Preachers Must Not Compromise in Dark Modern Times
Belmont Heights Baptist Church pastor John D. Freeman laments widespread social and religious upheaval. He warns against modernism and tolerance eroding biblical truth, urging ministers to preach without fear and reclaim the dynamic gospel.
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John D. Freeman
Belmont Heights Baptist Church
Nashville, Tenn
Christ
Jeremiah
Givens
Robert Ingersoll
Jesus
Calvin
Knox
Wesley
Spurgeon
Asbury Church Sunday Schedule From 9:45 Morning
Asbury M E Church advertises Sunday school at 9 45 followed by preaching at 11 00 Junior League at 3 00 and Epworth League at 7 00 with another preaching at 8 00 All welcome by pastor S H Crockett
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Asbury M. E
Epworth
S. H. Crockett
Christian Science Services at Reading Room on West Main
Services held in the Christian Science reading room room 5 at 10034 West Main. Golden Text I Corinthians 10 31 invites all to attend. All are cordially invited to participate in the worship and readings.
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Christian Science
Christian Science Reading Room
West Main
Epworth League Topic Forgiveness of Sins
July 13 session lists topics on Forgiveness of sins with Leader Albert Medlock and hymns. Prayer and scripture reading cited Ex 34 6 7 Ps 32 1 5 I Jn 1 8 10. Music includes piano and vocal solos by Donnie Hughes Winnie Callis Velma Jordan. Address to sins’ facts and interpretation discussed by Richards Taylor and Miss Cantrell.
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Epworth League
Albert Medlock
Donnie Hughes
Richard Taylor
Winnie Callis
Miss Cantrell
Velma Jordan
Young Peoples Meeting at Church of Christ Topic The Christian Army
Church group led by Herbert Hamilton and Joy Pegg presents a program on duty enlistment and armor with speakers Velma Thompson Otis Floyd and others. Denton Floyd leads reunion notes and Jewell Land gives a Bible story. Senior B Y P U at First Baptist 6 45 pm with group one overseeing Romans 8 topics and Bible readings urged.
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Young Peoples Meeting Church of Christ
Christian Army
Herbert Hamilton
Joy Pegg
B. Y. P. U. First Baptist Church
Lula Branscome
Inez Schmidt
Holy Spirit Chapel
Ila McCollum
Aftet
Carl Kriffin
Thelma Nolan
Margery Brock
Harold Crume
St Luke's Church announces vacation school and services
The St Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church at 109 East Fourteenth guided by Rev. Charles L. Widney with evening prayer and a sermon at 8 p m. A daily vacation school starts tomorrow at the High school for boys age ten to twenty one. Parish House library hours are Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 9 to 11.
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St. Luke’s Protestant Episcopal
Charles L. Widney
Bible School and Services Schedule At Local Church
Bible school begins at 9 30 a m with superintendent C E Canning. The Men's Bible class meets at 9 30 a m taught by Dr A Linscheid in the Harris Hotel banquet room. Communion and preaching at 11 a m on The Present Crisis. Loyal Daughters class at 9 30 a m in Criswells parlors taught by Miss Lena Stewart. Evening service at 8 p m on The End of the World. Intermediate Endeavor at 7 p m under Mr L T Walters. Senior Endeavor at 7 p m with Miss Edith Moore as acting president and H W Wallace, minister.
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C. E. Canning
Harris Hotel
A. Linscheid
Loyal Daughters
Criswells
Lena Stewart
L. T. Walters
Edith Moore
H. W. Wallace
First Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services
The First Methodist Church invites all to attend a 9 30 a m Sunday school and a 10 55 a m morning sermon on Messages from Bible Mountains Mount Moriah. An 8 p m evening sermon titled Standing with the Masses closes the day with a third series on present day problems in Jesus teaching Epworth League meets at 7 p m All welcome from pastor R T Blackburn.
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Bible Mountains
Mount
Moriah
Epworth League
R. T. Blackburn
Presbyteran Church 11 a m Communion Service
Short notice reads a morning Communion service at the Presbyterian Church at 11 o'clock with expected attendance and worship details. The fragment suggests a regular Sunday observance and church activity.
Oak Avenue Baptist Church Outlook and Activities
Pastor E. O. Whitwell invites readers to join the church at 9:45 Sunday School and notes sermons by Bro. Naylor. The Sunbeam Band meets at 2:30 p.m. and the young people at 7:30 p.m. The Friday outdoor service drew a large crowd with two conversions and four additions Saturday morning.
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Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Bro. Naylor
Cook
Sunbeam
Joe B. Rives
Naval plane fails to reach 24 hour endurance record
Norfolk, July 12. An attempt by naval fliers to stay aloft 24 hours in a new long distance scouting sea plane ended when Lt. George G. McDonald and K D Smith were forced down after about 13 hours on a 15 mile triangular course. The flight fell roughly 20 minutes short of the Washington record set last month by the same aircraft.
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Norfolk
Naval
George G. McDonald
K. D. Smith
Washington
Decision Ends Long Legal Battle Over Coal Mine Dispute
The Eighth Circuit upheld a 1914 damage claim dispute between Coronado Coal and United Mine Workers of America. The court affirmed Judge J C Pollock's ruling for the UMWA, ending about ten years of litigation and aligning with a Supreme Court dictum. Judges Kenyon Sanborn and Lewis concurred.
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ST. Louis
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Coronado Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Arkansas
J. C. Pollock
United States Supreme Court
William S. Kenyon
Walter Sanborn
Robert E. Lewis
Life Underwriters to Convene in Los Angeles
Three thousand delegates from all states and Canadian cities will attend the National Association of Life Underwriters fifth annual convention in Los Angeles July 22 to 26. New policy forms and ideas are expected, with Dr. S S Huebner of the University of Pennsylvania among opening day speakers. Each day’s program will be directed by a different insurance executive.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
National Association of Life Underwriters
S.S. Huebner
School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
California oranges reach new milestone in 1873 pace
A brief item notes that two and a half feet equals a military pace and records that oranges were first grown in California in 1873 highlighting early agricultural and measurement references.
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California
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