Church Notes Highlight Homecoming and Revival Services
Central Christian Church marks Homecoming Day with 11 a.m. address by Dr. Minor Boyer and a 2 p.m. music program plus a picnic lunch. The church also celebrates its 10th anniversary at Ferndale and Locke Streets and plans a new plant. Revival events occur at Church of the Living God, 208 Fisher St., Oct. 13 27 with special music. Rich Fork Baptist Church hosts Homecoming and Laymen's Day with lawyer Guy Carswell. Rally Day at Lindsay Memorial Methodist begins a revival series led by Rev. Virgil Bjork with 7:30 p.m. services through Oct. 20 and a picnic lunch afterward. A Hymn Festival for Charles Wesley 250th anniversary will be held at 5 p.m. featuring area church choirs under Howard Cobie. Continued on page three.
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Central Christian Church
Minor Boyer
High Point College
Central Church
Ferndale
Locke Streets
Estelle White
Church of the Living God
Fisher St
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Gordon Miller
Pilgrim College
Miller
Hickory Chapel
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Route 1
Thomasville
Guy Carswell
Charlotte
Robert L. Bowen
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
Virgil Bjork
First Methodist Church
Portland
Ind
Bill Payne
Asheboro
Harold Schram
Charles Wesley
Methodist Churches of
High Point
Howard Cobie
Wesley Memorial
Royalty Heads For Canada on 10 Day North American Tour
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip depart London for a 10 day visit to Canada and the United States. Their DC7 flight to Ottawa faced strong headwinds as the royal party prepared to meet Governor General and begin four days in Ottawa before moving to Williamsburg and Washington.
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Canada
Elizabeth II
London
United States
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Ottawa
Gordon Store
South Africa
John G. Diefenbaker
Governor General's House
Philip
Williamsburg
Washington
Eisenhower
Fifth Arms Conference Opens in Baltimore
The fifth conference on world disarmament and development meets in Baltimore today and tomorrow to study progress toward peace, with about 500 attendees expected.
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Baltimore
Market Down By 10 Billion After Week Of Steep Losses
New York stocks dropped about 10 billion dollars in a single week as the Associated Press 60-issue average fell 8.20 to 159.40, the lowest point since 193? Analysts cite Eisenhower’s heart attack, Sputnik launch, layoffs, and tax losses as factors. Turnover surged to 3.12 million shares daily amid margin calls and charted support breaks.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Russia
UNC Chancellor Aycock vows growth with needed resources
William Brantley Aycock was installed as UNC chancellor urging more state funding to expand as enrollment rises. He called for higher faculty salaries, academic freedom, liberal arts emphasis, and continued support for the extension program amid projected 85 percent enrollment growth by 1970. He warned growth must not diminish quality.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
William Brantley Aycock
Aycock
R. B. House
William C. Friday
J. Wallace Winborne
Court Tangle in High Point Portable Backlog Cleanup
A staff report in the Sunday Enterprise examines a state wide effort to clear Superior Court backlogs bogging down High Point cases. The article analyzes the current status of Superior Court in High Point and what remains to be done.
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High Point
Pete Jones
The
Sunday Enterprise
Parks and Recreation Department
Braxton Younts
Enterprise Tomorrow
Little Rock Churchmen Appeal for Peaceful Resolution
In Little Rock Arkansas church leaders call for a nonpolitical prayer effort to ease the racial crisis surrounding Central High. About eighty five area churches plan prayer meetings inviting state and national participation. Some merchants offer employees time off and moments of silence as TV and film crews cover the event.
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Little Rock
Ark
Robert R. Brown
Episcopal
Arkansas
Little Rock Central High
Horace Mann
M. L. Moser Jr
National Guard
Orval Faubus
Pilot lands crippled KC97 after engine shaft fails
Riverside, California base drama as Lt. Donaldee Wittevrongel pilots a stricken KC97 toward March Air Force Base after a No. 3 engine prop shaft snaps. He lands solo in a potato field. one officer breaks a leg, others unharmed. Wittevrongel remains calm and modest about the feat.
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Riverside
Calif
Wittevrongel
March Air Force Base
Air Force
Rock Island, Ill
March Tower
Richard L. Plum
la Mesa
Allison A. Frasier
Franklin
Cecil E. Buck
Danville
Teddy Hardesty
el Dorado
Ill
C. Garland E. Smith
Bakersfield
Frederick
Scientists Track Sputnik Observers Report Visible Satellite
Moonwatch observers in Cambridge Massachusetts confirm sighting Sputnik as it crossed North America. NASA and Smithsonian scientists aim to photograph the satellite and refine its orbit while reports from Britain describe radio contact with the object or its rocket remnants.
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Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Russia
North America
Naked Eye
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Sputnik
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
London
M. V. Ovenden
Ruling On Hoffa Set Monday
Federal Judge F Dickinson Letts will rule Monday on a bid to bar James R Hoffa from becoming Teamsters president. A New York rank and file group seeks a temporary restraining order amid allegations of misuse of union funds and ballot irregularities linked to Hoffa and Dave Beck.
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Washington
F. Dickinson Letts
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Letts
Teamsters
New York
Hoffa
Miami Beach
Dave Beck
Ottawa welcomes Queen Elizabeth amid royal parade
Ottawa brims with visitors and bunting as crowds await Queen Elizabeth I’s arrival. Hotels near capacity. Chateau Laurier and Lord Elgin struggle to accommodate dignitaries and guests. Civic pride soars amid festive foliage and flag displays along royal route.
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Ottawa
Canada
Elizabeth I
Ottawa Citizen
Chateau Laurier
Lord Elgin
Gus Bernard
Canada Hotel
Unmarked Patrol Cars Deter Highway Racing In N C
In North Carolina the use of unmarked Highway Patrol cars in the past three months reduced highway racing. The program started July 1, 1957, with 122 unmarked cars. From July to August, arrests reached 38 942 and speeding arrests 12 070, up slightly from last year but with fewer drag racing complaints.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ed Scheidt
Maj
D. T. Lambert
Lambert
D. G. Lewis
Troop E
Asheville
C. R. Williams
Troop B
Fayetteville
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the and
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Ann Arbor
Congress
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Donaldee
Pasadena
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U.S
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