Rawle Church Leader To Speak At Oakwood Park
J Philip Hogan secretary of the Assemblies of God Foreign Missions Department will speak Saturday at 7 pm at Oakwood Park Assembly. He served as a Far East missionary postwar Formosa years, detailing communism impact on church and free institutions and spiritual struggles of missionaries. He recently toured Europe. office listed in Springfield Massachusetts.
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J. Philip Hogan
Foreign, Missions Department
The
Assemblies of God
Oaklwood Park
G T. Whidden
Minances
Hogan
Far East
Formosa
Europe
Springeld, Ma
YMCA Winners Parade Across City Schools
A front page YMCA feature lists room winners and student awardees from multiple schools. Abermerhy Elizabeth Fox's room includes Luther Gat and Patrick Anderson. central and other schools report ties and high percent returns with named students and room leaders.
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Abermerhy
Srp
Elizabeth
Fox
Luther Gat
Patrick Anderson
Adington Junloy
William Ly Stroupe
Eugene Johnson
Rita Nene Bridges
Arm Strong
Lucille G. Uzreil
Michael Wittman
Mary Allee Caldwell
Central
Ann Lantz
Johnny Andrews
Phyllis Wallace
Chapel Grove
Randy Gantt
Nadine Bridges
East
Mary D. Nelson
Paul Floyd Teeny Jy
Sandra Faye Rector
Flist Groves
Boulse McKittrick
Elizabeth Lewis
Rufus Ratchford
Gene Gross
Edrie Delores Price
Griers
Ross Katherine Bragdon
Ray P. Warren Jr
Beexy Dawsey
Highland Elementary
Ara
Emma E. McKay
James Avery Wertz
Brenda Adams
Detector Begs to Front Pay and Political Turmoil
Slender claims he stood outside the club when Bennett allegedly discussed paying Schrunk. Three inside say Bennett spoke with them about a payment to Schrunk. Schrunk dismisses the tale as fictitious and political maneuvering aimed at dethroning him. He denounces a Senate committee as used for partisan ends. Earlier testimony linked Schrunk’s election to Teamsters support after union leaders failed to remove the Portland police chief. Also note Denmark reports a single polio case in a year, from a nonvaccinated 13-year-old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Schrunk
Elkins
United States Senate
Teamsters Union
Fred &. Peterson
Portland
Israelite Blames Arabs For Middle East Crisis
Lt. Matisyahu Adler, official for Israel's Interior Ministry, spoke at Gastonia's Rotary Club about why Israel invaded the Sinai Desert Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba. He said Russia supplied Arab forces, Arabs attacked villages, and Israel acted to prevent invasion. He blamed Egypt for inciting violence and praised Israel as a democracy with a moral spirit as key to overcoming regional foes.
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Ray Jimison
Gazette
Matisyahu Adler
Israel
Sinai Desert
Gastonia
Gaza Strip
Gulf of, Aqaba
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations
Rotary Club
Masonic Temple
Temple Emanuel
United States
Division of Rural Councils
Ministry of Interior
Adler
Egypt
Enrance
Middle East
Rabbi Nathan Hershfield
W. H. Kelley
Obituaries for Montgomery and Worley in Clover area
John Thomas Montgomery 61 died at home on McConnell Street Clover born York county son of John Harvey and Nancy Latham Montgomery survived by wife Minnie Clark Montgomery two sons John and Sam five daughters Ella Clinton Sara Hopper Beulah Browder Maggie Pursey Irene Trailer brother Jim Montgomery sister Florence Green 29 great grandchildren funeral Sunday 3 p m Clover Methodist Church burial Woodside Cemetery body to be taken from M L Ford Funeral Home to home on Saturday Also Worley funeral for Mark Anthony Worley 10 months died Wednesday service Friday 3 30 p m at Dallas Church of God burial Long Creek Memorial Cemetery son of Mr and Mrs Leon Worley Canton Ohio
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T. Montgomery Clover
S. C
John Thomas Montgomery
McConnell Street
York County
John Harvey
Nancy Latham Montgomery
Afrs
Minnie Clark Montgomery
John
Clover
Sam Montgomery
York
Ella Clinton
Sara Hopper
Beulah Browder
Gastonia
Maggie Pursey
Irene
Trailer
Sharon
Jim Montgomery
Florence Green
Clover Methodist Church
Woodside Cemetery
M. L. Ford Funeral Home
Police Make 438 Arrests In February
In Gastonia township during February 438 arrests and citations were recorded. City Court Clerk Gene Minges and Assistant Chief E. E. Rankin reported an average month with 399 charged or convicted, 27 dismissed, and 72 awaiting hearings. Detailed breakdown shows racial and gender counts, fines, court costs, and multiple offenses including larceny, drunkenness, assault, and traffic violations.
