Jesus Calls Twelve Disciples and Sends Them Out
The article reviews Jesus selecting the twelve apostles, granting power over unclean spirits, and sending them to preach the kingdom of heaven. They would heal, lack gold or extra clothing, and rely on worthy welcomes while facing opposition and possible persecution. It notes Jesus warns of trials, the value of sparrows, and the cross bearing as conditions of discipleship. It also references John the Baptist’s imprisonment and his doubt, followed by Jesus praising John and fulfilling prophecies.
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Jesus
Judas Iscariot
Kingdom of Heaven
Matthew
Christ
John
Herod
Herodias
John the Baptist
Hinton James Day Observance At UNC
Chapel Hill marks Hinton James Day on February 12 with campus convocation and alumni gatherings extending to Honolulu and England. Colonel Ramsay Potts and other notable alumni organize events, with overseas reunions in Honolulu at the Moana Hotel and plans for a Pacific Alumni Association.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Honolulu
England
J. N Saunders
Ramsay Ootts
Memphis
Tenn
Will Brate
Hinton James Day
Dop
Potts
Chapel
Mintervenean
Moana Hotel
Ensign Harry Williamson
Lrack
K Point
Theacific
A. M
Early United States lacked treasury tax system and courts
When the United States was first established there was no money in the federal treasury and no machinery for collecting taxes, no judiciary, no court system and no means of enforcing federal law.
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United States
Interdenominational Leadership School Opens in Charlotte
The Queens College backed program at Hawthorne Lane Methodist Church began February 6 and will run six Tuesday evenings through March 13. It focuses on evangelism and aims to train church school teachers and leaders. The first session proved successful, with plans for annual cooperative schools.
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Charlotte
CNS
Queens-Charlotte
Hawthorne Lane Methodist Church
Queens College
Churches of Charlotte
Presbyterians conclude self-denial week for missions
Presbyterians across the state completed a week of self-denial and prayer to support foreign missions and build a one million dollar emergency fund. Howard C. Wilkinson reports that early indications show about a quarter of the goal already raised.
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Charlotte
CNS
Howard C. Wilkinson
New field secretaries named for International Relations Institute
Greensboro CNS reports two new field secretaries take over work at the Carolina Institutes of International Relations starting February 1. Samuel Levering and Orval Dillon will each serve part time as Edwin L. Duckles departs for a new post with the American Friends Service Committee in Mexico.
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Greensboro
CNS
Carolina Institutes of International Relations
Samuel Levering
Institute
Orval Dillon
Sp Garden Street Friends Meeting
Sean Eee
Edwin L. Duckles
I Ican Friends Service Committee
Mexico
Duckles
Raleigh
America
Conference Cancelled In Durham And Raleigh Executive Meeting
The North Carolina branch of the Woman's Society of Christian Service cancels its March 13 15 conference in Durham per Office of Defense Transportation guidance. An expanded executive tree meeting moves to March 20 21 at Edenton Street Methodist Church Raleigh. An executive committee meeting at Methodist Orphanage Raleigh discussed relaxing divorce laws.
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Durham
CNS
Office of Defense Transportation
North Carolina
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Edenton Street Methodist Church
Raleigh
Act Rr
Methodist
Postwar plan urged church action in North Carolina gathering
Rev. Ray Gibbons outlined a plan for active church participation in a world order campaign at a United Church in Raleigh. Congregational Christian churches of Virginia and North Carolina would hold town meetings to discuss the Dumbarton Oaks proposals and urge members to write to senators.
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Raleigh
CNS
Ray Gibbons
Congregational-Christian Council For Social Action
Virginia
North Carolina
United Church
World Order
Dumbarton Oaks
Gibbons
Allen T. Burns
Community Chests and Councils, Inc
Congregational Christian Postwar Aims Committee
H. Shelton Smith
Duke University
G. M. Lake
Graham
Critics say OPA here to stay beyond its term
Washington February 10 critics of the office of price administration concede OPA will endure for its duration and likely beyond Senator Butler predicts little opposition to extending the OPA life though changes may be sought Present authority expires June 30 Chairman Wagner plans to introduce legislation Monday
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Washington
OPA
Butler
D-Neb
Office of Price Administration
Wagner
DNY
Services At The Churches First Methodist Schedule
Rev. Wilson O Weldon will preach at 11 30 and 5 00 at the First Methodist church with topics The M are Light of It and And We Are Made Whole. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 00 led by Martha Hayworth and Homer Miller speaks. Weekly schedule lists board and general meetings and scripture study at various homes and churches. Sunday School at 9 45, morning sermon 11 00, Young People Endeavor 7 00, evening service 7 30, prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30.
