Defeat of the Southern Kingdom Covered by Lesson
The article reviews Judah's fall from Rehoboam through Zedekiah, detailing wars, invasions, and reforms. It highlights Joash's rise and decline, Hezekiah's revival and Sennacherib's siege, Josiah's reforms and the temple scroll, Nebuchadnezzar's invasions, Jerusalem's destruction, and Jeremiah's prophetic role among Jewish refugees.
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Judah
Rehoboam
Egypt
Solomon
Joash
David
Jehoiada
Syria
Amaziah
Uzziah
Hezekiah
Avhich Hezekiah
Sennacherib
Assyria
Jehoahaz
Josiah
Jehoiakim
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Jehoiachin
Zedekiah
Jerusalem
Zion
Kingdom of
Jeremiah
Frazier to Speak in Moose Hall Sunday
Evangelist Taylor H. Frazier will speak Sunday night at 7 45 in the Moose auditorium on North Main Street. Rev Mr Frazier was in the hos-
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Frazier
Moose Hall
Taylor H. Frazier
Moose Auditorium
North Main Street
Mr. Frazier
Hos
Evangelist Frazier Preaches on The Second Coming
An interdenominational revival meeting fills a large congregation as an assistant fills the pulpit in the absence of the pastor who is hospitalized. Evangelist Frazier will deliver Sunday night’s sermon, titled The Second Coming of Jesus Christ, with public attendance encouraged.
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Pital
Frazier
Jesus Christ
Thornton Wilder Attends Missionary School in China
Noted playwright Thornton Wilder winner of the 1938 Pulitzer Prize for Our Town is described as having attended a boarding school for missionaries' sons in China.
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Thornton Wilder
China
North Carolina Baptist pastor schools announced
RALEIGH. M A Huggins says three pastors schools will be held in summer in the state. Mars Hill May 28 to June 1 Wake Forest June 4 to 8 Gardner Webb June 11 to 15. Each school runs Monday afternoon to Friday noon with a special wives class led by Mrs J S Farmer and others on The Woman's Missionary Union at Work.
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Raleigh
CNS
M. A. Huggins
North Carolina Baptist Convention
Mars Hill
Wake Forest
Gardner-Webb
Woman's Missionary Union
J. S. Farmer
Growing Durham Bulletin Outlines Church Council Plans
The North Carolina Council of Churches bulletin due this weekend details church growth across the state. New councils form in Raleigh and Wilson with campaigns on Sunday school attendance and a week of prayer.
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Durham
CNS
North Carolina
Young Ple
Ange
Coun
Council
North Olina
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Selma
Salisbury
Rocky Mount
Raeford
Morganton
Maiden
Lexington
Lenoir
Leaksville
Huntersville
Charlotte
Burlington
Asheville
Youth leaders plan state youth department in Greensboro
Conference at St Marys on the Woman's College campus gathers youth leaders from across North Carolina to organize a state youth division under the North Carolina Council of Churches. Miss Mary Louise Woodson of Charlotte leads the youth division effort and the council already sponsors cooperative youth activities.
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Greensboro
CNS
St. Mary's
Woman's College
North Carolina Council of Churches
Mary Louise Woodson
Charlotte
Id State
Council
Missionary Warfield Discusses Religious Education
Dr. Gai ther P Warfield a 20 year missionary to Poland spoke on teaching work of the church at a Rowan county meeting of Methodist churches. His Poland experiences yielded helpful tips for educating children youth and adults. Four sessions drew large crowds showing strong local interest.
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Religious Education
Salisbury
CNS
Gaither P. Warfield
Poland
Rowan County
Field Worker Appointed in Shelby
The late R. M. Hauss named field representative of the North Carolina Allied Church, an ecumenical temperance group supported by major denominations. Hauss, former Lions Club president and active community figure, is recognized for local service and leadership in anticorruption efforts.
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Shelby
CNS
R. M. Hauss
North Carolina Allied Church
Hauss
Lions Club
Memorial Service and Picnic Planned at Local Churches
An all day program on May 20 includes a morning memorial service at 11 by Rev. John Cline of Durham, a church school session at 10, and an afternoon address by Rev. J. A. McMillan of ed-Home at cn an. The event features church choir music and a dedicatory number by a trio.
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John Cline
Durham
J. A. McMillan
Cn An
First Methodist Rally Day Set With Theme Inspiring Teaching
The First Methodist church Sunday school plans a Rally Day program at 9 45 am with all departments participating. The 11 am service offers the sermon What Is Man and the choir to perform Supplication. Evening service at 8 pm features How Big Are You with solo Hear My Cry O Lord by Mrs J H Allred.
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First Methodist
First Methodist Church
Scott
Memorial Service Set at Pleasant Grove Methodist
A memorial service will be held at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock with speaker T. Pickens of High Point. The public is invited to attend, officials announced today.
