Emmanuel Lutheran Church School Opens Fifth Year
The 1958 Week Day Church School of Emmanuel Lutheran Church began Tuesday marking its fifth year of operation. Classes and activities run Tuesday for 15 weeks with Cherub Choir and Carol Choir, plus confirmation and instruction. Staff lists include teachers for each grade and the pastor leads confirmation classes. Nearby notes mention a Wake Forest Seminary student and a Ward Street Methodist Church couple attending a national Alcohol Studies and Christian Action school in Green Lake Wisconsin, with about 100 delegates and leaders attending.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
J. Braxton Craven
Preston Sechrest
Robert Silman
J. W. Peace Jr
Spencer Osborn
James L. Meadows Jr
J.D. Green
T. E. Ragan
C. R. Friesinger Jr
C. Moyer Meadows
J. D. Honeycutt
M. B Anderson
D. E. Cauble
W. W. Gluyas
Harry D. Hawthorne
Margaret Kipps
Melanie Miller
Sally Osborn
L. C. Mabry
Ward Street Methodist Church
National School of “Alcohol Studies
Christian Action
Green Lake
Wis
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Revival Sermon Series Guest at Southside Baptist Church
Rev A F Blackburn guest speaker at Southside Baptist Church Thomasville for a revival service series during the coming week.
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Southside Baptist’ Church
Thomasville
A. F. Blackburn
Evangelist Rev Flavy B Brown Jr to Lead First Church Series
The Rev Flavy B Brown Jr will start evangelistic services at First Church of God Sunday night at 7 30. The series runs nightly through Friday with themed evenings Class Loyalty Family Youth Great Hymns and Pack a Pew. Brown from Canton Ohio is a graduate.
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Flavy B. Brown Jr
First Church of God
Mr. Brown
Canton
Ohio
Final Tribute Paid Pope as Cardinals Prepare Conclave
Leaders gather in Rome for a final tribute to Pope Pius XII as Cardinal Celso Costantini dies before voting. The cardinals, 52 expected to begin the conclave next week, will hold a requiem at St. Peter’s and arrange funeral rites. US Secretary of State Dulles arrives with Clare Boothe Luce and John McCone.
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Vatican City
Rome
Pope Pius XII
Reais
Celso Cardinal Costantini
Vatican
Pius
St. Peter's Basilica
State Dulles
United States
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Italy
John A. McCone
Hne
Dulles
Washington
U.S. Air Force
Avery Dulles
Moscow
Dulles to Seek Accord With Chiang in Taipei Meeting
Secretary of State Dulles plans talks in Taipei with Chiang Kai-shek to seek a clear understanding on major policies against Red China. Officials expect the talks to strengthen U S Nationalist ties and curb efforts to split the U S Chiang alliance, with possible troop reductions on Quemoy and Matsu.
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Washington
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
Red
Formosa
Chiang
Rites
Pope Pius XII
Taipei
Europe
Quemoy
Matsu
Eisenhower
Fifth Man Arrested In Bombing Of Atlanta Temple
Police arrest the fifth suspect in the Atlanta Jewish temple bombing case. Richard Bowling, described as central, was taken without resistance near The Temple on Peachtree. Brothers Robert Bowling, Wallace Allen, George Bright, and Kenneth Griffin named in the grand jury indictment face potential death sentences. Judges weigh bond release as threats ring to local media.
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Atlanta
Richard Bowling
Bowling
Peachtree
Robert A. Bowling
Wallace H. Allen
George Bright
Kenneth Chester Griffin
Georgia
Fulton County
Virlyn B. Moore
Fulton
Paul Webb
J. Ben Moore
Grand Jury
Bob van Camp
Atlanta Newspapers Inc
The
Constitution and Journal
Annexation policy debate in High Point discussed by utilities chief
Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow's features including a Special article by High Point utilities director Bill Williams explaining a proposed water and sewer policy that would charge suburban residents for installed lines amid annexation tensions. The issue blends town growth with fiscal questions and public works.
