New Commandment Emphasized by Newman Campbell
The essay discusses Jesus answer to the scribe about the greatest commandment. It emphasizes loving God with all heart mind and strength and loving neighbor as oneself. It links the command to sacrifice as shown by soldiers and calls for humble, faithful living. It notes the commandment as Jesus gave at the Last Supper and urges living in love within family, work, and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Campbell
Jerusalem
Jesus
Rkents
God
New Farm Program Outlined by GOP Leaders
At a regional western Republican conference in Salt Lake City Gov. Dwight Griswold of Nebraska presented a farm program he said opposes many New Deal policies. He urged abundance, market-based production, protection of farm values, new industrial uses for farm products, fair labor bargaining, a simple credit system, and reduced government reliance.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Braden to Speak at Hedrick Bible Class Tomorrow
City Manager Roy S. Braden will address the E. T. Hedrick Bible class of the First Evangelical Reformed Church tomorrow at 9 45 AM. Special music is planned and visitors are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. Braden
E. T. Hedrick
First Evangelical Reformed Church
Christmas Cantata in Thomasville by local choirs
A Christmas cantata titled Child Jesus by Joseph Clokey and Hazel Jean Kirk will be performed at 5 pm Sunday at the Main Street Methodist Church in Thomasville. The program, directed by Frances J. Kratz, features the Young People's and Senior choirs in the annual church music service open to the public. Lieut. Col. Stephen Rochefontaine, a Frenchman, was the first commander of U.S. artillerists and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Child Jesus
Joseph Clokey
Hazel Jean Kirk
Main Street Methodist Church
Frances J. Kratz
Churches Urged to Submit Sermon Topics for Saturday Directory
Churches may include sermon topics and directory changes in The Enterprise before 9 am each Saturday. Special church events appear separately on the religious page. Cooperation is requested to provide complete material by the deadline each week.
OAK GROVE CHURCH DIRECTORY AND SCHEDULES
Local church listings show Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and services at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Prayer service Wednesdays at 7:20 p.m. Includes multiple area churches with ministers, superintendents, BTU, and youth activities.
Brentwood church announces weekly schedule and leadership
Sunday school superintendent Harry L. Brown leads 9:45 a m sessions with Dr. O. C. Williamson noted as minister. Young People's meeting at 6:30 p m and choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8:15 p m. Midweek prayer service 7:30 p m. Pastor Rev. J. P. H McNatt at Brentwood corner of E Green and Arch Streets with Sunday school superintendent George V. Denny. services: Sunday 9:45 a m Sunday school 11:00 a m preaching and 7:30 p m evening service. Tuesday Young People meeting 5:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt.u
North Park Putnam and Farlow
Dewey Armstrong
L. R. McNeil
Ee Training Union
W. Brock
Green
Julian
Hopkins
Walter EB. Crissman
Clarence Keever
Training Union
Orship
Pilot View
Thomasville Road
A. J. Swinson
E.T.U
North Main Street
Austin B. Conrad
Walter F. Clayton
Thelma Patrick
South Side
Flint and
Highland Ave
Bill Barker
Temple Baptist
Springfield Road
J. L. Bragg
R. C. Clodfelter
Allen Jay Baptist
George H. Wallace
Wade Cumbie
P. EB. White
Wesley Memorial
Clarence Excelle Rozzelie
Joe A. Johnson
Mane
Mildred Tener
Geena
Rags and Youth Fellowship
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Welch Memorial Lake
Mangum Ave
T. BE. Strickland
Earl C. Shoaf
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Horace Stephens
Lebanon North Main
Oscar Lee Easter
Dale Montgomery
Calvary
East Green
O L. Brown
A H Holton
Mitchell Grove Kivett Drive
W. H. Yokely
R. O. Lindsay
J. D. Williams
J. E. Palkenberry
Christian Endeavor
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Main
Washington Streets
Oak Hill Burton
D. Virgil Pike
Leslie Gurley
Evering
Chretian Endeavor
Springfield
Harold Hadhey
Woman's Auxiliary
Emmanuel North Main and
Howell Streets
Flavius Leslie Conrad
Clarence Schultheiss
FIRST
Asheboro Street
William C. Livingston
Guy E. Kinney
Cloverdale Church OF the Living God
Pitt Street
H. Peters
Henry Hudgepeth
ST. Mary's Parriss
North Main
Howards
Bartzell
L. R. Stewart
Young People’s Service League
Church OF Living God Macedonia
Lake Street
W L. Hicks
People's Junction of
George M. Allison
Evangelical and Reformed
Hamiliton Street
O.L Ruth
P.Y.P.S
Pentecostal
Highland Avenue
Thomas T. Lindsey
M. M. Strother
Brentwood
E. Green and
Arch Streets
J. P. H McNatt
George V. Denny
Young Posies
Ennis Street and Hayworth Church Notices
Pastor Rev M C Connor to preach at 11:00 a m. Sunday school supt Edwin Danford. WYPS program 6:30 p m with Geraldin Richardson as president and 7:30 p m evening prayer. Cottage prayer meeting nightly. Hayworth address 517 Newton Street with Minister Rev B H Phaup.
