Salvation by Grace Opposed to Works in Baptist Letter
Marvin J. Ward argues salvation is by grace alone, citing Bible verses to refute works based salvation. He contends the law condemns all, humans are helpless, and salvation comes as a free gift through Jesus Christ with evidence of faith shown in works. He disputes eternal hell fire as a lasting punishment but accepts final judgment and resurrection.
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Moses
Jesus Christ
Paul
Jesus
Christ
God
W. Kimsey
Hell
Nahum
Covington
Lazarus
Israel
Jeremiah
Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar
Sodom
Gomorrah
Gethsemane
Matt
Marvin J. Ward
Craven
Raleigh
Billions More Needed as WPA Chief Warns of Shortfall
Washington May 7 The WPA faces record rolls next winter with costs $2 billion above January estimates as Hopkins testifies before a House subcommittee. He urged funding for up to 3.1 million WPA workers and outlined deficits and relief needs for the Roosevelt program.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
House Appropriations
Roosevelt
House
Hopkins
WPA
Budget Bureau
Daniel W. Bell
United States
Ickes
Public Works Administration
Auc
PWA
Death of Mrs. Kirkman Davis in Worthville
Mrs. Kirkman Davis aged 31 wife of Robert Davis died at her Worthville home at 4 pm after an illness of measles and pneumonia. She leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirkman, two sisters Virginia Kirkman and Mrs. Colon Garner, four brothers Junior Roy Arnold and Cleo Kirkman, and five children Beatrice Ethel Lee William Martha Marel. Funeral at Worthville Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. C L Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkman Davis
Enterprise
Asheboro
Robert Davis
Worthville
Frank Kirkman
Virginia Kirkman
Colon Garner
Rancheman
Junior
Roy
Arnold
Cleo Kirkman
Beatrice
Ethel Lee
William
Martha
Marel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Davis
C. L. Spencer
Thomasville Invites Public To National Hospital Day
Thomasville authorities announce National Hospital Day on May 242 with visiting hours from two to ten P M at City Memorial Hospital. The event spans the United States and Canada as communities participate in hospital open house.
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Thomasville
City Memorial Hospital
United States
Canada
Immortality Questions Prompt Letter From The Enterprise Editor
D. A. Covington notes in a May 1 letter that the six questions on the immortality of the soul received answers he deems not Bible based. The correspondence from Thomasville outlines the controversy and reader reaction as of May 6, 1938.
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Thomasville
N. C
the Enterprise
D. A. Covington
Soviet racing cars boast 130 kilometer per hour speed
The article claims new Soviet racing cars achieve a high speed of 130 kilometers per hour, signaling a notable advancement in auto performance.
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Soviet Union
Old Timers Recall Days Of Braxton Craven
A High Point reminiscence recalls Dr Braxton Craven first Trinity College president who inspired teachers for North Carolina youth and helped shape Duke University. Mentioned are alumni like Thomas Logan White and figures from Trinity’s early era, with notes on Craven’s legacy and campus history.
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Trinity
Commonwealth
Trinity College
Duke University
Durham
Duke
High Point
Braxton Craven
Old Trinity
Chestnut Street
Thomas Logan White
Craven
North Carolina Journal of Education
B. Craven
Randolph County
N. C
Fayetteville
New Garden High School
Guilford County
Brantly York
Union Institute
North Carolina
Normal College
N. C. Conference
M. E. Church
South
Randolph Macon
University of North Carolina
Andrew College
Tenn
University of Missouri
Edenton Street Methodist Church
Raleigh
Gra
Shepherd Mountain
Marcus Wood
John F. Crowell
John C. Kilgo
William P. Few
John F. Heitman
Wood
White
T. Dewitt Talmage
Brooklyn
N. Y
Piedmont
Dr. Craven
Talmage
Doctor Craven
Trinity College School of Law
Samuel Fox Mordecai
U. S
Farnifold M. Simmons
New Bern
Daniel C. Roper
Washington
Lee
Precinct Committees Named In City Precincts
Twelve precincts held meetings with committees and delegates listed for each precinct. Names include Earl Kearns, Geddie Strickland, L. S. Baynes, A. S. Coffield, R. W. Harris, and numerous chairmen, vice chairs, and delegates across Precincts 4 through 12.
