The Friends of Jesus in Scripture Times
The lesson explores Jesus as friend to all including children and diverse followers. It highlights Peter, Andrew, Philip, Nathanael, Mary, Martha, Lazarus, Nicodemus, the Samaritan woman, and Joseph of Arimathea as examples of loyal companionship and support in Jesus life and ministry.
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Jesus
Earth
Mark
Messiah
Andrew
Simon Peter
Philip
Nathaniel
John the Baptist
Lamb of God
Simon
Simon the Son of
Jona
Cephas
Galilee
Moses
Jesus of Nazareth
Joseph
Nazareth
Apostles
James
John
Batholomew
Matthew
Thomas
Alphaeus
Zelotes
Judas
Judas Iscariot
Mary
Magdalene
Joanna
Chuza
Herod
Suzanna
Martha
Lazarus Mary
Lazarus
Nicodemus
Jacob's Well
Samaria
Arimathea
Pilate
Kickapoo Juice Tokyo Analysis Finds Toxic Bottles
The Metropolitan police board reported that among about 4,000 bottles submitted by purchasers, 306 contained methyl alcohol and 222 contained gasoline, explaining why the bootleg liquor lacks a safe kick.
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Tokyo
Metropolitan Police Board
Notice of Publication in Guilford County Tax Lien Case
The defendants A E Martin and wife Mrs A B Martin are notified of an action in Guilford County Superior Court to enforce a tax lien on real estate in High Point Township for 1941 1942 and 1943. They must appear and answer or demur within twenty days from April 27 1944, or relief will be granted. Dated March 22 1946. J P Shore Clerk. Rupert T Pickens Attorney. 4/30 4/6-15-20
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A. E. Martin
A. B. Martin
Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
A. EB. Martin
High Point Township
Quilford County
High Point
R. J. Clinard
City of
Court House
Greensboro
Moccadam Road
Clinard
J. W. Johnson
Office of Register of Deeds
Main Street
Rupert T. Pickens
Guilford
Superior Cote High Point
Minnie P. Vail
Vinees
Guilford Court
Ocourt House
North Carolem
Gray's
John Gurley
J. F. Payne
J. F. Parnes
Fayetteville
RUPERT T_ PICK
Harold Hipps To Preach At First Reformed Church
Rev Harold Hipps in charge of youth work at First Methodist church will preach Sunday morning at 11 oclock at First Evangelical and Reformed church. There will be no evening service.
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Harold Hipps
First Reformed Church
First Methodist Church
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Kilns Speed Tile Manufacture Since 1920
The production of floor and wall tile has accelerated notably since 1920 due to the adoption of continuous operation kilns.
Administrator of Julian E. Thompson Estate Notice
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Julian E. Thompson of Guilford County North Carolina all persons with claims against the estate must present them by March 1 1947 or be barred from recovery. Debts should be paid promptly. Dated March 30 1964 G A Memory 413 Denny Street Administrator of the Estate of Julian E Thompson Deceased.
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Julian BE. Thompson
Guilford County
North Carolina
G. A. Memory
Denny
Denny Street, Administrator of the Estate of Julian E. Thompson
Interchurch cooperation grows in Charlotte churches
Myers Park Christian Youth council formed bringing Baptist Presbyterian Methodist Moravian and Episcopal churches together. Council plans Saturday night recreation for all area youths and invites nonmembers. Charlotte council of churches and state wide convocation dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch
Charlotte Charlotte
Charlotte Council of Churches
Ministerial Association
Charlotte
Church League blasts rising liquor sales in North Carolina
The Allied Church League warns about 26.7 million dollars spent on liquor across 25 eastern North Carolina counties in 1945. It links high liquor expenditures to future citizenship and urges action before a broader crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church League
Lexington
CNL
North Carolina
Allied Church League
Rocingham
A.B.C
Llavor
Statesville Leaders Inaugurate Unique Evangelism Program
A week long program organized by 26 rural ministers from 10 districts included factory and church services in Statesville. Over 200 attended noon services at furniture factories and more than 1,100 attended nightly services. Dr J A Gatlin led field work. Dr R L Laidig surveyed needs for another church in Statesville. The event featured a Bible school class at 9 45 and a cantata The Light Everlasting. junior meeting set for Montlieu Ave home.
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Statesville
CNS
Garland Stafford
Taylorsville
J. A. Gatlin
Arkansas
R. L. Laidig
Pennsylvania
Dean I. O. Schaub
Raleigh
Winston-Salem Plans Council of Churches Formation
March 28 marked the first Winston-Salem Christian Council meeting at the YMCA with Rev. Ernest Arnold of the North Carolina Council of Churches addressing 32 church representatives. Officers were named, with Norman Yee nominated president, as ministers laypeople and women’s groups explore coordinating weekday worship and city evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston. Alem
Council OF Churches
Winston -Salem
CNS
Winston-Salem Christian Council
YMCA
Ernest ©. Arnold
North Carolina Council of Churches
Ministers’ Association of
Christian Council of Churches
Winston- Salem
Ggrnde
Norman Vee
Wing beat rate of fly reaches 330 motions per second
The wing of a fly completes about 330 movements each second, illustrating extreme wingbeat frequency and rapid motion in insect flight.
