Moses Reviews Wanderings and Warning in Deuteronomy
The article surveys Moses recalling Israel’s wanderings after Sihon and Og, the failed entry into Canaan, and his intercession with God. It notes Moses’ desire to see the land, the command to teach law and statutes, and the call to worship Jehovah without idols as Israel’s distinctive witness.
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Moses
Sihon
Heshbon
Bashan
Joshua
Caleb
Promised Land
Jordan
Lebanon
Mt. Pisgah
Israel
Jehovah
Horeb
God
Lift them up culture and postwar church plans
The piece blends sermons and postwar church recruitment across nations. It notes the Chinese Nationalist government seeking part time English supervisors in government schools. It also covers mission recruiting for China, the United Andean Indian Mission, and Puerto Rico plebiscite views. It ends urging church action for full employment and basic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Education
China
Board of mi
The
Methodist Church
M. O. Williams
Fifth Ave
New York
Wisdom on Feeding the Hungry From Dr W
Dr W interprets the ancient commandment as a duty for all to feed the hungry, a principle guiding charitable acts and community welfare across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. W
Winter of 1945 46 Bleak for China's Relief Effort
Dr. T. F. Tsiang, chairman of the Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation administration, says winter in 1945 46 is bleak after Japan's aggression. Malaria and typhus ravage North China and Manchuria, millions in tattered conditions, crops hit by drought, homes destroyed in several provinces, and rebuilding urgent.
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Japan
China
T. F. Tsiang
Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Dr. Tsiang
Formosa
Nanking
Oakdale Boy Scouts Week Ends With Special Service
Oakdale Boy Scout week at Oakdale Methodist Church featured special programs, closing Sunday night with a sermon by Dr. Watson O. Goode of Jamestown. Ernest Gardner, scoutmaster of Troop 18 sponsored by Oakdale Mills, invites the public to attend with Dr. Goode.
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Oakdale Methodist Church
Watson O. Goode
Jamestown
Ernest Gardner
Oakdale Mills
Dr. Goode
Triplets Weigh Over A Ton On Second Birthday
In New York a trio of tigers, two males and one female, each weighed about three pounds at birth. On their second birthday their combined weight tops 1,200 pounds with individual estimates of 438, 462, and 340 pounds.
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New York
Ministers back food rationing to aid starving world
About 1500 ministers meeting at Duke Divinity School convocation endorse the president's call for a full program of food rationing. The session featured remarks by Senator James Fullbright and Bishop G Bromley Oxnam as they urged sharing to relieve worldwide hunger.
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Durham
CNS
Duke Divinity School
James Fullbright
Arkansas
G. Bromley Oxnam
New York
North Carolina
United States
World Brotherhood of Nations
Interracial observances closed with community vespers
North Carolina church leaders wrapped up annual interracial observances with community services in churches and schools. In Greensboro the Guilford county interracial commission and Greensboro intercollegiate commission sponsored the Lincoln birthday vespers at First Baptist. Charles A. Hines chaired the meeting. participants included De Clyde Turner and choirs from A. and T. College Bennett College Greensboro College Guilford College Immanuel Lutheran College and a Women’s College group performed. A record crowd attended.
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Greensboro
CNS
North Carolina
Lincoln
First Baptist Church
Guilford County
Wilmington Church Leaders Plan Citywide Reorganization
Lay and clerical leaders in Wilmington met Rev. Ernest J. Arnold to reorganize the Wilmington Council of Churches. They seek an all inclusive council to meet postwar religious challenges. A citywide census will be taken March 3, then plans for a formal initiation of the cooperative council including youth and women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erro Wilmington
CNS
Ernest J. Arnold
North
World famous Russian Jewish leader to participate in program
Leo La-Inia, world famous journalist, novelist and playwright, will speak at the February 18 meeting of the Institute of Religion at United Church, Raleigh. Dr Lenin, described as a citizen of the world, has a noted past including posing as a fascist and dialoguing with Mussolini and Hitler. Born in Russia, he became an Austrian citizen and later came to America after an eventful career. The public is invited.
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Raleigh
CNIS
Leo la- Inia
Institute of Religion
United Church of
J. D. Clark
Lenin
Mussolini
Hitler
Russia
Austria
America
Southern Methodists to start regional radio hour
Charlotte church leaders announce a February 17 start for a South wide radio hour. Bishop Clare Purcell will speak as head of the bishops for the southeast, with 36 stations including three in North Carolina carrying the program. The project is in cooperation with the Southern Religious Radio Conference representing Methodists, Baptists and Presbyterians.
