Church Calendar Preview With Women’s Day Speaker
Miss Ruth Ingram of Wilmington will speak at Central Christian Church for Woman's Day observance led by the church's Women's Fellowship in charge. Dr George Schreyer will address the Workers' Conference at Wesley Memorial Methodist followed by a book review and supper. Local sub district missionary workshop, lay service at Brentwood Presbyterian, Advent Season noted at First Reformed Church with page two tease.
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Ruth Ingram
North Carolina
International Christian Women's Fellowship
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Grady Helmstetler
Christian Women's Fell
Servce
George M. Schreyer
Pfeiffer College
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Asheville
Schreyer
Wofford College
Duke Divinity School
Boston University
Methodist Church
Western North Carolina
Baker University
Baldwin Kan
High Point
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
Robert Tuttle
Commission On Missions
Don Payne
Herbert Peterson
N. M. Harrison
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
James P. Stalder
Paul Craven
Thomasville Teen Crowned Miss Queen Piedmont
Judy Bowers, 17, a Pilot School senior from Thomasville, won the Miss Queen Piedmont title. She outscored 11 rivals at the Piedmont Festival beauty pageant and earned a $500 college scholarship. Saundra Carleton and Susie Cecil finished second and third.
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Marilyn Elaine van Derbur
Ueen Piedmont
Judy Bowers
Odell Bowers
Route 1
Thomasville
Civic Center
Bill Jackson
Wint Capel Enterprise
Piedmont
Pilot School
Here
C. B. Bowers
Saundra Carleton
Lexington High School
Susie Cecil
High Point High
Denver
Colo
Judy
College
Homer Beck
Hudson-Belk
Carleton
Jewel Shoppe
Cecil
Churchill Sees 83rd Birthday at Chartwell
Sir Winston Churchill marked his 83rd birthday at Chartwell England sipping champagne and recalling wartime years. Field Marshal Montgomery joined him for tea as telegrams and mail arrived with birthday greetings from around the world. A spokesman called the number fantastic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerham
England
Winston Churchill
Britain
Chartwell
Lord Montgomery
Montgomery
High Point bond vote and Christmas parade coverage
The Sunday Enterprise previews a December 10 county bond issue and a seven million dollar school tax increase in a special election. It also highlights Thomasville’s Christmas Parade headlined by Miss America and Santa, plus upcoming reports on the public library year end, Colonial Stores fixtures, and YMCA residents.
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High Point
Forrest Cates
Sunday Enterprise
Thomasville
Enterprise
Public Library
Colonial Stores Fixtures Inc
YMCA
Sputnik I Rocket Death Plunge Predicted Near Earth
Smithsonian officials say Sputnik I may fall within 100 miles of Earth with a final dive likely before noon tomorrow. Predictions place three morning passages over Florida to Maine, Texas to the Midwest, and California to Nevada before the ultimate descent.
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Cambridge, Mass
Russia
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Florida
Maine
New York
Boston
Texas
Midwest
Kansas City
United States
Michigan
Pacific
California
San Francisco
Angeles
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Smithsonian
Whipple
North America
Australia
White House
U.S
Cold Air Mass Moves Eastward Across U S
A cold air mass moved east Saturday bringing gusty winds and snow flurries from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi Valley. Frasier Colorado recorded 18 below zero while the plains and Rockies stayed frigid. Warm south winds eased freezes in Idaho and western Montana but temperatures remained in the 20s and 30s. A tornado near Alma Georgia injured 12, destroyed property and killed livestock as snow flurries spread through the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley.
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Great Lakes
mid-Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Plains
Fraser, Colp
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Idaho
Montana
Georgia
Florida
Alma
Ohio Valley
French Assembly approves restricted home rule for Algeria
Paris reports the French National Assembly passed two confidence bills backing Premier Felix Gaillard’s plan for partial home rule in Algeria after rebel leaders rejected it as insufficient. The proposal keeps Algeria in the French republic with Paris handling key policies and foreign affairs.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Algeria
Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
France
Algerian Front of National Liberation
France Ceome
U.N
New York
Eisenhower Tightens Science Advisory To White House
President Eisenhower moves to tighten White House control of science policy. The Science Advisory Committee will work directly with the White House, expanding from 12 to 17 members. The move comes as U.S. satellites near launch and Soviet Sputnik days loom, with Dr. James Killian Jr. named to streamline missile and science coordination.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Office of Defense Mobilization
John P. Hagen
U.S. Navy
St. Louis
United States
U.S
James R. Killian Jr
Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
I. I. Rabi
Columbia University
Science Advisory Committee
Gein Farm Yields New Skeleton in Wisconsin Case
Stevens Point Wisconsin Portage County Sheriff said he and a deputy uncovered another human skeleton on the Waushara County farm of Edward Gein. They dug up a complete skull with teeth and gold crowns in a garbage trench about a quarter mile from the farmhouse.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Portage County
Herb Wanserski
Waushara County
Edward Gein
Wanserski
George Cummings
Gein
Cummings
Eisenhower Watches Army Navy Game Amid Recovery
President Eisenhower, recovering from a mild stroke, watched the Army Navy football game on TV at his Gettysburg farm. His physician reports progress as he rests with plans yet undecided for NATO talks and weekend visits. Grandchildren joined him and photographers were asked to refrain during his recuperation.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
West Point
Washington
Howard M Snyder
White House
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Snyder
Paris
NATO
Lund
John Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Big House
Hagerty
Continued Vigilance Urged on U.S. Missile Program
Sen. Humphrey urged sustained urgency in strengthening U S missiles capability as Congress weighs a program to meet national security needs despite higher taxes. He noted moves transferring missiles to SAC and acknowledged anti missile efforts while fearing Soviet advances in rocketry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
U.S
Eisenhower
Congress
Minnesota
Air Research and Development Command
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Thomas D. White
Air Force
White
Thor
Senate
United States
France Aims to Become Fourth Nuclear Power
French Premier Felix Gaillard told Prime Minister Macmillan last Tuesday that France is determined to pursue a nuclear weapons program to join the world’s nuclear states. The plan, discussed ahead of NATO leaders’ mid December conference in Paris, contrasts with U S British views urging focus on other defense needs. France seeks prestige through nuclear capability, a stance reinforced by Washington London aid to Tunisia despite Paris objections.
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London
France
Felix Gaillard
Macmillan
NATO
Paris
United States
Tunisia
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Pat Duggins
Missionary Workshop
First Reformed Church
G. M. Schreyer
Reliable Shoe Store
Ruth Etting
Jack Sharpe Jr
Kannapolis
Ida Rose Burton
Clara Vann Tysinger
Linwood
Jim Grimes
Maxey Crowder
Churchill
the Sunday Enterprise
THE
Associated Press
Ike
Winston-Salem
Gum Tree Road
Furman Eugene Billings
Joal Daweon
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