Executrix Notice for Harry Van Dalinda Estate
Maud Van Dalinda executrix announces in High Point North Carolina that all persons must present claims by April 7 1947 and all debts should be paid immediately. The notice dates April 6 1946 and is filed as Box 1908.
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Harry
van Dalinda
Guilford County
North Carolina
Maud van Dalinda
Box
High Point
N. C
Harry van Dalinda
Churches announce Sunday services and programs
Sunday school begins at 9 45 at Union Tabernacle Prospect street. Worship at 11 led by Rev Clay J Childress new pastor. Evening sermon The Question That Confronts the American People of Today. Young people room program Light led by Miss Mare ayne. Quarterly conference meets Tuesday 7 30. Board of Christian Education meets Wednesday after the midweek service. Big brothers class handles Wednesday at First Presbyterian Burning and a Shining Light the sermon at 11. Senior intermediate fellowship after 5 vesper with Sara Barrer. dinner at 6.
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Union Tabernacle
Prospect Street
Clay J. Childress
Oung People's Room
Mareayne
Board of Christian Education
Big Brothers
First Presbyterian
Paul Tudor Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Sara Barrer
Childress
Mooresville
Central Friends Cantata The Light Everlasting
Central Friends church choir directed by Mrs. John Clinard Jr presents The Light Everlasting cantata by Jenkins and Gilette Sunday at 6 30 pm. Soloists include Mrs. E E Mendenhall Norman Fidler and Arthur Fidler with a 25 voice chorus. The work traces Christ life from birth to crucifixion and resurrection and invites the public to attend.
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Central Friends
Central Friends Church
John Clinard, Jr
Jenkins
Gilette
E. E. Mendenhall
Norman Fidler
Arthur Fidler
Christ
Christian Science Society Readings and Services
The Christian Science Society at 319 North Main Street announces Sunday services at 11 o clock with the subject Unreality. A reading room is open Wednesdays and Fridays from 3 to 5 p m. First Wednesday of each month meetings start at 8 o’clock. the public is invited to use the reading room.
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Christian Science Christian Science Society
North Main Street
First Baptist Church Sets Morning Service With Sermon
The First Baptist Church will hold a 9 45 a m Sunday school led by superintendent Dr W F Clayton with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon You Don t Have To Stay That Way by Pastor W Wilbur Hutchins, choir under Carl Cronstedt, organ Emil Serpos. Evening worship at 7 30 features Those Who Quit. Visitors welcome.
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First Baptist Church Church School
W. F. Clayton
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Carl Cronstedt
Emil Serposs
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Activities Schedule
Church school classes for all ages start at 9 45 with nursery. The 11 o clock sermon topic is Christian Compulsion. Vespers at 5 30 features Mr Hardin on Walking With God. Jimmy Hardison leads the youth program. Circle No 8 meets Monday at 3 30 with Miss Jo Ingram. The Wesleyan service guild gathers in the choir room Monday at 7 30. Lenten Bible study ends Wednesday at 7 30 fellowship hour.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Hardin
God
Jimmy Hardison
Circle No. 8
Jo Ingram
Rotary Drive
Wesleyan Service Guild
Rankin Memorial Services At Rankin Memorial Methodist
Rankin Memorial Methodist church schedules four Sunday services with Rev. S. W. Taylor presiding. Preparatory class at 9:45, 11 o'clock sermon No Neutral Ground Either For Or Against Jesus, 7:50 night gospel study of Matthew chapter 14, pastor to speak in both services. Youth fellowship at 6:15 and Wednesday night service at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Main Street Methodist Church School and Services Schedule
The Main Street Methodist Church announces a Sunday school starting at 9 45 a m. Morning worship at 11 o clock features Rev RE M Jones with the sermon What the Cross Meant to Christ. An evening service at 7 00 is led by Miss Doris Horne with youth fellowship at 5 30 before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
RE. M. Jones
Christ
Doris Horne
Sunday Services at First Congregational Christian Church
The First Congregational Christian church on West Green and Tryon streets hosts an 11 o'clock morning sermon by Rev. G C Crutchfield and a 7 o'clock evening service. A Wednesday prayer service is scheduled for 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Christian Sunday School
First Congregational Christian Church
West Green
Tryon Streets
G. C. Crutchfield
First Methodist Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Events
The First Methodist Sunday school meets Sunday at 9 45 led by L F Ferree. Rev Wilson O Weldon preaches at 11 on The Mightiest Force in the World. Choir sings Throned Upon the Awful Tree. Evening talks cover Evangelism at Home with Mrs Abrams and others. Kids and youth meet for supper and fellowships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
First Methodist
L. F. Ferree
Wilson O. Weldon
Ledington
Josephine Abrams
The
YWCA
S. S. Coe
Emma _ Blair school
Weldon
J. H. Allred
Jesus
Rathbun
Methodist
Missargaret Lee
Harold Hipps
Wesleyan Service Guild
Worth Ivey
Woodrow Avenue
Sam Taylor, Jr
Peace Foundations
Latin America
Fishermen's Club
Chape
Logan Porter
Emanuel Lutheran Sermons on Works of God and Centurion
