Fall of Judah in Babylonian captivity told in Bible history
A historical summary of Judah's decline ending in Babylonian captivity. Nebuchadnezzar besieged Jerusalem. Jehoiachin and later Zedekiah reigned briefly, Jeremiah faced imprisonment, and the temple and royal treasures were seized. Gedaliah ruled briefly before Ishmael and others fled to Egypt as Judah fell from the Lord’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
David
Solomon
Babylon
Jehoiachin
Jehoiakim
Nebuchadnezzar
Jerusalem
Zedekiah
Jeremiah
Benjamin
Penee
Ope
Irijah
Babylonia
Gedaliah
Ahi
Shaphan
Ishmael
Egypt
Quick Response Saves Building In Goldsboro
Quick action by Goldsboro fire department prevented a serious blaze at the State hospital for the Negro insane in Goldsboro. The fire started on the second floor of an old unoccupied building housing $75,000 worth of new equipment, which was undamaged. The site is slated for razing and a new structure funded by the last general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
State Hospital
A. W. Gurley
General Assembly
Policeman Wins Steak Eating Derby After Snack Spree
Seattle police Patrolman Bill Hill ate two hamburger steaks four spaghetti platters five cups of coffee and two ice cream dishes at six pm. A couple hours later he entered and won a steak eating derby with seven steaks and a strawberry sundae. He joked he could have eaten more but others quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bill Hill
Hill
Homecoming Sunday at Pine Woods Church near Thomasville
Pine Woods Methodist church near Thomasville will celebrate Homecoming Sunday with an 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Dallas Bush of People’s Bible School near Greensboro. A church grounds picnic dinner will follow and Everett Hilton will lead the singing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Woods Methodist Church
Thomasville
Dallas Bush
People's Bible School
Greensboro
Everett Hilton
Evangelist Rev. Leroy Spencer Leads Rankin Memorial Revival
Revival services at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church begin Sunday with Rev. Leroy Spencer of High Point as evangelist. Spencer, recently discharged from three years as an army chaplain, previously led Park Street Methodist Church in Belmont. Services each evening at 7:30 with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Leroy Spencer
High Point
Mr. Spencer
Park Street Methodist Church
Belmont
No Court Session Held in Greenville Police Court
City police court in Greenville did not sit today due to absence of prosecutions. Clerk H L Curry noted this rare occurrence, last seen two years ago.
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Greenville
D. C
City Police Court
H. L,curry
Curry
Services At The Churches LINDSAY MEMORIAL METHODS
Montheu avenue near Five Points Rev. T. E. Strickland pastor church school 9 43 W B Deik superintendent morning worship 11 sermon by pastor The Stars in Their Courses Fought Against Silence MYF 6 45 Evening worship and sermon by pastor Now or Never Mid week prayer service Wednesday p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montheu Avenue
Five Points
T. E. Strickland
W. B. Deik
Church Services Schedule With Philippine Sermon
Barker and Adams street hosts Rev. Juan F. Cagle as pastor with church school at 9:45 and morning worship at 11. Sermon by Rev. C. M. Ferrer of the Philippines, MYF at 6:30, evening worship at 7:30 with Rev. LeRoy Spencer delivering the sermon.
Welch Memorial Methodist Church Service Schedule
Welch Memorial Methodist at Mangum and Lake street lists Rev. H B Bolick as pastor. Church school 9:45, Walter Voncannon superintendent. Morning worship 11, sermon by pastor. MYF at 6:13, Rayford Coggins leader. Evening worship 7:40 with sermon. Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7:30 p m.
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Welch Memorial Methodist
Mangum
Lake Street
H. Bb. Bolick
Walter Voncannon
Myf
Rayford Coggins
Main Street
South Main Street
E. M. Jones
Oo. V. Kester
Baptist Tent
Jamestown Methodist Service Notes
Reverend P T Dixon pastor of jamestown Methodist church speaks on Living Up to Our Best at ten o clock. R E Bundy superintendent leads with Youth Fellowship at seven in the evening.