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Charlotte
CNS
Clare Purcell
College of Bishops
North Carolina
Southern Religious Radio Conference
Plans Mapped For Youth Conservation Program Burlington
Mrs. R. W. Barnwell of Burlington was elected chairman of a special committee for a statewide youth conservation program. The group, sponsored by the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs and the North Carolina Council of Churches, will collect information for youth leaders and plan a statewide observance on May 5. Other federation reps include Mrs. E. N. Howell Swananoa, Mrs. W. T. Best Raleigh, Mrs. Earl Bishopric Spray, and Mrs. J. H. Highsmith Raleigh. Council of Churches reps include Dr. Aline McKenzie Chapel Hill, Dr. I. G. Greer Thomasville, Miss Gay Campbell Charlotte, and Rev. Ernest J. Arnold Durham.
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Burlington
CNS
R. W. Barnwell
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
North Carolina Council of Churches
Federation of Women’s Clubs
E. N. Howell
Swannanoa
W. T. Best
Raleigh
Earl Bishopric
Spray
J. H. Highsmith
North Carolina
Pope Buys Saleroom-Fresh 1923 Willys Overland Car
GOOD AS NEW CHILLICOTHE Mo Mr and Mrs Fred Pope are driving a new 1923 Willys Overland automobile. The car retains its original paint and has five new tires. Pope says the previous owner bought it in 1923, used it twice, then parked it after a scare near an accident. He purchased the car last week.
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Chillicothe
Fred Pope
Pope
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Services Overview
Wesley Memorial Methodist church outlines Sunday services with 9:45 am church school for all ages, 11 am sermon The Highest Hour by Rev Paul Hardin Jr, 5 pm service God Surrender Terms, and a 7:30 pm fellowship discussing Spiritual Power led by the minister. Frances Griffith leads youth. various committees meet through the week.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Paul Hardin, Jr
Frances Griffith
Renater
Board of Stewards
E of Education
Witsp
Department
J. W. Lindsay
Ralph Tilden
First Baptist Church School and Worship Schedule
First Baptist Church schedules 9:45 a.m. Sunday school led by Dr. W F Clayton with classes for all ages and welcomes visitors. 11 a.m. worship led by Pastor W Wilbur Hutchins on God Keeps On. 7:30 p.m. youth led worship by young people and Baptist training union. Evening daily training courses run Monday through Friday, no midweek prayer service this week. deacons teachers and leaders encouraged to attend.
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First Baptist Church School
W. F. Clayton
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Carl Cronstedt
Emil Serposs
Baptist Training Union
Training Union
Rankin Memorial Race Relations Service Announced Tomorrow
Rankin Memorial church schedules a Race Relations Sunday with 11 a.m. service featuring Penn High School teacher S E Burford as speaker and a 20 voice school chorus. Pastor Rev S W Taylor leads 5 p.m. vesper, Youth Fellowship follows, church school at 9 45, Wednesday prayer at 7 30.
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Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial Church
S. E. Burford
Penn High School
S. W. Taylor
First Presbyterian sermon set for February 17 at 11
The Reverend Paul Tudor Jones selects In Children of the Ethiopians as the Sunday 11 oclock service sermon topic at First Presbyterian Church. The High Point college choir, directed by A Stanley Douglas, will perform at the 5 oclock vesper service.
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First Presbyterian
Paul Tudor Jones
First Presbyterian Church
High Point College
A. Stanley Douglas
Jones
Duke Convocation Brings 1500 Ministers To Durham
Approximately 1,500 ministers and laymen from twelve southeastern states attended Duke divinity school’s first convocation held Monday to Wednesday. Speakers included Henry Sloane Coffin, Reinhold Niebuhr, Hazen Werner, and Henry Luce with topics on Protestantism, ethics, and pastoral counseling.
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Durham
Divinity School
Duke University
Robert L. Flowers
Presid
Henry Sloane Coffin
Union Theological Seminary of New York
Harold Cooke Phillips
First Baptist Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Duke Chapel
Frank S. Hickman
James T. Cleland
Reinhold Neibuhr
Missouri
Union Theological Seminary
Clare Purcell
Methodist Church
Neibuhr
America
Hazen Graf Werner
Michigan
Drew Theological Seminary
Detroit
Werner
Dwight Chalmers
Trinity St. Presbyterian Church
Durham Ministerial Association
Henry R. Luce
Time, Fortune
Life Imagazines
R. Gregg Cherry
North Carolina
Luce
The Singer Service and Westminster Fellowship Meeting
The service The Singer will be followed by a Westminster Fellowship discussion for senior intermediate and junior groups. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
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Westminster
First Congregational Sunday Schedule at Green Street Church
On West Green Street Tryon First Congregational Christian church holds Sunday School at 9 45 with B P Moffitt as superintendent. Services are at 11 and 7 led by Rev G G Crutchfield. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 o clock.
