Methodists to Meet at Junaluska in Western NC
Lake Junaluska draws more than 2,500 attendees including about 1,200 delegates for the June 3 7 Western North Carolina Methodist Conference. Bishop Nolan B Harmon presides for the last time as he retires later this summer. Officials for conference boards will be appointed and delegates will vote on General Conference decisions amid planned speeches and services led by Dr Charles D White.
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Lake Junaluska
Harmon
Memorial Chapel
Charles D. White
First, Methodist Church
Asheboro
Graduates Lead Worship at High Point Friends Meeting
High Point Friends Meeting on Quaker Lane hosts a Sunday 11 am service led by graduates Rebecca Frazier presiding Michael Hedrick offering prayer Carol Macon reading scripture and Julia Parker Charles Byerly and Dan Cagle speaking on Sources of Strength for Christian Living Four ushers Susan Myrick Anita Whitlow Brad Bulla and David Osborne to assist A New Testament gift will be given to each attendee Cecil Haworth serves as minister Jersey Baptist Church in Davidson County marks 209th anniversary with a history release Saints and Sinners at Jersey Settlement by Dr Garld A Hendricks events include 9:45 Sunday School 10:30 and 1:45 services lunch at 12:15 Dr Hendricks and others to speak Rev William C Adams pastors Jersey Baptist Church Rt 7 Lexington.
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High Point Friends Meeting
Quaker Lane
Julia Parker
Charles Byerly
Dan Cagle
Susan Myrick
Anita Whitlow
Brad Bulla
David Osborne
Cecil Haworth
Jersey Baptist Church
Davidson County
Jersey Settlement
Garland A. Hendricks
Hendricks
Forest Feezer
John Roberts
Charity and Children
Marie Grant
Isaiah and Acts in Scripture on Nations and Judgment
A religious lesson notes three core truths from Isaiah about Assyria as God’s instrument against Israel, Assyria’s prideful boasting punished by God, and Israel’s social sins leading to calamity. It then contrasts Paul’s address to Athenian philosophers, stressing three divine truths revealed rather than human philosophy.
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Ramsey
Isaiah
Israel
God
Assyria
Judah
Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar
Paul
Amos and Paul on God for nations and repentance
The text discusses Amos judgment on Gentile nations and Judah for despising the law, then shifts to Paul's view of God as Creator, governor of nations, and source of life. It emphasizes human responsibility to reform society and government, within a historical Christian education context.
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Israel
Amos
Damascus
Gaza
Tyre
Edom
Amon
Moab
Judah
God
She
National Council of Churches of Christ
Paul
U.S.A
Church Officials To Be Installed At Oak View Methodist
New church leaders will be installed at 11 a m Sunday during the Oak View Methodist service with Rev. Robert M. Hardee presiding. In the evening Rev. H Glen Lanier of Montlieu Avenue Methodist will present color slides from a preaching mission to Panama.
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Oak View Methodist Church
Robert M. Hardee
H. Glen Lanier
Montlieu Avenue Methodist
Panama
U S Servicemen Die in South Viet Nam Mishaps
In Saigon three South Vietnamese soldiers died from Communist mines and six more were killed when a grenade exploded accidentally. A U S Navy enlisted man also died after tumbling down stairs in Saigon. An American spokesman says the incident is under investigation.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Family Bible School Week Planned at Central Alliance Church
Family Bible School Week begins Monday at 7 p.m. at Central Alliance Church 225 Elm St. with classes for all ages, missionary courses, and nightly films The Homeland of Jesus. The Campus Ensemble from Nyack Missionary College will perform Thursday at 8 p.m. featuring Rev. Bradford Hess. Saturday features a school graduates banquet at Schrafft's Plaza Room starting 7 p.m.
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Family Bible School
Central Alliance Church
Elm St
Jesus
Nyack Missionary Collge
Nyack
N. Y
Bradford Hess
Nyack Missionary College
England
Missionary Crusaders
Children of Missionaries
Schrafft’s
Robles Win Made Official in Panama Presidential Vote
The national elections board officially proclaimed Marco A. Robles the winner of the May 10 presidential election in Panama. Final tabulation showed Robles with 130,154 votes to Arnulfo Arias's 119,786, closely aligning with the preliminary results and renewing opposition protests of fraud.
