Revival and Homecoming Notices From Local Churches
The Rev George Megill opens a revival at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church tonight at 7 p.m. The Rev Mr Megill, Duke Divinity School graduate, pastors Fellowship Methodist Church of Hamlet with music directed by Jack Mowery. First Pilgrim Holiness observes Homecoming Day tomorrow with Rev W A Way and Rev Bob McCluskey as speakers at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Rev Way, Winston-Salem Pilgrim Church pastor and former district superintendent, will speak, followed by Rev McCluskey who has led Greensboro First Pilgrim for 26 years. Jesse D Jennings chairs Homecoming activities. Observance follows Christian Education Week and previously Oct 12 at the YMCA.
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George Megill
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Duke Divinity School
Mr. McGill
Fellowship Methodist Church
Hamlet
Jack Mowery
Wesley Chapel Church
Highway 68
W. A. Way
Bob McCluskey
Mr. Way
Winston - Salem Pilgrim Church
McCluskey
First Pilgrim Church
Greensboro
Jesse D. Jennings
Worldwide Communion Sunday Services At First Reformed Church
First Reformed Church observes Worldwide Communion Sunday with morning worship and a world service offerings for missions. Rev. R A Mensendiek opens a sermon series on parables titled What Can We Expect From Life. D R Killian of Jehovahs Witnesses speaks at 3 p m at Kingdom Hall 2715 English Street about Gods Kingdom Rules Is the Worlds End Near. Killian, 19 years with the group, formerly supervised in Oregon and Washington, and a Gilead graduate.
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First Reformed Church
R. A. Mensendiek
D. R. Killian
Circuit Three
Jehovan's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
English Street
Killian
Jehovah's Witnesses
Oregon
Washington
North Carolina
Watchtower Bible: School of Gilead
New York
SunDay Service at First Reformed Church
A Sunday morning service at First Reformed Church starts at 9:45 am with a note to see page two for more details.
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First Reformed
Youth Persists on Mount Olympus After Mountain Rescue
Rescuers reached 17 year old Doug Chapman atop Mount Olympus near dawn. He suffered swollen eyes and facial lacerations with no vision causing cautious stretcher descent. His hiking companions aided him while a mother described his bloody face and back as rescuers prepared for a multi hour evacuation down the rugged peak.
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Salt Lake City
Doug Chapman
Mount Olympus
Salt Lake County
Chapman
Franke
D. Marden Chapman
Sallenbach Ee Ae Nee Aeeed
Sallenbach
De Gaulle Returns to Test Algerian Aid Plan Reaction
Premier De Gaulle arrives home from Corsica to gauge French and Algerian reactions to his offer of massive aid and amnesty for rebels. North Africans show little enthusiasm amid concerns from right wing colonial leaders about the five year plan. The May 13 Committee backs De Gaulle after hours of consultation.
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Ajaccio
Corsica
de Gaulle
France
Algeria
Constantine
Pang Ha
Market Hits New Highs Amid Heavy Weekly Volume
The New York stock market surged to a series of records this week with four of five sessions at all time peaks. Volume reached 19,227,870 shares, the busiest since late Oct 1957, as blue chips led gains despite Wildcat strikes at Chrysler and GM. The Dow rose to 533.73 and the 65-stock index surpassed its Aug 1956 high at 184.50 while broad market strength persisted.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Chrysler
General Motors
Wall Street
Dow-Jones
Dex
Sunday Enterprise previews 50th Southern Progress Book
The Sunday Enterprise features a special forecast by Dick Rigby on the 50th Annual Blue Book of Southern Progress predicting growth for the 10 state Southern region, including North Carolina and High Point, with city implications. Oak Hill Friends Meeting in Point marks its 50th anniversary with plans and history, while Jamestown School District is noted as Guilford County’s largest with growth and challenges. Thomasville schools superintendent George Arnold discusses today’s student and modern educational issues with writer Kyle Stirling.
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North Carolina
High Point
Dick Rigby
Sunday Enterprise
Oak Hill
Jamestown
Guilford County
the Sunday Enterprise
Thomasville
George Arnold
Chair City
Kyle Stirling
The
Policeman Gaul Becomes Millionaire After Inheritance
New York patrolman John B. Gaul, a 39 year old father of two, inherited a large share of a 2 million dollar estate from his uncle Dr Julian A. Gaul. He resumed duty after resigning briefly to administer the will and hopes to assess the money before deciding on retirement. He repeatedly asked for privacy while acknowledging the windfall and his 1950 entry to the force with a 1950 career path.
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New York
Potent
Nemaire
John B. Gaul
Gaul
Sanford Garelik
Julian A. Gaul
Roxbury
N. Y
Faubus May Push Plan to Abolish Public Schools
In Little Rock Ark the Legislature may propose abolishing the public school system. Gov Faubus says the four city high schools will stay closed this year unless federal courts yield in the integration deadlock. Sources say a constitutional amendment would let students pick schools and create privately run integrated classes in a third school.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Legislature
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
British Top U.S. With Atlantic Jet Airliners
A British Comet IV jet airliner departed Idlewild for London marking the first commercial jet flight from the United States. Delta Bravo carried 28 passengers and 8 crew, aiming for about 6 1/2 hours, while a sister Delta Charlie left London for New York.
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U.S
New York
Idlewild
London
United States
Port of New York Authority
Pan American World Airways
Atlantic
BOAC
Delta Charlie
mid-Atlantic
Gerald D’erlanger
Gander, Nild
Thomas Butler Stoney
Patrolman Helps Stalled Car On Busy Memphis Street
Memphis officer Irby Sawyer stopped to assist a stalled vehicle during Friday rush hour. He entered the car, turned on the ignition, and checked the gas gauge which read empty.
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Memphis
Tenn
Irby Sawyer
Disarm Question Pressed for U.N. Debate Priority
Britain and the United States pushed the United Nations main political committee to place disarmament high on its agenda. A U.N. debate could spur momentum for the Geneva talks on a nuclear test ban set for October 31, with Dag Hammarskjold urging U.N. sponsorship of the discussions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Britain
United States
U.N
General Assembly
Geneva
Korea
Outer Space
Algeria
Dag Hammarskjold
Sug
Mig escort plan for Quemoy air drops eyed by Taiwan
Nationalist defense officials say Sabrejets may provide close escort for air drops to Quemoy to deter Communist MIG17s. Four MIGs attacked transport planes Friday injuring one C46. Sabres provide high altitude cover as talks of full escort rise.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Liu
Red China Main
Pilot lands on Manhattan street then flees in plane
An uniden tified pilot landed a small plane on Amsterdam Avenue near 187th Street in Upper Manhattan and fled. Police say Fitzpatrick, a pupil of Hulse's Teterboro school, was fined $100 for landing without a permit and reckless operation while the plane was impounded.
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New York
Upper Manhattan
Amsterdam Avenue
187Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Johnson
Hulse
Teterboro
191St Street
Manhattan
Fitzpatrick
Emerson, N. J
Amsterdam Ave
187Th St
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Pat Duggins
Wesley Chapel
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Alliance
YMCA
Rev
N.Y
British Overseas of Corp
Little Liz
Liu Hoh-Tu
Deffense Ministry
Upper Manhattan Street
John Johnson
New Jersey
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