Laws of Sinai Teach Obedience and Covenant Call
The article reviews Exodus 19 23 with Moses on Mount Sinai and God giving the Ten Commandments. It notes Israel’s pledge to obey, the sanctification, thunder and fire, and outlines the commandments plus early laws on sacrifice and slavery while urging adherence to God’s laws for a better world.
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Israel
Egypt
Promised Land
Sinai
Mount Sinai
Moses
God
Mt. Sinai
Aaron
Almib
Wara
Small US schools graduate 60 naval architects and marine engineers yearly
Three educational institutions in the United States produce about sixty men each year who graduate with training as naval architects and marine engineers. The figure reflects limited capacity across the schools and highlights the steady output of qualified professionals for the maritime industry.
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United States
Naval Architects
Marine Engineers
Administrators Notice to Creditors for J Ed Holton Estate
J Ed Holton estate in Guilford County North Carolina announces the administrator J H Holton invites all creditors to present claims by January 19 1947 at Thomasville NC and all debtors to settle promptly. Attorney Roy Proctor of Thomasville NC handles the matter. This notice dated January 17 1946 with official filing numbers 1 19 26 2 2 9 16 23.
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J. Ed Holton
Guilford County
North Carolina
Thomasville
N. C
J. H. Holton
J. Ed. Holton
Roy Proctor
George M. Thalasinos
High Point
Garcia L. Johnson
Evelyn B. Johnson
Walter FE. Crissman
Carl J. Hedrick
M. W. Nash
City of
Byron Haworth
Cousin Willie Clark Won’t Seek Senate Seat Again
W G Cousin Willie Clark long serving dean of the state senate for 20 years says he will not run to succeed himself Cameron Weeks former blind state legislator and congress candidate last year announces he will seek Clark’s seat Clark entered the senate in 1927 at age 50 and served in regular and special sessions including 1933 as president pro tem.
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Tarboro
W. G
Willie) Clark
State Senate
Cameron Weeks
Congress
Clark
Willie’ Clark
Senate
Churches Schedule and Sermons Highlight Local Methodist Services
First Methodist church hosts Sunday school at 9 45 with L F Ferree as superintendent. Rev Wil son Weldon preaches at 11 on Mirrors and Windows and 7 00 on What Is Your Purpose In Living. Choirs and youth groups perform and discuss Life and Program in the New Year. Main Street Methodist:Rev E M Jones speaks at 11 on A Personal Question and 7 00 Life's Little Things. Wesley fellowship meets Monday night at 7 30 at Miss Faye Loftin's home. Mid week worship led by Rev E M Jones Wednesday at 7 30.
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First Methodist
First Methodist Church
L. F. Ferree
Wilson
Weldon
God
Sergei
Dorothy Wells
Harker
Robert Ellis
Gene Holder
Clyde Connor
Bobby Scalf
Howard Vaughn
Eddie Tinsley
Clarence Hays
Kenneth James
Nevin
Barny
Methodist Youth Fellowship
E. M. Jones
Main Street Methodist
Wesley Fellowship Group
Faye Loftin
Monthey Avenue
Clayton Kearns
Christian Science Society Services Life Reading Room Info
Christian Science Society at 31914 North Main Street announces Sunday services at eleven oclock with the Life subject. First Wednesday meetings at eight oclock. Reading room open Wednesdays and Fridays from 3 to 5 p m. Public invited to attend and use the reading room.
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Christian Science Christian Science Society
North Main Street
First Congregational Christian Church Program
A full program will be held at First Congregational Christian Church on West Green Street at Tryon. Rev. G. C. Crutchfield will lead. A day school starts at 9 45 with B P Moffitt as supervisor. Services are at 11 a m and 7 p m. Prayer services Wednesday at 7 p m.
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First Congregational
First Congregational Christian Church
West Green Street
Tryon Ane
Tor
G. C. Crutchfield
B. P. Moffitt
Saint Mary's Episcopal church announces services and events
Saint Marys Episcopal church schedules holy communion tomorrow morning at 8 o clock and ante communion litany sermon at 11 o clock. Church school meets at 9 45 am and G M Nichols will play an offertory organ solo titled Deck Thyself O Dear Soul. Young Peoples Service League hosts a 6 o clock supper, while a family supper is planned Wednesday at 6. Rev Louis Melcher of Trinity Church Columbia S C will speak on reconstruction and advance fund.
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Saint Mary's
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
G. M. Nichols
Robert Bedell
Young People's Service League
Louis Melcher
Trinity Church
Columbia, S. C
Reverend D J Robinson to Preach at North Main Street
The Rev D J Robinson of Durham will preach at both morning and evening services Sunday at North Main Street Baptist church. The public is invited.
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N. Main Street
D. J. Robinson
Durham
North Main Street Baptist Church
First Baptist Church announces Sunday services and events
On Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. W. Wilbur Hutchins preaches The Christ We May Not Know and at 7:30 p.m. offers People In Jail. Sunday school gathers at 9:45 a.m. for Bible study. Monday the women's missionary circle meets at 11 a.m. with lunch at 12:15 and a speaker Miss Alda Grayson. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. prayer service and training union led by Miss Julia Liles.
