Community events and church notices fill Black News calendar
A dense page lists seminars at Colored News hal Church on Fairview Street with guest Theresa Hoover, singing by The Wandering Shepherd, city wide revival at Friendship Baptist led by Rev Freeman, and multiple club and YMCA activities. Also covers lodge meetings, church programs at St Marks and St Matthew, garden club plans, and WSCS meeting notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Church
Fairview St
High Point
N. C
Theresa Hoover
Woman's Division of Christian Service
Fifth Avenue
New York City
North Carolina
Laurinburg
Galilee Church
Hartzell Memorial Church
Hickory
N.C
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Davis Ave
Industrial Social and Savings Club
YWCA
Elizabeth Johnson
Vic
Alice White
Asbury Park
N. J
Annie Woods
Tressie Diggs
Bynun St
Friendship Baptist Church
One Choirs
Rev. C Freeman
Columbia
S. C. Vis
Leonard St
Wm Penn
Board of Management
YMCA
Rose Bee School
Gray-Griffin School
Leonard Macon
Ebeneezer Baptist Church
Winston-Salem
St. Matthew C. M. E
Macon
Macon D. Clark
St. Matthew
Acme Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall Club
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Carrie N. Parham Underhill
Women of
St. Mark
St. Matthews
Tampa
Fla
Church of God
Cedar St
Ways and Means Committee
Neely Morrison
North St
Entre-Nouse Club
Fannie Lassit
E. Washington
Actress Jan Clayton's Daughter Killed in Auto Crash
Sandra Jane Hayden, 15, daughter of Jan Clayton and Russell Hayden, died in a crash in Van Nuys after driving through a stop sign into Lloyd Frefer Jr.'s car. Clayton, informed of the death, was placed to bed. Sandra held a film contract with Universal-International. Police noted she had a permit to drive at 12:35 a.m. near Encino despite being under 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Nuys
Calif
Sandra Jane Hayden
Jan Clayton
Sandra
Universal-International Studios
Lloyd Frefer Jr
Sherman Oaks
Miss Clayton
Russell Hayden
Hayden
Robert Lerner
Lerners
G. V. Clayton
Tularosa
N. M
San Fernando Valley
Encino
Wake Forest Plans Dedication Weeks For New Campus
Wake Forest College announced a three day dedication schedule for its new campus in Winston Salem. The events run Oct 11 to Oct 13 with lectures by Dr. Casper C. Warren and Dr. Wilson Compton, a chapel organ recital by E Power Biggs, a campus open house, and a football game against Clemson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
Wake Forest College
Wait Chapel
Wilson Compton
State College of Washington
The
Council For Financial Aid To Education
Casper C. Warren
Charlotte
Southern Baptist Convention
E. Power Biggs
Wake Forest
Walter M. Williams
Swepsonville
Reynolda Hall
Bowman-Gray Stadium
Clemson
Compton
United Nations General Assembly
U.S
Japan
U.S. Office of Scientific Research and Development
U.S. International Information Administration
Psychological Operations Coordinating Board
Department of State
South
Warren
First Baptist Church
Danville
Little Rock
Ark
Baptist State Convention
North Carolina Baptist General Board
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Virginia lawmakers back resistance to school integration
Virginia's 16 bill program to block public school integration passes in a four week special session. Key features include pupil placement appeals, immediate school closures under integration, cut off of state support, and state operation of closed schools. Court battles loom as federal orders and appeals unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Thomas B. Stanley
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
House
Senate
Gov
Stanley
Charlottesville
United States 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Funeral Services for Hoyt L Harris Held at Main Street Church
Hoyt L Harris dies in local hospital. Funeral services are at 4 PM at Main Street Methodist Church with Dr. H G Allen officiating. Pallbearers include Roy Samuels Sheldon Newsom J S Farr C C Goodson Lee White and Elmer Johnson. Burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Harris of 214 Edgeworth Street was a partner in Superior Dry Cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt L. Harris
Main Street Methodist Church
H. G. Allen
Roy Samuels
Shelton Newsom
J. S. Farr
C. C. Goodson
Lee White
Elmer Johnson
High Point Exchange Club
Floral Garden Park
Harold C. Davis
Harris
Edgeworth Street
Superior Dry Cleaners
Funeral services for H. Morton Pernell
Funeral services were held at Green Street Baptist Church for H Morton Pernell 41 with Rev George Tunstall and Rev Charles Pickard officiating. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers included Arthur Whaley Bob Thompson Joe Patterson and others. Pernell died in the local hospital Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Morton Pernell
Green Street Baptist Church
George Tunstall
Charles Pickard
Abbotts Creek Primitive Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park
Arthur Whaley
Bob Thompson
Joe Patterson
Roger Patterson
John Burwell
J. C. McAllister
Pernell
Robert Yarber Succumbs In Greensboro