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Pleasant Grove Methodist Road
T. Pickens of
High Point
Church Service and Memorial Observances At Local Parish
At First Evangeli and Reformed Church worship begins 11:00 Sunday with Rev Hoy L Fesperman delivering The Problem of the Church. Choir sings Send Thy Holy Spirit. Memorial service for Major Lloyd E Whitley at 5:30 with Chaplain Robert B Weaver Address. Edgar Hartley aids the pastor. Evening service at 8 features Take Up Thy Cross. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7:30.
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First Evangeli and Reformed
Hoy L. Fesperman
Gounod
Lloyd E. Whitley
Robert B. Weaver
Edgar Hartley
The
YMCA
Fesperman
M. F. Crooks
Donald Gibbardt
Oakley
Highway of Holiness Sermon at First Pit Holiness
At 710 S Hamilton St day school convenes at 9 45 with Rev J A Grout delivering a 11 am sermon on The Highway of Holiness The Young People's Society speaker Sgt Paul Lain shares wartime air corps experiences including missionary stations in India Evening service at 7 45 features Sin Truly Revealed All visitors and servicemen urged to attend
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Pit Holiness
S. Hamilton St
We Day School
J. A. Grout
Young Peoples Society
Paul Lain
Air Corps
India
Abbott's Creek Church Homecoming and Memorial Day Service
Abbott's Creek Baptist Church hosts Homecoming and Memorial Day on Sunday May 20. An all day schedule includes 1 30 p m dinner on the grounds a morning recognition service for men in uniform sponsored by Burden Sisters Sunday school class led by Walter McCuiston. Dean P E Lindley of High Point College will speak in the afternoon with the church choir led by Mrs Paul A Motsinger and a male quartet from First Baptist Winston Salem performing.
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Abbott's Creek
B T U Prayer Bands Meet at Southside Baptist Church
The B T U and Prayer bands of Southside Baptist Church will gather at the church tonight at 7:30 for a fellowship hour. Miss Daisy Shaw will lead the meeting.
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B.T.U
Southside Baptist Church
Daisy Shaw
First Presbyterian Welcomes New Pastor for Sunday Sermon
The church names Rev. Paul Tudor Jones as new pastor and invites members to 11 o clock worship Sunday. The sermon topic is announced as In the.
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First Presbyterian
Paul Tudor Jones
Sunday Worship Schedule Announced for All Departments
Beginning, God. Sunday school in all departments at 9 45 a m. The Young Peoples meeting at 5 p m. The public is cordially invited to worship with us.
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God
Young Peoples
Wesley Memorial Evening Schedule with Choir and Youth
The program includes an 8:00 pm sermon Your Eye and Mine with special music by the school a capella choir directed by Carl G. N. Cronsett. A 6:15 pm Youth Fellowship precedes the Victory hour on Wednesday.
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Wesley Memorial
Bible school and service lineup at local church
Bible school opens at 9 45 a m with superintendent H B Chatham. Morning speaker is Mrs Nettie Hatcher Hoge of Greensboro. Training union meets at 6 45 p m directed by C H Farmer. Evening worship at 7 45 led by pastor Hughey O Miller.
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Bible School
H. B. Chatham
Nettie Hatcher Hoge
Greensboro
C. H.farmer
Hughey O. Miller
Church Service Led by Rev Thomas Melton
After Sunday school at 9 45 a m the Rev Thomas T Melton superintendent of the western North Carolina conference will lead the service The youth society meets at 630 p m
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First Pentecoastal. Ae
Thomas T. Melton
Western North Carolina Conference
Youth Society
Pine Woods Church Invites Public to 2:30 Gathering
The Pine Woods Church north of Thomasville invites the public to attend a 2:30 p.m. service.
Memorial service at Marlboro Friends church with Dr Rozzelle
At 2 30 p m the Marlboro Friends church will hold its annual memorial service with Dr C E Rozzelle of Wesley Memorial Methodist church as principal speaker. Music will be by the Gospel Trio and the Randleman Quartet. A service at the cemetery follows and the public is invited.
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Marlboro Friends Church
C. E. Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Gospel
Randleman Quartet
Holy Communion Celebrated as Whit Sunday Observed
Celebration of Holy Communion at 8 a m and church school at 9 45 a m. 11 a m service marks Whit Sunday with Rector Howard S Hartzell delivering the sermon. Tenor soloist W T Bar nett performs O Lord Most Holy by Franck. City wide B T U meeting at 2 30 p m at Allen church with Rev Scaff from Fairmont Baptist church as speaker.
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Howard S. Hartzell
W. T. Barkett
O Lord Most Holy
Zefar Franck
B.T.U
Sunda Yay Ateeness
Allen Church
Scaff
Aea
Fairmont Baptist Church
Central Friends Church Services and Activities
The morning worship at 11 features minister Cecil E. Haworth presenting The Finger Prints of God. Evening service at 6 30 covers How Does the Kingdom Grow. Junior choir meets 5 30, Young Friends Fellowship 6 30, Boy Scouts Monday 7 15, Evening Circle regular meeting Monday 7 30.
