Baptist Men From North Carolina To Oklahoma City Trip
A group from North Carolina Baptist churches will travel to Oklahoma City with five men from High Point and two from Thomasville. Attendees include Superior Court Judge Walter E. Crissman and others from Green Street Baptist Church. They depart tomorrow at 10 05 a m and return Saturday afternoon. Rep Brooks Hays leads the speakers and dedication service at the convention.
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Brooks Hays
D-Ark
High Point
Thomasville
Green Street Baptist Church
Superior Court
Walter E. Crissman
Joe Patterson
Bill Saunders
Carson C. Stout
G. Dewey Smith
Clyde J
Baptist Brotherhood
Mills Home Church
Marie Grant
Charity and Children
Oklahoma City
Hays
Southern Baptist Convention
North Carolina
Horace Easom
Raleigh
Baptist Broth
Baptist Pastors Elect Officers
The Rev. Frank Marks was elected president of the Baptist Pastor's Conference at the September meeting last night at the First Baptist Church. Newly elected officers include Rev. Clyde Tucker program chairman Rev. Buddy Price radio chairman Rev. Charles Monk and Rev. W. Murphy Cassell publicity chairman. They assume duties at the October 6 meeting.
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Frank Marks
First Baptist Church
Arer
Clyde Tucker
Buddy Price
Charles Monk
W. Murphy Cassell
Credit Union League Hires J F Cannon
James F. Cannon of High Point is employed as a field representative for the North Carolina Credit Union League effective yesterday. He will work on credit union activities across the state with headquarters in Greensboro after attending High Point public schools and High Point College.
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Greensboro
James F. Cannon
High Point
North Carolina Credit Union League
Cannon
High Point College
Chorus to Fly to Oklahoma City for Brotherhood Conference
The Gaston Association Chorus leads a large group traveling by chartered airliner to Oklahoma City for the Brotherhood conference. The event marks the organization’s 50th anniversary and expects between 8 000 and 10 000 attendees.
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Erhood
Gaston Association Chorus
Oklahoma City
Brotherhood
Tonight Schedule Screen Listing
Program grid shows Nat Cole at 9 00, Highway Patrol at 9 30, Brooks Lindsay at 10 00, Weather at 10 10, Theatre Tonight at 10 15, Telephone Time at 10 30, Tonight at 11 00, Sign Off at 12 00.
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Death Valley
Nat Cole
Brooks Lindsay
Parley Over Guard and School Segregation in Arkansas
Governor Faubus faces pressure as Woodrow Wilson Mann sends a letter urging cooperation to restore dignity in Arkansas. A judge enjoins a segregationist group over Central High access while ministers challenge new state laws. Eskimos near water are noted for not swimming due to cold.
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Faubus
Woodrow Wilson Mann
Little Rock
Mann
Central High
State of
Arkansas
State Capitol
U.S. Dist
Ronald N. Davies
Clyde Thomason
League of Central High Mothers
League
Griffin Smith
Thomason
Federal District Clerk's Office
Davies
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Stock Market Dips Briefly As Oil and Steel Shares Weaken
New York stocks drifted lower with small losses in most major groups after a modest noon rebound. Oils, metals, aircrafts, and some steels faced mild selling pressure while radio television shares edged up. United States Steel and Republic Steel fell slightly. Bethlehem unchanged. Gulf, Royal Dutch and Standard Oil moved small losses amid Middle East concerns.
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New York
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
Anaconda
Youngstown
East Chicago
United States Steel and Republic
Bethlehem
Middle East
Gulf
Royal Dutch
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Hertz Corp
Strong
Soldier Admits Ties With Soviets
Mrs James Holland of Rockmart reports her husband admitted in court that in January 1955 he planned to live in the Soviet Zone with a German girlfriend. He and Pvt Gayter L Turner left Munich with two girls, traveled toward the East German border, and later studied in Bautzen before moving to West Berlin. Turner pleaded guilty later and received 10 years hard labor and a dishonorable discharge.
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James Holland
Rockmart
Holland
East Germany
Munich
International Solidarity
Bautzen
West Berlin
Dow Jones Averages Reported With Mixed Figures
The Dow Jones averages show varied readings across stocks with figures around 191.31 131.47 and 131.71, alongside volumes and monetary amounts noted as 200,000 and 1,290,000 dollars. The data suggests activity across three stocks and related volume indicators.
Downtown Glamour Push Spurs Merchants Association Plan
The Fifth Avenue Association in New York promotes a competitive downtown revival to protect real estate values and retail sales. It advocates zoning, traffic control, architectural standards, and strict window maintenance while relying on persuasion and self discipline rather than legal authority.
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New York
Fifth Aveue Assn
Los Angeles
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland
Newark
N.J
Miami Beach
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Atlanta
Richmond
Washington, D.C
London
Dublin
Paris
Montreal
Toronto
Buenos Aires
Mexico City
Rio de Janeiro
Rotterdam
Fifth Avenue Assn
John C. Wood
Brooks Brothers
Wood
First Telephone Established in Arkansas in 1879
A historic note marks 1879 as the year Arkansas first adopted the telephone. The milestone highlights early communication progress and the spread of telephonic service in the state.
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Arkansas
American Legion Cook Out at Harrison Home
The American Legion and Auxiliary sponsor a cook out at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harrison 1614 Kivett Dr Friday night. Community event invites neighbors and members to gather for fellowship and food. The notices also include OES meeting details and local gospel performances this week.
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American Legion
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lester Harrison
Kivett Dr
White Rose
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Orice of Prevention
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Hell ON
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