Jacob and Esau Reconcile Amid Journeys and Tribulations
A biblical narrative outlines Jacob's reintegration with Esau after twenty years, the deception and prayers that preceded their meeting, and his travels through Succoth and Bethel. It notes Dinah's assault, the vengeance of her brothers, Rachel's death at Benjamin’s birth, and Isaac’s death with Jacob and Esau burying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel
Jacob
Joseph
Esau
Dinah
Leah
Shechem
Hamor
Shecham
Bethel
Israel
Ephrath
Benjamin
Bethlehem
Isaac
Voice of the Psalms cantata to be performed at final union service
A cantata by Albert Malotte titled Voice of the Psalms will be sung at an 8 o'clock final union service. Regular Sunday worship at 11, Senior Fellowship at 5 in the ladies parlor, and supper at 6 precede the program. Soloists Mrs. J. H. Allred Arthur Fiddler and Clarence Schulthess, with reader A. W. Burns Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert May Malotte
Mr. Malotte
Malotte
J. H. Allred
Arthur Fiddler
Clarence Schultheiss
A. W. Burns, Jr
Average Newborn Cries 113 Minutes Daily
A newborn typically cries about 113 minutes each day the data show. Experts note crying patterns vary with hunger fatigue and comfort needs and may adjust as the baby grows.
Notice to creditors of Jessie Rankin Smith estate Guilford NC
Administrator P C Penn announces claims must be presented by July 21 1946 or they will be barred. Creditors must provide amounts owed and payments are requested immediately. Notice dated July 20 1945 and filed with attorney Walter B Crissman at the Professional Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Rankin Smith
Guilford County
North Carolina
P. C. Penn
Walter B. Crissman
Mutuality as Bible Basis Says Hazen Conference Speaker
Dr Albert Cutler, leaving Duke to join Yale, argues mutuality underpins human relations and Jesus ethic as a family ethic. He outlines three needs for counselling: security, appropriate gifts and liberty to influence decisions. The Hazen conference, organized with Dr O T Binkley and Dr Paul Braisted, runs ten days at Warren Wilson Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swannanoa
CNS
Warren Wilson Junior College
Albert Cutler
Cutler
Duke Divinity School
Yale Divinity School
Paul Braisted
The
Hazention
O. T. Binkley
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Fellowship of Southern Church Plans Camp Discussion
The fellowship of southern churchmen will assemble at Camp Highland near Hendersonville starting Sunday. Leaders from labor, agriculture, race relations, and religious tensions will discuss rural south problems and prophetic religion. Members including Howard Kester and Charles Sherman will headline sessions. The organization advocates applying faith to southern issues with headquarters in Chapel Hill North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
CNS
Fellowship of
Southern Church
Campighland
Kermit Eby
C.1.c. Ll
Reland
Arthur Raper
Aubrey Williams
Charles Sherman
Howard Kester
T. B. Cowan
Richard McKinney
David Burgess
Charles Jones
Southern Churchmen
South
Nell Morton
Chapel Hill
N. C
Presbyterians urged to engage with workers on Labor Day
Richmond report by Frank T. deVyver says Southern Presbyterians must step from isolation and build understanding with industrial workers. He notes a repeat meeting of Southern leaders near Montreat to improve labor relations and urges learning about labor law unions and collective bargaining beyond lip service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Va
CNS
Frank T. deVyver
Dr. deVyver
Trinity Avenue
Durham
N. C
Erwin Cotton Mills
Montreat
Vyver
Isa
Southern Presbyterian Ac
Labor
Prpely
South
deVyver
Peacetime Draft Decried by North Carolina Journal
The North Carolina Christian Advocate denounces peacetime conscription in an editorial arguing the draft would betray 150 years of American democratic tradition and align the nation with un-Christian and un-American secular forces. It cites UN charter commitments and air power as reasons to oppose the proposal.
