Methodist Church weekly schedule and sermon topics
The notice lists multiple churches and pastors detailing Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. with various topics such as A Creed for the New Year and A Gospel That Makes People Ask Questions. Evening services, midweek prayer meetings, youth groups, choirs, and special speakers are scheduled across congregations including Calvary Church and the United Daughters of North Carolina events.
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G. E. White
T. Tuttle
Boy Scouts
Suganna Wesley
The
Woman's Society
Church of God First Asheboro Street Schedule
R B Conner, minister. Sunday School at 9 45 a m. Worship at 11 a m with W B Gresham of Winston Salem speaking for temperance. Christian Crusaders meeting at 6 30 p m. Worship and sermon at 7 30 p m on The Need of Courage. Saturday night Rev Charles Richardson of Laurel Mississippi will address Christian Crusaders and the church for the Crusaders convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
R. B. Conner
W. B. Gresham
Winston-Salem
Christian Crusaders
Charles Richardson
Laurel
Miss
Church
Christian Crusaders’ Convention
Baptist church services and activities schedule
A long list of Sunday worship times, Bible school sessions, temperance themes, and B T U details across multiple Baptist churches. Notes include sermon topics such as Communion Meditation and Christ Our Present Need, with midweek prayer meetings and special youth events.
Friends Springfield Bible School and Church Services
Readings on Sunday cover morning worship at 11 with Eugene Hood of Greensboro as guest from United Dry Forces of North Carolina and evening messages by Cecil E. Haworth. midweek, choir practice, C. E. societies, and a 7:30 p.m. service. Oak Hill list notes Morgan Gilreath message and monthly business meeting with Wade Russell and Alta A. Burton serving as clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Bible School
Eugene Hood
Greensboro
United Dty Forces
North Carolina
Harold Hadley
Elizabeth
Jay Hendricks
Oak Hill
D. Virgil Pike
A. m. Bible School
Leslie Gurley
Il A. m
Morgan Gilreath
Charlotte
United Dry Forces
N.C
Wade Russell
M. C. E. Society
Alta A. Burton
Evangelical and Reform Church announces services and events
The Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman presides with Sunday School at 9 a.m. Supper at 11, choir sings, Christian Endeavor to meet at 6:30 led by Donald Gibbardt. Evening service at 7:30 with the Lord's Supper and the second sermon on Greatest Men Of The Bible focusing on Abraham. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy L. Fesperman
Donald Gibbardt
Sacrament Sermon at Science Church and Society
The Christian Science group schedules a Sunday 11 o'clock lesson sermon on the Sacrament. The reading room at 31912 North Main Street opens Wednesday and Friday 10 am to 2 pm. Sunday School begins at 9:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiurches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
North Main Street
Catholic St Edwards Holds Feast of the Holy Family
Masses at St Edwards are set for 9 and 11 a.m. with the 9 o'clock Mass offering a cup for the soul of Chaplain Schmidt U.S.N. one of Pearl Harbor’s first air raid victims. Father Sehmaichht was killed during a Mass for Navy personnel. the congregation is urged to enroll in civilian defense buy bonds and stamps and pray for victory.
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Edwards
Schmidt
U.S. N
Pearl Harbor
Sehmaichht
Wesleyan B H Phaup to Lead Sunday Services
Wesleyan B H Phaup, pastor, will lead Sunday school at 9:45 am with A IR Tucker as superintendent. Morning service at 1100 hours features speaker W C Bradley of Greensboro for United Dry Forces of North Carolina. Young People’s service at 6 pm and evening service at 7 15 pm with Rev E L Henderson, conference president, preaching.