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First Baptist
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Woman's Missionary Society
Alda Grayson
Grayson
First Baptist Church
China
Julia Liles
Central Friends Bible School Announces Schedule
Central Friends church begins classes for all ages at 9 45 each day Horace S Haworth serves as superintendent Cecil E Haworth minister preaches at 11 morning and 6 evening worship Young Friends fellowship meets at 6 30 Sunday evening Evening circle auxiliary holds January meeting Monday at 7 30 with Mrs T W Winslow on Steele Street
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Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Horace S. Haworth
Cecil E. Haworth
Young Friends Fellowship
T. W .Winslow
Steele Street
Wesley Memorial Church Schedule and Evening Program
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church outlines 9 45 Sunday school classes, 11 a m worship with Rev Paul Hardin Jr preaching on Satan in Masquerade, 5 p m vesper service led by Nell Sheloff on We Choose Our Vocations, followed by the Youth Fellowship monthly snack supper and program. The board of stewards will hold activities.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Wesley Memorial Methodists Church
Paul Hardin, Jr
Satan
Nell Sheloff
Board of Stewards
Churches urge relief channels separate from government
North Carolina Council of Churches praises government relief efforts for Europe but asks to send church aid directly. The Executive Committee urges opening channels for clothing and supplies to Germany via church networks and UNRRA distribution, citing gospel mercy and broader bonds of sympathy.
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E. L. Hillman
North Carolina Council of Churches
J. Kenneth Pfohl
Moravian Church
Ernest J. Arnold
Northee Council of Churches
Victory
Europe
Germany
United States
Evangelical Church of Germany
Granville Presbyterians Pick Full Time Executive Secretary
Granville Presbytery of the Synod of North Carolina in winter session at Stovall near here decided to hire a full time Executive Secretary to supervise the presbytery program. Unanimous approval established a committee led by Rev. M. O. Sommers of Raleigh to pursue qualified candidates and launch the program.
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Granville Presbyterians
Oxford
Raleigh
Youth Conservation Conference Planned in Raleigh
Gov. R. Gregg Cherry and Mrs. Karl Bish opric announce a state wide Youth Conservation Conference to be held in Raleigh on January 28. Leaders from religious, civic, business and industrial sectors will join to launch a program focused on meeting youths elemental needs and preventing physical unfitness illiteracy and delinquency.
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Raleigh
CNS
R. Gregg Cherry
Karl Bishopric
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. Henry Highsmith
Federation
Gov
Cherry
North Carolina
Church and church group meetings schedule
A series of church meetings are listed with times: monthly business meeting Monday at 7:30, Workers’ conference Wednesday at 6 for supper, board of Christian education regular session after Fellowship supper at 8, and mid week Fellowship hour discussing peace time conscription. R. R. Fountain to present affirmative side Wednesday at 7:30.
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Workers’ Conference
Board of Christian Education
R. R. Fountain
Cystitis Causes Symptoms and Home Treatments
Cystitis is an infection of the bladder common in women often caused by bowel bacteria or non infectious factors. Symptoms include frequent urination pain during urination and possible blood in urine. Treatment includes bed rest fluids to two quarts daily avoiding stimulants and spicy foods heat therapy and sulfonamide drugs under a doctor's care.
State college dorms planned to house 400 students
State college moves toward two new dormitories financed by a half million loan from Wachovia Bank. The plan, backed by the university, foundation, and alumni leaders, binds repayment to dorm room receipts with a maximum 99 year lease and no refinancing. Also reports on cotton price ceilings, hog meat comparisons, and a drop in child labor permits in December.
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Lynn Nisbet
State College
Billy Carmichael
Red Beam
Pop Taylor
Greater University
State College Alumni Association
State College Foundation, Inc
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Beam
Taylor
Attorney General's
Est Assembly
State
Council of State
University
General Assembly
Methodists Boost World Service Fund Gain
The Charlotte area Methodists contributed 107563 to the world service fund in the first seven months of the fiscal year ending May 3, a 25000 rise from last year. Nationally 8 million Methodists gave 2682496 in the June December period, up 7 percent. The three conferences report gains with South Carolina 3514 and Western North Carolina 18391.
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Chicago
South Carolina
J. D. Griffin
Cameron
D. C
Upper South Carolina
Conran George A. Beach
Colum S. C
Western
North Carolina
Herbert M. Wayne
Charlotte
Albright Returns as NC Employment Service Director
Major Robert Mayne Albright has resumed his post as state director of the U S employment service for North Carolina after three and a half years in the military.
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Albright
Raleigh
Robert Mayne Albright
U. S. Employment Service For
North Carolina
Faith and church drives on youth delinquency and race harmony
Religion figures urge adults to guide youths to church and church school, linking crime prevention to parental responsibility. A notable Jewish leader Leo Baeck receives a doctorate. interdenominational clinics target race tensions in several states with church and social groups helping craft action plans. Public notices announce estates administration in Guilford County with claims due by December 1946.
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Jew Theological Seminary of America
Leo Baeck
Berlin
America
Germany
Hitler
Theresienstadt
Czechoslovakia
Baeck
Pastors School At Lexington Baptist
The Liberty Association will hold a pastors school the week of January 21 25 at First Baptist Church Lexington. Daily sessions 4 to 830 pm with supper provided. Speakers include Rev J C Pipes Dr FE L Spivey of the Baptist state mission board Dr J L Jenkins of Boiling Springs Gardner Webb college and Dr W Ward Barr of Gastonia First Baptist church.
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The
Liberty Association
First Baptist
Gardner-Webb College
W. Ward Barr
First Baptist Church
Gastonia
Davidson College To Get New Church
President John R. Cunningham announced the completion of a two year campaign to raise 250000 dollars for a church to serve the college and Presbyterians of the community.
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Davidson College
Davidson
John R. Cunningham
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