Church Picnic and Community Church Events Schedule
Emmanuelsic and education for the Lutheran Church hosts a picnic at Tanglewood Park in Clemmons near Winston-Salem with 4 p.m. start and 6:30 p.m. supper. Activities include tennis, softball, badminton, shuffleboard, croquet, horseshoes, swimming, horseback riding and golf. Oak View Methodist hosts Vacation Bible School through June 23 ending with a noon picnic next Friday. Charity Baptist Revival runs Sunday to June 24 with 7:30 p.m. services and a Gospel Trio from Concord. First Reformed Church Brotherhood meets Monday at 6:30 p.m. with Martin T. Garren as speaker at a father and son banquet. Salem Baptist pastor Dr Charles H. Stevens presides over Pied conference as noted.
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Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
Tanglewood Park
Clemmons
Winston-Salem
N. Main and
Westwood
Oak View
Oak View Methodist Church
W. C. Powers
Charity Baptist Church
Gospel Trio
Concord
Fraley Road
Ellington's Florist
S. Main Street
Vacation Bible School Opens With Mock Rocket Event
Mt Calvary Baptist Church hosts a 6:30 p.m. countdown on Monday marking the start of Vacation Bible School. The 10-foot rocket mock launch closes the program at 7:30 p.m. on June 25 with theme Living by Gods Time and a daily session next week from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Pat L. Taylor leads the event.
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Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
The Noble One Cardinal Rugambwa Visits Washington
Cardinal Rugambwa, born in Bukongo near Rutabo, arrives in the United States on a visit and will address the National Press Club in Washington. He rose from jungle curate to a leading Vatican figure, is known as a beggar for his people, and has built 37 elementary schools with his parishioners while living humbly in Rutabo.
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New York
Laurian Cardinal Rugambwa
Kihanja
Tanaganyike
Cardinal Rugambwa
United States
National Press Club
Washington
John XXIII
Rome
Rugambwa
Rutabo
College of Cardinals
Cardinal
Bukongo
Minister Fletcher E Howard Transferred to Gastonia Church
Rev. Fletcher E Howard president of the High Point Minister's Alliance has been transferred from Oak View Methodist Church High Point to Trinity Methodist Church Gastonia The move was made official by the Western North Carolina Conference He has served as pastor of Oak View for three years and as alliance treasurer and radio committee chair The pastor is a member and treasurer of the Boards of Christian Social Concerns in the Western N C Conference
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Fletcher E. Howard
High Point
Gastonia
Howard
Oward
Astor
Oak View Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Western North Carolina
The
Methodist Church
Oak View
Greensboro
Minister's Alliance
N. C
Christian Social Concerns
Macon Receives World Council Scholarship for India Study
Fred Keith Macon of Jamestown sails June 22 to Bangalore India to pursue a master’s in theology at United Theological College. The World Council of Churches funds his expenses. he will marry Betty Jean Hodge of Greenville Pa today.
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Fred Keith Macon
Jamestown
United States
Bangalore
India
Macon
High Point College
Boston University
World Council of Churches
Methodist Church
Betty Jean Hodge
Greenville
United Theological College
Adventist Bible School Set At Maple Street Church
Vacation Bible School begins Monday June 19 at the Seventh day Adventist Church on Maple Street. Sessions run 9:00 a.m. to noon with separate classes for ages four through 15 and all children in that age group invited to attend. Miss Ethel Mackenfuss serves as superintendent with Mrs Lillian Jones Kindergarten superintendent Mrs H H Jenkins Primary superintendent and Mrs Jean Johnston Junior superintendent.
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Vacation Bible School
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Maple Street
Ethel Mackenfuss
Lillian Jones
H. H. Jenkins
Jean Johnson
Guarding the Tongue By Newman Campbell
A reflection on speech and moral discipline urging careful words to avoid harm. Citing biblical verses from James and Old Testament passages, the piece underscores how unguarded remarks fuel sin and conflict and stresses listening before speaking.
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Newman Campbell
Proverbs on Speech and Self Control Across Testaments
The piece surveys biblical guidance on talking and temper, citing Proverbs chapters 15 and 3, James, and Mark. It notes anger’s misuse, heart-led speech, and the power of words to influence nations, referencing Peloubet notes and Churchill as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arnot
Peloubet
Christ
Cnet
Alfred Plummer
James
Sir Winston Churchill
Thomasville District Methodists Set District Conference in June
The Thomasville District Methodists will hold a District Conference at First Methodist Church Lexington from 2 30 to 4 00 p m Sunday June 25. The event aims to raise funds to renovate the District Parsonage and to absorb the Davidson and Davie County Methodist Builders Clubs into the Western North Carolina Conference program. The Rev John H Car and Rev A G Lackey will participate as new appointments are announced and district wives will organize activities. District Stewards will meet to allocate conference and district askings to local churches.
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First Methodist Church
Lexington
John H. Carto
Davidson
Davie County
Western North Carolina
Lake Junaluska
A. G. Lackey
Thomasville
Bomb found in ditch loaded with 52 pounds explosive
Hampton VA Superintendent J F Stall planned to display the World War I bomb outside his office but an ordinance disposal team from Langley Air Force Base intervened. The relic was uncovered during drainage ditch work and weighed 52 pounds of high explosive.
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Hampton
J. F. Stall
Langley Air Force Base
Missionary Cantata To Be Delivered Sunday Evening
The Brentwood Baptist Choir will sing The Greatest Story Yet Untold at Central Alliance Church Sunday at 7 30 p m. The missionary cantata by Eugene L Clark features mixed choir soloists and narrator with instrumental accompaniment and aims to celebrate world evangelization.
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Central Alliance Church
Brentwood Baptist Choir
Eugene L. Clark
Clark
Oswald J. Smith
The
Peoples Church
Toronto
Canada
Brentwood Baptist
Father's Day Observance at First Reformed Church
Father’s Day will be observed at First Reformed Church with an 11 o'clock worship service and a sermon titled The Mighty Meek. A fathers and children banquet follows Monday at 6 30 p.m with Martin T. Garren Greensboro assistant postmaster as speaker. General Guild meets Monday at 8 p.m to elect officers for the coming year.
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Martin T. Garren
Greensboro
Brotherhood of First Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Garren
First Congregational Christian Church
First Reformed Church
Choir Concert at English Street Baptist Church Sunday
The chancel chapel and men's and junior choirs will present a sacred music program titled echoes from a cathedral on Sunday June 18 at 8 p.m. Soloists include Mrs Arlene Byrd Mrs Shirley Mowery Miss Kay Lentz Miss Nancy Patterson Mrs Shirley Irvin Mrs Nancy Bogles George Mc Dowell and Larry Patterson.
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English Street Baptist Church
Arlene Byrd
Shirley Mowery
Kay Lentz
Nancy Patterson
Shirley Irvin
Nancy Bogles
George McDowell
Larry Patterson
Cartoons Provide Noon Break at William and Mary
In South Williamsburg students at William and Mary take a noon flick break as cartoons are shown at the campus center to relax during exam times.
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Williamsburg
William and Mary
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Jules Loh
Vatican
Fletcher Howard
Fred K. Macon
Nigeria
Fred K
Adventist Bible School
Alfred J. Buescher
Peter
John
Jerusalem
Israel
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Lovelight Holiness Church
High Point, N. C
Main Street
Fred A. Moody
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Country Club Drive
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Willowbrook High Point
WN. C
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Southside Baptist Church
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A. C. Moody
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