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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1945

Page

2

Ezra and Nehemiah in Persia and Jerusalem

The article recounts Cyrus' decree allowing Jewish return to Jerusalem to rebuild the temple, Persians under Artaxerxes and Darius supporting or opposing the work, Ezra's reaction to mixed Jewish marriages, Nehemiah's leadership in rebuilding the walls, and the public reading of the law with the people’s response including a days-long reading, fasting and confession.

Ezra Cyrus Jerusalem Nebuchadnezzar Artaxerxes Persia Darius Babylon Nehemiah Ehemiah Temple Israel Jehovah God

University Trustees Meet In Greensboro

The University of North Carolina board of trustees met in Greensboro at the Woman's College unit with Governor Cherry presiding. A 1 o'clock luncheon preceded the session as the administrative council from each university unit gathered, with President Graham and chancellors Harrelson and House in attendance.

Greensboro Board of Trustees The University of North Carolina Woman's College University North Dining Hall Cherry W. C. Jackson Frank P. Graham J. W. Harrelson State College Raleigh R. B. House University At Chapel Hill

Sugar with More Than 70 Industrial Uses Highlighted

The article notes sugar serves over seventy industrial applications, underscoring its versatility. It details various sectors where sugar is utilized beyond food, signaling broad demand across manufacturing and production domains.

Minister to Speak on Loose-Leaf Mind at Pee Worship

The Central Friends church announces minister Cecil E. Hayworth will speak on The Need for a Loose-Leaf Mind during Pee worship tomorrow. The Junior and Young Friends plan rehearsals and a 6:30 program by Mrs. R. B. Pegram. Evening worship at 6:30 features slides to illustrate Famous Old Churches of America.

Cecil E. Hayworth Central Friends Church Young Friends R. B. Pegram America

Memorial Service for Private Wade O Sykes at Highland Church

Memorial service for Private Wade O Sykes who died as a prisoner of war in Germany will be held Sunday at 4 p m at Highland Methodist Church. Pastor S W Johnson will preside with Rev C F Noble and Rev W Parker assisting. Survived by mother Mrs J D Sykes are four sisters and three brothers.

Highland Church Wade O. Sykes Germany Highland Methodist Church S. W. Johnson C. F. Noble W. Parker J. D. Sykes

Minister to Speak on A Testament of Faith at Ardmore

At 11 a.m. Dr. R. Dwight Ware pastor of Ardmore Methodist Church in Winston-Salem will deliver A Testament of Faith. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 15 p.m. and Victory Hour is observed Wednesday at 8 p.m.

R. Dwight Ware Ardmore Methodist Church Winston- Salem Winston-Salem Wesley Memorial Church Our City

St. Marys Episcopal Plans Sunday Services and Choir Song

On Sunday morning St Mary's Episcopal will hold Holy Communion at 8, church school at 9 45, and a 11 oclock service. St Dunstan choristers will sing Lovely Appears by Charles Gounod at the service.

ST. Mary’s Episcopal St. Dunstan Charles Gounod

Mitchel Chapel Worship Schedule and Invitation

Following Sunday school at 10 00 the morning worship hour will be led by pastor B L B Bur rus. He will be services at 3 00 and 7 30 in the afternoon. The public is cordially invited.

Mitchel Chapel L. B. Burrus

Boy Sopranos Sing 23rd Psalm at First Presbyterian

Norman Thomas and Billy Barrett of the St. Dunstan choristers will perform Henry Smart's paraphrase on the 23rd Psalm during the regular evening service at the First Presbyterian Church.

First Presbyterian Church Norman Thomas Billy Barrett St. Dunstan Henry Smart

Growing in Grace Sowing and Reap at Main Street Church

Sunday school starts at 9 45 with Reverend Walter R Kelly preaching at 11 00 on Growing in Grace and again at 8 00 with Sowing and Reap Youth Fellowship gathers at 6 45 WSCS meets Monday 7 30 Monthly church WSCS meeting Mid week service at 7 45 Wednesday night

Main Street Methodist Church Walter R. Kelly WSCS

Jewel Baptist to Host Allen Jay School Leader Sunday

Jewel Baptist church will host T Bennison principal of Allen Jay school this Sunday evening at 7 45 with the Allen Jay quartet to perform several selections.

