Stock Market Mixed as Textiles and Autos Lead Curbside Gains
Wall Street opened with a renewed advance led by Boeing and Union Carbide while Texaco and Bethlehem Steel showed activity. Motors stayed active with DuPont and General Motors among top movers as a secondary Coca Cola offering kept sentiment buoyant. aviation and chemicals rallied while electronic shares faltered somewhat. Cotton fell sharply as bond activity cooled and cotton futures slumped in uneven trading across sectors.
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Christmas Concert by Belmont First Baptist Church choirs
Belmont this Sunday evening at 7 30 the Church and Concord choirs of the First Baptist Church present a Christmas concert featuring traditional carols and a short cantata This Is Noel by Katharine K Davis carols Sing Gloria When the Infant Jesus Christmas Hymn and Jesus Christ Que Savious Is Born sung by the Concord choir The Church choir adds As Lately We Watched and This Is Noel They also perform O Come to My Heart Lord Jesus by Paul Ambrose A Family Carol Sing follows on Wednesday December 16 at 7 15 with five children’s choirs and the congregation joining in favorite carols
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Hays records last note in light book while waiting
While he waited for a ride, Hays recorded one final entry in a light book stating "Out of gas."
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Ministers To Visit Belmont For Foreign Missions Week
Belmont church notices announce Rev. P A Cline Jr of Thailand mission will preach at First Baptist during furlough from four years abroad. He and his wife plus three children return to Shelby. Also First Presbyterian to host Dr Ernest A Beatty of Davidson College at 11 am. Church men elected 1960 officers Ted D Stowe president Herman R Decker VP John Bolt secretary treasurer.
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Missing Tomcat Valued At 500 Dollars In Dispute
SAN FRANCISCO A bar ber's cat that ate poached eggs for breakfast just like a family member was valued in ab sentia Monday at 500 dollars. Municipal Court Judge Byron Arnold awarded barber Richard C. D'Amico 500 dollars for the escape of Nipper a black Lomont Siamese Persian mix from a pet hospital.
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New Twist To Shoplifting From Gastonia Police
Gastonia chief G F Peninger warns Christmas shoplifting rises as uniform and plainclothes officers patrol downtown stores. Quick arrests and jail terms follow, with emphasis on securing packages in trunks and locking cars. Careful shoppers deter theft and protect purses and money.
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