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Calvary GO
B. H. Phaup
A. IR. Tucker
W. C. Bradley
Greensboro
United Dry Forces of
North Carolina
Rev. E. L. Henderson
Presbyterian and Brentwood Church Activities Schedule
Presbyterian 9 45 Sunday school led by Harry L. Brown with morning worship by Dr Williamson on The Measures of Sacrifice. Vesper service at 3 00. Monday 3 00 Woman's Auxiliary. Tuesday Presbytery all day. Wednesday 7 30 mid week prayer service. 7 15 choir rehearsal. Brentwood 9 45 Sunday school led by George V Denny. 7 30 evening service Dr Williamson on Soul Erosion. 30 meeting with teachers and officers at 604 Woodbury. Tuesday 7 00 Young People's meeting 7 60 choir rehearsal. Thursday 7 30 Women's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Funk
Mooresville
United Dty Forces
North Carolina
O. L. Brown
Calvary Church
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Adult Council
Archdate Micthodist Church
A.C. Lovelace
Vernon Coffey
R. G. Barlowe
Christ
Harry L. Brown
Dr. Williamson
Brentwood
George V. Denny
E. M. Foster
Woodbury
Women's Auxiliary
Church of Christ service schedule and evening sermon
Hamilton State Streets church listing shows pastor D Helsabeck. Bible school at 9 45 a m. Communion at 11 a m. A talk by Ron Hayworth on Christian Life in support of United Dry Forces in North Carolina. C E Society at 6 30 p m. Evening worship at 7 o'clock with sermon They Shall Have Wings.
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Hamilton
State Streets
We. D. Helsabeck
Bible School
Byron Hayworth
United Dry Forces
North Carolina
C. E. Society
Episco pal St Marys Service Details Epiphany
The First Sunday After Epiphany at Episcopal St Marys lists Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Church School at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a.m. A Young People Service League meeting occurs at 6:30 p.m. with Mrs. Matt Wall as guest speaker. Prayers for peace and the armed forces to be offered at all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's
Howard S. Hartzell
Young People’s Service League
Matt Wall
Bingham
Brown
Sermion
Three Kings
Williams
Merkel
Lutheran Grace and Emmanuel announce Sunday services
Grace Lutheran in Roswell and Emmanuel Lutheran announce a morning program with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Divine Worship at 11 a.m. Topics include I Came Not to Send Peace but the Sword and Going On With God. An evening service features Lord's Supper and installation of newly elected councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRACE
Missouri Synod
Centennial Ave
Roswell E. Mennen
H. Bodenheimer
S. S
Emmanuel Rev
Fo. Conrad
D.D
Abraham
When God Stops A Man in Saul's Earthfall
A brief note references the biblical event from Acts 9 4 where Saul falls to the earth upon divine intervention, illustrating a moment of conversion and interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Saul
Evangelistic and revival services fill weekend tabernacle schedule
H P Williams leads Gospel Tabernacle services with morning 9:45 Sunday School and 11 o clock worship. Evangelist Jackie Burris preaches on Making God Happy and The Mark of the Beast with a 2:30 afternoon session and 7:30 nightly evangelistic campaign continuing two more weeks. Rev Cy Ramseyer directs musical services as Burris discusses The World s Last Air Raid Warning and The Wedding in the Air amid string of daily revival activities at 603 Prospect Street ENSON and nearby Highland Village prayer gathering led by R P Lawrence at 109 Culler St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Williams
Jackie Burris
God
Young Peoples
Musical Messengers
Little Country Church of Hollywood
ENSON
Prospect Street
E. Taylor
Church School
Fellowship Forum
Cranium Crackers Farm Problems Quiz
A local quiz prompts readers with four questions about farming and crops. It asks which region is America’s top wheat producer, whether the boll weevil attacks cotton, barley, or apple trees, and to name three dairy products, ending with a misspelled prompt about Ghio Idaho or Iowa.
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America
New England
Deep South
Middle West
Ghio
Idaho
Iowa
Honduras Pact Pressures France to Stay Out of Axis
Washington dispatch reports Honduras joins the American republics’ pact to take over dangerous Western Hemisphere colonies if Vichy allies with Berlin. France faces a choice to keep its fleet in West Africa or risk losing holdings from Martinique to New Caledonia under inter-American administration. The piece notes Canadian and British concerns and warns that control of Far Eastern French possessions hinges on U.S. relations with Latin America and the allure of French culture.