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Gastonia Township
Re- Sport
Gene Minges
E. E. Rankin
J. T. Sanders
Local court records in Gastonia involve numerous traffic and minor charges
Gas tonia Municipal Court Friday morning saw Boyd Deaton charged with driving after license revocation and given six months suspended and a 200 dollar fine plus costs. Alonzo Adams was found innocent of similar charges. Several others faced speeding, DUI, expired license, or related offenses with fines, costs, or suspended terms. Some cases including assault with a deadly weapon and peace warrant charges were cleared or not pressed.
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Boyd Deaton
North
Pear Street
Gastonia
M. A. Carswell
Willis Cantrell
Alonzo Adams
Bradford Heights
Page Avenue
Oakland
Carswell
Arnold Edison
Jessie Waller Hyatt
Henry ‘Avenue
Hyalb
N. C
Pattrolman
W. G. Saunders
John Allen Bagley
West Davidson Avenue
David Standridge Long
Montgomery
W. Va
Willie Calvin Starnes
5. C
Carolyn Mae Grissom
Gastonia Rel
Wilbur Leigh
Maple Street
Boyce Benny Davis
Pinkney Station
James Means Jr
West
Bradley Avenue
Hiram Maples
Myrtle Street
Lyle Collins
West Sixth Avenue
O. B. Boyd
North York Street
Macie Crank
Three-Vehicle Crash Injures Two on Franklin Vista Intersection
A Thursday after noon crash at East Franklin avenue and Vista drive involved three vehicles. Mrs. Susan Whitehead 47 sustained a bruised hip head laceration and a broken rib and was taken to Gaston Memorial Hospital. R L Jenkins 41 received a head bruise and was treated as less seriously hurt. Robert Lewis 30 textile worker and Carl Lee Hoffman 1951 pickup owner saw damage to their vehicles totaling about 550 400 and 150 respectively. Time of wreck given as 12 55. Meanwhile Bill Casper Jr Wesley Ellis and Robert L Kay earned spots in the 1957 Masters by finishing in the top 24 at the 1936 U S Open in Rochester N Y.
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East Franklin Avenue
Vista
Susan Whitehead
Ruby Jane
R. L. Jenkins
Bessemer City
R-1
Whitehead
Gaston Memorial Hospital
T. J. Terry
F. W. Carrigan
Jenkins
Franklin Avenue
Robert Lewis
Carl Lee Hoffman
Lewis
Seapark ‘Bircle
Hoffman
Dallas
Hoff*sman
NAACP Front Page Discussion Sparks Political Debates
The piece argues that racial strife serves political profit and accuses the Communist party of exploiting Black workers. It cites an estimate of about 1,600 experienced Negro party workers who could be mobilized in various directions.
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Tor
The
Communist Party
Funeral for James Star at Boyd Friendship Baptist Church
Funeral services for James Star of York County South Carolina will be held Sunday at 2 p m at Boyd Friendship Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. The body will be moved from Costner's Funeral Home to the home Saturday at 2 p m for visitation. Mrs Janie Craig of Winston Salem died Monday morning leaving five sons and one daughter. Funeral services for Mrs Craig will be held in Winston Salem at 2 p m Sunday. The Galilean Tents Federation Nurses Unit will sponsor a supper Saturday night March 9 beginning at 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs Bessie McCoy 201 West Lincoln Avenue with Mrs Essie Floyd as president.