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Earl Kearns
Geddie Strickland
L. S. Baynes
A. S. Coffield
R. W. Harris
Lewis E. Teague
H. H. Kennedy
Leroy Briggs
Joe Wood
R. P. Waynick
J. W. McMahon
M. F. Sechrest
Mr. Galloway
Walter Folger
Jack Burris
G. A. Pollock
B. W. Hackney
Grover Farr
W. P. Renfrow
van Wheeler
J. H. Steele
C. C. Sechrest
Edwin Hedrick
Ken Price
W. K. Dickens
J. H. Shields
W. A. Hunt
Frances Marshall
G. T. Royals
A. C. Allman
W. G Brady
L. W. Kearns
W. G. Brady
J. M. Chaffin
Carl Chriscoe
H. W. Smith
G. Brown
B. W. Bingham
E. H. Knight
J. T. Rhinehardt
B. W. Jenkins
Thomas H. Elder
Teague Campaign Sees Broad Support Across Districts
Teague completes drive as campaign managers in Durham Orange Alamance and Greensboro outline strong voter support. Leaders predict a majority plurality in Guilford and a solid showing in Alamance with headquarters in Burlington and operations from Graham. Teague says district visits and team unity spark confidence in a decisive victory.
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Teague
Spe
Durham
Orange County
Alamance
Durham County
Orang County
Yesteday
Mark Freeman
Oficer
Burlington Ice Delvery Company
Harper Barnes
Graham
Attoney
Freeman
Burlington
Barnes
Paschal
Greensbor
Gelford
Hatham County
Siler City
W. P. Hortes
Pittboro
Our Mother and Mother's Day Dedication
A sentimental verse honors mothers and the tireless care they give. The poem speaks of a mother’s aging, gentleness, and enduring love, urging gratitude and duty to keep her from sorrow. Mrs Arthur Lott of High Point Route 3 is referenced as the dedicatory addressee.
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Arthur Lott
High Point
Bishop Peele and Trinity Class of 1903 Graduate
Dr. W. W. Peele, recently elected Methodist bishop at Birmingham Alabama, was a member of the Trinity College class of 1903 that finished at the school.
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Man
W. W. Peele
Birmingham
Ala
Trinity
Building Permits Hit Peak With Multiple City Projects
Building permits surge with several private and commercial plans. One residence at 1406 Tay Street priced around 200 dollars, a private garage for Lucille Johnson at 1600 block costs 50 dollars, a warehouse on Bynum Street near Ray and Joshua at 800 dollars, and a five room brick veneer home on Trento Street valued at 3 500 dollars.
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Tay Street
EH. Bell
New Trencla
Bynum Street
Ray
Joshua Street
Lucille Johnson
Prvate
Sanders Dalla
Kivett Driv
Leonard Streets
Co. H. Mull
Trento Street
Westwood An Jones
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Hopkin
Jack Dillard
Oak Hill School
Francis Booze
Johnson Street School
Virginia Frank
Slatiors
House Appropriations Committee
O. A. Kirkman
Leona Kilburn
L. P. Howell
J. Frank Hart
H. H. Jarrell
J. V. Caviness
Edward Gurley
E. K. Ingram
O. D. Stutts
D. F. Lopp
C. A. Lewis
D. A. Kirkman
A. Conn
Charles Kellis
T. M. Blackman
L. M. Young
C. B. Holbrook
James Hunt
C. C. Suggs, Jr
O. C. Suggs, Jr
L. L. Grant
Thomas Joyce
Sam Upton
Claude Hensley
A. L. Kanipe
Joe F. Hoffman, Jr
J. O. House
G. C. Manley
Herman Burrows
Irene McAnally
Joe Kidd
Will Snider
Jesse Lawson
Chestie Black
John Roach
C. F. Grissom
Ethel Samuels
H. B. Hill
J. C. Howell
W. BE. Chilton
J. B. McKenzie
Z. Phipps
P. C. Sprinkle
E. E. Pegram
Clyde Rush
R. H. Sechrest
E. H. Seagraves
R. A. Strickland
Joe Medlin
O. B. Leviner
D. S. Witcher
Doc Deaton
Catharine Howard
W. E. Proctor
James Kerr
Roby Davis
Grover H. Jones
RB. Moss
J. A. Myatt
C. R. Melver
J. W. McGuinn
J. R. Moss
Marvin Cheek
John Huff
N.L. Garner
J. L. Johnson
W. F. Freeman
W. E. Carroll
Mr. Bond
I. P. Walke
John E. Mille
L. P. Greenway
J. Ward
Lewis FE
Willia Earl Brown
T. H. Elder
I. Walker
Charlies Suggs
J Ridge
Vance Lanter
John Miller
G. BE. Melton
W. Hussey
B. A. Woodell
D. Lee
Argie Wood
Thomas Smith
Jack Moss
Robert McKinney
R. J. Pierce
John Turner
Mills Home
Charlotte Jones
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