Clergyman Reunites With Wife After Fraud Case
In St Louis area news, Rev. James A. Doubleday and his wife Barbara Fox Doubleday appeared solemn after reconciling, ending divorce plans. Barbara, who fled to Reno with ex-convict Raymond Headspeth amid a $203,000 inheritance dispute, faces legal action as Headspeth is charged in a federal warrant with traveling to defraud. Headspeth, later arrested in Miami, allegedly used the funds to buy a luxury car and stash $134,000 in a hotel safe. Barbara filed for divorce and asked custody of their two sons, ages 6 and 8.
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Louis
James A. Doubleday
Kirkwood
Grace Episcopal Church
Barbara Fox Doubleday
Headspeth
Tucson
Ariz
FBI
Miami
Chiang Kai-Shek wife urges free world to stop aiding neutrals
Mme Chiang Kai-Shek told New York reporters that neutrals should not be funded as they risk stalling the anti communist effort. She appeared in a navy blue silk gown and said the Nationalists would retake the Chinese mainland with their own American trained army. She emphasized the United States should not do it for them.
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New York
Chiang Kai-Shek
United States
Church to Observe Irene Miller Memorial Sunday
Calvary Baptist Church sets July 6 as Irene Miller Memorial Sunday. Funds from that day go to the church building fund in memory of longtime member Mrs. Irene Miller who died June 17 and asked flowers be omitted in favor of contributions to the church.
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Clavary Baptist Church
Irene Miller
Sunay
Miller
Durham Defends Assignment Plan In Racial Suit
Durham City and County boards defend their school assignment plan in a racial desegregation suit. They argue the Pearsall Plan gives local boards authority and is constitutional, denying racial discrimination in reassigning students. The suit, filed by two mothers on behalf of their children and others, seeks class action status.
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Greensboro
Durham City
County Boards of Education
North Carolina
City Board
Middle District Court
Evely McKissick
Joceyn McKissick
Rachael Richardson
Elaine Richardson
City Church Announcements from local congregations
A compiled list of worship times and activities across Braddock and adjoining streets. Includes Braddock Street Methodist, Calvary Baptist, Centenary United Church of Christ, Christ Episcopal, Church of Christ, Church of God, Latter Day Saints, Nazarene, Congregational Christian, Cork Street Christian, First Assembly of God, First Baptist, First Brethren, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Evangelical United Brethren, First Presbyterian, Friends Meeting Centre, Full Gospel Tabernacle, Grace Lutheran, Highland Presbyterian, Market Street Methodist, Pentacostal Church of God, Sacred Heart Catholic, Salvation Army Chapel, John Mann Methodist, Mt. Carmel Baptist, St Paul A M E, and St Stephen C M E. Services include Sunday school, morning worship, Bible study, prayer meetings, and youth activities.
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Calvary Baptist Church
S. Loudoun
St. John Kinzie
Training Union
Centenary United Church of Christ
Cameron and
Cork
Henry W. Korinth
Church of Christ
Valley Avenue
Nathan Williamson
Christian Youth Fellowship
Cork Street
First Assembly of God Church
North
Cameron Street
Herman W. Frye
Christ's Ambassadors
First Brethren
Berryville Avenue
Paul E. Dick
Market Street
Cameron
Cork Streets
Charlies J. Bright
Cacapon
100 Years to Go Jamestown Festival Ends Commission
The federal panel that helped plan the 1957 Jamestown festival has been disbanded but its work continues for ten years. Officials project this period to finish microfilming of British records on the Virginia colony.
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Jamestown
Federal Commission
Virginia
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Free World
Durham
City Church Announcements
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Braddock Street
Forrest B. Oglesby
Wilbur E. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Oglesby
Christ Episcopal Church
W. Boscawen
Holt Louder
Holy Communion
Church of God
Orchard Ave
James I. Marshal
Young People’s Endeavor
Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints
Piccadilly St
Church of the Nazarene
Fairview Avenue
David Radcliffe
Ing
NYPS
Congregational Christian Church
United Church At Christ
Cor
Braddock & Clifford Sts
Robert A. Whitten
Daily Vacation Bible School
First Baptist Church
Cor. Washington & Piccadilly Sts
E. T. Clark
WINC
First Church of Christ, Scientist
South Braddock Street
First Evangelical United Brethren Cor Braddock
First Presbyterian
Loudoun Street
George D. Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Friends Meeting Centre
Meeting House Cor
Washington & Piccadilly Sts
First
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Elm Street
Irvin L Stonesifer
Grace Lutheran Church
Boscawen Street
William E. Eisenberg
Highland Presbyterian Church
Highland Avenue
Joseph S Duckwall
Braddock Stree
Praying Gospel Mission
N. Cameron Street
Sunday School
Young
People’s
Sacred Heart Catholic S. Loudoun Street
Robert O. Hickman
Julius Cilinski
Salvation Army Chapel
S. Loudoun Street
John Mann Methodist
E. Cork Street
R. R Robinson
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Cor. Braddock & Leicester
Melfort W. Walker
St. Paul A.M.E. Church
N. Loudoun Street
I. C. Gordon
A. W. Gilmore
Stephen C.M.E. Church
Chase Street
Bible School
Youth Fellowship
Valley Ave
Winchester
E. Piccadilly ST
ST. Loudoun ST
Footer & Co
Harry
Evangelistic Services
Stephens City Mennonite Church
Joeesh
Mt. Union
Luray
Fach
Thanos A. Palmquist
Army
America
Nike
God
Keleter Adv. Service
Etratbarg
Church
Psalms
Psalms Jealah
Micah Matthew Matthew
Jealah
Smalts, Florist
Winchester Creamery, Inc
JNO, S. Solenberger & CO
N. Loudoun &J
Cammer Tire CO
Seiberling Tires
Braddock St
O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
National Fruit Product Co.,, Inc
White House
J. W. Grove Furniture Coo
Loudoun St
Chevrolet Sales CO
Winchester Seed CO
Royal Crown Cola
Caldwell-Sites CO
Stationers & Office Outfitters
Loudoun
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Farmers & Merchants
Nat'l Bank
Everybody's Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Quakes School
Riteway Cleaners
N. Braddock
Howard Sioockey & Sons
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