Sophia Church Observes Homecoming and Revival
Sophia Baptist Church plans its annual Homecoming August 1 with all day services and a dinner served 14 miles south of High Point on Highway 1. A revival runs August 2–7 at 7:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. D W Lang of Calvary Temple Church Thomasville. church pastor Rev R J Brown.
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Faye Marks
Baptist Church of Sophia
High Point
High Way
D. W. Lang
Calvary Temple Church
Thomasville
the Sophia Church
Rev
R. J. Brown
Growth Through Study Acts in Berea and Timothy’s Faith
The lesson surveys Paul and Silas in Berea, noting the noble Bereans who searched the Scriptures daily. It contrasts Thessalonian Jews with Berean readers, highlights enduring persecution for godly living, and urges Timothy to hold fast to faith while basing his ministry on Scripture.
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R. WH. Ramsey
Paul
Silas
Berea
Thessalonica
Faul
Timothy
Biblical Study Emphasizes Pauls Lessons On Scripture
The lesson highlights Paul urging study of Judaeo Christian scriptures for learning endurance and hope. It recalls Paul and Timothy’s roles, noting scripture as inspired and profitable for doctrine and righteousness, guiding believers toward eternal life and growth in faith.
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Jesus
Paul
Timothy
St Timothy
Christ
Apostle
Churches of Christ
Jena
God
Christian Education
Permissive
Features Syndicate
Rozzelle to Teach at Wesley Memorial
Dr C E Rozzelle a Methodist minister from Mr Holly will teach the Peacock Bible Class at Wesley Memorial for six weeks starting this Sunday. He studied at Duke Vanderbilt and Emory, taught religion and philosophy at High Point College, led Wesley Memorial Church 1941 45, and served multiple pastorates and regional posts.
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C. E. Rozzelle
Holly
Peacock
Wesley Memorial
Rozzelle
Duke
Vanderbilt
Emory University
High Point College
Roazelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Lenair
Gastonia
Myers Park
Chapel Hill
Ardmore
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
Edna Howell Named Camp Nurse for UCC Camp
Mrs Edna Howell of High Point has been named the camp nurse for the Middle High Camp of the United Church of Christ Southern Synod. The camp will be held August 117 at the Johns River Valley Camp near Lenoir. Nearly 100 high school freshmen and sophomores are expected from UCC congregations in North Carolina.
Nazareth Home Homecoming Events Plan at Bochwell
Nazareth Home hosts its annual Homecoming at the Bochwell Children's Home. The Alumni Association sponsors the day starting 10:45 a.m. with the Church School Lyerly leading the program. Registration runs 11:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. A 1:00 p.m. dinner, entertainment, a 2:30 p.m. business meeting, a 3:30 p.m. softball game, and a hot dog cookout finale are planned.
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Alumni Association of the Home
Church School Lyerly
Is Cathedral Antique Debate Divides Church of England
The Church of England debates whether to sponsor grand cathedrals or build many smaller parish churches in new towns. Cathedrals offer spiritual centers and large services, while opponents argue cost and underuse. The controversy echoes lessons from Coventry Cathedral and a study group on shared church use.
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London
Church of England
Coventry
Canterbury
York
Jones Youth To Be Honored At First Baptist Church
Jerry Jones aged eighteen and son of Mr and Mrs Lonnie Jones of High Point will be honored at a Sunday going away reception in the Fellowship Hall. He has served as the church organist for a year and leaves to pursue studies at Wingate College this fall. A 1965 Central High School graduate, he earned the Arion Award as outstanding music student and studied piano with Patsy Covington in Greensboro and organ with Roger Cole at Green Street Baptist Church.
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Jerry Jones
First Baptist Church
Jones
Wingate College
Jerry
Lonnie Jones
High Paint
Central High School
Arion
Patsy Caughman Covington
Greensboro
Roger Cole
Green Street Baptist Church
Senate committee backs tobacco allotment lease extension
Washington AP The Senate Agriculture Committee favors a bill allowing tobacco farmers to lease federal acreage allotments to nearby growers through 1967. The measure mirrors a House plan to extend leasing through 1969, broadening options for flue-cured tobacco farms.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Birthday party to honor Rep Harold D Cooley
Friends of Rep Harold D Cooley plan a birthday cocktail party next Monday in Washington. Guests pay 50 dollars each, with proceeds benefiting Cooleys re election campaign for the next year.
