The Exalted Sinai Covenant and Moses Leadership
A brief lesson sketch recounts the Exodus, Moses leading Israel, Jethro advising on governance, and the Sinai covenant. It notes Israel camping before Sinai, the Lord's descent in fire, the giving of the Ten Commandments, and instructions for building a temple and offering blessings.
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Pharaoh
Egypt
Joshua
Amalek
Jethro
Sinai
Israel
Mt. Sinai
Mount
All Or Nothing View by John L. Lewis on Coal Contract
John L. Lewis urges the war labor board to approve the entire coal contract to soft coal operators. Signed April 11 after 41 days of talks, the agreement must pass the board as a unit or be rejected in full. The UMW president conveyed this stance to the board last week. Luke, noted as the author of the Third Gospel, is mentioned as non-Jewish in origin.
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Egypt
Si Che
Israel
Washington
John L. Lewis
War Labor
Ators
WLB
United Mine Workers
Luke
North Carolina Advocate Attacks Peacetime Conscription
Greensboro editorial in the North Carolina Christian Advocate labels peacetime conscription as fascism and warns it would Sovietize or Prussianize America. It argues that conscription produces obedient thinkers, not leaders, and notes broad religious opposition to any peacetime draft bill.
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Greensboro
CNS
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Journal of North Carolina Methodism
Advocate
Germany
America
Presbyterian Committee Avoids Full Condemnation of Dancing
The Southern Presbyterian Assembly panel will report on dancing in response to Abingdon Presbytery. It declines a blanket condemnation, arguing that condemning amusements distorts the Christian life and urges warning against excess and promoting wholesome recreation.
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CNS
Permanent Committee On
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Abingdon
Southern Baptist duo Sammy aids evangelistic campaigns
The Rev W W Enete and Sammy, famed as the "Charlie McCarthy" of Southern Baptists, have assisted evangelistic efforts with Sammy performing on radio. Dr M E, director of the Baptist Centennial Evangelistic Crusade, announced their availability for work with children and youth in crusade activities. Enete, previously in South America, now based in Shreveport Louisiana.
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W. W. Enete
Sammy
M. E
Enete
Charlie McCarthy
Southern Baptists
South America
Mr. Enete
Shreveport
Louisiana
Raleigh Student Wins First in Presbyterian Scholarship
Miss Josephine Fidelia Snow of Raleigh tops a Christian Education scholarship contest with a $2,000 award usable at 15 senior colleges or 8 junior colleges of the Presbyterian church. William Arnett Gamble II of New Orleans takes second with $1,600. Seventeen North Carolinians among twenty scholars include Zeb North Holler Jr Greensboro Ruth Hunt Harper New Bern Nancy Alice Durham Annie Charles Smith Greensboro John Walter Mann Jr Red Springs and William Nicholson Clark Jr Rocky Mount.
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Raleigh
CNS
Josephine Fidelia Snow
Executive Committee of
Christian Education
Southern Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
Ruth Hunt Harper
New Bern
Nancy Alice Durham
Annie Charles Smith
John Walter Mann
Red Springs
William Nicholson Clark
Rocky Mount
Notable theologians address ecumenical church conference
Dr. Walter M. Horton of Oberlin Divinity School spoke at Warren Wilson Junior College to students and faculty from eleven seminaries. The three day event included leaders J. W. Haywood Gammon Theological Seminary and others. The gathering reflected a growing ecumenical spirit among church leaders.
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Swannanoa
CNS
Walter M. Horton
Oberlin Divinity School
Warren Wilson Junior College
J. W. Haywood
Gammon Theological Seminary
Atlanta
J. H. Satterwhite
Hood Theological Seminary
Salisbury
Nedt
William E. Cannon
Candler School of Theology
Emory University
Methodists' Bishop's Crusade Oversubscribed Nationwide
North Carolina and the United States report final pledges of 26.041 million dollars for the Bishop's Crusade surpassing the 25.09 million goal. Local quotas were met in nearly every area as the denomination plans the evangelistic second phase in 1946. There are 3,756 Red Cross chapters nationwide.