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Joan Lear
Washington
Wide World
Honduras
New World
France
Vichy
Berlin
United States
Americas
State Department
West African
South America
Dakar
Straits of Magellan
Dubloes
St. Perre
Miquelon
St. Lawrence River
Commission For
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Martinique
Pacific
Decoux
Indo-China
New Caledonia
New Hebrides
Philippines
Dutch Indies
Malaya
Cape of Good Hope
New Caneldonia
Tahiti
Society Islands
Marquesas Islands
South American
Britain
Pitcairn Island
Easter
Juan Fernandezs
Marquesas
Wiehs
Panama
Pearl Harbor
High Seas
Australia
South
North America
Spain
Paris
South Atlantic
Latin-America
Lead Restrictions Set Up By Nelson
Washington dispatch reports sweeping wartime limits on civilian lead use ordered by Donald M. Nelson. The measure diverts lead to war materials and bans its use in many consumer products after April 1 1942, expanding the metal reserve restrictions and tightening imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald M. Nelson
OPM
Metals Reserve Corporation
RFC
Silodor Tops Open Pair Title With Precise Card Play
Sidney Silodor of Oakmont, Pa., national championship open pair leader, showcased precise defense in a Richmond match. Facing West's heart raft and deliberate play, Silodor navigated trumps, clubs, and diamonds, overtook the jack of clubs, and ruffed on his last trump to set West with no defense after a careful sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Silodor
Oakmont
Richmond
Asbury Park
West
Silodor
East
South
Silodar
Beal Leaves State and Spotlight in Labor Case
Fred Ervin Beal, once a prominent labor organizer linked to Gastonia strikes, is paroled from North Carolina State Prison under strong influence from Louis Waldman. Parole Commissioner Edwin Gill doubts Beal will persist in contacting prisoners, as Waldman advises caution. Beal expresses intent to stay in touch with fellow inmates and to seek AFL activity, while noting his stance against Communists.
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Ise Bureau
Slr
wWatter
Rob Thompson
Raleigh
North Carolina State
Fred Ervin Beal
Aderholt
Gastonia
Willie
Louis Waidman
New York
Beal
Edwin Gill
Gill
Waldman
Caledonia
North Carolina
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Washington
President Green
American Federation of Labor
AFL
CIO
Frost
Firiny
Fred Erwin Beal
Lowering Of Tax Exemptions Seen As Revenue Device
The Treasury was reported to propose much smaller individual income tax exemptions to help raise about 9 billion dollars in new revenue in President Roosevelt’s budget plan. Talks in Washington discussed cutting married exemptions from 1500 to 1000 and single from 750 to 500, with lawmakers noting the changes would only partly meet the 9 billion target. Proposals include payroll or sales taxes, with Taft favoring a payroll tax around 10 percent to limit inflation.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Senate Finance Committee
Burlap Shortage Triggers Fertilizer Packing Shakeup
Raleigh January 10 The burlap shortage caused by Pacific war disrupts fertilizer packing nationwide. North Carolina farmers use about 10 million burlap bags annually, one seventh of US total. State officials report allocations will limit burlap for defense and agricultural use. Manufacturers may switch to cotton or paper bags, though cotton supply is tight and paper bags offer a possible substitute. Department surveys seek second hand bags and possible cooperative collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPM
Washington
D.S. Coltrane
D.S. Coltrane, Assistant To the Commissioner of Agriculture
Coltrane
Amateur Radio Operators Ordered To Stay Off Air
Washington Jan 10 All amateur radio operators were ordered by the FCC to stay off the air for national defense. About 1,600 amateurs under special authority were affected while 64,000 others had already been silent since a general license suspension issued December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Edits on Pacific coast air raid scares stir comments
Kodiak bear Fort Greely publication reports wartime mood and public calls to knit for those at risk. The piece hints at labor leader tensions around Beal and predicts North Carolina may hear more about Fred Erwin Beal as events unfold.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Fort Greely
Pacific Coast
Wat
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Christian Endeavor
Wim
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
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Ross Davis
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C. M. Queen
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Ray Moose
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Roy Teague
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Walter E. Crissman
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