Genesis tower story and Abram's flight to Egypt
The lesson outlines Noah's descendants speaking one language and building Babel. It follows Terah and Abram leaving Ur for Canaan, the promised land, then Abram misleads Pharaoh by presenting Sarai as his sister. Pharaoh rebukes Abram and sends them away, highlighting Abram’s wavering trust.
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Terah
Abram
Nahor
Haran
Lot
Sarah
Sarai
Chaldees
Canaan
Bethel
Egypt
Orioles Relieve Podgajny Secures Eighth Straight Win
Fireman Johnny Podgajny pitched in relief for the Baltimore Orioles for the eighth straight game and earned his fourth victory in a week as Baltimore defeated the Syracuse Chiefs 16 to 6 in an International League match.
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Baltimore
Johnny Podgajny
Baltimore Orioles
Les
Syracuse Chiefs
Churches Observe United Nations Charter Sunday
The Federal Council of Churches asks churches to observe July 22 as a day of emphasis on the UN charter. It urges reading the council statement, praying for the U S Senate, and promoting prompt ratification to support world peace via international cooperation. Denominational leaders in North Carolina and nationwide back the observance and charter ratification.
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United Nations
Durham
CNS
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In América
Charter of the United Nations
Federal Council
Senate of the United States
Council
United States
G. Bromley Oxham
Fed Council
J. McDowell Richards
Columbia Seminary
Churches of Our Assembly
Alan T. Burns
Committee On World Order
Congregational Christian Church
Board of Missions and Church Extension
Methodist Church
North Carolina
Church Solves Nursery Hour Problem at Matthews
The Baptist church in Matthews installs an amplifying system to broadcast the morning service to nursery helpers. Pastor Rev. Hubert S. Mumford says leaders for the nursery hour are now easier to find, easing the burden on parents attending church.
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Matthews
CNS
Baptist Church
Hubert S. Mumford
Clergy Lead Race Relations Conference in Durham NC
A three day conference on race relations opened at the North Carolina college for Negroes with Gov R Gregg Cherry delivering the opening address. Clergymen from New York to Raleigh participate in discussions on how race relations affect earning a living, with a closing address by Bishop Edwin A Penick.
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Durham
CNS
North Carolina College For
R. Gregg Cherry
J. Henry Carpenter
New York
Stanley F Harrell
Congregational Christian Church
E. C. Lawrence
First Congregational Church
Raleigh
Miles Mark Fisher
Ang Rock Baptist Church
Duram
Edwin A. Penick
Episcopal Diocese of
Plan Faith And Action Conferences Across 24 Cities
Southern Presbyterians shift from Montreal to 24 cities for faith and action conferences this summer. Seven teams will conduct intensive two day schedules in each region to reach a larger church membership amid DDT restrictions.
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Richmond
CNS
Southern Presbyterians
Montreal
N. C
Montreat
Service For Deaf To Be Held In Thomasville
Mr W R Hackney of Charlotte will speak at a service for the deaf at the First Baptist church of Thomasville Sunday at 11 00 oclock The service will be in the cottage beside the main building where a deaf Sunday school class meets at 945 A deaf audience from High Point and nearby areas is invited to attend the Sunday morning event
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Council Chamber
City of
Highint
Ward Street
Southern Railway
West Green Street
Lois Welborn
W. R. Hackney
Charlotte
First Baptist Church
Thomasville
High Point
Mr. Hackney
Services At The Churches In Thomasville This Sunday
Dr. J Harry Whitmore of the First Presbyterian church will fill the pulpit at 11 00 am for Mind of Jesus. The union services will be at First Methodist with Rev Cecil Haworth preaching. Activities include youth supper on the lawn and various meetings through the week.
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J. Harry Whitmore
First Presbyterian Church
Thomasville
Jesus
Main Street
First Methodist Church
Cecil Haworth
Worship Services Across Churches This Sunday
A Sunday schedule lists services at First Evangelical and Re formed church at 11:00 with a guest minister and choir. An evening union service at First Methodist features Rev Cecil Haworth. First Baptist Beach holds 11:00 service with Communion and Lord's Supper observance. Church school meets at 9:45, and Wednesday baptism service follows prayer and training union. Women's missionary society plans Monday meeting at 6:00 with picnic on the church lawn.
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Cecil E. Haworth
Central Friends Church
First Methodist Church
Boy Scouts
Edgar Johnson
Brain Avenue
Young Friends Fellowship
First Evangelical and Reformed
James
Main Street
First Methodist
Cecil Haworth
First Baptist Church
W. Winbur Hutchins
W. F. Clayton
Woman's Missionary Society
Central Christian Sermons on What Jesus Stood For
The Central Christian church located in the Masonic Temple hosts sermons at 11 a m and 2 p m on What Jesus Stood For and Jesus Wants People With Me. Joseph David delivers the messages.