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Methodist Crusade
Greensboro
CNS
North Carolina
Red Cross
United States
Church Services Announced with Sermons and Meetings
Rev Walter R Kelly preaches Sunday at 10 am on Faith Is Victory and 6 30 pm on Open Doors Youth fellowship at 7 pm The church group meets Monday 7 45 pm and mid week service Wednesday 7 45 pm on Dumbarton Oaks A small group will assist in the service
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Walter R. Kelly
The
Dumbarton Oaks
Rozzell e sermon titles at Wesley Memorial church
Dr C E Rozzelle preaches at 11 00 morning service on Man Woman and God and 7 30 evening sermon titled By products Youth fellowship meets 6 15 with Victory Hour following Wednesday session at 7 30 sharing church schedule
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C. E. Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Church
St Marys Episcopal Church Morning Service Schedule
At eight a m a Holy Communion will be celebrated. Church school meets at 9 45 a m. At eleven a m the rector leads morning prayer and a sermon. St Dunstan's choristers and the men of the choir sing an offertory anthem A Prayer to Jesus by George Old.
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Church School
St. Dunstan's
Jesus
George Old
Sabbath activities at Highland Avenue church
At the First Pentecostal Holiness Church on Highland Avenue, Sabbath school starts at 9 45 tomorrow. Rev Thomas T Lindsey preaches at 11 00. The youth society meets at 6 30 and the pastor delivers the evangelistic sermon at 7 30.
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Highland Avenue
Thomas T. Lindsey
Youth Society
Sunday Worship Services at First Evangelical Church
The First Evangelical and Reformed church holds Sunday worship at 11:00 with Reverend Hoyesperman on Is God a Dictator. Choir under Mrs. O K McCarter sings Unto Thee O Lord Do We Cry. Junior choir assists. junior congregation message. junior choir practice 6:30. youth fellowship 7:00. Evening worship 8:00 with Dearest at Spot and Now the Day Is Is Over sung by Barnby. Mid week prayer 7:30 Wednesday.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hoyesperman
O. K. McCarter
Maosent
Barnby
Reverend Weldon Preaches Dual Services At First Methodist
The Reverend Wilson C. Weldon will preach at 11:00 AM with the subject Accentuate The Positive and at 8:00 AM Living On Hunger. The choirs will perform Seek Ye The Lord Supplication Gentle Jesus and the Junior Choir. Youth Fellowship meets at 7:00 PM led by Margaret Phelps. The church opens for prayer for the United Nations conference in San Francisco. Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 8:00 PM will include prayers for the United Nations conference.
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Wilson C. Weldon
First Methodist
Lord
Roberts
Margaret Phelps
San Francisco
First Presbyterian announces guest minister at Sunday service
Dr. Kenneth J. Foreman professor of Bible and philosophy at Davidson College will be the guest minister for the 11 o clock Sunday worship. Sunday school in all departments starts at 9 45 a.m. A young peoples meeting is scheduled for 5 p.m.
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First Presbyterian
Kenneth J. Foreman
Davidson College
Special Sunday Services for Boys and Girls at First Methodist
Beginning tomorrow at 11:00 a primary and junior service will be held each fourth Sunday at First Methodist church focusing on world missionary program. Primaries are led by Mrs. Honeycutt with assistants. Juniors are led by Miss Cates with assistants. The notes mention a department recommendation and reference the Mexican bean beetle as a separate line.
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First Methodist Church
L. F. Honeycutt
L. D. Leonard
Claude York
John Pickett
James Montgomery
Myrtle Cates
J. O. Poindexter
Ralph Vance
Molotov Arriving for Big Three Foreign Ministers Talks
Soviet Foreign Commissar V. M. Molotov was due in the capital for a three day gathering with Stettinius and Eden to discuss Poland and allied war crimes. Churchill outlined a joint declaration assigning responsibility for German crimes, as leaders prepare for the UN conference in San Francisco.