Robert Frank Yarber 80 of Lip scomb Road Guilford College died in a Greensboro Hospital after a brief illness. A retired furniture worker he moved from Winston-Salem 11 years ago. Survivors include his wife Ella Mickle two sons Cameron T Yarber Colon F Yarber a daughter Thames Whitt one sister Mattie McDaniel and two grandchildren Funeral services were at his residence today at 2 30 p m with burial in Floral Garden Park High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frank Yarber
Lipscomb Road
Guilford College
Greensboro
Winston - Salem
Yadkin County
Ella Mickle
Cameron T. Yarber
Colon F. Yarber
Winston-Salem
Thames Whitt
Mattie McDaniel
Floral Garden Park
High Point
Dog Helps Pull Phone Cable Through Pipe
In Greenville Kentucky workers laid 600 feet of pipe to cover a telephone line but failed to thread the cable. Technician T H Wells solved the issue by sending his cocker spaniel through the pipe with a rope tied to its collar, and the cable was pulled through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
T. H. Wells
Telephone Company
Eisenhower Seeks Second Term Despite Health Fears
President Eisenhower declares his bid for a second term as doctors report improving health after a heart attack and ileitis. He emphasizes physical strength and readiness to serve, while medical experts note ongoing questions about full recovery and future burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Eisenhower
Denver
Walter Reed Hospital
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Leonard D. Heaton
The
American Medical Assn
Elmer Hess
Beryl C. Crohn
Philadelphia
Arrest Leads To Ouster Of Union Head
John V. Walker was replaced as chairman of the Communications Workers of America bargaining committee after his arrest for occupying a room for immoral purposes in a Winston-Salem hotel. Wayne Gray takes over and CWA director George Gill assigned him the chair. The Greensboro local president C. Carter remains under review as the six week strike continues at Western Electric plants in Greensboro Winston-Salem and Burlington affecting about 6 000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
John V. Walker
Communications Workers of America
Western Electric Co
Winston-Salem
Wayne Gray
Washington
Walker
George Gill
Atlanta
CWA
North Carolina
Gray
C. Carter
Carter
Western Electric
Winston - Salem
Burlington
Israeli Farmer Visits In N C
A 22 year old farmer from Kfar Witkin in Israel arrived in Charlotte North Carolina for a six week inspection tour of Tar Heel farms. He travels as part of Jehuda Pelley’s national tour of farms and follows a summer spent on Nebraska wheat farms under the International Farm Youth Exchange program. The program aims to exchange agricultural ideas and foster better understanding among peoples across the United States Britain the Netherlands and Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Kfar-Witkin
North Carolina
Jehuda Pelley
Nebraska
International Farm Youth Exchange Program
United States
Britain
Netherlands
Switzerland
Stock Market Down Money Still Tight
New York reports a slipping week as the Associated Press average of 60 stocks drops to 179.60 after a Friday rally, with news dominated by the Suez Canal nationalization and tight money conditions. Brokers see rallies as technical recoveries and buybacks at cheaper prices, while housing credit rules ease slightly and short interest climbs. Major listed equities show varied declines and modest gains across several industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Royal Dutch
American Telephone
Glenn L. Martin
Standard Oi
California
Texaco i
Boeing
North American Aviation
General Electric
National Container
Armour
Gulf
Jet Crashes Into Cars Killing Woman in Memphis
An Air Force RF-64F Thunderflash, landing at Municipal Airport, hit two parked cars near the east-west runway, killing Mrs. Freda Sokol Rubenstein, 40, and injuring Mr. and Mrs. Robert Underwood. Pilot Lt. Gerald T. Metcalf, 23, escaped with a minor arm injury. The jet belonged to the 25th Reconnaissance Squadron at Larson AFB near Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Air Force
Municipal
Freda Sokol Rubenstein
Robert S. Underwood
Gerald T. Metcalf
St. Louis
Mayors Welcome 1st Viscount at Raleigh Flight
Charlotte officials greet Capital Airlines Viscount upon arrival in Charlotte, with Mayor Phil Van Every cutting the ribbon for the regular service, and a city key presented to the captain. Attending are Miss North Carolina Joan Melton, Rep. Charles Jonas, Rita Gam, and mayors from Rock Hill Gastonia Hickory Statesville Salisbury Albemarle and Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Carolinas
North Carolina
Capital Airlines
Phil van Every
Raleigh
Durham
Washington
New York
van Every
Joan Melton
Albemarle
Rock Hill
Gastonia
Hickory
Statesville
Salisbury
Concord
Charles R. Jonas
Rita Gam
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Colored News
Brooks Memorial Methodist
WSCS
St. Marks Methodist Church
Sandra Hayden
New England
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Tennessee
Ississippi
Gulf Coast
Lakes
Mississippi
Hoyt Harris
H. M. Pernell
Robert Yarber
Tke
Gettysburg Farm
Nationwide
Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
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