The Shepherds And The Joy Of The Christmas Message
Newman Campbell urges readers to embrace joy in the Christmas story as told in Luke 2 and related scriptures. He notes the angel’s message of good tidings to all people and recalls Jesus walking on the water, teaching that fear should fade before faith.
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Army camera crews need six ground photo men per aerial unit
A historical notice lists numerous military reclassifications from 1-C to various grades and transfers. It also records administrator C. T. A. handling an estate in Guilford County with a December 16, 1645 deadline for claims and debt notices to be settled. An ending line notes that every Army air unit requires a maintenance crew of six photographers on the ground.
Notice to creditors in estate of Louis H. Jones
Administrator J B Jones warns all claimants to present debts against Louis H. Jones deceased of Guilford County by December 26, 1945. Immediate payment urged. attorney James B Lovelace appears for the estate with filing dates December 22, 1944.
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Louis H. Jones
Guilford County
J. B. Jones
Christmas Eve Holy Communion at St Marys Church
Saint Marys Church on Farriss Avenue and Main Street will host the annual Christmas Eve Holy Communion service at 11 15 p m with music by Saint Dunstanisters choir performing mostly traditional pieces including Gloria in excelsis Deo by Pelesi One candle will be given to each departing worshiper The service aims to bring the Christmas spirit to the city and nearby residents The church will also hold a Holy Communion at 10 o clock Christmas morning
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Candlelight Service at First Evangelical Ad Reform
The First Evangelical ad Reform holds a candlelight service Sunday at 7 30 pm. The event features a liturgy, a church candlelight bulletin, and a choir with special anthems. Rev Hoy L Fesperman will speak on the significance of Jesus I am the light of the world.
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Christmas program slated at First Church of God Asheboro
A Christmas program will be held at the First Church of God on Asheboro Street at 7:30 p m. Children and youths will recite and sing, and a one act play titled A Sign Up To You will feature Jean Lee Latham and a cast including Guy Eney Margaret Halloway Jessie Kinney Patricia Halloway Geraldine Monroe Janet Halloway Rose Mae Imon and Wm C Livingston Newsboy Douglas Vincannon and Maid Bobbie are invited to attend.
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Asheboro Street
A. Sgin
Jean Lee Latham
Guy Eney
Margaret Halloway
Jessie Kinney
Patricia Halloway
Geraldine Monroe
Janice Halloway
Rose Mae Imon
Wm. C. Livingston
Douglas Vincannon
Bobbie
The Candle In the Windslow at Main Street Methodist
The Main Street Methodist church youth group presents The Candle In the Windslow at 7:30 Sunday evening. Margaret, a mother, awaits a Christmas letter from her son serving in the South Pacific as relatives gather and the play unfolds to restore her Christmas spirit.
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South Pacific
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Doris Horne
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Christmas Light In The Dark Service At First Methodist
Rev Wilson Weldon leads the 11 o clock service at First Methodist tomorrow with the theme Christmas Light In The Dark. At 5 pm the church school presents a ram and a Candy and White Gift program for children featuring The Child Shall Lead Them play with named cast members listed.
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First Methodist Church
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Gilbert Gray
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Henry Dowdy
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Johnny Sears
Parker
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Mary Sears
St Mary's Plains services schedule for Christmas
Morning offerings include Communion at 8 a.m. and a school session at 9 45. A morning prayer and sermon follow at 11. Christmas Eve service starts at 11 15 p.m. with Holy Communion on Christmas Day at 10 a.m.
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St. Mary's Person Church
Hearing Sought On Feeder Airline Plans
Representatives of Southern Airways seek feeder air line routes to High Point across eight southeastern states. They will join other applicants and a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner at a January 22, 1945 pre hearing conference. The meeting covers routes in Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Tennessee with date setting for the actual hearing to follow within 60 to 90 days.
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High Point
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Johnson leads Windsor grid crew to undefeated run
Windsor coach Johnson, still billed as a music instructor, has steered the high school football team to a second straight undefeated season. The squad has racked 214 points while allowing no points against, despite Johnson calling the role temporary. Separate notes mention San Rican exports in 1941.
