Presbyterians Plan 82nd General Assembly in Knoxville
The 82nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States will meet May 28 at First Presbyterian Church in Knoxville Tennessee for a six day session. About 354 commissioners from 88 presbyteries across 17 synods will attend along with visitors totaling around 400. The program includes sessions on religious education missions and stewardship with the assembly highlighting Christian education movement progress and a campaign for related institutions.
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82Nd General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
First Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
Tenn
Religious Education Advance Assembly
United
Religious Education Advance
Executive ‘Committee of Religious Education
Charles E. Diehl
Southwestern
Memphis
Dr. Dieh
Home Missions
Homer McMillan
D.D
Atlanta
Christian Education
Henry H. Sweets
Louisville
Christian Education Movement
Synod of North Carolina
List of clergy and officials for North Carolina General Assembly
A long roster of reverends and lay delegates named to the General Assembly includes dozens of pastors from towns such as Lexington, Charlotte, Greensboro, Wilmington, and Raleigh, plus alternates listed with counties and affiliations across the state. The document enumerates clergy and lay members by name, church, and location, reflecting broad religious representation.
Vacation Church School Opens in Thomasville Monday
The Main Street Methodist church in Thomasville announces its Annual Vacation Church School from May 25 to June 3. Miss Lillian Yow leads the program with a faculty including Mrs. M. L. Bales, Miss Dorothy Bumgardner, and others. Classes run 9 to 11 each weekday for ages 3 to 18, with Bible instruction, church study, recreation, and music. enrollment over 200 expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Main Street Methodist Church
Lillian Yow
MM. L. Bales
Dorothy Bumgardner
Robert C. Rapp
BR. M.sey
Harry W. Carlee
Claiborne Pennington
J. W. Prevo
Ruth Harrison
Frances J. Kratz
Saena Howie
Lee F. Tuttle
Main Street
Homecoming Service at Thomasville Church Today
Special to The Enterprises Thomasville May 683 A Homecoming Service will be conducted at the Wesley Barden Class of the Main Street Methodist church in Thomasville Sunday at ten oclock with the service broadcast as usual each Sunday morning An effort has been made to contact every class member many of whom are now serving in other sections of the country
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Wesley Barden
Main Street
Methodist Echurch
Ten Oelock
Tsing
Memorial Service at Mount Pleasant near Thomasville
Plans are complete for the annual Memorial service at Mount Pleasant Methodist church near Thomasville. Sunday school begins at 9:45. Rev. W. T. Albright delivers the Memorial sermon at 11. A picnic dinner follows at noon. Cemetery service at 1:15, then Rev. Lee F. Tuttle delivers the memorial address at 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
W. T. Albright
Lee F. Tuttle
Main Street Methodist Church
Power industry meeting argues for full wartime cooperation
Raleigh May 23 representatives of Southeastern Power Company held a two day conference here on war problems. editor of the Electrical World f B Williams said the power industry stands ready to meet every war recruitment. Williams criticized over strict government regulation and said industry was giving complete cooperation. Discussion focused on speeding production of war essentials. conference ends today.
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Raleigh
Southeastern Power Company
B. Williams
New York
The
Electrical World
Williams
How Can I by Anne Ashley
A reader asks practical tips from an old issue. Answers cover testing watered milk with a needle, extending life of blankets pillows and mattresses by sun airing, and keeping door paint from blistering by washing with paraffin to remove dirt and refresh color.
Lessons In English by W L Gordon
Education column lists common word pitfalls and vocabulary push to grow usage. It notes misused terms such as habiliments and amalgamate, gives pronunciation tips for cognac, and highlights a daily word and its meaning. It also mentions a 866 portland looting response by U S Marines and an upcoming service with local speakers and music by the Sunday school orchestra.
Deputies Say They Made No Search Of Walters Garage
Deputy Sheriff O D Apple denied a published claim that Guilford County sheriff candidate John E Walters had his garage searched. He stated he and J W Donavant went to the garage to check a capias on John York and did not enter the premises. No search warrant was shown and no search occurred. Walters declined to comment.
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O. D. Apple
Enterprise
John E. Walters
Guilford County
J. W. Donavant
Apple
Donavant
Superior Court
John York
York
Phillips Avenue
Reidsville Road
John E. Walter
Cruck
Walters
Watters
Walkers
Waleters
Scooter replaces car ends in police court
A motorist in Ephrata Pennsylvania substituted a gasoling driven scooter for his car to save fuel and rode erratically down Main Street before arriving at police court charged with drunken driving. An unrelated note states about 236000 eggs led by the herring in a single spawning period.
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Cocrtephrata
Main Street
Mayor balks at paying $85 for 500 fishing worms
Newcastle Indiana Mayor Sam J. Bufkin questions why the city should pay 85 dollars for 500 night crawlers kept by Erwin L. Brown in his garage. Brown sent a letter to the mayor demanding either reimbursement or the worms, noting city workers had hauled them away.