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First Congregational
First Congregational Christian Church
West Green Street
Tryon
B. P. Moffitt
G. G. Crutchfield
Main Street Methodist Church Sunday services and events
At 11 and 7 pm Rev E M Jones will preach on When the Wise Act Like Fools and Left handed People. The choir sings My God and I. Youth Fellowship at 5:30 pm followed by supper at 6:15. Mid week service Wednesday 7:30 pm by Rev C M McKinney Every Person In His Place. Wesley Fellowship meets Monday 7:30 at 211 East Bay St. Bring plastic toothbrush handles for veterans hospital packages.
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Main Street Methodist
E. M. Jones
God
Sergei
Helen White
C. M. McKinney
Ward Street Methodist Church
Wesley Fellowship Group
A. C. Wilkinson
East Bay Street
Veterans Hospitals
The Saving Power of the Gas sermon at First Evangelical
Pastor Hoy L. Fesperman of First Evangelical and Reformed Church will preach Sunday at 11 am on The Saving Power of the Gas. The choir directed by Don Gibbardt will sing Come Spirit of the Living God. Evening service at 7 30 features The Master Purpose In Life. This is the pastor's last evening as church servant.
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First Evangelical
Hoy L. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Don Gibbardt
Speaks
Reis
Mr. Fesperman
First Baptist Church Sermons Announced for Sunday
The 11 a.m. worship at First Baptist will feature a sermon titled God Keeps On by Rev. W. Wilbur Hutchins. Evening service led by training union members centers on Christ Above All with Bobby presiding.
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Fist Baptist
First Baptist Church
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Training Union
Christ
Bobby
Fulbright Speaks on U S Role in International Order
Senator James W. Fulbright of Arkansas addressed a Wednesday convocation on the role of the United States in the international order. The service at Duke Chapel followed with Bishop G bromley Oxnam delivering the second sermon during the meeting. A resolution endorsed by about 1,500 clergy urged the president to pursue a full world food rationing program as needed.
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James W. Fulbright
The
University of Arkansas
Senate
United States
Duke Chapel
G. Bromley Oxnam
Bishop Oxnam
Page Auditorium i
United Church
America
International
Fulbright
World Brotherhood of Nations
Sunday Bible School and Week of Study Announced
Neill and three young people will join Billy Underwood Doris Craven Margaret Burgess Ernestine Hedrick Katharine Hilliard Addie Ellen Monroe Mardelle Snipes and the young peoples choir. Bible school convenes at 9 45 with Dr W F Clayton superintendent in charge. Woman's Missionary Society meets Monday at 3 for its annual meeting. Mrs W F Ellis presiding. The training union holds an annual study course with classes each evening at 7 15 except Friday when a banquet at 6 p m for all participants.
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Training Union
Central Friends Bible School and Services Schedule
Central Friends announces a Sunday 9:45 Bible school for all ages led by Horace S Haworth. At 11 Miss Mereb Mossman of Greensboro Woman's College speaks on China Today and Tomorrow. Evening worship at 6 45 features Cecil E Haworth. pastoral committee meets at 7 30. February Evening circle meets at Mrs A R Stuarts home. Wednesday supper at 6 30 followed by business meeting and Guilford College night program.
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Central Friends
Central Friends Meeting
Horace S. Haworth
Mereb Mossman
Woman's College
Greensboro
China
Young Friends Fellowship
Cecil E Haworth
A. R. Stuart
Guilford College
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church Service Schedule Notes
Saint Marys Episcopal church holds holy communion at 8 tomorrow morning with church school at 9 45 and adult Bible class. Ante communion litany sermon at 11 features St Dunstan choristers and men singing Dear Land Of Home as offertory anthem. Young Peoples Service League meets at 6 in the evening.
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Saint Mary's
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Church School
St. Dunstan
Florida Gators Miss Army Air Base Opener
Florida Gators were scheduled to play Orlando army air base but the soldier team did not appear as the entire unit was being separated from service.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Orlando Army Air Base
Army
State Treasurer Johnson Backs Higher Pay for Workers
Raleigh Feb 16 State Treasurer Charles M. Johnson urged increased pay for state employees amid rising living costs. He argued salaries must reflect inflation and urged fair compensation for teachers, highway workers, and other state staff while noting legislative pay scales and timing may limit quick changes. He suggested broader authority for budget adjustments to align wages with private industry. Active support from state workers followed the statement.
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Raleigh
Charles M.johnson
General Assembly
Mr. Johnson
Joe
Johnson
Capitol
Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission Council of State
Apple stocks drop in New York cold storage
Albany N Y January 1 1945 652700 bushels of apples were in cold storages a 22 percent December decline. The low holdings reflect extensive 1945 crop failures as stocks a year earlier stood at 5141300 bushels according to the New York state department of agriculture and markets.
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Albany
N. Y
INS
New York
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
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