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Ennis Street
M. C. Connor
Edwin Danford
WYPS
Geraldin Richardson
City Wide BTU Meet Set for Sunday at Hillard Church
A city wide BTU meeting is planned Sunday at 2 30 PM at Hillard Memorial Church. Rev Dewey Armstrong will bring the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BTU
Hillard Memorial Church
Dewey Armstrong
Missionary Dr Rankin to speak at Baptist Church Sunday
Dr M T Rankin missionary to China and secretary of Baptist mission work in the Orient will address the 11 o clock service at the Baptist church. Rev W K McGee announced the visit noting Rankin was interned by the Japanese and returned on the Gripsholm. He will speak again at 7 30 pm with the Young Jordan choir presenting a Christmas musical program.
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Thomasville
M. T. Rankin
China
Baptist Mission
Orient
W. K. McGee
Rankin
Gripsholm
Jan Ard
Musical Program at First Methodist Church Schedule
The Main Street Methodist Church choir directed by Emile Serposs will present a Christmas music program Sunday at 5:00 p m. The program includes several Christmas anthems and other seasonal selections.
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Main Street Methodist ‘Church
Emile Serposs
Churches List and Services in Local Congregations
A compiled schedule of Sunday schools morning worship and evening services for numerous churches including First Baptist Rev W F Elliott St Mark Methodist Mt Vernon Baptist Cherry St Presbyterian Temple Memorial Baptist and St Stephens AME Zion with times pastors ushers and special events announced by the local Ministerial Alliance and Twilight Choral Club featuring Rev Wilson O Weldon as guest speaker at St Stephens AME Zion church.
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W. F. Elliott
J. J. Wilson
B.T.U
ST. Mark Methodist
W. F. McLeod
Momm
Gett
M. C. B. Society
Mace James
MT. Vernon Baptist
F. O. Bass
Ulysses Harris
Father Justin
Cherry ST
Gethsemane Baptist
Emmanuel Baptist
D. D. Mason
St. Luke's Lutheran
J. Ernest Shufelt
Lewis R. Boss
Beulah Tabernacle
O. B. Whitesides
Friendship Baptist
S. M. Frazier
Bible Tabernacle Seventh Day Adventists
E E. Cleveland
OAK Grove Christian
Church OF God IN Christ
Ernest McCants
ST. Mathews C. M. E
W.N. Williams
SL. Bruton
King's Chapel
A. E. Miller
ST. Paul
Ochie Melvin
Pearl Mock
Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist Church
Wilson C. Weldon
ST. Stephens
Twilight Choral Club
Twilight Choral Club Under the Direction of 8. G. Hunt
St. Stephens Ame
Zion
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
White
Ration Roundup: Food and fuel stamps validity updates
The notice outlines stamp validity changes for meats fats and processed goods, airplane sheet stamps, gasoline coupons with regional expiration dates, and fuel oil periods. It notes values per unit and regional differences across Northeast Southeast Rocky Mountains Far West Midwest South and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rocky Mountains
Far West
Midwest
South
Textile Workers Demand $125 Million Wage Boost for Cotton Textile Labor
The Textile Workers Union calls for about $125 million yearly in wage increases for 600,000 cotton rayon textile workers. Leaders urge unionized employers to raise pay by up to 10 cents an hour and seek a War Labor Board panel to resolve wage cases. Emil Rieve says the goal is nationwide uniformity and to meet rising living costs. The move rejects the Little Steel formula as outdated amid wartime needs.
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Washington
America
Textile Workers Union
War Labor Board
WLB
Emil Rieve
Rieve
Sai
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the Christ
John
Christ
Charles & Fuller
Braden
Hedrick Bible Class
Stephen Rochefontaine
U.S. Artillerists Andengineers
Oak Grove
R. L. Smith
A L. Saunders
Pisgah Corner
Worth Ave
Wingate Street
G. Gace
Charles R. Byrd
W. O Home
West End Ennis and
Redding Streeta
R. R. Jackson
Vernon Coffey
R. G. Barlow
Jewel
J. P. Wawhey Farm
Albert Houston
Pratt Stutts, Sr
Sunany
Hilliard Memorial
Hughey O. Miller
L. E Edwards
Baptist Training Union
H. B
Irby B. Jackson
Bible School
Ward
J. Wade
Friendly Baptist
New Street
W. L. Smith
James L. Lowe
Pleasant Grove
C. E. Ridge
Clyde Payne
Main Street South
Main and Mallory
Walter R. Keily
Roscoe W. Sowers
Main and
Richardson Sts
Oakview High Point
G. L. Curry
Ernest Stephens
Highland
Spencer W. Johnson
N. Jarrett
Hickory Chapel
Providence
Fairfield Road
E. W. Jones
G. W. Hayworth
H. Brown
Church OF Christ
First Christian Church
West Green Street
Archdale
Clifton C. Pearson
Oscar L. McCampbell
Lutheran
Grace
Missouri Synod
Centennial Ave
Church of the Lutheran Hour
F. W. Rockett
H. A. Surratt
Walther League
Church OF
Gap
Episcopal
Christian
John Pugh
W. R. Jones
Tabernacle
Tuttle Mission Street
Christian Science
Catholic
B. Green
Robert J. MacMillan
High Point College
High Point Memorial Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Maple Street
Wallace J. Lighthall
R. M
Wedneday
First Methodist
the Colored Churches
First Baptist
C. T. Harvey
ST. Paul Holiness
O. C. Crone
Frank Spain
Sunshine Band
Ure
Chams
Mars Hill Holiness
John W. Smith
Y. P. HA
Burt Rucker
Shiloh Baptist Church
Townsend
Harshaw Grove Baptist Rancheman
N. C
J. M. Kennedy
Lillie William
Pearson Memorial
A. M. Jones
Sarah Reese
Bethlehem Baptist
J. B. Mason
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