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Washington
V. M. Molotov
United Nations
San Francisco
Molotov
Secre
Stettinius
Eden
Poland
Warsaw
Yalta
Moscow
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Truman
Dixie Governors Plan Postwar Southern Conference
In Montgomery Alabama on April 21 plans are underway for a Birmingham meeting on May 18 of a postwar planning commission of the Dixie governors conference. Gov. Chauncey Sparks leads the effort with Sen Charley E Shaver Rep Sidney Smyer and Col J T Johnson named to represent Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
Chauncey Sparks
Postwar Planning Commission of the Southern Governs Conference
Birmingham
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
George Bliss Jones
Sparks
Charley E. Shaver
Huntsville
Sidney Smyer
Col
J. T. Johnson
Selective Service
Alabama
Alabama State Planning Board
Jones
Nostradamus Beauty Parlor Patronage with Catherine de Medici
Nostradamus, famed astrologer and prognosticator, also ran a beauty parlor. He counted Catherine de Medici among his patrons.
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Nostradamus
Catherine de Medici
First Methodist To Observe 50th Year With Services
The First Methodist church plans a week of special services from April 29 to May 6 to mark fifty years in High Point. Rev. Wilson O. Olden announced the observance with speakers including Bishop Paul Barnes, Dr. Frank S. James, Joe Kay Ferrell, Holland Holton, and Dr. Roy Hoe, with further details to follow.
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Wilson O
Paul B.rn
Nashvile
Tenn
Frank See
James Neversity
Senate Eyes On TVA Appointment Test for Lilienthal
Washington April 21 The Senate watches President Truman's choice on reappointing TVA Chairman David Lilienthal as his term nears expiration. A renomination would win praise from left wingers but risk losing Senator McKellar and conservative Southern Democrats. The Snyder loan administrator pick is seen as a separate signal in the intra party contest.
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Washington
Senate
Renee
TVA
David Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Truman
Senator McKellar
D-Tenn
Appropriations Committee
CIO
Somean
Lilienthalm
Senatetions Committee
McKellar
Roosevelt
Lilenthal
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Jesse Jones
Wallace
Coddling blamed on State Department
Rep. Thomas of New Jersey charged U S policy toward wartime prisoners shows coddling by the State Department more than the War Department He and other House Military Committee members urged witnesses from the State Department and cited conditions at Camp Shanks New York and Camp McCall North Carolina as examples of lenient treatment.
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Washington
Thomas
R-Nj
State Department
House
Stat Department
Camp Shanks
N. Y
Camp
Toxemia of Pregnancy Treated by Diet and Care
A 1945 King Features piece outlines toxemia during pregnancy as a serious risk and argues nutrition as prevention. Dr Edward A Schumann recommends a specific diet, regulated fluids, baths, and walks, with bed rest and progressive treatment if symptoms rise, potentially ending in early birth in severe cases.
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Edward A. Schumann
Philadelphia
Schumann
Moods and memories mark a thoughtful reflection
The writer muses on life, art, and sorrow after noting Roosevelt's death and Tennyson's early influence. He recalls public moments, political passions, and a calm creed to carry on, urging steady work and prayer in trying times.
Alice Freeman Palmer Seen Through Local Tribute
The Sedalia institute for Negroes bears the name of Alice Freeman Palmer, a Wellesley president who devoted her life to helping others. Her influence prompted a Northern donor to support the school after a tribute from John T. Faris. Her husband urged she write books, but she pursued people over monuments, saying the work of shaping others matters most.
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Alice Freeman Palmer
Institute For
Sedalia
Institute
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
John T. Faris
Wellesley College
Harvard
Naming Impressionism From Monet Painting
A 19th century painting lineage gains its label from Claude Monet’s work titled Impressions. The term spreads to describe a movement noted for light effects and loose brushwork influencing modern art.
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Claude Monet
Louisiana Leads U.S. Rice Production With Half the Total
Louisiana heads the nation in rice production, accounting for nearly one half of the United States total. The state outpaces all others in annual output, reflecting its dominant role in the industry.
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Louisiana
United States
Authentic Columbus portrait tied to De Orchi family
The only authentic portrait of Columbus is linked to the De Orchi family of Como Italy.
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Columbus
de Orchi
Como
Italy
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