Jewel Baptist T. Bennison Allen Jay School Jewel Baptist Church Allen Jay

First Evangelical and Reformed Church Worship Service

Worship at First Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday morning is at 11. Rev Hoy L Fes perman will preach on Gods Overflowing Mercy. The choir sings The Lord Is My Shepherd. A junior sermon and a youth fellowship meeting follow. Evening service at 8 led by youth and church. Donald Gibbardt will reside. Prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 p m.

First Evangelical and Reformed First Evangelical and Reformed Church Hoy L. Fesperman Nordman Donald Gibbardt Willreside

First Methodist Church Sets World Services Sunday

World Services Sunday observed in all church classes at 9 45. High Point College baccalaureate sermon at 11 by Dr G I Humphreys with special music. J C Madison to speak to junior department at 10 15. Memorial service at 5 0 0 p m prevents 8 p m service. Youth fellowship at 7 p m. Bible study Wednesday at 8 p m.

First Methodist “World Services First Mathodist High Point College G. I. Humphreys J. Clay Madison Madison First Methodist Church Waynesville L. F. Honeycutt Myrrle Cates

Bullets Startling To Trieste Natives

Sudden bursts of machinegun fire and rockets sent civilians in Trieste scurrying for shelter as Yugoslav troops staged a fireworks display for Marshal Tito s 53rd birthday celebration. For nearly an hour rockets arched over the city and partisans fired toward the sea while a line of lights flickered to the north.

Trieste Marshal Tito

General Assembly Opens as Church Debates Budgets and Missions

The 85th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church convened in Montreat on May 24 with 374 commissioners from across the nation. Debates include revised budget percentages, withdrawal from the Federal Council of Churches, Negro education programs, and rearing Presbyterians’ mixed-marriage children in the faith. In Raleigh, Bishop Penick announced the acquisition of 80 acres for a Negro church camp site near Wake Forest and Raleigh, with plans for a youth program and future facilities, led by Dr Black, Prof Chippey, J C White, and Rev J H Thompson.

Montreat CNS Presbyterian Church U. S Baltimore el Paso Kansas City Key West General Assembly Charles L. King First Church Houston Texas Federal Council of Churches Raleigh Edwin A. Penick N. C Episcopal Church Wake Forest Raleigh-Wake Forest Dr. Black Rocky Mount Arthur Chippey St. Augustine's J. C. White Method J. H. Thompson

Teaching Charlotte: Sunday School Tests Boost Learning

Dr. George D. Heaton of Myers Park Baptist Church launches a quarterly teaching improvement plan. Teachers prepare 15 to 30 questions after lesson study and test pupils on the first Sunday. The results are analyzed and sent to teachers, who re-test on the last Sunday to gauge effectiveness and absenteeism.

Charlotte CNS George D. Heaton Myers Park Baptist Church Heaton

Negro speaker explores industrial race relations in Salisbury

Victor D Daly, Negro chief of the minorities division of the war manpower commission for Maryland Virginia and North Carolina, spoke on industrial race relations to Salisbury Interracial Council leaders. Dr David E Faust of Catawba College called the session highly informative, noting the wartime context revealing democratic weaknesses.

Negro Speaks Salisbury CNS Salisbury Interracial Council Victor D. Daly War Manpower Commission Maryland Virginia North Carolina David E. Faust Catawba College Daly

Stay-at-Home Conventions Planned for Churches

Mrs. William E. Wisseman announces Stay-at-Home Conventions for local churches across North Carolina and Virginia. The Executive Board of the Women’s Convention proposed the plan after the regular convention was canceled due to government restrictions. The events would occur at each church around June 26 with reports and planning for the coming year.

Greensboro CNS William E. Wisseman Southern Convention of Congregational Christian Churches North Carolina Virginia Women’s Convention

Which U S general shares Truman's home state

A concise query about James H. Doolittle and allied topics. It asks which U S general hails from the same state as President Truman and whether the United States shot spies in World War I, followed by a note on etiquette stressing broad knowledge for social conversation.

James H. Doolittle U. S Truman United States

Words of Wisdom on the Elastic Mind

Tryon Edwards notes that the human mind grows stronger under pressure as duty expands capacity. He compares the mind to imprisoned steam that rises when pressed and suggests greater effort yields greater achievement.