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Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Martha Hayworth
Homer Miller
Woman's ‘Society of Christian Service Board
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
of Ae Church of
Goa
St & E
Commerce St
St Marys Episcopal Plans Holy Communion and Choir Dedication
St Marys Episcopal Church holds a service at 8:00 a.m. with church school at 9:45 and morning prayer with sermon at 11:00. The newly installed chimes will be dedicated and the choir will sing List to the Lark as an off them, performed by Dickenson.
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ST. Mary's
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Dickenson
Highland Methodist Calvaryists to Sing at Sunday Service
The Calvaryists will sing at Highland Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 30 p m. The event invites the community to attend the program at the local church venue.
Bethel Temple Schedules Servic es This Week
Bethel Temple announces Sunday school at 9 45 with a service led by Rev F C Myers A startling question at 7 00 follows. A prayer meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 and the Cottage prayer meets Wednesday at.
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Bethel Temple
F. C. Myers
Religion and Race Sermon at Wesley Memorial Church
Pastor Dr C E Rozzelle preaches Religion and Race at 11 00 service. Evening sermon Shake Hands With St Stephen. Methodist Youth Fellow meet at 6 15. Victory Hour scheduled Wednesday at 7 30.
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Wesley Memorial
C. E. Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Church
St. Stephen
What About Conversion at I orelock First Evangelic Church
At the nel la worship service at the First Evangelic armed church Rev Hoy Lee speaks on What About Conversion. The junior choir directed by Donald Gib bardt rehearses and Jahe ae at 7 30. The set of the ae message will be Table talks of Jesus. The choir sings Now the Day Is Over. Youth Fellowship meets with Mrs Dewey Foust leading.
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I Orelock
Ees
Hoy Lee
O. K. McCarter
Harborne
Donald Gibbardt
Jesus
Wildermere
Dewey Foust
Eader
Race Relations Sunday to feature Dr. Jackson speaker
At 11:00 a.m. Dr. W. C. Jackson from The Woman's College in Greensboro will speak on Race Relations Sunday with a theme on improving race understanding. The Junior Choir meets at 5:30 p.m. in the Annex, followed by Young Friends Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Evening worship at 6:30 p.m. features Minister Cecil E. Haworth using Edwin R. Kree’s book Thirteen Against the Odds as the basis for the message.
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W. C. Jackson
Woman's College
Greensboro
Dean Jackson
Young Friends Fellowship
Cecil E. Haworth
Edwin R. Kree
Senate panel to hear meat price amendment plan
Hearings before the Senate Banking Committee begin Feb 26. Butler plans an amendment to require advance announcements of each season's meat prices to help cattle feeders and producers plan, arguing sudden price changes cause distress.
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Senate Banking Committee
Butler
War law and lawmen in focus editorial by Dr Rozzelle
Pastor Dr C Excelle Rozzelle of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, also chaplain of the Carolinas Law Enforcement Officers Association, shares a publication urging citizens to see life from officers’ perspectives. He calls for respect for police, safer streets, and public support, noting war-like law breaking as a national example and urging thanks for officers who enforce decency.
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C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Law Enforcement Officers’ Association of the
Carolinas
Law Enforcement
Lire
Gachee Ores
Law
Buddy
America
Day Of Prayer Observed Friday Here
Plans for the World Day of Prayer observe on Friday February 16 are set with High Point Council of Church Women and the Ministerial Association coordinating. Emmanuel Lutheran church hosts 1 to 3 pm while other city churches hold services, interdenominational and inter racial, with plant gatherings possible through ministerial volunteers.
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High Point Council of Church Women
Ministerial Association
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Peter
Ceegeesd
Zinc Deposit Located North East of Beuthen in Silesia
Europe hosts its greatest zinc deposit lies north and east of Beuthen in upper Silesia. The east Prussian city of Konigsberg sits along the Pregel river, spreading along its banks.
