Homecoming Day at First Pilgrim Church Highlights 25 Year Honor
First Pilgrim Church observes its first annual Homecoming Day with Bible School at 9 30 a m and 11 a m worship led by guest speakers Rev Carry Bulla and Rev Melvin Howard. A 2 p m 25 year honor meeting closes the day with pump organ music and a picnic lunch at 1 p m.
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First Pilgrim Church
Church Bible School
Jess Jennings
Jordan Spencer
Lexington
Melvin Howard
Newport News
Carry Bulla
Harmony
Rev. W. A. Way of
Winston-Salem
Security Council Eyes Six Principles For Suez Pact
United Nations, N Y The Security Council considers endorsing six principles Britain France and Egypt agreed for settling the Suez Canal dispute. They seek free transit sovereignty respect for canal insulation from politics tolls by agreement dues for canal development and arbitration of disputes with the Suez Canal Co.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Britain
France
Egypt
Suez Canal
Council
Suez Canal Co
Pineau
Memorial Day Service At Trinity Methodist October 14
Memorial Day service at Trinity Memorial Methodist Church will be held October 14 at 11 a.m. George Arnold, superintendent of Thomasville City Schools, will be guest speaker. A picnic lunch follows in the church hut. A dedication service for a historical marker at the church cemetery entrance will be held by Sunset Garden Club. Calvary Gets Pastor The Rev. W. A. Morton began duties as pastor.
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Southern Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Robert C. Lasater
Baptist Student Union
William H. Westphal
Greensboro
Westphal
First Baptist Church of
Trinity Memrial Methodist Church
George Arnold
Thomasville City
Sunset Garden Club
Calvary
W. A. Morton
Tot's Fate In Balance In British High Court Tug of Citizenship
Tanya Chwastov two and a half years old faced a choice of U.S. or Soviet citizenship as her father Alexis, a refugee, sought to take her to Russia. The mother Helena Dieczok, a U.S. citizen, fought to keep Tanya in the United States. The child was held ward of the British court while authorities await a ruling.
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Russia
Alexis Chwastov
Tanya
London
Tanya Chwastov
United States
Soviet Russia
Viacheslav Molotov
Soviet Union
Helena Dieczok
Detroit
Dieczok
Chwastov
Jap Trade Offer Is Discussed At Textile Convention
At Pinehurst North Carolina the North Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association closed its golden anniversary convention with varied views on Japan's offer to limit cotton goods exports. Radio commentator Fulton Lewis Jr called the note meaningless and urged US import quotas. F E Grier of Greenwood DC, president of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute, saw the note as a negotiated agreement reflecting prior talks with the government.
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Pinehurst
N. C
North Carolina
F. E. Grier
Greenwood, D. C
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Grier
Oil Progress and City Figures Highlight High Point Features
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrows editions with a focus on oil industry service stations and a High Point station manager. Also covered are Monday drunkness cases in NC courts, longtime City Clerk Lois Smith and her 38 years signature work, hunting areas around Uwharrie, and a photo series on United Fund volunteers in a hosiery plant.
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Robert Marks
High Point
North Carolina
Tom Alston
Lois Smith
Forrest Cates
Uwharrie
Ed Lane
United Fund
Eisenhower Defends Use of Big-Business Aides
President Eisenhower defended appointing executives to key posts during a nationwide Q and A session. He argued a few top businessmen lead the Defense and Treasury departments, asserting their success helps the nation while assuring the voice of ordinary workers remains valued. He cited General Motors and George Humphrey as examples.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
Garment Workers
White House
National Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Siegal
Isadore Siegal
New York
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Siesaten
Stry Ce
Defense Department
Defense Wilson
General Motors Corp
General Motors
George M. Humphrey
Treasury
America
Planes spot life rafts near crash scene off Spain
Search planes located two life rafts about 20 miles apart off Cape Finisterre as U S Air Force lifts crew and 50 officers return from Britain. No survivors seen on either raft though SOS signals and dye markers were reported amid fog and low clouds.
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London
Spain
U. S. Air Force
Ruislip
Air Force
Lincoln
Neb
Britain
SOS
Cape Finisterre
Diplomat Warren Austin Skirts Critical Threshold
Warren R. Austin former U S ambassador to discussant status remains in serious but not critical condition after a stroke. He awoke to a quiet night and is sleeping. hospital reports note partial paralysis on his left side and impaired contact with surroundings while he receives liquids.
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Burlington, Vt
U.S
Warren R. Austin
Austin
Police hunt Hong Kong riot chiefs amid mass roundups
Police swept dense Kowloon tenements seeking riot leaders after two days of clashes between pro and anti Communist factions. About 1038 were detained in Sham Shui Po with 45 killed and 200 injured, tied to Nationalist Day celebrations and violence blamed on secret societies.
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Hong Kong
Sham Shui Po
Kowloon Peninsula
China
Fritz Ernst
Kowloon
Ernst
Man Prefers San Quentin Life Behind Bars
Edward W. Snodgrass, 32, told police he robbed a former employer of $10 and stole a car to lure police and have them trace his fingerprints. He planned to fight or return to San Quentin, where he finished a three year term in August, saying he cannot stand life outside.
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Los Angeles
Edward W. Snodgrass
Snodgrass
San Quentin
Baby Abduction Suspect Nabbed In Brooklyn Apartment
Police arrest Mary Jackson and Richard Glanton after finding six week old Joanne Wells alive in their Brooklyn apartment. Albert Corbin tipped authorities after reading about the case. The infant, claimed as the Jacksons, was later identified by her mother Gloria Wells and caregiver Clarise Hall.
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New York
Joanne Wells
Joanne
Brooklyn
Mary Jackson
Richard Glanton
Albert Corbin
Clarise Hall
Gloria Wells
Hall
Corbin
Jackson
Stevenson Campaign Emphasizes H Bomb Test Ban Plan
Adlai E. Stevenson, after a five day west coast tour, promotes a nationwide TV address from Chicago to press his proposal to halt hydrogen bomb tests. He criticizes Eisenhower as a lame duck if reelected and argues a shift in Republican leadership is needed while urging a halt to hydrogen weapon tests. He repeats his stance at Long Beach airport to about two thousand supporters.
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Warren Rogers
San Diego
Calif
Adlai E. Stevenson
Far West
Chicago
ABC
Stevenson
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Eisenhower
Nixon
Republican Old Guard
Republican Party
Long Beach
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First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Layman’s Day
North Carolina State College
Lasater
Tabernacle Baptist Church of
Raleigh
Men's Brotherhood of the Church
Council Studies
Vice
State Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Mahmoud Fawzi
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
MR. Morton
Methodist Church
Yelena Dieczok
Tot
the Sunday Enterprise
Iire
Charles E
Commando) Kelly
Citizens Forum
Clarence Frederick
Burlington
Wis
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Adlai
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