Church Notebook highlights two district meetings and revival plans
Delegates from the Churchman's Brotherhood of the Eastern District meet at Greensboro's W Market St church at 2:30 pm with about 175 expected. Rev Roy Lee Fes perman hosts, Rev Robert A Happel to speak. new officers elected for 1958-59. Also Orange Presby Leadership School set for Oct 27–31 at First Presbyterian. Rev R C Henry concludes revival at Gospel Tabernacle. Calvary Methodist Homecoming Nov 3 features Dr C B Newton as guest speaker.
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Churchman’s Brotherhood
Evangelical and Reformed Church of the Southern Synod
Greensboro
W. Market Street
Roy Lee Fesperman
Robert A. Happel
Cleveland
Ohio
Commission On Evangelism
Brotherhood
W. W. Wilson
Asheboro
Virgil Windham
Burlington
Robert K. Arthur
Robert Pickett
Orange Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
C. B. Newton
First Methodist Church
Mocksville
Calvary Methodist Church
Newton
Calvary
Cole Memorial Methodist Church
Derita
Missionary Rev Sterling Whitener to Speak at First Reformed
The Rev Sterling Whitener missionary to Hong Kong under United Church Program will attend First Reformed Church Sunday at 11 am for worship. A Fellowship Hour follows at 6 pm with slides of mission work. A covered dish supper is served under Cirlets sponsorship.
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Sterling Whitener
Hong Kong
United Church Program
First Reformed Church
Mr Whitener
Rev Yosip Benyamin to Speak at English Street Church
The Rev Yosip Benyamin will headline both morning and evening worship services at English Street Baptist Church tomorrow. His sermons cover Christ and Islam Religion in Persia and My Life and Experiences in Persia and Russia.
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English Street Baptist Church
Yosip Benyamin
Persia
Russia
George Richman
Pinecroft Baptist Church
Greensboro
Clergy to Lead Saint Mary's Services Tomorrow
In the absence of Rev. William Price, Rev. Edward B. Jeffress Jr. of Greensboro will conduct services at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church tomorrow at 8 and 11 a.m. Rev. Jeffress is Director of Christian Education of the Diocese of North Carolina and Director of Wade Mecum Camps and Conferences.
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William Price
Edward B. Jeffress Jr
Greensboro
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Jeffress
Christian Education
Diocese of
North Carolina
Wade Mecum
Evangelistic Series by Rev Thomas Guiton at Brentwood Church
The Rev Thomas A Guiton of Parkton Presbyterian will lead a week long evangelistic series at Brentwood Presbyterian Church from October 27 to November 3 with daily 730 pm services and extra morning and evening services on November 3 He will also conduct chapel services at the Presbyterian Home Tuesday through Friday at 10 am No services Saturday Guiton has served in the North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia synods and studied at Davidson College and Union Theological Seminary
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Thomas A. Guiton
Parkton Presbyterian Church
Parkton
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Mr. Guiton
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Davidson College
Union Theological Seminary
Parkton Church
Saud Mediation Offer Sparks Arab Row With Egypt and Syria
King Saud of Saudi Arabia faces private accusations of acting as an American stooge amid mediation talks on the Turkish Syrian border crisis. Damascus reports he withdrew the offer, while Egyptian and Syrian officials debate shifting alignments and Arab unity.
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Cairo
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Damascus
Syria
King Saud
Shukri Kuwaily
Middle East
Egypt
Tran
New York Mob Leader Anastasia Killed in Midtown Barber Shop
Police hunt for two masked gunmen who killed Albert Anastasia, 55, former head of Murder Inc., in the Park Sheraton area barber shop. A gun and clues recovered as detectives pursue leads, with bodyguard Coppola questioned about the 11 am car pickup and drive to New Jersey.
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New York
Albert Anastasia
Manhattan
Anastasia
Murder, Inc
Subway
Costello
Frank Costello
Central Park West
Anthony Coppola
Coppola
Fairview
N. J
Park
Sheraton
New Jersey
Arabian monarch amid anti-Western front tensions
In a disputed frame, leaders of the anti-Western front accuse Saud of being manipulated by the Americans to shield Turkey from exposure in the U.N. General Assembly. They claim Saud is finished as far as their view is concerned.
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anti-Western Front
Saud
Turkey
U.N. General Assembly
Abel Guilty Master Spy Faces Possible Execution
Rudolph L. Abel, a 55 year old former Soviet secret police colonel, was found guilty by a Brooklyn federal court jury on three counts of espionage related to stealing U S military and atomic secrets for the Soviet Union. He faces a possible death sentence if the judge imposes the maximum penalty.