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Europe
Beuthen
Upper Silesia
Konigsberg
State committee to tackle pulpwood and lumber shortage
Governor names a 25 member committee led by Dean J O Schaub to address acute pulpwood and lumber shortages. Representatives from federal state and local agencies and the pulp wood industry attend the meeting. In Durham the Army contracts Wrights Automatic M Co to produce artillery fuses described as a very vital item.
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Raleigh
Chery
Dean J. 0. Schaub
Durham
Army
Philadelphia Ordnance District
Wright's Automatic M Company
Cocoa mislabeling prompts fertilizer donation recall
Winston-Salem Children’s Home received 64,000 pounds of adulterated cocoa to use as fertilizer after officials from the State Department of Agriculture announced the material was withdrawn from markets for containing ground cocoa shells.
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Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Major visits governor on WAC enlistment drive
Major Gen. Frederick Uhl commander of the Fourth Corps Service Command visited Governor Chery at the executive offices to boost enlistment in Women’s Army Corps general hospital companies. The governor assured him of the state’s cooperation in the campaign.
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Raleigh
Frederick FE. Uhl
Fourth Corps Service Command
Atlanta
Women’s Army Corps General Hospital
Chery
Fayetteville Receives War Nursery Funding
Fayetteville was allotted 5566 dollars by the Federal Pigrin Agency for main once and operation costs of war nurseries and child care centers through June 30.
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Fayetteville
Washington
Pigrin
Tar Heel pilot killed as bomber crash lands at Tinker Field
Lt. Charles Gorham Jr of Barboro North Carolina was killed when a Superfortress based at Smoky Hill Air Field Salina Kansas crashed during an emergency landing at Tinker Field. Five crewmen injured six captured. Rescuers freed co pilot Lt Francis Agnew of Bartow Florida after 15 minutes as ammunition exploded around the burning wreckage.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Gorham, Jr
Barboro
Smoky Hill Air Field
Salina
Kans
Tinker Field
Francis M. Agnew
Bartow
Fla
One Minute Quiz About State Nicknames
The lines ask three quick state nickname questions. The Yellowhammer State refers to Alabama, the Diamond or Blue Hen State to Delaware, and the Gem State or Gem of the Mountains to Idaho.
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Yellowhammer
Etiquette Hints Urge Proper Address for Wife
Guidance advises writers to avoid informal terms for spouses. It suggests using Mrs. Jones or my wife to refer to a spouse respectfully in social notes and etiquette columns. The stance promotes formal address in professional or public writing contexts.
Social Magnetism and Evening Arts Plans
A lively social note highlights a charismatic person popular with friends. It notes a fondness for creative arts and a warning against gambling. It suggests an encouraging moment with a potential inspiring encounter and an evening at a movie or theater.
One Minute Test Answers Set
Alabama Delaware Idaho. This item lists three state answers likely for a quick quiz or riddle. It presents no events, dates, or organizations and contains only the three state names as terse entries.
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Alabama
Delaware
Idaho
Theophratus References Burning of Mineral Coal
The earliest known reference to burning mineral coal appears in the writings of Greek philosopher Theophratus around 300 B.C. This note marks an early recognition of coal use in antiquity.
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Theophratus
Lakes in the Gobi Desert Preserve Central Asia's Waters
A description notes the Gobi Desert houses several lakes fed by surface rivers and underground mountain streams, highlighting its complex hydrology and water sources in central Asia.
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Gobi Desert
Central Asia
Butter Color Shifts to White in Winter Feeds
In winter, cows fed mainly dry feed produce butter that can appear nearly white before color is added. The pale hue reflects altered fat content and diet, with producers adjusting color to meet consumer expectations and market standards.
Soldier Convicted of Attacking Recruits Sister
Pvt. Joseph Micucci, 24, of Midland Pennsylvania, jailed for 15 years after a Guilford County jury found him guilty of assault with intent to commit criminal attack on Miss Mary Mildred Braswell, 22, of Dilton Oklahoma, whom he dragged from a street late November 12 near the overseas depot in Greensboro.
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Greensboro
Joseph Micucci
Midland
Micucci
Mary Mildred Braswell
Dilton
Okla
H. Hoyle Sink
Miss Braswell
Guilford Superior Court
Missee Brother
Baptist Mission Opens North of City on Heady Point Skeet Club Site
The Friendly Baptist church opens a mission tomorrow at 3 PM on the High Point Skeet club site north of the city. The building and grounds were donated by two local citizens.
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Baptist Mission
Friendly Baptist Church
High Point Skeet Club
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