Thou Shalt Not Take the Lord's Name in Vain Sermon
A sermon urges reverence for God warning that many say His name in vain in daily life. It cites Exodus and Leviticus on oaths and profaning the name, contrasts heart worship with ritualism, and recalls Jesus teaching on prayer and humility. It concludes with the call to deny self, take up the cross, and follow Him.
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Services At The Churches
After a week absence the pastor returns for both services tomorrow. Morning topic Christ Counting On Us. Evening study from Revelation starting with chapter six. Church school 9:45, Youth Fellowship 6:15, evening service 7:30. Doors open for reception of new members at each service.
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Christian Science and Methodist Church Activities
The Christian Science society at 319 North Main hosts Sunday services at 11 with Sunday school at 9 30 for children under 20 welcomed. Meetings are the first Wednesday monthly at 8 p m and reading room hours are Wednesdays and Fridays 10 a m to 1 p m. The First Methodist announces Sunday school at 9 45 with Pastor A James Clemmer preaching at 11 on The Touch of the Masters Hand. Choir under Dorothy Hoskins sings Jubilate Deo. Youth fellowship meets at 7 90 at 1 Westwood, quiz program directed by Betty Allman. Union service at 8 at Wesley Memorial with Rev Herman F Duncan. Mid-Week Chapel Hour Wednesday 7 30. Boy Scout Troop meets Thursday 7 30.
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North Main Street
First Methodist
First Methodist Sunday School
L. F. Ferree
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Service Notes
Church school at Wesley Memorial begins 9 45 for all ages starting with nursery. Associate minister Mr Lindsey to preach at 11 o clock on God Does Not Compromise. Choir directed by J Gurney Briggs to sing Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee Bach. Offertory solo The Lord s Prayer Malotte by Bob Gayle. Union service of Main Street churches at Wesley Memorial 8 pm Rev Herman F nean of First Methodist Ashebord to speak. See a is A Quartet of Prod Rals.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Lindsey
J. Gurney Briggs
Bach
Malotte
Bob Gayle
Main Street
Wesley Memorial
Herman F. Nean
First Methodist Church
Ashebord
Calvary Methodist announces Sunday school and worship topics
Calvary Methodist sets Sunday school at 10 a.m. in Holton with superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a.m. features Never Man Spoke Like This Man. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. presents The Bread of Life as the fifth Lord's Prayer series. Youth Fellowship at 6 45 p.m. Prayer hour is Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Calvary Methodist Sunday School
Holton
St Mary's Episcopal Plans Holy Communion and Joint Service
There will be a holy communion at 8 a.m. tomorrow at St. Mary's Episcopal Church followed by morning prayer. The women's auxiliary offers a united thanks offering. A union service at Wesley Memorial Church is at 8 p.m. with Rev. H F Duncan of First Methodist Asheboro delivering the sermon.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Howard S. Hartzell
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
H. F. Duncan
First Methodist
Asheboro
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon
Sunday school at 9 45 a m for all ages including nursery Dr Clayton serves as superintendent The pastor W Wilbur Hutchkins leads morning worship at 11 a m with the sermon The Remedy For an Earthquake The choir directed by Mrs Harry Monroe performs Come Holy Ghost and My God and I The evening union worship will be at Wesley Memorial Methodist with Rev Herman Duncan of First Methodist Asheboro preaching.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Clayton
W. Wilbur Hutchkins
Harry Monroe
Holy Ghost
Palestrina
God
Sergei
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Herman Duncan
First Methodist Church of
Asheboro
Herman F. Duncan
First Methodist Church
Union
Wesley Memorial Church
Church Invites All to Attend Services
Visitors are welcome at all services of the church, inviting the community to participate in worship and fellowship.
First Presbyterian Announces Sermon and Youth Plans
Rev. Paul Tudor Jones selects "When Life Lays Bare Our Souls" for the 11 o'clock worship. Youth and junior fellowships meet at 5 p.m. Miss Betty Spearman leads the Youth Fellowship program. Supper on the lawn at 6 p.m.
