Mother's Day Reflections Highlight Family Strength and Service
The piece extols mothers as the pivot of the family and notes how modern life and societal changes test family life. It highlights the High Point Family Service Bureau’s new director Miss Charlotte Entemann and the domestic relations court as signs of renewed focus on family stability and marriage.
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Russia
Free World
High Point Family Service Bureau
Family Service Bureau
America
Charlotte Entemann
High Point
Creation and Elijah the Prophet in Israel’s Gospel Era
The lesson discusses humanity's creation in God's image, the idolatry of Israel, and Elijah's stand against Baal. It traces Ahab and Jezebel's reign, Jezebel's persecution, and Elijah's courage, culminating in the Mount Horeb fire miracle and Israel's recognition of the Lord. The sermon contrasts modern materialism with devotion to God and urges faith as salvation.
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Israel
Judah
Rehoboam
Jeroboam
Russia
Ahab
Jezebel
Elijah
Omri
Jezreel
Baal
Ashtaroth
God
Jehovah
Mount Horeb
Kremlin
Earth
W.A.B
The Trademark Of Your Home by Robert G Tuttl e
A pastor urges parents to shape a Christian home as the market of future character. He cites Mary and Lois, Eunice, Timothy, and Homeric blessings, arguing love, wisdom, patience, faith, and laughter form the home’s trade mark. Emphasizes first things first and daily life as teacher.
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Jesus
Mary
Timothy
Paul
Lois
Eunice
Percy Hayward
Leland Foster Wood
Mr. Wood
Saul
John
Jane
Joe
God
Reader's Note on War Ends Through Negotiation
The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom urges negotiation to end Indochina's civil war, warns against U.S. military victory policy, and backs Senator Gillette's April 5 recommendations for independence and UN consideration. The letter calls for Geneva Conference results or adoption of Gillette's proposals if talks fail. Charlotte Adams signs as Chapel Hill Branch president.
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Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Indochina
Tory
Gillette
Senate
United States
United Nations
Charlotte Adams
Chapel Hill
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Twin sons born to British wife stun father after 56 days
A British couple welcomes twins 56 days after the birth of a son. The first boy weighs 3 15 ounces and the second 5 pounds 10 ounces. Both babies and mother fare well. The report appears in the British Empire Journal of Obstetrics.
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British Empire Journal of Obstetrics
Papa
Cincinnati
Miami
Fla
Auburn
N. Y
Augustus
Thoughts on words and world from a country editor column
A country editor offers snippets and musings on language, politics, and daily life. The piece ponders Merretricious and Temerity with Webster definitions, jokes about McCarthy speaking fees, and a bygone era CPA-like control while a light street scene prompts a barber dialogue.
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O. K
Gus
Joe McCarthy
Great Britain
France
CPA
Col. Lindbergh
Lindy
Paris
Noah Webster
Mother in Everyday Dress and Memorial Thoughts
A collection of reminiscences and reflections on mothers and Mother's Day. Personal memories of a mother in everyday dress, the bond of love, and a Marine’s letter from South Korea recounting aid efforts for orphans. Also notes on hosiery trends, funeral zone signs, and a Denver accountant visiting Asheville.
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Valley of Death
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Apterno
B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Charles B. Lofis
THE
Associated Press
Holt McPherson
Co. W. Patterson, JR
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Christian Advocate
Robert G. Tuttle
First Methodist Church
Pacific Ocean
Red Sea
Sen
Joseph Mewarthy
Neal O'Hara
Royal B. Allen
Raymond A. Shipton
Korea
South Korea
5Th Marine Regiment
First Division
Care Fpo
San Francisco
Scott
Williams
Hanes Mill
Winston-Salem
Milady
Paul Charping
Clem W. Collins
Denver
Colorado
Harker Collins
Asheville
American Institute of Accountants
Alpha Kappa Psi
O. Arthur Kirkman
Kirkman
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