Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Invites Attendance on Sunday
The Lexington Avenue Baptist Church asks members to return to Sunday services with a yard picnic on July 19 hosted by Lester Hamilton's men's class. The pastor notes several important matters, including the church's July 1948 relocation from North Park Baptist Church to its current site and long-serving staff under Rev. Woodrow Robbins, Joseph M. McWethy, Phillip Tate, Lola Hoover, and T. M. Walker.
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Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Lester Hamilton
North Park Baptist Church
Putnam and Farlow Streets
Woodrow Robbins
Joseph M. McWethy
Phillip Tate
Lola Hoover
T. M. Walker
Britons Split Over Church Rituals and Rome Drift
British opponents of Church of England reforms warn the church is drifting toward Rome as MPs weigh two bills. One would legalize Mass vestments at the Eucharist and permit Latin wafers. the other would adopt a Roman Catholic form of service. Supporters insist changes reflect modern practice and avoid altar restrictions. The debate centers on purse and church unity amid calls for worldwide ecumenism.
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Godfrey Anderson
London (Ap
England
Rome
Oxford
Cambridge
Westminster
Winchester
Eton
Britain
Moses and the calling of Exodus a historical overview
The excerpt reviews Moses life in three periods totaling 120 years and his reluctance to lead the Israelites. It notes his birth as a positive omen, his murder of an Egyptian, flight to the desert, and God’s defining self revelation. It also outlines Moses objections to the mission and God’s counters.
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Ramsey
Moses
Tringle
Maikine
Egypt
God
Moses and the Call to Deliver Israel from Egypt
The piece recounts Moses’s life from Midianite settlement to the burning bush encounter, where God reveals Himself as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. It notes Israelite oppression, the promise of deliverance, and Moses receiving three signs and divine assurance to lead the exodus.
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Moses
God
Heaven
Earth
Voite
Abraham
Jacob
Fathers
Egypt
Charst
Moxea
Exodus 3
Mount Pleasant To Hold Revival at Methodist Church
Revival services start Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and continue Sunday nights and weekdays at 7:20 p.m. Dr. John R. Church, a former Western North Carolina Conference co ang elist, will deliver messages at each service. The church sits on Hoover Hill Road about six miles southwest of Archdale.
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Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
John R. Church
Western North Carolina Conference
Hoover Hill Road
Archdale
Art and Beef in El Paso At Crossroads Market
In El Paso the Crossroads Meat Market doubles as an art gallery. Andy Anderson sells sides of beef while Ferne Anderson displays her oil paintings on the walls. The rotating exhibition offers shoppers a chance to view art during their meat purchase.
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EL Paso
Tex
Crossroads
Andy” Anderson
Ferne
Commonweal Is Enigma To Critics
The Commonweal, an independent Catholic weekly, is described as a blunt spoken but influential voice challenging church orthodoxy. It has criticized figures from Cardinal Spellman to Cardinal MacIntyre, defended lay perspectives on birth control and population issues, and offered diverse views on The Deputy while maintaining a reputation as a key intellectual Catholicist source.
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Albin Krebs
Herald ‘Tribune
New York
Piaite
Commonweal
New Catholic Cemetery
Little Magazine
Utah
Los Angeles
Francis Cardinal MacIntyre
Rolf —Hochhuth
Pius XI
Hitler
Hochhuth
Church
Cardinal MacIntyre
James O'Gara
Perversity as a Mirror of Our Times in Commonweal
A renowned American anthropologist discusses perversity as a universal trait mirrored in personal and social life. He cites sleepless nights, moral struggles, and religious tensions, linking private chaos to public issues while urging tolerance and reform. The piece ties these ideas to Cardinal MacIntyre and Father DuBay in the Los Angeles archdiocese controversy.
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Cardinal MacIntyre
Los Angeles
William DuBay
Pope Paul VI
Moses Adopted by Pharaoh's Daughter in Exodus Story
The article notes Pharaoh's daughter finds a Hebrew baby by the bulrushes, adopts him, and raises him in the Egyptian court, naming him Moses. It references Exodus 2 7-10 as the source for this Sunday school lesson.
