Lessons From Numbers A Bible Study On Israelites
A sermon notes how the book of Numbers records Israelite murmuring Moses leadership and key events. It highlights spies sent into Canaan Caleb and Joshua's faith, and the people's fear leading to punishment, Korah's rebellion, and Moses' enduring leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Egypt
Jehovah
Canaan
Israel
Caleb
Joshua
Feym
Hormah
Aaron
Korah
Izhar
Jersey Blast Shatters Windows Across Large Area
An explosion at the Carney's Point plant of E I du Pont de Nemours in a smokeless powder building startled residents as far as Philadelphia and shattered windows within about 30 miles. No injuries reported. building empty at blast. damage estimated around 30000 dollars. cause not determined.
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Ems Grove
N. J
Carney
Chester
New Jersey
Claymont
Del
Wilmington
Delaware River
Presbyterian Students Enter Essay Contest Across South
High school Presbyterian students are invited to enter an essay contest run by the denomination's stewardship committee. The April 1 to May 10 window features 17 synod prizes with 25 15 and 10 dollar awards. Essays must be 800 to 1000 words on A Christian and His Property.
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Atlanta
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Committee On Stewardship
General Assembly
Maryland
Texas
Missouri
Florida
J. G. Patton, Jr
Stewardship Committee
Doctor Patton
Patton
Edgecombe Man Named Head of Farm Bureau
WINSTON-SALEM Feb 9 W. W. Eagles of McClesfield in Edgecombe county will head the North Carolina farm bureau federation for the next year, succeeding J. E. Winslow as president. His election capped the federation's three day convention. Bill Hooks of Columbus county was named vice president. Key speakers at the close were J. B. Hutson undersecretary of agriculture and U.S. Representative John A. Flanagan of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
W. W. Eagles
McClesfield
Edgecomb County
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation
J. E. Winslow
Winslow
Bill Hooks
Columbus County
J. B. Hutson
John A. Flanagan
Virginia
Portland woman buys watchdog after break in steals dog
Mrs. John Norton bought a watchdog after her house was ransacked last month. Prowlers reappeared this week and stole the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
John Norton
Church Leaders See War Dept Open to Private Relief
North Carolina church groups report the War Department and allied offices are examining allowing churches and welfare bodies to aid hungry Europeans, including Germany, while current policy limits relief to Red Cross and national welfare agencies. Greensboro women mobilize clothing drives for European babies amid severe shortages. Church youth activity surges noted statewide with large gatherings and revival emphasis. Rockingham hosts first district school of Evangelism, with high outreach results.
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WAR Department
Durham
CNS
North Carolina
Department of State
War Relief Control Board
Central
Europe
Germany
North Carolina Council of Churches
Edward F. Whitsell
Ernest J. Arnold
Late Department
Red Cross
President's
Southern Presbyterian Church
Kirkman
Greensboro
United Church Service Center
New Windsor
Maryland
Charlotte
CN3
Raleigh
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Gastonia
Rockingham
S. J. Starnes
Mount Gilead
W. L. Clegg
Fayetteville
Robbins
Tags Stolen Warned As Raleigh Reports State Theft
A warning to motorists to report the theft of 1946 state license tags was issued by Major H. J. Hatcher, head of the state highway patrol. He said numerous tag thefts occurred in the past week and urged prompt reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
H. J. Hatcher
State Highway Patrol
Hatcher
Church Services and Activities Notice
Church schools at Wesley Memorial Methodist begin 9 45 with nursery. Rev Paul Hardin Jr preaches 11 00 on Everybody Lives In Town and 5 00 topic The Shape of the Future. Luke Lewis youth leader. Wo mans Society meetings Monday. Wesleyan Service Guild 7 30 in In termediate room. Fellowship hour Wednesday 7 30. Saint Mary s music and programs include offertory solo Hear My Prayer by Mendelssohn and six p m Young People s Service League. Lay Men s League supper Monday 6 15 and Vestry meeting to follow. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL services 11 00 and 7 00. Sunday school 9 45. prayer Wed 7 00. Saint Mary s also 8 00 Holy Communion tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
L. F. Feree
Zen G. Werner
Drew University
Madison
N. J
Shelley
Wilson
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Hazen Werner
Wesleyan Service Guild
H. C. Fogleman
Lexington Avenue
Weldon
Men’s Fellowship Club
Milton Hadley
Springfield Friends Church
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Paul Hardin, Jr
Luke Lewis
Woman's Society of Christian
Saint Mary's
Saint ‘S Church
Church School
George Freeman
Mendelsohn
Young People's Service League
Sunday Worship at First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Evangelical and Reformed worship scheduled for Sunday morning at 11 o'clock led by the church pastor. Services will be held at the First Evangelical and Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed
First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Carolina Names New Naval Commander at UNC NROTC
Commander H W Carroll ends his UNC NROTC duty this month and Commander Allen G Schnable USN, a submarine officer cited for meritorious conduct, will assume command in Chapel Hill around February 24. Carroll plans private business return after discharge in June.
