Methodist School Set to Host High Point Training
Dr. Umphrey Lee chancellor of Southern Methodist University will teach History of Methodism at the High Point Training School set for September 15 to 19 at Main Street Methodist Church. The program also lists courses and instructors including A J Walton and Rev Don Payne. At Grace Lutheran Church Saint Louis visit Lutherans discuss global church work with Rev Walter Seehaegel. Providence Wesleyan welcomes new pastor John H Long after long North Carolina ministry.
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Umphrey Lee
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
High Point
Main Street Methodist Church
Lee
Indiana
Trinity University
Columbia University
Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist
John Wesley
Methodist Church
William Warren Sweet
A. J. Walton
Ity
Clarce Bowman
Jack Geensboro
Don Payne
Liberty
Paul T. Dannenfeldt
Grace Lutheran Church
Saint Louis
Miss
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Synod
Dannenfeldt
North Carolina
Southeastern Disct
Grace Lutheran
Walter F. Seehage
Immanuel Lutheran College
Greensboro
Professr Seehage
Stony Plain
Alberta
Canada
Immanuel College
John H. Long
Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church
Lynchburg
Rose Hill
Wilmington
Jamestown
Thomasville
Colfax
Eisenhower Dulls Syria Tensions With Strong Statement
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles drafted a forceful note to deter Communist influence in Syria and curb regional spread. Aides Lou Henderson and William Rountree joined, amid fear Syria's success could empower subversives in Turkey Lebanon Iraq and Jordan.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Syria
Middle East
Lou Henderson
William Rountree
Henderson
Turkey
Lebanon
Iraq
Jordan
Suat Hayri Arguplu
Air Force
U.S
Amman
United States
Currituck Deputy Faces Suit Over Potato Field Shooting
A $75 000 damages suit filed in Currituck County alleges Deputy Linsey L. Dowdy assaulted Mary E. Williams with a weapon in a potato field last June. The complaint names Sheriff L. L. Dozier Sr. and bonding companies National Surety Corp. and American Motorist Insurance Co. Dowdy is charged with shooting. Dozier is named in the civil action.
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N.C. W
Currituck County
Mary E. Williams
Oe Williams
Linsey L. Dowdy
L. L. Dozier Sr
National Surety Corp
American Motorist Insurance Co
Williams
Portsmouth
Dowdy
Dozier
Pasquotank County
Elmer the Hog Thinks He Is a Dog in Kentucky
Elmer, a seven month old 300 pound Hampshire hog from Coxs Creek near Louisville, prefers milk from a baby bottle and cookies over hog food. He ignores 130 hogs, plays with 16 German Shepherds, follows his owner Alberta Satterly, and is raised as a baby.
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Elmer
Hampshire
Alberta Satterly
Alberta
Louisville
Cox’s Creek
Counties Get Emergency Polio Funds
North Carolina counties received over 48000 in emergency polio aid during May July this year to cover care for patients from prior years. Nash, Northampton, Guilford, Lee, Randolph, Rockingham, and Sampson were funded with specific amounts, while iron lungs respirators and rocking beds were also supplied. The state reported 165 new polio cases from January to August 24, up 10 from last year.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina
National Foundation For
Nash County
Northampton
Guilford County
Lee
Randolph
Rockingham County
Sampson
Nace Foundation
U.S. Public Health Service
Fall Fashion section opens in Sunday Enterprise
The Sunday Enterprise previews its annual Fall Fashion section with 12 pages of news and pictures on this year's styles for High Point shoppers, as part of tomorrow's issue. High Point College starts its 34th year Monday with a feature on growth and meaning by Ed Lane. Thomasville antique car club members share restored cars and passion in a feature by Wint Capel.
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High Point College
High Point
Ed Lane
Sunday Enterprise
Thomasville
Antique Automobile Club
Wint Capel
Second Outbreak In Cuba Rocks Cienfuegos City
In Cienfuegos and other Cuban capitals troops patrolled streets after a second rebel outbreak. Reports say 40 to 50 rebels were killed or wounded in the first attack, with 12 government troops dead and 13 wounded. casualties may reach 50. Jose San Roman Toledo, a former navy lieutenant, is identified as the revolt leader.
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Havana
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Fidel Castro
Naval
Navy
Jose San Roman Toledo
Revolutionary Movement
Castro
San Roman
Cayo Loco
Naval Station
Ike Awaits Court Ruling In Arkansas School Crisis
U S District Judge Konan Davies is to rule on the Little Rock school board demand to postpone integration for an indefinite period as Gov. Faubus guards the campus. NAACP and nine Negro students are represented by Thurgood Marshall. decision could shape regional integration actions.
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U.S
Konan. Davies
Fargo
N.D
Little Rock
Faubus
Thurgood Marshall
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Marshall
New York
Mad Ripper Seized in Chicago After String of Stabbings
Police captured tall 39 year old Joseph P. Caraher after a blocks long chase in Chicago. Witnesses said he stabbed a 12 year old girl and eight others since Monday. Caraher denied charges and was held at the Racine Avenue station as homicide detectives connected him to the attacks.
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Chicago
Joseph P. Caraher
Caraher
John Keane
Homicide
James Traut
Racine Avenue
Widower Rejects Army Sympathy Money Over Wife’s Death
Akikichi Sakai, widower of a Japanese woman shot by an American, rejects a $2,748 Army sympathy payment and a $15,000 congressional damage offer. He says money cannot ease the loss and warns against turning neighbors’ sympathy into wealth.
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Somagarara
Japan
Williams
Girard
U. S. Army
Pennsylvania
Akikichi Sakai
Sakai
Congress
Rep
Fulton
D-Pa
Sakal
Newborn Hurricane Carrie Moves West
San Juan P R reports newborn hurricane Carrie moving westward from the mid Atlantic with 100 mile per hour gusts. The Weather Bureau located its center about 2600 miles east southeast of Miami and 1750 miles east southeast of San Juan, well east of the Lesser Antilles with no immediate threat to the islands.
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Carrie
U. S
Insular
Miss N.C. Wins Swim Suit Round At Miss America Pageant
Miss Elaine Herndon of North Carolina captured the swim suit title as fifty one contestants prepare for the Miss America 1958 finals in Atlantic City. Finalists and talent winners from Pennsylvania Oregon North Carolina Georgia Arizona Missouri Indiana and Georgia are highlighted in the preliminary competition.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Marian Ann McKnight
Manning
S. C
Peninsylvania
Oregon
North Caolina
Jennie Rebecca Blatchford
Holidaysburg
Judith Faye Hansen
Astoria
Ore
North Carolina
Elaine Herndon
Miss Blatchford
Miss Hansen
Missouri
Sara Ann Cooper
Buckner
Indiana
Gloria Ruth Rupprecht
Valparaiso
Miss Herndon
Georgia
Jody Elizabeth Shattuck
Atlanta
Arizona
Lynn Freyse
Tucson
Judith Hansen
Jody Shattuck
Elaine Herne Don
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower and Brownell hold brief Little Rock talks
President Eisenhower and Atty. Gen. Brownell met for 45 minutes but made no decision on federal steps over the Little Rock school crisis. Hagerty said a Justice Dept FBI report on facts of the case is being prepared for Judge Davies and will be discussed after its submission.
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Eisenhower
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Little Rock
James C. Hagerty
Roland N. Davies
Davies
Hagerty
Newport
R. I
Middle East
National Guard
Ped National Guard
Ped National Guard,” Hagerty
White House
Gerald Morgan
Wilton B. Persons
Justice Department
FBI
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Central High
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