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Feud Between Roosevelt Aides and Congress Deepens
The piece portrays a rift between President Roosevelt and congressional leaders as tensions rise over appointments foreign policy and postwar plans. It highlights distrust within the Democratic Party, the return of Harry Hopkins to influence, and looming battles on treaties and economic measures as November approaches.
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Winning the War by Albert Leman
The author argues the German counteroffensive could threaten the Allied momentum and cohesion. He warns that Berlin hopes to disrupt the Grand Alliance and fracture the United Nations coalition, while urging careful, capable Allied action to prevent a decisive breakthrough.
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Albert Leman
Military morale, manpower, and strategy in World War II era analysis
The piece argues that Allied morale should hold as German forces face manpower strain. It notes Nazi expectations of quick victory faded, cites labor and supply constraints, and discusses realigned Allied tactics, manpower reserves, and the need to prevent German disruption while pursuing a decisive campaign in Europe.
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North Carolina Tobacco Prices and Train Wreck Report
North Carolina tobacco buyers reported an average of 42.40 dollars per hundred pounds for 891,244,064 pounds sold in the flue cured season. News notes mention a northbound train collision injuring several and a wreck that damaged a house, with two seriously hurt.
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Lula Martin Melver Passes at 80 in Greensboro
In Greensboro on December 16, Mrs. Lula Martin Melver aged 80 died after a long illness. She is survived by two daughters, a son, and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Weavers to Seek War Labor Board Arbitration
In Greensboro Herman Cone reports stoppage ongoing as weavers push for arbitration through the Nations War Labor Board over a plan to use heavy ore not 82. The proposal is said to cut workers earnings and a conference with representatives and a labor department conciliator failed to reach agreement. North Carolina wheat production in 1645 is projected to fall about 1.4 million bushels from the record, with value around 7.546 million dollars.
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Two Hungarian Cities United in 1873 to Form a Single City
In 1873 two Hungarian towns merged to create a single city. The article names the two historic settlements involved in this unification and notes the resulting urban transformation.
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Leyte
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House of Commons
Woman Delivers Letters by Visiting Homes in City
A woman who moves to the city and takes letters of interest should call at the homes of the women to whom the letters are addressed and leave them with her home card. Letters to men should be mailed with calling closed.
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St. City
Words of Wisdom Horoscope for December Birthday
A December birthday hints at an ardent reader and fluent talker who is observant and discreet. Life proceeds evenly next year with business expansion and solid funds, but watch for diet and spending excesses.Born today a child will enjoy average fortunes and overcome hindrances, yet love high living.
Discoveries in Europe and Science Facts
Buda and Pest lie on opposite banks of the Danube. The list includes gold lead iron silver and sulphur. A time reference notes five years.
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Pest
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Army Christmas Menu For Combat Areas
The Army presents a Christmas menu featuring roast turkey with gravy, cranberry sauce, snowflake potatoes, green beans, salad, celery, pickles, olives, hot rolls, butter, mince pie, candy and fruit. Army says the meal will reach soldiers in combat zones.
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Washington
Army
New German Secret Weapon Designated V-1 by British
British reporters, citing unnamed sources, designate the latest German weapon as V-1s. Observers note it may be a self-propelled shell with features of both the V-1 flying bomb and the V-2 rocket as Germany continues its offensive.
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London
Rush For Trains Triggers Police Rush At Chicago Station
Chicago police rushed to Illinois Central station after a Christmas holiday crowd surged to board trains. About 300 to 500 people reportedly surged toward departures, with some shove incidents and crowded gates but no injuries.
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Notice of Base Sale in Guilford County North Carolina
The Superior Court of Guilford County will hold a public sale on January 6, 1945 at 2 PM at the east door of the Court House Greenesboro North Carolina. The sale will offer Lot No. 147 in Hamilton Division No 2 as recorded in Pint Book No 5 page 283.
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Viel Thompson
Horace Haworth
N.L. Garner
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Eigh Point
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High Point Township
North Carolina
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Register of Deeds Office
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