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STAR
James
Stanley R-1
Boyd Friendship Baptist Church
York
Janie Craig
Winston-Salem
Andrew Craig
Gastonia
George Craig
Mary Harris
Winston- Salem
Galilean
Federation Nurses’ Unit
Bessie McCoy
West
Lincoln Avenue
Essie Floyd
Moose Is Horse Of Another Color In Butte
Two sheriff's deputies escorted a moose from town near Delmo Lake before returning to handle a second animal. Deputies James O'Rourke and James Konen said the other moose was Al horse, prompting local amusement and a brief chase.
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Butte
Mont
Delmo Lake
James O'Rourke
James Konen
Konen
Ninth Pint Mystery Aired In Gastonia City Court Trial
Gastonia city court heard a strange case about a ninth pint of liquor in a haunted house at 1318 West Rhine Avenue. Defendant John Gibby admitted eight pints were his and claimed the extra one was not placed by him. Officers Posey Ford Edison and Arnold Edison testified at the raid around 2:30 a.m. February 17.
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Gastonia
West Rhine Avenue
John Gibby
Gastapia City Court
Maior
Gibby
Eugene Posey
Bill Ford
E. &. Edison
Arnald Edison
Pebriary
Taken By Death L Jenkins 68 Dies After Illness
L Jenkins 68 retired farmer died Thursday at 12 15 p m at his Dallas home after seven years illness He lived in Whig section 65 years Survived by wife Fannie Jenkins a son Marshall P Jenkins a daughter Marjorie Rhyne two sisters Dorcas and Ella Jenkins and nine grandchildren Funeral Saturday 3 p m at Modena Street Baptist Church burial Long Creek Memorial Cemetery Officiating Rev Fred King Rev Wiliam Ridenhour and Rev W. aA Costner body taken from Dallas Funeral Home to daughter Mia Reuben Rhyne Dallas-Stanley road Thursday at 4 p m
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Tra Lee Jenkins
Dallas
Jenkins
Whig
Harrison
Elvira Jenkins
Modena Street Baptist Church
Long Creek Mem~rial
Fred King
Wiliam Ridenhour
W. Aa. Costner
Dallas Funeral Home
Mia
Reuben Rhyne
Dallas-Stanley Road
Mr. Jenkins
Fannie Jenkins
Marshall P. Jenkins
Marjorie Rhyne
Dorcas
Ella Jenkins
Pastor Plans Study Series On Seven Churches
The Rev. Lyman FF. Lance of First Wesleyan Methodist Lodist Church will lead Sunday sermons through Easter on The Seven Churches of Asia. The topics include Ephesus the Declin ing Church Smyrna the Suffering Church Pergamos the Worldly Church Thyatira the Tolerant Church Sardis the Dying Church Philadelphia the Open Door and Laodicea the Complainant Church. The Book of Revelation will guide church members' study this month.
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Lyman FF. Lance
First Wesleyan Meth. Lodist
Ghurcte
Laodicea
Eden Suffers Fever Attack Delays Prime Minister Visit
AUCKLAND New Zealand Sir Anthony Eden has another high fever attack delaying his planned Bay of Islands trip. Dr W E Henley says he is resting in bed with no recurrence of the abdominal inflammation that caused earlier fevers.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Anthony Eden
Bay of Islands
W. E. Henley
Prayer Vigil Set At Church
A quarterly four hour prayer vigil will begin at Faith Methodist Church tonight at 7 p m The pastor Rev H F P Kuehn says the church will be open for prayer all night and Saturday until 7 p m The notice emphasizes ongoing worship and community prayer at the church with extended hours.
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Faith Methodist Church
H. F P. Kuehn
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