Main Street Methodist Church Announces Sunday Service
Sunday service at eleven o clock features Rev Herman Duncan of Asheboro delivering the sermon. Revival continues through Wednesday with third quarterly conference led by Dr W A Lambeth. Rev Walter R Kelly will speak on When the Shackles Fall Off. Youth Fellowship hosts a six o clock supper with guests from First Methodist church.
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Main Street Methodist Church
Hermann Duncan
First Methodist Church
Asheboro
W. A. Lambeth
Greensboro
Walter R. Kelly
Harley Williams
Allen Jay Chorus To Sing Sunday At Springfield
The Allen Jay high school glee club of fifty four voices will present a program of sacred music at Springfield Friends meeting tomorrow morning at eleven. Directed by Mrs. Bennison the chorus recently performed The Pirates of Penzance at the high school auditorium. The program features hymns prayers duets and selections by the choir with Rev. Milton Hadley and Kathry Daniel among the participants.
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Allen Jay High School Glee Club
Springfield Friends Meeting
T. Bennison
High School
Weldon Johnson
Milton Hadley
Presbyterians to Gather at Montreal for General Assembly
The eighty-fifth General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States will convene in Anderson auditorium Montreal N C at 7 30 PM Thursday with about 370 ministers and elders. Rev Charles L King D D of Houston Texas will open with a sermon and the 1945 46 moderator will be elected. Reports from executive committees will be heard the first morning and fraternal greetings received Friday. Five evening programs on foreign missions stewardship Christian education ministerial relief home missions and religious education are planned. The second annual banquet for ruling elders commissioners will feature Judge John A Sibley of Marietta Ga as speaker on The Church s Contribution to the Peace of the World. Attendance is limited to duly elected commissioners with Defense Transportation permits.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Anderson Auditorium
Montreal
N. C
Charles L. King
D. D
Houston
Texas
E. C. Scott
Dallas
John A. Sibley
Marietta
S. J. Patterson, Jr
Office of Defense Transportation
Student from Duke to speak at church meeting
A Duke University student among speakers at a church meeting is scheduled to address attendees. The event features a mix of community voices and will cover local issues.
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Duke University
Feeders Get Subisdy To Fatten Cattle In War Era Plan
Washington reports a new government plan to boost civilian meat supply by paying feeders 50 cents per hundredweight to fatten cattle. The move aims to move cattle to feed lots, prevent price cuts, curb black market leakage, and direct meat from plants to cities with shortages.
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Washington
Fred M. Vinson
Vinson
First Methodist Rally Day aims to Reach Every Person
The First Methodist Church Sunday School observes Rally Day Sunday at 9 45 with all classes meeting in the downstairs auditorium. Mrs T R Ballard supervises the program theme Seek to Reach Every Person with Christian Teaching. Speakers include Mrs N borough and Ralph Vance with musical numbers by several singers. Dr W L Mullekin of Spartanburg S C will speak briefly.
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First Methodist Church
T. R. Ballard
N.borough
Ee Phils
Thea
Ralph Vance
D. A. Dowdy
C. R. Hinshaw
A. J. Koonce
Bronson Matney, Jr
T. E. Strickland
Amn
W. L. Mullekin
Spartanburg
IS. C
Board of Education
S. C
Little Man Beats Big Wife in Dallas Court
In Dallas on May 19 a 125 pound man was placed under a $300 peace bond after an incident in which he beat his 280 pound wife. The court session focused on the domestic dispute and the bond was set pending further proceedings.
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Little Man
Dallas
Justice Court
Advance Work At Brentwood For A Gospel Week
Brentwood Presbyterian church hosts a week of Personal Evangelism May 13-20 led by Rev J P H McNatt with Dr Q N Honeycutt assisting. Special evangelistic services run May 20-27 with Rev Frank S Jones assisting, sermons Sunday and weekday evenings. Vacation Bible School is planned to begin June 17 with more details to follow.
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Brentwood Presbyterian Church
J. P. H. McNatt
Q. N. Honeycutt
Indian Trail
Frank S. Jones
Asheboro
Mr. Jones
Brentwood Presbyt Church
Crew Of Bomber Forced To Bail Out Near Hurricane
A three man crew of a two engine army bomber bailed out of their plane near Hurricane West Virginia after running low on fuel. The craft, abandoned at low altitude, was not recovered and the pilot suffered leg injuries and was taken to Mary Washington hospital. Neighbors reported hearing the sputter but not noting a crash, and the whereabouts of the other crew members were unclear.
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Huntington
W. Va
Mary’s Hospital
J. T. Hill
Hill
Settlement at Germantown sparked 18th century immigration surge
The article highlights Germantown as the site of a major 18th century migration to America leading to permanent settlements by men, marking a significant wave of early colonial immigration and community formation.
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America
Mans
Germantown
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