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Joseph David
Boyd
Jesus
Masonic Tempe
Joseph David Yd
Bishop Penick To Preach In Thomasville Sunday
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville July 14 Bishop Edwin A Penick is expected to arrive late today for a weekend in Thomasville He will preach at Saint Pauls Episcopal church Sunday at 11 oclock in the chapel on Commerce street The bishop will stay with Mrs M B Hite on Salem street during his visit
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Thomasville
Edwin A. Penick
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Commerce Street
Daniel W. Allen
City
Bishop Penick
M. B. Hite
Salem Street
Union Services At First Methodist
The union service of downtown churches occurs at 8:00 p.m. with Reverend Cecil Haworth of the Central Friends church preaching the sermon titled Our Spiritual Ancestors. The choir will sing the anthem Rejoice the Lord Is King by Keating. Dr. C. L.
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First Methodist
Cecil Haworth
Tor
Central Friends Church
Haworth
Keating
C. L
Butter Points May Be Lower Sugar Critical
The government debates a possible eight point cut in butter ration values to 16 points a pound. Civilian sugar supplies for the last quarter are projected to be sharply down about ten percent from the July September allotment, with only about 1,000,000 tons left unless new supplies appear.
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Washington
OPA
Dairy Products
Eugene Brockenbrough
Agriculture Department
America admits sinking of Awa Maru by mistake
The United States government acknowledged sinking the Japanese relief ship Awa Maru by accident. The Awa Maru, torpedoed in fog off Formosa on April 1, carried relief supplies for allied prisoners and civilians. The state department urged Japan to accept further relief shipments for those detained.
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Washington
Japan
State Department
Formosa
United States
Hongkong
Singapore
Early Use of Sandpaper in China in 13th Century
The Chinese used a natural gum to bind crushed sea shells to fabric, recording an early coated abrasive. This highlights an early form of sandpaper material and its introduction to use on garments.
Choir to Perform Be With Us Still under Female Directors
Gray will sing Massenet Be With Us Still with a choir directed by Mrs Harry B Monroe and accompanied by Mrs T E Strickland.
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Gray
Massenet
Harry B. Monroe
T. E. Strickland
State News Briefs from North Carolina and Surrounding Areas
Carlton Wren, 37, drowns in dismal swamp canal near South Mills after falling from a rowboat. He lived in Newland, N C, for seven years. Two North Carolina convicts captured in Houston after escaping with a group from Boone prison farm while serving burglary terms. Julius Banzer of Warrenton takes seat on North Carolina State Bar council. J Caswell Taylor faces fraud and unprofessional conduct charges. Carolinas advertising executives to meet July 27 28 at Sedgefield Inn near Greensboro. U S grand jury asked to convene July 30 to review evidence against several micacom companies following months of investigation.
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South Mills
Carlton A. Wren
Alvin
8. C
Here
Newland
N. C
Houston
Tex
Raleigh
Julius Banzer
Warrenton
Council of the State Bar
J. A. Pritchett
Windsor
State Board of Education
J. Caswell Taylor
Gastonia
Wilmington
Carolinas Advertising Executives Association
Sedgefield Inn
Greensboro
Asheville
United States Grand Jury
U. S.istrict
T. Lamar Caudle
U. S. Circuit
E. Yates Webb
PLAN MEETING CHARLOTTE CTV JULY 16 20
An executive session of the North Carolina Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held July 16-20 at Mars Hill College. The usual state convention has been cancelled.
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Charlotte
North Carolina Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mars Hill Col Ze
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
University Music Department and Extension Division
Election report on Davidson County irregularities withheld
State Bureau of Investigation documents on alleged Davidson County election irregularities will remain confidential until read by the district solicitor. Attorney General Harry McMullan announced the SBI filed the report yesterday with his office.
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Raleiga
State Bureau of Investigation
Davidson County
Harry McMullan
SBI
Harrison appeals 30 year murder sentence in Wake County
Harry Harrison, 19 year old ex marine, appeals a 30 year sentence handed by Judge Clawson L. Williams after a Wake County trial found him guilty of second degree murder in the slaying of Mrs. May Davis Higham on Easter Monday. He is held without bond as the state Supreme Court reviews the case.
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Harrison
Raleigh
Harry ©. Harrison
State Supreme Court
Clawson L. Williams
Wake County
May Davis Higham
Williams
Higham
Ickes Studies Soft Coal Shortage Amid wartime flux
Washington officials warn that a coal shortage may force a 20 to 25 percent drop in bituminous output. Solid Fuels Administrator Ickes says a winter shortfall could occur and that studies on meeting the crisis are underway. He notes the era since Pearl Harbor is reshaping fuel planning for industry.
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Washington
Ickes
Pearl Harbor
One Minute Test Answers From The Birds Quiz
The thrushes. woodpeckers. and weaver birds. The entry also contains horoscope notes and miscellaneous guidance on health and money management.
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