One Creator One Savior One Neighbor in 1944 Sunday Lesson
The High Point Enterprise reports a December 4 1944 address by Dr Conrad to the White and Colored Ministers urging unity among races. He argues we share ONE CREATOR ONE PROGENITOR and ONE SAVIOR with emphasis on bridge building through cooperation and common tasks in a plural society.
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High Point
N. C
Alfred J. Buescher
J. Comrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Piet Waptiet Church
High Point Enterprise
Jesus Christ
God
Malachi
St. Paul
Holy Ghost
Moses
Heaid
Pharaoh
Dens
Dives
Adam
St. Luke
Dr. Luke
Jesus
St. Luke's
Paul
Christ Jesus
Christ
The Call to Christlike Unity Across Racial Lines
A sermon urges forgiveness and healing through Jesus and argues for universal inclusion. It highlights Simon of Cyrene, Paul’s companions from Cyrene, and figures like Booker T. Washington, Carver, and Mansfield, stressing neighbor love and social action as central to the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Cyrene
Jesus
North
Africa
Holy Ghost
Paul
N Ior
Lucius
Manaen
Rufus
Alexander
Booker T. Washington
George Washington Carver
Charlotte Brown
Roland Hays
Manuel Mansfield
Mansfield
Good Samaritan
James E. Shepard
N. C. College
Tolstoy
God
Father
Christ
Jesus Christ
Belief in Home Foundations Shapes Moral Life
The article emphasizes the divine origins of the family and the home as the base of nationhood, citing Genesis and Jesus teachings on marriage. It highlights Mary Martha and Lazarus at Bethany as examples, contrasts Martha's service with Mary’s devotion, and underscores obedience, parental nurture, and the influence of Lois and Eunice in Timothy's faith. It ends noting Paul’s praise for a strong home background.
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Jesus
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Bethany
Jerusalem
Rome
Paul
St. Paul
Timothy
Lois
Eunice
Toast as Meat Seasoning for Roast Dishes
Toast improves meat flavor when rubbed inside cumin or duck or over leg of lamb. The technique enhances taste, offering a simple way to boost savory notes in common roasts.
Public Auction of Guilford County Lands in High Point Township
Under an order of resale, Guilford County North Carolina, the commissioner will auction land at 319 Greer Street High Point on December 16, 1944 at 1 PM for cash to the highest bidder. The property includes multiple parcels described by street lines near Greer Street. The prior bidder’s offer from November 30, 1944 was increased. CG A York, Commissioner.
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C. G. Crutchfield
Guilford County
Eton College
First Congregational Christian Church
West Green and
Tryon Streets
Mr. Crutchfield
High Point
Norfolk
First Christian Church
North Carolina-Virginia
North Carolina
Guilford
Guillford County
High Point Township
H. C. Pitt
Greer Street
Ing
Greer T
Springfield Friends Church to Host Harold Chance Talk
Harold Chance of the American Friends Service Committee will speak at the 11 o'clock service at Springfield Friends Church tomorrow during visits to Friends Meetings across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chance
American Friends Service Committee
Friends
Springfield
Notice of Sale in Guilford County Superior Court
Commissioner to sell at public auction on December 22 1944 at 2 PM at the east door of the Greensboro Court House. Property in High Point Township Guilford County described by bounds from Washington Street to specify Sechrest Benecini and Wrenn lines. Sale subject to court confirmation.
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Guilford Couunty
8. C. Montgomery
High Point
L. Montgomery
Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point Township
Lam Sechrest
Washington Street
Sechrest’s
Bencini
Benecini
Wrenn
T. A. Sechrest
Said Street
Rupert T. Pickens
Wilbur Hutchins to Appear on Baptist Hour Sunday
Rev W Wilbur Hutchins of First Baptist Church will be on WBIG North Carolina Baptist Hour next Sunday from 8 30 to 9 00 am. The program features hymns two anthems Now Let Every Tongue Adore and My God and I and Hutchins will discuss The Church and Modern Youth.
