Directory of area churches with multiple denominations listed
A long OCR fragment lists numerous church names by denomination and pastor. It includes Adventist, Baptist, Catholic, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Disciples, Congregational Christian, Christian Science, Church of God, Church of Jesus Christ, Episcopal, Foursquare, Pilgrim, Presbyterian, and Lutheran styles with pastor names, street addresses, and local congregations. The scattered text shows an organized directory format for Greensboro area churches and pastors across several streets and neighborhoods.
Local Church Notes and Services Roundup
Sunday schedules and sermons across Springfield churches include Springfield Friends Meeting at 11 a.m. worship with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School led by John Purcelle. First Baptist Church sets 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. service with Rev. Albert S. Hale. music by Eva Staples and choirs. midweek activities for youth and women. Gospel Tabernacle, Gospel Tabernacle and First Church of Christ share service times and guest speakers. church events cover prayers, study sessions, choir rehearsals, and youth programs.
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Spain
Springfield
First Baptist
Albert S. Hale
Eva Staples
Sunbeam
Hale
Gospel Tabernacle
Christ Our Passover
Donald B. Irvin
Gospel Tabernacle of the Christian
Mison
Willowbrook ‘Street
Tabernacle
Abe
Church OF Christ
Our Beloved Barnabas In The Early Christian Mission
Newman Campbell reflects on Paul and Barnabas as central figures in the new gospel. The piece recalls their shared life, charity, and peril from authorities. It notes their mission from Antioch to Jerusalem and Lycaonia, including miracles and travels under the Holy Ghost.
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Jerusalem
Barnabas
Antioch
Newman Campbell
Peter
James
John
Paul
Jesus
Damascus
Agabus
Palestine
Herod
Saul
Selucia
Stoning
Icon
Stephen
Phenice
Cyprus
Tarsus
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S. A
King Features Syndicate
Paul and Barnabas Split Up Over Mission Journey
The text recounts Barnabas introducing Paul to the apostles and vouching for his conversion. Disputes over Gentile inclusion and circumcision lead to a council letter. Barnabas and Paul disagree on taking Mark on their next journey, separating with Barnabas taking Mark and Paul choosing Silas.
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Paul
Barnabas
Mark
Wesley Memorial Lent Observances and Services
Lent activities at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church span seven Sundays from 9 to 10 am with communion led by Dr W Arthur Kale and Rev E M Avett. The 11 am sermon titled A Matter of Life and Death uses Luke 9 1 6. Choirs perform pieces by Gounod and Mason Harriss. 5 50 pm vesper subject Grooves as Well as Wings. Ellenor Reid Terry leads youth. chapel and celian choirs participate in selections from Alceste and Cre- dent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W. Arthur Kale
E. M. Avett
Mildred Crowder
Mason Harriss
Randolph Phillips
Ellenor Reid Terry
Cecelian Choir
Alceste
Bluck- R
Christ Jesus Lesson Sermon Focus in Christian Science Churches
The weekly lesson theme centers on Christ Jesus with the Golden Text from Isaiah 11 and John 1 14 reflecting the divine birth and glory of Jesus. Passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy interpret Jesus as the embodiment of grace and truth.
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Christ Jesus
Jesse
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Women of the Church Executive Board Meeting Notice
The Executive Board of the Women of the Church will meet Monday at 11 oclock with lunch at noon. No general meeting follows in the Gleaners Room. Circles will be drawn and new officers installed. Note the date change to March 4 for the Cub club supper on Tuesday.
Randolph and Crestwood Church School Schedule
Randolph and Crestwood Presbyterian Churches announce Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. led by Jack Scott. The Pioneer Young People of Crestwood Church meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Randolph
Crestwood
Randolph and
Crestwood Presbyterian Churches
Crestwood Presbyterian Church
Jack Scott
Crestwood Church
Oil Industry Spurs Wealth in Mississippi
Mississippi has developed into a 50 million dollar a year oil industry in 12 and a half years since the first well. About 5,000 residents are employed in oil and gas, earning 15 million annually. By 1950 38 operators and 18 companies were active with 1,600 producing wells. Offshore seismic surveys for 800,000 acres signal a potential offshore well and legislators discuss funding roads and schools from offshore revenue.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Yazoo City
Rel
Brookhaven
Natchez
Wader Way
Waste Conference In Raleigh Attracts 500 Officials
More than 500 industrial and municipal officers have been invited to attend the Southern municipal and waste conference at North Carolina State College in March. The inaugural session in the Southeast will focus on waste treatment and disposal.