Selznicks Separate After 20 Years of Marriage
Hollywood news confirms film producer David O. Selznick and wife Irene Mayer Selznick have separated. He says no immediate legal action is planned. They wed April 29, 1930, and have two sons. A related note mentions Australia’s native forests mainly consist of hardwoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
David O. Selznick
Irene Mayer
Louis B. Mayer
Selznick
Sermons Focus On Birthright Of The Child And Paul In Europe
At 11 a m and 8 p m Joseph David Boyd preaches in the church meeting at the Masonic Temple. Dr W F Clayton leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages. Pastor W Wilbur Hutchins speaks at 11 about The Marks on a Christian. Carl Cronstedt directs the choir. The worship hour gathers with downtown church congregations at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Europe
Joseph David Boyd
Masonic Temple
First Baptist Sunday School
W. F. Clayton
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Carl Cronstedt
Presbyterian Church
Saint Mary's Episcopal Cancel Sunday Service
Due to the absence of the rector there will be no service at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church tomorrow. The following Sunday September 2 a celebration of the Holy Communion at 11 o'clock a m with Rev H N Browne celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's Episcopal
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
H. N. Browne
Methodist Service With Dr Harrison Preaching
First Methodist Church hosts Dr N M Harrison vice president of High Point College preaching at 11 oclock Sunday service. Robert Ellis soloist to sing The Holy City. Youth Fellowship led by Miss Martha Hayworth at 7 pm. Union service at 8 pm at Presbyterian church. Choir directed by Dan Smith performs a cantata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
N. M. Harrison
High Point College
First Methodist Church
Robert Ellis
Holy City
Adams
Martha Hayworth
Presbyterian Church
Dan Smith
Victory Joy and Challenge at First Evangelical Church
The Reform ed church holds Sunday morning service at 11 with Rev Hoy L Fesper man delivering a sermon on Victory Its Joy and Challenge. The Youth Fellowship meets at 6 30 at Edna Earle and Mary Edythe Ferree s home on Steele Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hoy L. Fesperman
Wilson
Edna Earle
Mary Edythe Ferree
Steele Street
1St Presbyterian Church
Women’s Guild
City Lake
Eed
Brother hood class to host Rev Milton Hadley as speaker
The Central Friends church Brotherhood class invites all members and visitors to hear Rev Milton Hadley, pastor of the Springfield Meeting, speak at the upcoming session. The event welcomes the church community to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Milton Hadley
Springfield
Central Friends Church
Wesley Memorial Sermon Prepares for 11 Oclock Service
Pastor Dr C E Roazelle will preach Back to Simplicity at Wesley Memorials 11 oclock morning service. Earlier at 8 o clock union services meet at the Presbyterian church with congregants joining from area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
C. E. Roazelle
Presbyterian Church
Red Men Adopt Cape Cod Invocation Urges Widespread Prayer
Harry B. Albro national president of the Improved Order of Red Men from Harwich Massachusetts calls the order to adopt Cape Cod Prayer Father Thy will be done through me. He notes the great council endorsement and urges members across America Hawaii the Philippines and Alaska to present the prayer to local churches. The plan began in Massachusetts after Pearl Harbor with Protestant Catholic and Jewish clergy backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imed Order of Red Men
Harry B. Albro
Harwich
Massachusets
Cape Cod
U.S
Final Christian
Uni
Massachusetts
Pearl Harbor
Truman Moves To Protect Vets Jobs
President Truman pledged to secure veterans the right to return to their prewar jobs if entitled, even if extra legislation is required. Maj. Gen. Hershey warned the end of hostilities could nullify job protections unless Congress acts. Truman said lawmakers will act quickly and he favors expedited discharges with ongoing demobilization plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Boston
Hershey
Intes Pd
What If Dad Isn't a Nobby Dresser
An old World War I era article urges young men to respect country fathers and not mock their attire or rural roots. It stresses family pride, self-respect, and supporting aging dads, with a tone echoing moral advice and social norms of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Palmer
The
Enterprise
High Point
Laok
Ice
Dad
Singing Sailor Sermon At First Church Of God
Jack Woodie, a veteran of World Wars I and II who served in seven major naval engagements, will sing and preach at the First Church of God. Morning service at 11 00 a m and evening service at 7 45 p m in Elizabethton Tennessee where he once worshiped with the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
Jack Woodie
Atlantic
Pacific
Elizabethton
Tennessee
Victory Spirit at San Tiago Bay Warships
Commander Wainwright urged calm as Spanish ships burned and sank. The story recalls a wartime broadcast of sports advice: play hard, win with humility, and respect worthy opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainwright
Santiago Bay
Allen Jay Baptist To Celebrate Its Eleventh Anniversary
Allen Jay Baptist church marks its eleventh anniversary with morning services led by Rev. George H. Wallace and an 11 a.m. sermon. A 12:30 p.m. picnic lunch follows on the grounds, with a 1:30 p.m. song service featuring singers from other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Baptist
Allen Jay Baptist Church
George H. Wallace
Asbury Trail Petition Aims to Name Cataloochee Route
In Lake Junaluska North Carolina the Methodist historical society drafts a petition to Congress to clear restore and designate a six mile section of the Cataloochee trail within Great Smoky Mountains National Park as the Asbury Trail. The effort cites Bishop Asbury who rode some 275 000 miles on southeastern trails and lists a committee including Josephus Daniels Clyde Hoey and Benjamin Littleton to pursue approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Junaluska
Methodist Historical Society
Congress
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Asbury
Methodist Church
United States
Department of the Interior
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Benjamin A. Littleton
United States Court of Claims
Washington
North Carolina
Tennessee
The
Historical Society
America
Jacob Shook
Clyde
N. C
Bishop Asbury
Methodist Society
Smathers
Buncombe
Haywood
Killian Place
Asheville
Journal of Bishop
E. H. Nease
Greensboro
Southeastern Methodist Historical Society
E. P. Billups
Canton
Western North Carolina Historical Society
Billups
Soldier's Vote Bobs Up Again on Capitol Hill
On August 25 1944 Chairman Sabath urged rapid action to guarantee service personnel a vote in 1946. He blamed the 1944 absentee voter law for failing to work arguing federal ballots were allowed only when state forms could not be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Hill
Sabath
House
Rulek Committee
Miss Maness To Speak At Mitchells Grove Service
Mary Maness missionary to China who was interned by the Japanese will speak at Mitchells Grove Methodist church Monday. Rev A Burgess pastor invites the general public to hear her message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maness
China
S Grove Methodist Church
Miss Maness
Methodist Church
Orient
Rev. A. Burgess
Lady Cobbler Retires After 31 Years At Seaside Shop
Seaside Oregon reports Mrs John Mortensen concludes 31 years at the bench after her husband’s death left her to run the shop since 1914. She cites too much work and no help as reasons to retire. The article also notes ocean depths with the greatest at 35 400 feet off the Philippines.
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Seaside
Ore
Ins
John Mortensen
Philippines
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