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Nile
Moses
Professor Raymond Brown Guest Speaker at First Baptist Church
Dr Raymond Brown a Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary professor will preach at First Baptist Church worship services Sunday He has taught at Southern Baptist Seminary in Louisville and the University of Richmond and pastored in Virginia He has co edited The Professor in the Pulpit and co authored The Study of the New Testament and spoken at Ridgecrest Eagle Eye and other church venues
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Faye Marks
Raymond Brown
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
First Baptist Church
Louisiana State
Universit
Brotherhood Journal
the Sunday School Builder
The
Baptist Program
Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly
United States Air Force
Eagle Eyre
Graham Urges Electives Choice for Life and Heaven
Evangelist Billy Graham told 22 000 fans at Ohio Crusade in Columbus that people face three electives in life: how they live with Christ, their relations with God, and their final destination in heaven. He warned against life's broad path and urged choosing Christ for peace. About 750 inquirers, 3.4 percent of attendees, responded.
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Columbus, Ohio
Evangelist Billy Graham
Ohio
Graham
Jet Stadium
Christ
Jesus
Kings Men To Appear For Concert
The King's Men a Toc coa Falls Bible College brass vocal trio from Toccoa Falls Georgia will present sacred music at Central Alliance Church 225 Elm Street on Wednesday July 15 at 7 30 p m Brass and vocal solos duets and trios will be featured Evangelist John Klinepeter tour director and field representative of the institute will give a brief gospel message after the program Participants include Rusty Leveille Ken Whisenant and Mark Klinepeter The trio are students at Toccoa Falls Bible College founded in 1911 38 miles northeast of Atlanta The summer tour runs June 3 to Aug 11 traveling from Miami to New York City
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King's Men
Toccoa Falls
Pensacola
Fla
Ken Whisenant
Gadsden
Ala
Mark Klinepeter
King’s Men
United States
Miami
New York City
Queen watches Yeoman of the Guard in Tower downpour
Queen Elizabeth II, shielded by her husband’s umbrella, sat through a heavy rain at the Tower of London to see a Gilbert and Sullivan showing. Rain started mid act as a tarpaulin covered the orchestra and the performance continued.
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London
Elizabeth II
Yeoman of the Guard
Tower of London
Ordination Planned In Thomasville
Charles F. Jones, associate minister designate at Ivey Memorial Baptist Church in Newport News, Va., will be ordained at First Baptist Church on Randolph Street in Thomasville Sunday at 7 30 p m. The native Thomasville son, a 1957 graduate of Thomasville High, earned a B A from High Point College in 1961 and theological training at Southeastern Baptist Seminary Wake Forest. He is married to Gail Leonard and they have a five month old son. The ordination will be led by Rev F Stanley Hardee Sr and include a sermon titled Task and Times of the Modern Minister followed by the laying on of hands.
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Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Randolph Street
Charles F. Jones
Jones
Ivey Memorial Baptist Church
Newport News
C. P. Jones
Cox Avenue
Thomasville High
Mars Hill College
High Point College
Southeastern Baptist Seminary
Wake Forest
Gail Leonard
Charles Edward
F. Stanley Hardee
Former NATO Official Sent To Prison
Paris AP Georgé Paques a 50 year old former French press officer for NATO was convicted of spying for the Soviet Union and sentenced to life in prison. The state security court rejected the death penalty and accepted defense claims that Paques acted from misguided patriotism. He was arrested last August and admitted passing documents to Soviet agents while saying he hoped to prevent mis understanding of Western Allies true intentions.
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PARIS
Georgé Paques
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Paques
Bank leaders report odd flood tale of catfish catch
Carrollton Kentucky AP reports bank president Perry Dean and cashier Jack Way recount a peculiar flood tale. They say a line dropped from the window of the Kentucky State Bank as Ohio River floodwaters rose and a pair of one pound catfish were landed from the stream near the bank.
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Carrollton
Perry Dean
Jack Way
Kentucky State Bank
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