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Raleigh
North Calina State College
Southeast
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High Point Church Directory
Adventist Seventh Day Adventist
D. G. Anderson
Baptist
Allen Ree
H. Se
Poriop
Allen Jay Heeds Savevasieses
Rawley Farm
North Main Green Street
L. B. Reavis
Green Archdale
J. W. Allen
Sbdaveceeseets
Pine Grove
Frank McDaniel
Gbetees
Green St. Mission—L. Jr
Seesewise
Stanton Conrad Memorial
George Richman
CCC
R. L. Kizer
Thomasville
H.P
C. Gatewood
J. L. Mabe
Iit
W. L. Smith
Lexington Avenue
Albertson Road
Woodrow W. Shishies
Hampton
Eves Albertson
Bethel
Bethel Temple
F. C. Myers
Immac
Heart of Mary
Robt
J. MacMillan
Christian and Missionary Alliance Gospel Tabernacle
Seusees
Willowbrook
Central Christian
E. Eugene Crook
Seeees Jones and
Locke
Congregational Christian
Guy H. Veazey
Christian Science
W. Green and
Tryon
Christian Science Society
North Main Eee Renee
Church OF God
Oak Ridge
Coy
New Yates
Rawley Farm Church of God
Fred Jump
East Commerce Living
First Church of Christ
W. E. McGilvrey
Hamilton and
State Church of Christ
K. A. Frazier
YMCA
Episcopal St
Foursquare Foursquare Church
Harold Harms
Pote
Pentecostal
F. At Dail
Sseeeens See
Mighland Ave
First Pilgrim
J. A. Grout
Epabeoccece
van Hamilton
Church of Jesus Christ
Claud Hiatt
Lutheran
Grace
F. W. Rockett
Centennial-North Drive
Emmanuel
Harry D D. Hawthorne
N. Main
Howell
Methodist
W. Kenneth Goodson
N. Main-Richardson Fairview
Jack Alber
Brokaw Road
Trinity Main Street
W. G. McFarland
Main-Mal Calvary
T. G. Naan
Green
Archdale
W. Smith
Postet
Arehda
Fairfield
Tuttle
Lebanon
W. C. Sides, Jr
State Jamestown
P. T. Dixon
Seeeesssess
Jamestown
Mitchell Grove
D Bottoms
Kivett Drive
Ward Street
C. F. Womble
E. Burton
E. . Delinger
W. Albertson Road
Oakdale
T. Williams
Jamestown Oak View
Arthur Kale
Sheraton Highland
J. E. Cochran
Éentiie
Mill
Lindsay Memorial
Don Payne
Montlieu Avenue
Rankin Memorial
Joseph
Barker and Adams Arsees
J. C. Grose, Jr
Nathan Hunt Drive
Welch Memorial
Strader
Mangum and Lake
Nazarene
Calvary
A. H. Johnson
Rome
Green Street Archdale
Watts
Shirley Crestwood
Greensboro
Asheboro
Brentwood
J. P. H. McNatt
E. Green Street
Carl A. Grimm
Seeee
S. Main Street
Ennis Street
J. Seopelle
M. Gardner
Providence
S. T. Gseee
Allen Jay
Hayworth Memorial
W. Carl Levin
Newton Street
Hickory Chapel
J. Walden Tysinger
Rivett Drive
Melrose Mill
J. E. Melton
Va Temple
Cena
F. R. Mason
Bayior
S. M. Frazier
Leflman
Mason
Teat
Hulda
St. Paul—L
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Gsckvsidekadanigecb
Leonard
Price Mt. Olive
W. H. Hale
Seeee Davis Avenue
St. Mark
J. J. Patterson
E. Washington Pearson Memorial
A. D. Dilworth
Washington-Ecclesce Stone
St. Stephens
S. A. Speight
St. Matthew C. M
F. Judd
Hay Brooks Memorial
W. S McLeod
Fairview
Oak Grove
W. E. Meig
Washington Terrace
J. E. Reid
Pilgrim
G. J. Thomas
Taylor
Eels
Christ the King——Bartholomew Paytas
Cherry Street
A. W. Waddell
Seevee Perry
Seeee Leonard
Aceeee
Olga
Mars Hill
W. A. Jones
Escseseeeecereees
W. Willis St. Matthew
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Sdedecdtadissonaticans
Taylor Bethel
K. Mingo
Ceveeeceess Kivett Drive
Beulah Tavernatio
Lee 7
Ashworth
Eecereeceeses
Pastview Hse 1
E.siler
E. McCants
Seveseeeeeess Beamon
Alexander Gilmore
Gurley
Pines
al den
Alfred
Ruescher
Elizabeth Cooper
Edwin Chappel
G. Ray Ralls
I. D. Motsinger
Louise Southern
Women of the Church
Beta ‘of the Red
Main Street Methodist
J. W. Morgan
Wilbur G. McFarland
King of Heaven
Andrews
Caertory
Davis Smith
Harold Kearns
Gabriel
Harry B. Monroe
Fielding G. Kearns
MYF
St. Stephen
Church Board of Education
R. W. Ad
Committee On
Clinard
First Methodist
Ison Rogers
Char‘mione Rose
Christian Ee A
Ciary
T Strickland
Ian
William W. Collins
King
A. C. Lovelace
Friedell
Church School
Judas Iscariot
Boys
Woman's Society Board
A. M. Idol
Arthur Kirkman
Spiritual Life Fellowship
WMFR
Burgess Memorial Chapel
Mueller
Woman’s Society
Woman's Wesley Church
Wesley Hall
Moray
Memorial Chapel
Elsie Ellen Moore
L. C. Matton
Board of Education
Christ
A. W. Kiemme
Parkway
Memorial
Esc Eligi Ag i Eng
Palm
Podmerents
North Main St
First Presbyterian
Noble T. Praigg
Roy E. Watts
Henry Whipple
Kuhnau
Buxtehude
Franck
Farrant
Whpe-Am
Pioneer and Youth Fellowships
Patsy Garrison
Onward Christian Soldiers
Ira Ben Miller
Alllson Shivers
Janet Alexander
Kay Idol
Mary Agnes Blair
Becky Hayward
Ann Michael
Ginger Honeycutt
Bobby Pierce
Martha
Acta
Jupiter
Mercurius
Judas
Silas
Churches OF Christ, Scientist
Lystra
Acts
THE
Willowbrook Street
H. Y. C. Rally
Bales Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
Robert P. Miller
Spring Garden Friends Church
First Nazarene
Pilgrim Holiness
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Methodist