral Opposition to Artificial Insemination
In Vatican City Pope Pius XXII or the pontiff in office today condemned artificial insemination for humans calling it morally wrong. He clarified his remarks targeted the test tube practice and its artificial ploy to alter natural procreation.
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Vatican City
Pius
Armed Forces Day Demonstration Shrinks Planed Display
Secretary of Defense Wilson outlined an exhibition of military power intended for peace not intimidation. He said the U S would maintain current force size with better gear while reducing planned flyovers and missiles to limit disarmament concerns. The event would feature Air Force missiles at Bolling and Nike missiles viewed by civilians, marking a global observance.
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United States
Weckington
Baltimore
Washington
Bolling Air Senetablic
Michigan
Redstone
Army
Navy
Power for Peace seen in Armed Forces Day displays
Army and air forces staged a nationwide show across North Carolina and other states to mark Armed Forces Day with the theme Power for Peace. At Ft Bragg and Pope AFB demonstrations featured parachute drops, shelling, special forces performances, precision drills and prisoner interrogation examples. Major Gen Paul D Adams reviewed the retreat parade as units from Ft Bragg and Cherry Point participated.
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United States
Ft. Bragg
Pope Air Force Base
Tith Special Forces Group
S2nd Airborne Division
782Nd Ordinance Battalion
82Nd Reconnaissance Co
Paul D. Adams
Xviii Airborne Corps
Cheriotte
Sind Division
325Th Airborne Infantry
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Sath Airborne
FSG
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Asheboro
Durham
Lancaster
Raleigh
Wilmington
Lamberton
Dunn
Weeksville Naval Air Camp Lejeune
Marine Air Group 26
Marine Air Station
Cher
Rocky Mount
Civic Sunday Observed by Local Churches
Local churches will observe Civic Sunday during worship services tomorrow with cooperation from the Chamber of Commerce. Howard Pancoast chairs the civic committee. the Rev. Robert G. Tuttle says all Alliance ministers are notified and support the observance.
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Focal
Howard Pancoast
Civic Committee
Chamber of
Robert G. Tuttle
First Methodist Church
The
Alliance
Sun Ming
Nasser Declares Egypt Free To Buy Arms Worldwide
Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser says Egypt is free to buy arms from any source in any quantity and will resist foreign efforts to limit arms imports. He spoke to naval cadets amid reports Egypt may buy Chinese arms, and a press ban accompanied the flag ceremony.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nateer
Nasser
China
Lim
Natonal Mewa Cusmey
Recone
Ae Tacie Sas Sibase
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