Sermon On The Fig Tree And Lion Of Moab Reflections
The Green Street Baptist Church pastor Reverend H. T. Stevens preached on Luke 13 9 13 about bearing fruit and God s second chances. He urged renewed effort and described afflictions as divine digging and fertilizing aimed at fruitfulness. In the evening he spoke on Killing Lions On A Snowy Day from II Samuel 23 20 21, urging steadfast combat against Satan with courage and faith.
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H. T. Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
Africa
Japan
Italy
God's Vineyard
Stevens
Moab
Invitation of the World to Christ at Chapel Hill Week
The Emmanuel Lutheran church pastor preaches on the greatest invitation Come unto me and rest in Christ. Sermon contrasts Christian rest with human fatigue and urges faith in Jesus as savior. Police attend service. January communion planned and UNC alumni gather for Newspaper Institute in Chapel Hill.
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F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Christ
Jesus
Heaven
Lady Huntingdon
George Whitefield
Mr. Whitefield
Milton Whitener
First Reformed Church
Simon
John
Mary Magdalene
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Newspaper Institute
North Carolina Press Association
University
Tar Heel
University Magazine
North Carolina
McLean
Co-operative
Tri-State
W. M. Person
Co-Operative Tobacco Growers’ Association
Washington
Raleigh Religions Forum
W. D. Perry
First Christian Church
State College
Carl C. Taylor
Perry
Christian Church
Jesus Christ
Christ's Plan of Brotherhood Takes In All the World
Rev Tom Sykes discusses Jesus Christ as the Elder Brother who launched a broad social program. The talk describes transforming society into a Kingdom of harmony where individuals keep their individuality while cooper ating for a common life under the loving Father.
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Christ
Tom Sykes
Christ Jesus
God
Local Hollywood Tour Planned for Florida Trip
J A Latimer, Hollywood manager for the district, returns with plans for a High Point group to take a seven day Florida tour starting Saturday January 15. The trip covers eastern Florida cities at 47.50 dollars, with several locals signed up and more considering joining the party.
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J. A. Latimer
Hollywood
High Point
Florida
London Children Treated With Sun Lamps In Dark Quarters
In dim London districts children suffer from lack of sunlight and doctors prescribe ultraviolet light therapy to brighten their health. The report notes hospital and clinic usage as a remedy for rickets and related conditions during the era.
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London
College Drive I Getting Underway
The four colonels and several ex tra workers plan a meeting at the Commercial club at 7 39 to finalize High Point college drive plans. The campaign starts Thursday with Chairman Peacock aiming to finish in one day. Citizens are asked to clear school obligations, calling on those who paid pledges and those who owe to contribute.
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High Point College
Peacock
High Point
Judge Brogden Retains Seat as Union Critics Push Back
Reporters note chatter among unionists suggests Judge Brogden will keep his chair. Friends assert support for his leadership while opponents argue the case lacks a clear side. The discussion gains momentum as a modern outlook complicates the debate.
Funeral Services for Jesse T. Hiatt in Mechanicsville
Funeral services for Jesse Thos Hiatt who died Friday night at his home in Mechanicsville were held yesterday afternoon at the Mechanicsville Baptist church. The ceremony was led by Rev. J. M. Hilliard and burial followed in the Primitive Baptist cemetery. Pallbearers included Wiley Newsome, M. B. Kennedy, W. F. Tise, J. W. Montgomery, A. Harrison and E. D. Turner.
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Jesse Thos. Hiatt
Mechanicsville
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
Primitive Baptist Cemetery
Wiley Newsome
M. B. Kennedy
W. F. Tise
J. W. Montgomery
A. Harrison
E. D. Turner
Disse Is Sane in Virginia Death Row
Rudolph Disse, 20, labeled sane by the state mental hygiene board, though described as unusually conceited, remains under sentence to die in the electric chair on February 19. The finding is reported to Governor Trinkle in Richmond.
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Disse
Richmond
Rudolph Disse
State Board of Mental Hygiene
FE. Lee Trinkle
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Wilson
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Howell Smith
Oliver Smith
Edwards and Broughton Printing Company
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George L. Carrington
Lenoir Chambers
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W. T. Polk
C. G. Tennent
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Forest Mills
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Daniel L. Grant
CC. B. Colton
J. M. Saunders
Edmund DeBerry Covington
Richmond County
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Halifax County
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Person County
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J. I. Scales
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G. M. White
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J. A. Englehard
L. J. Merritt
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W. C. Nichols
W. L. Scott
Dc. M. Bell
B. N. Haley
W. H. Jordan
H. T. Brown
W. C. Lord
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T. V. Mason
J. W. Bright
R. C. Badger
R. F. Hamlin
G. B. Johnston
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L. J. Battle
N. Cline
Joseph Thomas
V. W. Long
Stephen B. Weeks
Jacob C. Johnson
Claudius Dockery
EF. P. Withers
Richard H. Hackett
St. Clair Hester
H. W. Lewis
T.W. Valentine
W. J. Battle
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Hunter Ll. Harris
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Charles Rankin
F. H. Batchelor
J. D. Bellamy
T. M. Lee
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W. J. Carmichael
KH. C. Ellis
George W. Connor
C. F. Harvey
W. ©. Rollins
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W. E. Darden
H. E. Rondthaler
Collier Cobb
W. P. M. Currie
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Tyre C. Taylor
Earle Hartsell
George Y. Rogadale
Jim Hawkins
W. T. Couch
Brogden
Jesse T. Hiatt
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