The Sunday morning sermon at Emanuel Lutheran will be Presenting God or Playing the Devil with Acts 3 12. Evening topic The Certainty of the Centurion. At 3 pm the district young peoples group will meet with Rev Samuel Sox of Greensboro as speaker. Missionary circles meet Monday Gladys Morgan circle at 3 pm in the Parish house.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
District Young Peoples
Samuel Sox
Greensboro
Gladys Morgan
Clara Sullivan
Charles Peace
Saint Mary's Church Holy Communion and Activities
Saint Mary's Church plans a holy communion at 8 a m with church school at 9 45 a m and a 11 a m service and sermon on The his of the Ages. Choirs and soloists perform as offertory. Mrs W J Gordon addresses the women Monday at 2 30 on The Woman's Auxiliary Prayer. Laymen's League supper Monday with mixed quartet from High Point college. Vestry meeting follows in the rector's study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Mary's Church
St. Dunstan
H. A. Wood
Jimmy Blair
W. J. Gordon
Gordon
Eague
Duke Power Gets Approval for Flat Unmetered Service
The North Carolina utilities commission granted Duke Power permission to provide unmetered domestic service at a flat rate due to a meter shortage. The decision was announced yesterday in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Duke Power Company
State Utilities Commission
Camel Outpaces Ox In Carrying Power
Historical note states a camel carries twice the load of an ox, highlighting camel utility in desert transport and trade routes.
Bethel Baptist Church To Hold Home Coming Day
Bethel Baptist Church 10 miles west of Asheboro on highway 64 hosts all day services Sunday. Rev. Floyd B. Clark leads the morning service and an on grounds dinner follows. Afternoon events include a recognition service and township singing convention. Revival begins at 7 30 p.m. with Rev. E L Kincaid of Thomasville. Special singing featured. all are welcome.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Soca
Asheboro
Highway 64
U Ted
Floyd B. Clark
Bible Crusade Reaches Its Climax Today
The Open Bible Crusade at North Hamilton Street Church of Christ climaxes with a revival meeting starting tomorrow evening. Rev Lawrence Bain of Rural Hall will lead with Rev Ratzlaff assisting and Ervin Griffin as song leader. Morning topic What the Open Bible Teaches About the Second Coming. Evening talk Evangelistic Courage. Bain studied at Kentucky Christian College and previously served Jefferson Park Christian Church in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Lawrence Bain
Rural Hall
Ratzlaff
Ervin Griffin
Tor
Bain
Kentucky Christian College
Garyson
Jefferson Park Christian Church
Atlanta, Ga
South Side Band Hosts Prayer Meet at Emma Allen Home
The South Side Baptist church prayer band will hold its regular peewee services at 205 Mitchell Street tonight at 7 30. Rev. Johnnie Portier will be the speaker.
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South Side Baptist Church
Emma Allen
Mitchell Street
Johnnie Portier
Funeral for Dr Albert James Laurinburg set for tomorrow
The funeral for Dr Albert James a well known Laurinburg physician and former operator of Laurinburg hospital will be held at 4pm tomorrow He died Thursday night of heart ailment at age 52 A public notice in Guilford County also lists a real estate sale by the W King Estate with details of Lot 20 Block 7 West End Heights High Point Township Greensboro timing April 29 1946 at 2 pm and court confirmation required
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert James
Laurinburg
Laurinburg Hospital
Religious Education Gaps Drive Protests and Policy Pleas
A.W. Reid notes surveys show Protestant children receive about 30 hours yearly in church schools versus 200 hours for Catholics and 335 for Jews. Methodist missions urge letters to Washington for action, including voluntary or compulsory rationing and limiting grain use for alcohol. The denomination plans a national tour to advocate relief and UN reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
China
Japan
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
Board
Congress
Washington
Refugees From German Lands Top Postwar Woes
Secre tary Cavert warns Potsdam transfers created a flood of homeless, destitute refugees across Europe. He notes Germany’s loss of agricultural land and its inability to feed ten million additional mouths, risking hunger without outside aid and threatening European civilization. Dr. T Z Koo calls for Christian reconciliation work in war ravaged regions, urging faith above national divisions to heal spirits.
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Silesia
East Prussia
Sudetenland
Germany
Cavert
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Europe
America
Japan
T. Z. Koo
Archbishop Fisher to visit United States this fall
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Geoffrey Francis Fisher will visit the United States this fall as the guest of presiding Bishop Henry St George Tucker of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States. He will be hosted during the trip to strengthen church ties and discuss Anglican relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Geoffrey Francis Fisher
Church of England
United States
Henry St. George Tucker
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Early Tiles Tried Before Revolution Finally Grow in 1870s
Attempts to floor and wall tile for bathrooms and kitchens were made in the United States even before the Revolutionary War, but successful production did not begin until the 1870s.
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United States
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Arthur Peebles
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Philadelphia
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Metodist Church
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