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Jamestown
Rev Carl A Grimm Leads Sunday Services
Pastor Carl A Grimm conducts Sunday school for all ages at 9 45 and worship at 11 with a sermon. No evening service, union meeting held at the tent.
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Carl A. Grimm
Sunday church notices list multiple area services
A regional church calendar lists service times for many denominations. Main Street Methodist and First Methodist outline Sunday worship at 11 with sermons, Sunday school, and midweek prayers. Numerous others including St Marys Episcopal Archdale and Central Friends provide similar schedules with union tent services and youth fellowships.
Rev. J. T. James Schedule for BTU and Evening Service
Rev. J. T. James leads BTU at 7 00 and an evening worship service follows. The brief notice lists his community duties and church activities for the day.
East Green and Arch Church Services Announced
Rev J P H McNatt pastor sets Sunday services at East Green and Arch with Minsel at 9 45 and 10 morning worship led by H Frazier at 11.
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East Green
Arch
J. P. H. McNatt
H. Frazier
Sunday church notices at First Presbyterian and nearby chapels
First Presbyterian on North Main at Shirley lists Rev. Paul Tudor Jones as pastor with Sunday school at 6:45, P. H. Iton as superintendent, a sermon on That They All May Be One, and 8 p.m. young peoples meeting followed by supper. Crestwood Chapel and Randolph Chapel announce church school, adult classes, vacation Bible schools, and evening sermons led by T. T. Traynham and Rev. J. P. H. McNatt respectively.
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First Presbyterian North Main
Shirley
Paul Tudor Jones
P. H. Lton
Young Peoples
Baptist Tent
Crestwood Chapel
H.C. Simmons
Ernest McCall
T. T. Traynham
Mitchells Grove Methodist Service Schedule
Kivett Drive extension under Rev. A Burgess pastor with Sunday school at 9 45 am Herman Billings superintendent morning worship at 11 am sermon by pastor young people 6 30 pm and evening worship at 7 30 pm note day 7 30 pm
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Mitchell's Grove Methodist Kivett Drive
A.burgess
Herman Billings
Methodist Church Services and Local Congregations
A roster of Sunday worship times and sermons across multiple churches including Ward Street Methodist Calvary Methodist Lebanon Methodist Wesley Memorial Church of God Christian Science Bethel Temple Hayworth Wesleyan Ennis Street Wesleyan Congregational First Church of the Nazarene Foursquare Church North Main Baptist Green Street Baptist Jewel Baptist with details on pastors service times and special events such as vacation Bible school and city-wide revival meetings.
Missionary Work and Religious Education Across Africa and Beyond
Dr. George W. Harley is named consultant to the U S Public Health mission in Liberia as church groups prepare for a Lake Forest College conference August 15 22. Other items discuss African marriage customs studies and postwar church growth in Tanganyika and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Harley
Asheville
Methodist Church
Ganta
Liberia
Republic
United States Public Health Mission
United States Army
Poe
United States
Canada
Lake Forest College
Ilinois
International Council of Religious Education
Frank Grebe
Buffalo
N. Y
Wesner Fallon
Newton Center
Mass
Harry C. Monore
Chicago
Clarence Seidenspinner
Racine, Wis
Dorothy B. Fritz
Philadelia
Louise C. Drew
Awaii
Merie Davis
New York
International Missionary Council
Bantu
Africa
International African Institute
British Colonial Office
Reaserch Foundations
Tanganyika
East Africa
Leipzig
Germany
Lutheran Church
Richard Reusch
Augustana Synod
Lutheran
0. A. Olson
Oakdale Methodist Church Service Schedule
Rev John Burger pastors Oakdale Methodist Church with 3 p m BTU and 3 45 pm worship after noon service. Evening worship held at East Russell street tent tabernacle. Sunday school at 10 am led by Henry Garrett superintendent. Morning worship and sermon at 11. Youth Fellowship at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Ennis and