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Wilbur Hutchins
WBIG
North Carolina Baptist Hour
Hutchins
Navy Names North Carolina Casualties in War Reports
The Navy Department releases casualty lists naming North Carolina service members. Included are Hobby George E. from Fuquay Springs with parents Mr and Mrs E N Hobby, Jackson Thomas L from Belmont with guardian Mr William F Horsley, Jones Raymond FE from Pie USMC R wounded, Langley John D from West End wounded with mother Mrs Allie B Wilson, Lipe James A from Asheville wounded with parents Mr and Mrs Albert R Lipe, Long Wellington W Jr from Kinston wounded with wife Mrs Wellington B Long Jr, Herman G from Waxhaw wounded with father Mr William A Manus.
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Washington
Navy Department
Pang
Naval
Hobby
George E
Coorp
USMC
E. N. Hobby
Fuquay Springs
Jackson
Thomas L
Thomas C. Lyons
West End
Langley
John D
Allie B. Wilson
Stokes
Lipe
James A
Albert R. Lipe
Patton Avenue
Asheville
Long
Welington W. Jr
Welington
Long, Jr
North Queen Street
Kinston
Herman G
Pfe
William A. Manus
Waxhaw
Archdale Methodist Service Plans with Allen Jay Choir
Professor Bennison and the Archdale faculty will attend morning services at Archdale Methodist church with Allen Jay High School singers performing special numbers. Rev. W. B. Penny will preach "An Ancient Volunteer" at 11:00 and "Rich Poverty" at 7:30.
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Bennison
Allen Jay High School
Archdale Methodist Church
W. B. Penny
King Agrippa's Challenge to Persuade Followers to Christianity
A preaching focus on converting others cites King Agrippa's line Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian as a cue. The speaker emphasizes persuading people to accept Christian faith with reliance on the Holy Spirit.
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Agrippa
Tree Comment By W. A. BIVINS
Retrospective column recalls life sixty years ago in Hometown before modern conveniences. The author describes wood fuel, snowier Christmases, simple gifts, and family traditions around Christmas. He reflects on his father’s war experiences and a hopeful view of peace despite aged memories.
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Audubon Society
Dad
Salisbury
Linen
Irving Lin
Con
Consequences to Be Sermon Theme at First Methodist
Rev Wilson O Weldon will preach in the morning at 11 on Consequences at First Methodist church. His evening talk will be We Have a Custom. Jean Montgomery will lead the Youth Fellowship at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Rickets in Children Still Acknowledged by Experts
Dr Logan Clendening cites Baltimore physicians showing 46 percent of examined children had some rickets. He emphasizes ongoing need for prevention via vitamin D from cod liver oil and sunshine, noting higher risk in darker skin and seasonal sunshine patterns from February to May.
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Baltimore
Fallis
Jackson
Eliot
Park
Don
Paris Cold and Scarcity Marches Through the War
Paris suffers coal shortages and frigid hotels as Allied troops endure winter conditions. Reporters describe scarce fuel, food rationing, and civilians scrambling for coal on cobblestones while soldiers in back areas face harsh cold. Five air corpsmen secure a warm apartment once used by Gestapo agents, insisting the writer omit names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Paris
France
Germany
Elmer Lane
Life Magazine
Gestapo
Christmas Program by Church Woman’s Society
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist will present its annual Christmas pageant Monday at 3 o'clock in the Ladies' Parlor. Mrs. Robert Davis leads the program. Vera Idol of High Point College will read "And the Angel Sang." A tea follows. The executive board meets at 2:15 in the Philathea classroom before the program. Mrs. Payne urges full board attendance. Buy Christmas Seals and Prevent Wartime Rise in TR
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Robert Davis
Vera Ido
High Point College
Philathea
Payne
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Newman Campbell
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Navy
Archdale Methodist
W. A. Bivins
Methodist
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