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Newcastle
Ind
Sam J. Bufkin
Eawin L. Brown
Brown
Bufkin
Civilian Defense First Aid Class Schedule Released
Schedule shows May classes with eight sessions led by instructors J Leslie Andrew P Davis Henry Bet Raymond Williams Harold Whearns. Locations include senior high school gymnasia Prest twrian Church William Penn High School Hippodrome 344 North We! Street.
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J. Leslie Andrew
Cateria
P. B.avis
Henry Bet
Prest Twrian Churen
Raymond Williams
William Penn High School
Harold Whearns
Hippodrome
North Wre
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Johnson Street
School Press Review
Columbia University
New York City
Associated of Columbia Scholastic Press
H. C. Brown
Keren Canady
Thelma Moss
Ivey Paylor
General Assembly
J. W. Luke
Glendale Springs
H. A. King
Lexington
John Laren
W. H. Haslin
Carl R. Phitchett
Davidson
C. W. McMurray
Marion
R. A. White
Mooresville
E. F. Thompson
Statesville
J.bohnson
Barnum Springs
J. A. Sloan
Salisbury
H. M. Winecoff
Kannapolis
E J. Erwin
M. P. Calhoun
St. Paul's
J. H. McKinnon
Maxton
W. J. Honeycutt
Laurel Hil
H.R. Poole
Red Springs
P. P. McCain
Sanatorium
J. M. Wilson
Fayetteville
Charles G. Ross
Wilmington
C. G. Barrus
Clinton
R. &. McClure
New Bern
Chester Alenander
Tarboro
G. A. Webb
Pinetops
O. A. eBus
Goldsboro
G. L. Riddle
Icherryville
W. D. Wolfe
Gastonia
R. ¢. Dixon
Belmont
J. Sim McFarland
Spindale
BR. H. Stone
Charlotte
James A. Jones
D. K. Snyder
Roberdell
WG. Thomas
Wadesboro
A. J. Warner
Morgan B. Spier
Peter S. Gilchrist
John R. Barnette
Paul R. Shean
W. D. Ley
We EL Harrop
Graham
J. R. McGregor
Burlington
C. G. Smith
Asheboro
A. P. Dickson
Greensboro
C. E. Kerchner
W. A. Hayes
High Point
Robert L. Neal
Reidsville
C. O. Archibald
Leaksville
O. V. Caudill
Elkin
J.B. Ficklin
Mr. Airy
D. E. Hoffman
Winston-Salem
L. C. Crawford
W. B. Heyward
C. J. Woodbridge
C. H. McLeod
Miles Smith
C. R. Andrew
Concord
Wood Fleming
Cleveland
F. E. Garvin
Newton
J.M. Alexander
Il. W. Topping
Rowland
W. S. Golden
Carthage
A. R. McQueen
Dunn
A. Blue
M. CC. Dew
Raeford
George M. Cameron
Pinehurst
EB. A. West
Hemp
Paul Garber
Durham
W. C. Neill
Smithfield
J. B. Leathers
J. Southard
M.C. Macqueen
S. G. Harness
Rose Hill
J. KR. Dickens
Pink Hill
D. R. Marks
Whiteville
H. McN. Johnson
Wilard
M. Pridgen
Rocky Mount
A. FE. Gibson
Greenville
D. W. McGeachy
Tryon
P. D. Patrick
King’s Mountain
J. EF. Ratchford
Dallas
Albright
W. A. Alexander
B. F
Yandel
A. W. Shaw
Trey
H. L. Reaves
A. LE. MebDuffie
Candor
Harry J. Allison
E. Lb. Grier
T. P. Caraway
J. D. Ramsey
L. A. Marshall
D. A. Swicord
Bk. E. Gillespie
R. M. Williams
E. L. Beall
Whitsett
W. B. Clement
P. JF. Hines
E. A. Ransom
G. M. Kirkland
Chapel Till
J. W. Burke
J. A. Doggett
A. F. Hudson
Chas. J. Hunt
J. E. Millis
Robert A. Parker
R. Flake Shaw
Wallace G. Freeman
W. W. Harvey
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Treasuer
Ernest P. Sharpe
I W. C. Johnson
House of Representatives
Bruce H. Carraway
Peoples Friend
Onl
Shelley B. Caveness
Walter E. Crissman
Geo. C. Hampton, Jr
Roosevelt
James MacClamroch
Robert Moseley
Clyde A. Shreve
Stokesdale and
Summerfield
Thomas Turner, Jr
J. Floyd Brown
Joe S. Phipps
John C. Story
H. L. Koontz
Gov. O
Max Gardner
J. Lee Wilson
State Senate
Joe T. Carruthers, Jr
Empe
Slator
Rupert T. Pickens
T'ville
Thomasville Church
Mount Pleasant
Self Service
Birmingham
Ala
Dorothy Spinks
Frankie Self
Maldred Stanen
Anne Ashley
W. L. Gordon
U. S
Portland
Brel
Pape
North State Quartet
Lesington
Malta
Eyron
Assaca
Fas
Jarllees
Pers Bazaar
Tanity Jes
Raven
Flarllees
America
van Heusen
California
Jantzen
Parllee
Wrinkleproof
Wimbiex
Nor-East
Botanys
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