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Puewer
High Point
Bill Williams
The
Sunday Enterprise
Truman warns Democrats to remember 1948 upset
Former president Truman counsels Democrats to heed 1948 lessons and not count votes before polls close on November 4. He says they suffer from Deweyitis and urges candidates to stay cautious despite polls predicting large Democratic gains. He also mocks Republicans in Washington.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Truman
What Had Man Intended With Bomb That Killed Him
Forrest Don McCuiston died when a bomb exploded in Wichita Air Terminal. Questions arose about his intention with the device and whether death was self-inflicted or due to another cause. Police noted no link to the President's visit and a pistol was found in his briefcase.
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Wichita
Kan
Forrest Don McCuiston
Wichita Air Terminal
McCuiston
Dhep Yee Pagar
cCuiston
Donald E. Rivers
Kansas City
Rivers
Donna Folsom
Dallas
Tex
Comers Peres
Remem
Oklahoma City
Plane Plunges Into Sea Off Argentia Amid Radar Detachment
A U S Navy four engine Constellation with 29 aboard crashed during an instrument approach near Argentia Newfoundland. One killed and 10 missing. Eighteen rescued by crash boats under harsh weather as search continues for the missing and cause remains under investigation.
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Argentia
Nfl
Atlantic
U.S. Naval
Patuxent River
U.S. Barrier Aircraft Group
Newfoundland
American Motors Pact Reached After 20-Hour Talks
American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers Union reached a new three year contract after a 20 hour bargaining marathon. The deal mirrors UAW terms with the Big Three while Studebaker-Packard remains outside the agreement. AMC workers walked out over the stalled deal at plants in Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Studebaker-Packard
American Motors
AMC
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ike Takes Soft-Sell Approach
President Eisenhower pursues a quiet cross country tour with a soft political stance. He travels to Colorado for a weekend visit with his ailing mother in law and is unlikely to campaign hard until California, where he plans Los Angeles and San Francisco appearances before Chicago. He avoids political references during the Cedar Rapids visit and focuses on nostalgia in Abilene, marking his first Denver stop since a 1955 heart attack at his mother in law’s home.
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Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower
Colorado
Kansas
Denver
Congress
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John S. Doud
Evangelist recounts plane descent during Tokyo flight tale
Billy Graham described listening to a ground controller guiding a military plane toward landing in fog over Tokyo. He recounted the crew’s descent steps and a dramatic moment when a pop-off valve hissed steam, briefly interrupting his Charlotte Coliseum crusade.
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Charlotte
Tokyo
Billy Graham
Charlotte Coliseum
Graham
Coliseum
Weeks Urges Industrial Sales Tax
Secretary of Commerce Weeks urged the administration to propose a manufacturers sales tax to Congress in January. Speaking for himself he backed a broad uniform excise tax at the factory level to reduce dependence on the income tax amid recession and a large projected deficit.
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Hot Springs
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Congress
Nobel Prize Hope For Pasternak Book Zhivago
Stockholm reports that Boris Pasternak, a 68 year old Soviet writer living in Russia, tops Nobel prize candidates for literature this year. Doctor Zhivago, banned in Russia for lack of literary value, centers on freedom under Soviet rule and the suffering of 200 million people.
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Stockholm
Russia
Boris Pasternak
Doctor Zhivago
Swedish Academy of Letters
Dr. Zhivago
Soviet Union
Pasternak
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Carl von Ossietzky
Mrs Smith Gets Her Wish to Be Jailed Near Husband
Mrs Mattie Smith, 30, phoned the county jailer to express loneliness and asked to be arrested. State police directed her to city officers, who arrested her on drunkenness charges and jailed her near her husband, who is serving 30 days for possessing alcohol in dry territory.
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Richmond, Ky
Mattie Smith
Niddy-Noddy Hunt by Early American Industries Assn
Detroit AP reports researchers from the Early American Industries Association study hand tools at the Henry Ford Museum. They seek to identify obscure items like the niddy noddy and dengle stuck while consulting curator Minor W. Thomas Jr. and Dr. Fred C. Sabin.
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Detroit
Assn
Henry Ford Museum
Dearborn
Fred C. Sabin
America
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