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Panama
National Elections Board
Marco A. Robles
Robles
Arnulfo Arias
Panamenista
Bible School Planned By Baptists Choirs Offer Service
First Baptist Church combined choirs present God in Nature at 7 15 p m worship. Mrs Helen Laney directs. Vacation Bible School runs June 19 daily 9 am to noon with nursery to primary classes led by named workers. Intermediates attend Campus Bible Study Week at Gardner Webb College June 8 13 with youth director Bency Smith.
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First Baptist Church
Helen Laney
Bible School
Vacation Bible School
W. J. Russell
Shaw Cooke
Robert McGowan
A. B. Dykes
A. F. Peterson
Mack Brock
Grier Bradshaw
Woodroe F. Haywood
Bernard Lasine
Robert A. Culler
Earl Gibson
Herbert Ingram
W. W. Raper
R. W. Moss
Gardner- Webb College
First Baptist
Bency Smith
Oak View Church Bible School Sets Schedule
Oak View Methodist Church will host Vacation Bible School from June 8 through June 12. Classes run daily 9:00 to 11:30 for kindergarten through junior ages, with teachers listed for each department and Mrs. Raymond Bettoms as music director.
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Vacation Bible School
Oak View Methodist Church
Stanley Hayworth
Melvin Hamby
Bill Buie
Bill Shaffer
Frank Joyce
Isaac Musick
Gene Pendergrass
Bible School
Raymond Bettoms
Reversal Sought of Tobacco Acreage Cut Ruling
The government asked the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reverse a federal judge's order barring a 10 percent acreage cut for Type 14 flue cured tobacco in Georgia and Florida. Judge Frank M. Scarlett issued the ban in Brunswick after a hearing last Monday.
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Savannah
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Georgia
Florida
Frank M. Scarlett
Brunswick
Department of Agriculture
Earthquakes Worldwide Reach Fifty Thousand Annual Quakes
About 50 000 earnquakes of sufficient size to be felt or noticed without instruments occur annually over the earth. Of these 100 produce substantial destruction. There are great earthquakes at an average rate of about one per year.
Jazz And Religion Service Advocated By Unitarian
In Louisville at First Unitarian church a jazz and religion vesper service blends trumpet piano and bass with beat poetry read by a minister. William David Brown promotes jazz as a reflection of modern man and aims for future services, though budget limits hinder hiring a band. Don Murray leads the Louisville Jazz Lab of 21 musicians who created original pieces for the event.
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Louisville
First Unitarian Church
William David Brown
Brown
United States
Don Murray
Louisville Jazz Lab
Murray
Trinity Baptist Sets Homecoming Celebration
Trinity Baptist Church will observe homecoming Sunday after the morning service led by new pastor Rev. Elliot B. Stewart. The program includes special choir music and a community share dinner on church grounds. Offerings from Sunday go toward funding a new church building.
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Trinity Baptist Church
Elliot B. Stewart
Vandals Cause Damages To Roadbuilding Equipment
In MOBILE Alabama vandals drove large roadbuilding machines causing damages estimated in the thousands. Thomaston Associates Inc spokesman said at least 1000 dollars were caused to a concrete drain along with damage to earth moving machines graders and bulldozers found rammed together.
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Mobile
Ala
Thomaston Associates, Inc
Montgomery
Worship Service by Rev David Thomas at Bethlehem Church
Rev David Thomas will conduct worship services at Bethlehem Baptist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. The service is open to all parishioners and the community for worship and reflection.
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David Thomas
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Education as Political Safety Cited in Commentary
A historical editorial emphasizes education as the sole safeguard for political stability, warning that without an educated citizenry the nation faces societal upheaval and decline. It frames schooling as essential to governance, civic virtue, and future prosperity.
Indian Couple To Visit Forest Hills Church
Indian couple Rev. and Mrs. Sunder Deva prasad of Madras will visit Forest Hills Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Devaprasad will preach at 11 o clock on The Masters Call. They are United Church of Christ of South India members and work at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem. They will talk with Sunday school children and lead a youth discussion at 6 p m. The church plant meets at Northwood Elementary School with construction underway for completion in fall. Rev Samuel R Hope will assist. Sunday.
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Sunder Devaprasad
Madras
South India
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Devaprasad
Sunder
Padimini
Northwood
W. Lexington Avenue
Samuel R." Hope
Siriday
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