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First Presbyterian
Paul Tudor Jones
Betty Spearman
Union Tabernacle Weekly Services Schedule
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with morning worship at 11 led by Pastor Clay J Childress. Evening worship occurs at 7 45 with midweek prayer meeting Thursday at 7 45 p.m.
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Union Tabernacle
Clay J. Childress
Sunday Services at Main Street Methodist Church
Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m for all ages. At 11 a m Rev E M Jones preaches on The Lovers of Cucumbers Garlic and Leeks. Youth supper at 6 00 p m followed by worship with Francis Alman in charge.
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Main Street Methodist
Main Street Methodist Church
E. M. Jones
Francis Alman
First Congregational Church Announces Sunday Services
The Rev G C Crutchfield will speak at the 11 oclock service with Sunday school at 945 am under Superintendent B P Moffitt at West Green Street Try on The church also holds a Wednesday prayer service at 730 pm and announces a Vacation Bible School starting Monday July 29.
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First Congregational
First Congregational Christian Church
West Green Street
Tryon
B. P. Moffitt
G. C. Crutchfield
Braden to Teach Farriss Andrews Class at First Baptist
City Manager Roy S. Braden will address the Farriss Andrews Bible class at First Baptist Church on Sunday morning at 9 45. Officials request full attendance and invite visitors to attend.
Navy veteran William D Ring discharged at Charleston NAS
William D Ring, chief radio man, was discharged from the navy at the naval air station personnel separation center in Charleston. A resident of Rt 4 and son of Mr and Mrs J M Ring, he has 10 years of service, wears 11 battle stars, and spent 30 months overseas in the Asiatic Pacific South Pacific and European theaters during the recent war.
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William D. Ring
Navy
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Charleston
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J. M. Ring
Asiatic-Pacific
South Pacific
Pastor Builds Dream Car From 1936 Ford In Kansas
L. M. Taylor, 79, retired minister in Arkansas City, builds a 1946 model by installing a 60 hp engine in a 1936 Model T. He says the jalopy runs like a dream and plans to drive it to California starting tomorrow to prove the car.
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Kas
L. M
Taylor
California
Paul L. Borden Dies at 66 in Goldsboro
Paul L. Borden 66 secretary and treasurer of Borden Manufacturing died at Goldsboro hospital from a heart attack suffered at home. Funeral set for 5:30 this afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Paul L. Borden
Byrnes Molotov clash foreshadows Paris peace talks
Washington July 27 A sharp dispute looms at the Paris peace conference as Secretary Byrnes confronts Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov over Hungary reparations. The United States demands a new Hungarian economic deal to secure Europe’s peace while protesting Red Army seizures of Hungarian food and factory removals. The 21 nation conference opens Monday to draft treaties for Hungary Italy Bulgaria Romania and Finland. President Truman will join Byrnes with other officials for the send off. Byrnes plans talks with American members on Palestine partition and immigration of 100000 Jews. He forecasts Italian peace soon and notes minority and marine views will be fully heard at Paris. The US will cooperate with Russia Britain and France on most issues but will press its own stance on Balkan policy including Danube navigation.
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Flo Greeson to Speak at Glenola Church Sunday
Flo Greeson a California born ex dancer who speaks at Youth for Christ rallies will address Glenola Baptist church on Asheboro road Sunday evening. The event targets youth but invites the public. Regular services occur during the day with Rev. Charles J. Mee Bride preaching and special music by the Jones trio.
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Flo Greeson
California
Youth For Christ
Glenola Baptist Church
Asheboro Road
Miss Greeson
Charles J. Mee-Bride
Jones Trio
There is still time to plant gardens
There is still time to plant gardens. Much food can be grown and processed by home gardeners between now and August.