Redding
W. C. Guth
Coffey
BTU
East Russell
J. T. James
Tent Tabernacle
East Russell Street
Oakdale Methodist
John Burger
Henry Garrett
Local church listings detail services and programs
Multiple churches list schedules including Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship and sermons by pastors J A Grout C M Floyd and C E Matthews Bible study Wednesday evening and youth activities are noted along with a vacation Bible school start date and a Leban on Methodist Young Adult class meeting at 1190 Johnson Street on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Methodist Church
Johnson Street
Reds Call Acheson Speech Slander in Pravda
In Moscow Pravda calls Dean Acheson’s Wesleyan address “gross and rude” to the Soviet Union. The piece denounces U S foreign policy accusing it of distrustful, dollar diplomacy and unchecked expansion under Truman doctrine, blaming American leaders for World tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda Today
Wesleyan
Dean Acheson
Unon
Acheson
Russia
Pravda
Communist Party
U. S
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dixie Potatoes Being Trucked To East's Marts
Norfolk reports a glut in southern potato markets sending northbound trucks to eastern markets where prices are higher. The Virginia Ferry Corporation notes a continued tie up at Little Creek terminal as ferries run 24 hours a day to Cape Charles, with 15 round trips daily and long lines of trucks and cars waiting. North Carolina harvests already underway while Virginia growers prepare to begin digging soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia Ferry Corporation
Little Creek
Cape Charles
North Carolina
Virginia
Shelby Radio Tower Blown Down by Wind
Shelby residents clean up after a severe windstorm that caused heavy property damage and a fatality. Barney J. Fowler, 54, city electrician, was electrocuted when he touched a 2300 volt wire as the 304 foot WOHS tower collapsed, knocking the station off the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Barney J. Fowler
City
WOHS
Lexington Man Named Head Textile Board
The Southern Textile Association closed its annual convention in Lowing Rock with speeches by Gov. Thurmond and Thurmond Chatham. Virgil E. McDowell roanoke Rapids was named president, with R T Stutts as vice president and Smith Crew as board chairman. Executive secretary is J Oscar Omas. three-year board terms went to Cauble, Marley, Crenshaw, and Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowing Rock
Southern Textile Association
Lexington
N. C
Stutts
J. Oscar Omas
Fieldcrest Mills
Spray
Marshall Dilling
Gastonia Mill
S. M. Cauble
Belmont
A. R. Marley
Durham
W. Earl Crenshaw
Lancaster, S. C
R. E. Henderson
Danville, Va
FDR Prefers Ickes to Wallace for 1938 timber
James A. Farley quotes Roosevelt saying Henry Wallace would like to run for president but prefers Harold Ickes as a fighter. Farley notes Roosevelt favored Ickes and hints at Wallace's shifting positions. He also recalls Roosevelt wanting Farley to run for New York governor in 1938 as a 1940 background.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harold Ickes
Henry Allace
James A. Farley
Henry
Farley
Ickes
Collier's
New York
Pheasant causes train stop and Aberdeen engineer injured
Public utilities commission notes a ringneck pheasant stopped a train after crashing through a locomotive and striking engineer H. S. Andrus, 68, of Aberdeen. Also a public hearing is set for June 24 1947 in High Point North Carolina on a building zone district change proposal. City Clerk Lots Welborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
High Point
North Carolina
Lexington Avenue
Palatka Street
Wright Street
Hicks Street
Welborn
Salisbury Boy Wins Scholarship
James H. Randall of Forest City and Ver non S. Ryan of Salisbury won Abraham and Charles Erlanger textile scholarships worth 1600 dollars each. They will begin studies at State college next school year after selection by the Erlanger Mills group. Four finalists were chosen after an initial 18 applicants from three North Carolina textile firms entered the May competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
