Methodist Clergy Shuffle and Bolivia Mission Talk
Five year milestones and possible moves mark area Methodist churches as Rev. Julian Lindsay and Rev. Harold Gross forecast new assignments. Dr. H. G. Allen plans retirement in Statesville. Bolivian minister Cieto Zambrana to speak at Calvary Church with son Ben and CubaMexico study background noted. Dr. Denton R. Coker leads Conrad Memorial Baptist Church enlargement campaign June 14 with SE Baptist faculty assisting.
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First Methodist Church
First Church
Hickory
Julian Lindsay
Broad Street Church
Statesville
Harold Gross
Asheboro
H. G. Allen
Main Street Methodist Church
Allen
H. B. Garman
Rutherfordton
Dr. Allen
J. S. Gibbs
Lebanon
C. D. Brown
Highland
M. G. Widenhouse
Welch Memorial
Mr. Tuttle
Asheville
E. W. Younts
Birkhead Church
Winston-Salem
A. C. Waggoner
Ardmore
Waggoner
Elkin
Methodist Hospital
J. S&s. Hintt
Holt McPherson
Commission of Higher Education
Cieto Zambrana
Bolivia
South America
Calvary Methodist Church
Ben Zambrana
High Pointeees
Zambrana
Cuba
Mexico
Denton R. Coker
Southeastern’ Baptist Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Victor B. Collins
High Point
W. L. Campbell
G. A. Johnson
Charleston
D. C
David Reddick
Harold Wright
Coker
James DeLoach
Conrad Memorial
North Carolina Democrats in crowded primary line up state races
North Carolina voters chose three congressmen and many local officials in a Democratic heaviest primary. Shuford, Scott and Letmon faced intra party challenges in the 12th District while GOP nominees were set in seven districts. A Memorial Day weekend turnout forecast and a 12 year absence of a statewide race framed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
U.S
George A. Shuford
Ralph J. Scott
Alton Letmon
Charles R. Jonas
David Clark
Lincolnton
Marvin L. Ritch
Charlotte
Shuford
W. Harold Sams
Ray H. Kimel
Asheville
de Scott
Caswell P. Britt
Lumberton 2 Eee
Lennon
Rollman
Sanford W. Brown
Beverly M. Middleton
Flat Rock
Arch Nicholson Wallace
Swannanoa
Superior Court
30Th
Atty
George Patton
Franklin
Thad D. Bryson Jr
Bryson City
Dan K. Moore
Patton
J. A. Rousseau
Robert M. Gambill
North Wilkesboro
Malcolm B. Seawell
Board of Elections
Gambill
Vacation Bible School at Brentwood Baptist June 9 13
Brentwood Baptist Church hosts Vacation Bible School from June 9 to 13. Classes run 9 a.m. to 12 noon for children aged 4 to 16. A preparation day is noted on page two.
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Brentwood Baptist Church
Light turnout in early hours at High Point precincts
Early morning reports from High Point precincts show moderate voter interest in the Democratic primary with light turnouts after four hours. Only precinct one saw heavier voting as 19 township polls close at 6 30 tonight. Jaycees push Get Out the Vote with taxi help and babysitting. Memorial Day weekend and fair weather expected to affect turnout.
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High Point
High Point Township
House of Representative
O. Arthur Kirkman
The
Jaycees
Ed Post
Graduation ceremonies mark Senior High School tomorrow
The Sunday Enterprise features graduation exercises at Senior High School tomorrow with the baccalaureate service program. Pictures of this year’s graduates and coverage of the commencement will appear in the Sunday Enterprise.
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Sunday Enterprise
Memorial Day traffic toll tracks to pace in 78 hour weekend
As the three day Memorial Day weekend nears its halfway point the Associated Press reports traffic deaths remain on schedule with preliminary tallies nearing the 1955 record of 369. Ned H Dearborn National Safety Council president urges motorists to drive with extra caution amid heavy volumes. Afton Oklahoma soldier dies after rescuing men from a burning car and contacting a downed high voltage line. In Hidalgo Illinois seven hurt in a two car crash with one fatality.
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Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
Afton
Okla
Hidalgo
Ill
Teamsters Extend Strike Hits Philadelphia Newspapers
The Teamsters Local 628 extended the walkout to The Philadelphia Bulletin and The Camden Courier-Post after halting The Philadelphia Inquirer. About 362 drivers across the three papers joined, with The Bulletin and Courier-Post publishing but not distributing. The dispute follows a contract expiry at midnight Thursday. drivers seek a pay boost and other changes.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters Union
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Bulletin
Camden
N.J
Courier-Post
Bulletin and Inquirer
Delaware River
Bulletin
America
Inquirer
Philadelphia Daily News
High Pointers Involved In Leg Breakings
The North Carolina SBI was asked to probe a Caswell County Ivey Bluff Prison incident on May 1 where inmate Joseph Brewer 25 broke his leg and two others Fred Day Bowman 47 and Frederick M Barbour 33 attempted leg breakages with a sledge hammer. Floyd Reeves 31 was hurt by a falling rock.
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Raleigh
State Bureau of Investigation
William F. Bailey
Joseph Brewer
Bailey
D.C
Ivey Bluff
Caswell County
Fred Day Bowman
High Point
Frederick M. Barbour
Dunn
Floyd Reeves
Brewer
Barbour
Bowman
SBI
De Gaulle Seen as Thoughtful Leader with Readiness to Listen
Associates describe General Charles de Gaulle as a careful thinker who plans ahead while remaining open to opinions about the present. His public coldness is attributed to deliberation, not rudeness, with aides saying he weighs questions until sure of the answer. Socialists and Communists previously influenced policy, but were removed in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Philippe Ragneau
de Gaulle
Ragneau
Chosing
Paul Ramadier
Jules Moch
Pierre-Henri Tietgen
Rene Mayer
De Gaulle gains broad Socialist backing for premier bid
In Paris Gen Charles de Gaulle nears a sweeping vote in the National Assembly as Socialists split, with about half backing his bid to form a cabinet and push his authority toward 400 votes. Coty met Pflimlin to formalize resignation as de Gaulle prepares for an extraordinary Sunday session.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
French National Assembly
Socialist Party
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Antoine Pinay
Independent
Pflimlin
Coty
la Perouse
Arc de Triomphe
Coe
Rene Coty
Pierre Pflimlin
Pflimiii
Youths Riot Aboard Delaware River Excursion Ship
On a 35 mile Delaware River trip from Philadelphia youths caused pandemonium aboard The State of Pennsylvania. 34 male passengers were arrested as fights and vandalism left the main deck wrecked. Juveniles were detained. bail set at 300 dollars for adults.
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Pennsville
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Riverview Lines Inc
Salem County
Woodstown
City of
Salem
N. J
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I Saris
Frank Montgomery
John L. Yow
Arthur C. Ray
R. R. Holder
E. 0. Lane
R. W. Watson
Montlieu Avenue School
Janet Teague
Tar Heel
Democrats
the Sunday Enterprise
Horlick
London
England
Greensboro
Jane Kerr
Enterprise
Thomasville
Chair City
Wint Capel
Cliff Black
Guilford County
Randolph
Davidson
Associated Press
Teamsters
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