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New York
Rudolph L. Abel
United States
Soviet Union
Secret Police
Mortimer of Byers
Byers
Brooklyn
Abel
Washington
Msgt
Roy Rhodes
Rhodes
Moscow
James B. Donovan
Astr. U.S. Atty
William F. Tompkins
Canada
Kremlin
West's Location Still Unknown After Bermuda Voyage
Disc jockey Melvin West, 28, has not been heard from on the 10th day of his 580 mile outboard trip from Moreread City to Bermuda in a 15 foot boat named The Impossible. He planned a 40 hour run using a radio only receiver and opposed licensing tests to avoid federal red tape.
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Moreread
Melvin West
Here
Bermuda
West
Stock Market Ends Week Near Flat After Turbulent Session
The New York stock market closed essentially unchanged at 156.70 on a hectic five day period with volume peaking at 20 804 199 shares. The week featured Monday s steep drop following Eisenhower s heart attack and a Wednesday rebound the strongest one day gain since 1929 suggesting a test of market supports before any durable recovery.
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New York
Mtmensred
Oe Ei
Eisenhower
Business Dip Seen In 1958
Secretary of Commerce Weeks said a planned dip in business activity early 1958 should curb living costs but may slow tax relief. The BAC forecast, shared after its autumn meeting, expects the dip to be mild and end by midyear. Weeks noted potential for larger missile program funding as revenues slow.
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Hot Springs
Weeks
Business Advisory Council
BAC
Advisory Council
Congress
U.S
Car Accident Fatal To Three Near Randall Curve
Three Air Force servicemen were killed and another injured in a car truck collision on Highway 69 near Randall Curve about 15 miles north of Ames. Victims identified as Richard Dow 27 of Booneville North Carolina James F Higgins 19 of Croydon Pennsylvania. Injured R H Young 27 of Belleville Ontario.
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Randall
Iowa
Air Force
Randall Curve
Highway 69
Ames
Scott Air Force Base
Belleville
Ill
Richard Dow
RFD
Booneville
N.C
James F. Higgins
Croydon
R. H. Young
Ont
Mao To Attend Soviet Festival
Mao Zedong will head the Chinese delegation to Moscow for the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution after an invitation from Nikita Khrushchev. Peiping radio reported the Chinese Central Committee affirmed Mao’s presence on November 7.
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Hong Kong
Red
Youth 14 shoots two in Hanover store spree
A 14 year old, Charles Smith, wounded two students near Hanover Maryland after heckling over his thirst for knowledge. A man nearby died of a heart attack during the chaos. Smith was captured by state troopers with a .22 rifle and a shotgun. Francis Bussey, 15, was wounded in the groin at a rural Manning store. The suspect told onlookers he would shoot again.
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Hanover
Charles Smith
Waterloo
Anna Stone
Manning
Andrew Jacobs
Jake
Eisenhower Planned Paris NATO Summit December
President Eisenhower plans to visit Paris in December for a NATO council meeting that could become a heads of government summit. Word from U S official Joe Houghton confirms allied leaders, including Prime Minister Macmillan, aim to discuss revising Western defense systems amid Soviet military pressure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
NATO
Russia
U. S
Joe the
Amory Houghton
Houghton
Christian Pineau
France
Harold Macmillan
NATO Council
Macmillan
U.S
Union Bid For Dixie Mills Seen
Charlotte report says AFL CIO may expel United Textile Workers over alleged fund misuse. If UTW is expelled by November 15, TWUA expects to win a majority of UTW’s 75 000 members and unite Southern locals into one big AFL CIO textile federation led by Boyd Payton and William Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Aflcio
United Textile Workers
UTW
Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Cio-Afl
Boyd Payton
Southern
William Pollock
AFL- 1
Eee
Re Storied Caboose To Be Replaced Or Restored
The High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad faced scrapping a long used caboose on its High Rock night run. Crew opposed disposal and a staff writer will detail how the caboose is being restored in the Sunday Enterprise. The edition also teases pieces on homemade sorghum molasses near Thomasville and an interview with baseball pitcher J W Rube Eldridge of Glenoa recalling feats from decades past.
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High Point
Thomasville
Denton
High Rock
Braxton Younts
Sunday Enterprise
Wint Capel
J. W
Rube” Eldridge
Glenoa
Ed Lane
Rube
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J. E. Nelson
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Wayne Fiel
Canning Company
Garcia
Stooge
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Park Sheraton Hotel
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State Department
Arlene Garcia
Marin County
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Mao
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