Tryon Edwards

Horoscope for May 28 Focus on family and confidence

Family life stands out today with emphasis on generosity and self reliance. Do not brood over small irritations or fear outcomes as emotional fear tends to exaggerate danger, yet chances for success and happiness remain strong through determined, sociable living.

Military ranks and leaders in one-minute test

The query references a lieutenant general and General George C. Marshall as the chief of staff. It appears to confirm a wartime leadership context with Marshall as a key figure.

George C. Marshall

Local societies plan Stay-at-Home Conventions

Mrs Wissemann states that cancelling a major convention will allow more women to attend via Stay-at-Home meetings, transforming the perceived handicap into a blessing while distributing the agenda to presidents of local societies.

War Bond Drive Backed by North Carolina Churches and Colleges

Under Dr Price H Gwynn Jr leadership twenty two church related colleges in North Carolina sponsor a state wide bond drive for their institutions Former Governor J M Broughton of Raleigh chairs the sponsoring committee urging bonds from the Seventh War Loan be pledged to a church related college in the state many of which have suffered amid the war.

Davidson CNS Price H. Gwynn, Jr J. M. Broughton Raleigh

Bishop Darst Honored in 30th Anniversary Issue

The Mission Herald of the Diocese of East Carolina publishes a tribute issue honoring Rt. Rev. Thomas C. Darst for thirty years as bishop. It features photographs and tributes from clergy and lay leaders noting progress and thirty years of leadership. Seventy priests have been ordained under his guidance.

Darst Wilmington CNS Mission Herald East Carolina Episcopal Church Thomas C. Darst

Dies Committee reform eyed as postwar unity push grows

A San Francisco gathering of lobbyists and lawmakers signals the Hart Committee will be renewed with broader powers to police alien propaganda. Supporters argue postwar unity requires ongoing scrutiny of foreign influence and domestic concealment strategies.

San Francisco House of Representatives Dies Committee Germany Japan Ress Pacific Coast Wee Edward J. Hart New Jersey Hart Committee

War Department tightens rules on press visits to European theater

Officials deny forthcoming changes in regulations governing newspaper correspondents visits to the European theater. The move follows controversy over how the German surrender story was handled by SHEAF. Washington intends to make it harder for writers and radio commentators to crisscross the continent.

War Department Sheaf Washington

Church Music Review Magazine Debuts Here

A new quarterly publication titled The Church Music Review will debut this week under editor G. M. Nichols. The journal aims to cover various aspects of church music and features leading national authorities as contributors. The first issue releases now with the second planned for September 1 due to wartime restrictions.

Church Music Review G. M. Nichols Nichols

Discharges to Be Granted Under Objector Point System

About 900 conscientious objectors will receive discharge over a year starting August under a credit system. Points accrue for months of service, children born before May 12 1945, and a wife at marriage before that date. Misconduct reduces points. releases follow highest totals with no fixed cut off.

Uncle Sam Paris Berlin Rome Prague War Department Moscow Europe Washington Selective Service

Robber Fly Uses Curved Hooks to Snare Prey In Flight

The robber fly uses curved hooks on the ends of its long legs to seize prey mid air, sinking sharp claws into the victim during the capture.

Japanese Prisoner Warns Captors During Jeep Ride

American base Philippines report notes two soldiers from Kansas City Missouri and Scranton Pennsylvania pick up a Japanese prisoner in a jeep and he points to a 30 mph speedometer under a 20 mph limit sign. Susie the 13th air force liberator marks her 100th mission over water.

Philippines William J. Shannon Kansas City Paul J. Raieney Scranton Shannon Rainey Susie Airforce Pacific Truk Yap William E. Watson Aleton Kans Hirohito

Interstate league shutouts highlight strong wins

OPPONENTS ZERO Philadelphia May 26 The Interstate league saw three victors combine for 33 runs without allowing a single run. York crushed Trenton 17 to 0, Wilmington beat Allentown 7 to 0, and Hagerstown shut out their opponent 9 to 0.

Philadelphia York Trenton Wilmington Allentown Hagerstown

Stained Glass Windows of the Middle Ages

The article describes how medieval stained glass used colored glass pieces joined by lead came. Lead strips served both as binding and as part of the decorative structure.

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