James H. Randall
Forest City
Vernon S. Ryan
Salisbury
Abraham and
Charles Erlanger
State College
Malcolm E. Campbell
School of Textiles
North Carolina
Erlanger Family
New York
Erlanger Mills, Inc
Lexington
North Carolina Finishing Company
Alexander Manufacturing Company
Forrest City
Appointment for Winston-Salem Man Goodrich to state board
Governor Cherry reappointed Ray W. Goodrich of Winston-Salem to a three year term on the state board of photographic examiners. The term expires June 10, 1950. Notice also lists executors seeking claims against Irene C. Holton estate and a separate land sale notice in Guilford County with details of the July 8 auction in High Point Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Cherry
Ray W. Goodrich
State Board of Photographic Examiners
Irene
Holton
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Louise HM
Abernathy
Garrett
Brentley Circle
The
Fatete
Irene C. Holton
Superior Court of
Plore J. Clodfelter
Alta Anderson Burton
John B. Burton
Mamie R. Anderson
Myrtle Lowe
N. C. Lowe
Ruth Redding
Sid J. Redding
Kevin Anderson
Pauline Anderson
Willis Anderson
Theo Anderson
Roy Anderson
Lela Anderson
High Point Township
N C
Anderson Heights
Potts Street
Potta Street
City of
T. W. Albertson
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Prophets Jeremiah, Jonah, Isaiah
By Newman Campbell
Pine Woods Church
Spencer
Rankin Memorial
E. T. Hedrick
Bible Class
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
South Main and
Russell
L. G. Furgurson
Good Singing
Good Fellowship
Lindsay
Rankin Memorial Methodist
First Reformed Church
First Methodist North Main
Richardson
Wilson O. Weldon
L. F. Ferree
Star
ST. Mary's Episcopal North Main
Farriss
Howard S. Hartzell
Baptist
Archdale Methodist
W. B. Penny
Geo. B. Eldersupt
OAK Hill Friends
Burton Street
D. Virgil Pike
Carl Shepard
Orship
Suess
Central Friends South Main
Commerce
Cecil Haworth
Horace Haworth
Young People’s Fellowship
Union Tabernacle
Clay J. Childress
Emmanuel Lutheran North Main
Howell
F. L. Conrad
Grace Lutheran
Centennial Avenue
Fred Rockett
Walther League
First Church OF God
Louis F. Gough
Gospel Tabernacle Christian and Missionary Alliance
Willowbrook Street
Charles A. Epperson
Ray Wagner
First Baptist North
Glenola
Asheboro Road
Charles McBride
R. J. Brown
Archdale Baptist
Archdale
Paul Cassell
Tom Causby
Southside Baptist
W. H. Barker
A. Y. Bean
North Park
Putnam Avenue
H. B. Chatham
Alfred J. Buescher
Jeholiakim
Zebediah
Ismael
Brentwod
Randolph Chapel
J Ross
Ward Street
M. McKinney
E. K. Hedrick
Charlies D. White
Calvary Methodist
C. B. Newton
Lebanon
Wesley Memorial Methodist North Main Street
Sheraton
Paul Hardin, Jr
Board of Stewards
City Lake
Church OF God
Commerce Street
Fred Jump
Christian Science Christian Science Society
North Main Street
Bethel Temple
F. C. Myers
Hayworth Wesleyan
H. T. Troxlier
J. Paul Hill
O. BE. Embler
WYPS
Ennis Street Wesleyan Sunday School
H . Danford
M. C. Connor
Ymweb
Mildred Hyde
Congregational
West Green
Tryon Street
G. C. Crutchfield
W. R. Jones
First Church OF the Nazarene
East Green Street
C. C. Brown
Foursquare Church
English Street
C. L. Watkins
North Main Baptist
Neil J. Armstrong
Green Street Baptist
Green Street
Mangum Avenue
Julian
Hopkins
Russell Street
Jewel Baptist
J. P
W. W. Reid
National Fire Protection Association of
Boston
Neville Langford-Smith
Mangu
Reusch
Paul Hutchinson
Europe
Asia
America
Church OF Christ
Hamilton Street
W. E. McGilvrey
Ervin Griffin
Christian Endeavor
First Pilgrim Holiness
South
Hamilton
J. A. Grout
John Lain
Pisgah Baptist Worth
Wingate Streeta
C. M. Floyd
Z. V. Lanier
C. E. Matthews
John Cargill
MT. Calvary Baptist
Randolph Street
Carl W. Staley
East’s Marts
Shelby Radio
FDR
Farm Bureau
Henry J. York
S. Main ST
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance
Home Office
Columbus, Ohio
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