Church Notebook Highlights Weekend Sermons and Meetings
The first quarterly conference of the new church will be held at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m conducted by Dr Eugene C Few supervisor of Greensboro district. He will also speak at the evening worship service. Dr William T Scott D D Elon College will be guest minister at First Evangelical and Re formed Church Sunday speaking on the union of Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Re formed Churches in June 1957. Roy E Holder of High Point will direct music for the 126th annual session of the North Carolina Baptist State Convention in Winston Salem November 13 15. Weston C Reed of North Carolina orphanage will speak at Green Street Baptist tomorrow morning.
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Wesley Chapel Methodist’ Church
Eugene C. Few
Greensboro
Western
William T. Scott
Elon College
First Evangelical and Reformed
Congregational
Tian
Evangelical and Reformed Churches
Scott
Randolph County
High Point
North Carolina
Virginia
Ohio
Southern Convention of Congregational Christian Churches
Pointer
Roy E. Holder
North Carolina Baptist State Convention
Winston-Salem
Older
Weston C. Reed
Orphanage
Green Street Baptist Church
Minister of Music Named for Gospel Tabernacle
Martin L. Edwards is appointed minister of music at the Gospel Tabernacle and will begin duties directing choirs and overseeing the church musical department on November 11. He comes from New York City where he was organist at First Baptist Church and studied at New York University. He has previously served churches in Iowa and Alabama.
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Martin L. Edwards
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Edwards
New York City
First Baptist Church
New York University
Iowa
Alabama
Cease fire strain near Suez as British French hold ground
Forces at a village south of Port Said on the Suez Canal ignore sporadic fire from the Egyptian side after London and Paris order a halt to fighting until a UN police force arrives. Lt. Gen. Stockwell vows to defend positions, while Egyptians appear jittery and deny holding Port Said. the Mary remains trapped by blockships.
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Leonard Leddington
Egypt
Suez Canal
Port Said
London
Paris
U.N
Hugh Stockwell
Mary
Cairo
Officer Shot By Motorist in Fort Worth
Fort Worth police say motorcycle officer Eddie J. Kelliher 28 was shot twice and crushed by a motorist he stopped for speeding. Hollis G. Thom 40 was charged with assault to murder after fleeing in a pickup while officers fired on him. Witness Sidney Redmond described the assault and the officer being run over twice.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Eddie J. Kelliher
Hollis G. Thom
Handley, Tex
Thom
Sidney Redmond
Kelliher
Breen
Redmond
Israeli official cites heavy Egyptian losses in fighting
An Israeli government official said Israeli forces destroyed about half of Egypt's military in last week's drive into Egypt. He put Egyptian equipment at 50 million dollars and claimed 3,000 Egyptian deaths with 7,000 captured. Israel lists 600 wounded and 20 missing. Other sources note Soviet aircraft moving into Syria and French reports of MiG-117 aircraft over Turkey. Israelis claim 7,000 tons of ammunition, 100+ tanks, 1,000+ military vehicles, a mobile radio station, 200 artillery pieces, and stores worth nearly 10 million dollars captured.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Chris— Pineau
Paris
Turkey
U N Calls for Soviet Withdrawal from Hungary
The United Nations General Assembly urged Soviet troops to leave Hungary and backed a U N police presence in Egypt. It also demanded free elections under UN auspices once order is restored and urged Dag Hammarskjold to investigate the Hungarian crisis.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Hungary
U. N
Egypt
Soviet Union
Cuba
Ireland
Italy
Pakistan
Peru
India
Yugoslavia
Austria
United States
Ceylon
Indonesia
U. S
Dag Hammarskjold
Bus Firm Drivers On Strike Shuts North Carolina Routes
About 300 Carolina Coach Co drivers walked out at midnight Thursday, halting service in large parts of northeast North Carolina. The State Utilities Commission authorized other carriers to serve franchised routes, but none immediately filled in. The strike, seen as a real emergency, stalled pay talks after the old contract expired last Sept 22. John H. Thomas, VP, said operations would be halted for the strike duration. Carolina Coach, part of National Trailways, connects with other Trailways operators.
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Raleigh
Carolina Coach Co
North Carolina
State Utilities Commission
Carolina Coach
John H. Thomas
Vice
National Trailways Bus System
Wid
Trailways
U S Planes Move Colombian Troops to UN Egypt Force
The United States sent two large transport planes from Charleston Air Force Base to carry about 50 Colombian troops to Naples for a staging area as the UN truce force in Egypt. The plan aims to airlift roughly 1,000 Colombians, with NATO allies Norway and Denmark also preparing transports.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Egypt
Bogota
Colombia
Naples
Italy
Charleston
S.C
U.N
Air Force
Wilson
Military Air Transport Command
Europe
U.S
Atlantic Ocean
Puerto Rico
Azores
French Morocco
Libya
Soviet Threat Linked to Egyptian Crisis Broadcast
London Moscow radio said Allied forces must withdraw from Egypt or Soviet authorities will not stop Russian volunteers from intervening. The warning framed as a response to the Middle East situation and potential Soviet action.
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London
Moscow Radio
Egypt
Rebels Still Active As Hungary Offers Talks To Soviets
Government controlled radio in Budapest claims to seek negotiations with Moscow on troop withdrawal once order is restored. Premier Kadar’s regime says it will keep October 23 movements’ gains, rejects a return to Stalinist rule, and appeals for workers to resume duties amid strikes.
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Vienna
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Pecs
Soviet Union
Budapest
Kadar
Matyas Rakosi
Communist Party
Nep Szabadsay
Peoples Freedom
Imre Horvath
U. N. General Assembly
New York
Horvath
UN Peace Force Prepares to Move Into Suez Zone
Advance units of a 17 nation U N police force head to the Middle East to supervise a cease fire in the Suez area. Norway and Denmark troops arrive by air via Naples then continue to staging areas in Europe. Britain and France plan to withdraw their invasion forces once the U N takes over. Major General Burns of Canada to head the peace patrol after talks in Cairo.
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London
U. N
Suez Canal Zone
Middle East
World Peace Patrol
Cairo
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Mediterranean
Sype
Ptr
Ounacamel
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza
Palestine
Norway
Denmark
Naples
Italy
U. S
Bogota
Colombia
U. N. Security Council
United States
Russia
China
U.N
Suez Canal
Port Said
Suez
E. L. M. Burns
Canada
General Assembly
Sunday Enterprise features and city updates
The Sunday Enterprise previews upcoming features with notes on South Side new construction and a photo-filled look at the area. It also highlights staff reports on city recreation programs, police identification procedures, chronic illness hospital capacity, and an interview with a visiting U S Navy admiral offering views on the Middle East conflict.
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Tom Alston
U. S. Navy
Middle East
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High Point High School
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Charleston Afb
Nogota
Suez War Zone
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