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Honor Code Washington
Harold D. Cooley
Dn.c
North Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Newsmen Will Hear Graham And Swinton
Asheville AP July meeting set for July 29 31 features Rev Billy Graham of Montreat and Stan Swinton New York AP executive in charge of World Services A longtime AP official who has reported from more than 10 countries The NC Press Association will elect new officers at its closing session July 32 with James M Harper Jr publisher of the State Port Pilot Southportpresiding
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Asheville
Globe
North Carolina Press Association
James M. Harper Jr
Southport
Patient transfer moves forward among four state hospitals
Phase one of a large patient transfer to integrate four state medical mental hospitals completed smoothly in Raleigh AP. Over three weeks 487 patients from Cherry Hospital were moved to Dorothea Dix and 420 from Dix to Cherry. Umstead sent 81 to Broughton and received 22. In total more than 2,300 patients will be transferred among the hospitals.
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Raleigh
Negro Cherry Hospital
Dorothea Dix Hospital
Dix
Cherry Hospital
Umstead Hospital
Broughton Hospital
Faith Flows With Mobility Across Generations
The piece, by Ralph Wildew DD, discusses Dr. Harvey Cox’s cloverleaf and switchboard symbols for modern mobility and urban life. It argues mobility challenges faith, urges rediscovery of historic faith, and cites the Bible in noting God’s presence beyond any one place, including Nineveh.
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Ralph Wildew
Alan
Harvey Cox
Jonah
God
Nineveh
Israel
Cox
Mobil
Catawba Man Elected Head of Council
Bobby M Kudisill of Catawba was re elected president of the Young Adult Council of the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference at the assembly meeting held at Lake Junaluska. Offiers elected to serve 1965 66 include vice presidents Ben Robinson Ron Taylor and Fred Smith secretary treasurer and music chair Mrs Charles Dellinger and Pau Spoon with other officers and reference committee chairs named.
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Bobby M. Kudisill
Rt. 2
Catawba
Western North Carolina
Young Adult Assembly
Lake Junaluska
Ara Ben A. ‘Robinson
Hickory
Ron Co. ‘Taylor
Fred’ EB. Smith
Charlotte
Charles ‘Dellinger
Lincolnton
Pau W. Spoon
Greensboro
George L. Hendrix
High Point
Frank Dy Wiggs
Sua Williams
Rt. i
Yale
Dal Styers
Thomasville
Christian Education
Lewis
Brinton
Mooresville
Harold C
Western North Carolina Methodists Lead Youth Fund Giving
The Western North Carolina Conference topped Methodist youth giving in 1964 65, contributing $35 673 92 to the Youth Fund as part of a nationwide total of $908 810 45 by 44 252 participating members. Ohio led nationally with $97 831 90. Western North Carolina ranked second.
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Methodist
J. E. Youtz
Statesville
Methodist Youth Fund
Ohio
Western North Carolina
Western Pennsylvania
Southern ‘California
Arizona
U. S
National Methodist Board of Education
Conference Boards’ of Education
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Western North Carolina Conference
Carolinians Killed In War
Army Pvt Faybert R. Bradshaw of Fayetteville North Carolina and Spec 4 Johnny L. Triplett of North Charleston South Carolina were among five U S personnel reported killed in Vietnam due to communist action by the Department of Defense. Bradshaw was married to Roseanne M. Bradshaw of 1928 Hill Drive Fayetteville. Triplett was the son of Raeford L. and Mrs Triplett of 5816 Carolyn Street North Charleston.
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Washington
Army
I. Set
Faybert R. Bradshaw
Fayetteville
N.C
Spec
Johnny L. Triplett
North Charleston
S.C
Department of Defense
Viet Nam
Faybert
Roseanne M. Bradshaw
Hill Drive
Triplett
Raeford L. Triplett
Carolyn St
Benjamin Gitlow Dies Former Communist Leader and Hoover Advisor
Benjamin Gitlow, 74, a former vice presidential candidate for the Workers (Communist) party in the 1920s and former head of the American Communist party before World War II, died Monday. Born in Russia, he later renounced his party ties and advised the late President Herbert Hoover.
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Benjamin Gitlow
NEW York
Workers
Communist Party
Gitlow
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Word of Truth theme explained by minister in Chattanooga
High Point's Glenn A Overcash previews the district convention of Jehovahs Witnesses in Chattanooga Tennessee July 29 August 1. The assembly theme Word of Truth signals more Bible principles for daily life and delegates may stay in guest rooms in private homes due to full facilities. Nearly 1000 members are conducting a house to house search for housing. The event is expected to draw about 14000 attendees with 2500 volunteers across 22 departments. The climax is a public lecture World Government on the Shoulders of the Prince of Peace on August 1.
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High Point
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Glenn A. Overcash
Jehovah's Witnesses
Overcash
Nesses
Assembly City
Prince of Peace
Bracca Class To Hold Supper At Oak Hill Friends
The Bracca Class of Oak Hill Friends Meeting will sponsor a hamburger supper from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the meetinghouse located at Ward Street and Westchester Drive. Proceeds go to the building fund.
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OAK Hill Friends
Sunday School of
Oak Hill Friends Meeting
Ward Street
Westchester Drive
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