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Chapel Hill
H. W. Carroll
USNR
University of North Carolina
NROTC
Allen G. Schnable
USN
Navy Department
Carroll
Navy
New York
Schnable
Naval Academy
Wesleyan Trio To Be At Local Churches
Wesleyan Methodists college trio from Central South Carolina will tour local churches this Sunday Betty Comer from Knoxville Rubyker from Colfax and Evangeline French from Central will perform The college president I B Hilson will also appear He will speak at the Nin Street Wesleyan Methodist church Sunday at 1 pm and at Haywort Methodist church Sunday night at 7:30 pm for the monthly W M S M meeting with R M Douglas society president in charge
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Wesleyan Methodists College Trio
Central
S. C
Betty Comer
Knoxville
Tenn
Rubyker
Colfax
R. M. Douglas
South Side Baptist Prayer Band Meeting Tonight
The South Side Baptist church prayer band will hold a prayer meeting tonight at 7 30 at the home of George Powell on Til Tate street. Rev. Marion Levines will speak and Daisy Shaw will lead the prayer band. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Baptist Church
George Powell
Tate Street
Marion Levines
Daisy Shaw
World of Tomorrow family message a Boy Scout Week observance
Rev Hoy L Fesperman will preach on There Will Be a World of Tomorrow at 7 30 PM. The choir sings God of Our Nation by Wilson and Troop No 2 will join the service as Boy Scout Week is observed. A sermon Souls in Armour will follow with mixed quartet providing music.
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Hoy L. Fesperman
Wilson
Mr. Fesperman
Boy Scout Week Observed At Main Street Methodist
Rev E M Jones will preach There Is A Lad at 11 am tomorrow at Main Street Methodist church. Rev O L Brown of Mt Holly speaks at 7 pm. Youth fellowship moves to 5 45 pm for a joint discussion at First Methodist. Midweek service set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
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Main Street
E. M. Jones
Main Street Methodist Church
O. L. Brown
Mt. Holly
First Methodist Church
Open Bible Crusade at North Hamilton Street Church of Christ
An Open Bible Crusade is featured in the program of North Hamilton Street Church of Christ leading up to Easter. Morning sermon asks What the Open Bible Teaches About Man and evening sermon Open Your Bible At Exodus 20. A pageant The Golden Hours tracing Sabbath and Lord's Day is scheduled for the evening.
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North Hamilton
North Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Central Friends Church Announces Weekday Programs
Central Friends Bible school for all ages begins at 9 45. Horace S Haworth is superintendent. Morning worship at 11 features Cecil E Haworth speaking on Christian Patterns of Greatness. Sunday 6 30 the A and E College Choral Society Greensboro presents sacred music directed by Coleridge Braithwaite. Monday 7 Scout troop meet. Thursday 7 30 junior monthly meeting February at Hilda Fay Chepman's home on Church Street.
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Central Friends Bible School
Horace S. Haworth
Cecil E. Haworth
Choral Society of
A. & E. College
Greensboro
Fifty Voices
Coleridge Braithwaite
Hilda Fay Chepman
Church Street
Christian Science Society at 319 North Main Street
The Christian Science Society at 319 North Main Street invites the public to Sunday services at 11 AM with the subject Spirit. Meetings occur the first Wednesday each month at 8 PM. The reading room is open Wednesdays and Fridays 3 to 5 PM.
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Christian Science Christian Science Society
North Main Street
Sermon by Hazen Werner at First Methodist Sunday
Dr Hazen G Werner of Drew University will preach at First Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 o clock. He will speak on Real Religion Takes Time at 5 45 p m at the Youngs Forum and answer questions. Werner, ex pastor of Grace Methodist Dayton and author of And We Are Whole Again, is a noted counselor and speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen G. Werner
Drew University
First Methodist Church
Werner
Young 'S Forum
Sager
Young Prome
Grace Methodist Boarch
Dayton
Ohio
Detroit
Flint
Madison
N. J
Duke Divinity School
Durham
Wilson
Weldon
Truman housing plan sparks bipartisan support in Washington
President Truman's emergency veterans housing program aims to build 2,700,000 homes in two years with private contractors, prices capped at 6000 dollars per home and rents under 50 dollars monthly. Wyatt says work could accelerate by April 1 with congressional approval. The plan seeks 850 million dollars from the federal government and envisions tripling residential construction labor and price adjustments as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Capitol
Wilson S. Wyatt
Congress
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Wyatt
Engineer seeks name change to William F. Cramer
An aircraft engineer in Los Angeles filed in superior court to change his name from William Ferdinand Tramp to William F. Cramer asserting fatigue from being called a tramp. He recalls four years of ribbons received from friends and says he has had enough. The article mentions cooking water as a light starch for renewing fabrics.
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Los Angeles
William F. Cramer
William Ferdinand Tramp
Amino Acids and Vitamins Vital to Your Good Health
A 1946 King Features piece reports on amino acids and vitamins aiding bodily nutrition. Dr. Max Jacobson notes improved stamina anemia and blood coloring matter after injections and oral doses in about 1000 patients. Benefits include better sleep appetite mental clarity and greater infection resistance across workers and patients with heart or hearing issues.
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Max Jacobson
New York
Jacobson
Religion and Labor Conference in Detroit Ongoing
A national religion and labor conference titled Religion and Labor: Allies for Freedom will meet in Detroit on February 25 and 26. It aims to promote interfaith action, race equality, full production and employment, and worldwide democracy through coordinated church and labor efforts.
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Thas
Detroit
Mich
National Religion and Labor Foundation
Foundation
Listen Pope
Joseph Schloss
Willard Uphaus
New Haven, Conn
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Jacksonville
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