Guilford County Realty Transfers High Point Township
Guilford County transfers show multiple property deeds in High Point Township and surrounding areas. Transfers include Yadkin Warehouse and Realty Company to C. McKenzie and wife. J Turner Green to E F Simpson. Lloyd Ke Clocfetter to T Boyce Moore. William Causey to G Snider. Edna Blake to A H Holton. Charles Z Ingram to Kelly and Maggie Mosteller. Sam Williamson to Joel Lentz. City of High Point to Rebecca Wagger. R J Wagger to Betsy Wagger. Ben L Herman trustee to Betsy subdivision. A C Beeson to Robert B Kearne Jr. J Keith Harrison to C K Anders.
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Yadkin Warehouse and Realty Company
Sweden America foundation awards first industrial worker scholarship
Harold Gustafsson, a Sodertalje foreman, won 5000 kronor to study U.S. foundry tooling as the Sweden America foundation grants its first industrial worker scholarship at its annual meeting.
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Sweden-America Foundation
Harold Gustafsson
Sodertalje
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Notice of Service by Publication in High Point Case
In Guilford County North Carolina the action to enforce a tax lien on property listed in J. F. Myers High Point Township for 1942 1943 is filed against James K Myers and wife Mrs James Myers and City of High Point. Defendants must answer within 20 days from August 24 1946 or relief requested will be granted. Date July 23 1946. Assistant Clerk C B Lambeth. Rupert T Pickens Attorney. 7 27 8/3-10-17.
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James Myers
City of
High Point
Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
J. F. Myers
High Point Township
Lambeth
Rupert T. Pickens
Moon Moves Into Leo Sign Tonight At 10 57 P M
The text notes a shift as the moon enters Leo at 10 57 p m. It advises focusing on ambition, love, and domestic matters while warning against salary raises and urging careful planning for trips and extended plans with possible detours.
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Etiquette Hint on Bridal Dinners and Gifts
A note advises that a dinner for a bride to be does not warrant a gift unless a shower has been planned. The guidance emphasizes avoiding gifts at such dinners unless a formal event is planned.
Birthday Day Outlook With Caution This Sabbath
If you are celebrating a birthday today you show a keen alert mind and energetic but may be nervous under strain. Avoid new projects, plan gentle activities like family time, and use the morning well around breakfast. Sudden changes may upset plans and arguments are easy to start but should be resisted.
Inca, Highlander, and Manx Identities A Quick Quiz
The reader answers identify three prompts: The Incas, The Scotch Highlanders, and Manx or Manxmen. Maple syrup is produced from sap collected in spring from maple trees.
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Notice of Tax Lien Action in Guilford County
Defendants Robert G Lassiter and wife Margaret Lassiter and Owen Reese and wife Margaret M Rerne must appear at Guilford County Superior Court in High Point Township to answer or demur to the plaintiff’s complaint within twenty days from August 10 1946 or the relief requested will be granted. J P Shore Clerk. July 7 1946.
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Margaret Lassiter
Owen Reese
Margaret M. Rerne
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Superior Court
J. P. Shore
N. C
Baptists Launch World Relief Drive for Europe and Asia
Six Southern Baptist pastors travel to Russia China Australia Norway and the Pacific region to study needs and oversee relief work. North Carolina Baptists set a 395 500 goal as part of a 3 500 000 campaign to send food and clothing to starving Europeans and Asians.
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Europe
Asia
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Southern Baptist Convention
Louie Newton
Druid Hills
Russia
T. M. Rankin
Baker James Cauthen
China
Rankin
Foreign Mission Board
Cauthen
Orient
M. E. Dodd
Australia
Southwest Pacific
Dodd
First Church
Shreveport
Josefne Lynchburg
Norway
C. Oscar Johnson
Tor
Third Baptist Church of
St. Louis
State Convention of
North Carolina
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Malaria Carriers Known By Masai Long Ago
Notice of sale issued by W L Langdon et al trustees to satisfy notes. Commissioner sets August 12 1946 at 2 PM to auction High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina property described by plat details at Larkman Street. Sale subject to court confirmation. Rupert T Pickens Commissioner.
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Saille Langdon
George W. Sprinkle
Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
Greensboro
High Point Township
Larkman Street
Larkman St
BE. H
Pieldas
Jacob White
Rupert T. Pickens
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