Hezekiah Reigns and Cleanses Temple in Judah
The account chronicles Hezekiah at twenty five starting his reign, cleansing the temple, restoring worship with Levites and musicians, and removing idols. It notes Assyrian pressure, tribute payments, and a miraculous night angelic strike, followed by Hezekiah’s prolonged life and later warnings of Babylonian captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah
Jerusalem
David
Moses
Israel
Assyria
Gaza
Judah
Rabshakeh
Jehovah
Egypt
Palestine
Isaiah
Sennacherib
Thim
Babylonia
Atures Syndicate, Inc
Homecoming at Bales Memorial Tomorrow
The second annual homecoming of Bales Memorial Wesleyan Methodist church near James town is tomorrow. Sunday school starts 10 a.m. with a sermon by Rev. J. Melvin Howard at 11 a.m. Lunch on the church grounds at 12 45 p m. A singin meet for gospel singers follows at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bales Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jamestown
J. Melvin Howard
All Gospel
Vacation Bible School at Archdale Friends Church
Vacation Bible school at Archdale Friends Church starts Monday at 9 and runs daily 9 to 11 through Friday June 13. Rev Chiton Pearson, pastor, announces the program with Mrs H L Andrews directing and a staff of capable teachers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Friends Church
Chiton €. Pearson
H. L. Andrews
Local Church Services and Schedules Listed
Oakdale Methodist led by Rev John Burger with Sunday school at 104 m and morning service at 11. Brentwood Presbyterian on East Green at Arch with Rev J P H McNatt, Sunday school 9 45 and morning worship 11. Union Tabernacle under Pastor Clay J Childress with 9 15 Sunday school and 7 30 evening worship. Ward Street Methodist with Mckinney as pastor 9 45 church school and 11 marching worship plus 7 40 evening service. Night service Wednesday 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Presbyterian East
Union Tabernacle
Clay J. Childress
Avorsoa Ivev
Sne Make
Charlotte
Carolina District
Church of the Nazarene
East Green Street
E. Barkley
First Church OF the Nazarene
C. C. Brown
Moorning
Local Church Schedules and Services Listings
Church notices list Cunkal Memorial Baptist Calvary Methodist and First Baptist on North Main with service times. Rev. George Rich man Rev. C B Newton Rev W Wilbur Hutchins lead worship and Sunday school sessions. midweek prayers and youth groups noted as well.
Central Friends and multiple churches list Sunday services
A list of Sunday services from Central Friends South Main, Emmanuel Lutheran North Main, Lebanon Methodist North Main, Pilgrim Holiness, Church of Christ North Hamilton, Wesley Memorial Methodist, Gospel Tabernacle Willowbrook, St Marys Episcopal North Main, Glenola Baptist Asheboro road, Church of God East Commerce, Presbyterian North Main, Crestwood Chapel, Randolph Chapel, Christian Science 31a South Main, and West End Baptist Ennis and Redding streets. Includes pastors, service times, church schools, and notable sermon topics.
Guth Pastor Preaches as Church Schedules Services
The Guth church lists Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship with sermon by the pastor at 11 o clock BTU at 6 30 and evening evangelistic services at 7 30 led by the pastor with V 8 Coffey as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guth
Coffey
Local Church Schedules for Sunday Services
A compilation of Sunday school and worship times for multiple churches. Listing includes Lindsay Memorial Methodist, Ranain Memorial Methodist, Hayworth Wesleyan, Wyps, Welch Memorial Methodist, Archdale Baptist, Ennis Street Wesleyan, Jamestown Methodist, Congregational West Green, Southside Baptist, Hirst Methodist, First Church of the Nazarene, Oak Park Church, and Archdale Methodist with pastors, superintendents, service times, sermon topics, and midweek or special meetings.
Vacation Bible School opens at First Methodist
First Methodist opens its Vacation Bible School for ages 2 through 14, running Monday through Friday, June 2 to June 13, with sessions at 8 45 each morning. Miss Myrtle Davis leads a staff including nursery, kindergarten, junior, and intermediate departments with several supervisors and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Myrtle Davis
C. L. Gray, Jr
Betty Allman
Hugh Dutton
Edward Green
Ann Leonard
Madison
Judy Timmons Moore
A. J. Simeon
Lloyd Nance
Patsy Auman
Mary Auman
Dot Lewis
W. L. Payne
W. L. Webb
Hazel Zimmerman
Phibbea. Des
Robert Davis
C. Dedmon
Carter Holbrook, Jr
C. Koontz
W. L. Edwards
S. M. Newsom
Margaret Payne
Roby Yarborough
Vance
E. W. Danielson
C. C. Crawford
Janice Edwards
T. R Ballard
Jeanne Montgomery
James Brown
Charles Auman
Presbyterians End Meeting in South Carolina
The 143rd annual general synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church closed in Due West South Carolina naming Monticello Arkansas the 1948 meeting site Dr J Albin Orr of Due West was elected moderator elect to be installed next year Dr W W Boyce of Erskine College Seminary presided this year over routine business and the synod approved a October campaign to raise 40 000 toward a 200 000 grant for a new Erskine science hall and library
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Due West
8. C
General Synod
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Monticesio
Ark
J. Albin Orr
W. W. Boyce
Erskine College Seminary
Erskine
Press Picture Men In Session
About 50 photographers from daily newspapers are expected at a one day session of the Carolinas Press Photographers association in Asheville. Dane Glenn president says a business session a lunch event and a sightseeing trip are on the Sunday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Carolinas Press Photographers’ Association
Dane Glenn
Memorial Fountain Honors Woodmen Founder in Hendersonville
A marble drinking fountain dedicated Sunday to Joseph Cullen Root founder and first president of the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society stands in downtown Hendersonville near the site of his 1913 death. The base resembles a tree stump. The article notes Root died Christmas Eve while touring the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
Joseph Cullen Root
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Morning worship and church schedule at Main Street Methodist
The program lists morning worship at 11 with a sermon on Can a Christian Be Temperate About Alcohol by the pastor Rev B M Jones. Evening service at 730 includes sacred music by the choir. Sunday school begins at 945 with V Kester as superintendent. Intermediates at 630 and Youth Fellowship at 615. Mid week prayer service is Wednesday at 730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leward Street
M. MckKinney
BE. K. Hedrick
Youth Fellowship
Calvary Methodist
C. B. Newton
Our
Rirst Baptist
Sheraton
Central Friends South Main
Commerce
Cecil Haworth
Horace Haworth
Young People's Fellowship
Lebanon
Pilgrim Holiness
South Hamilton
J. A. Grout
Jonon Lain
Young Peoples
Cmlrch
Christ North
Hamilton Street
W. &. McGilvrey
Ervin Griffin
Christian Endeavor
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Gospel Tabernacle Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Charles A. Epperson
Peeies
Ray Wagner
Welch Memorial Methodist
Archdale Baptist
Archdale
Paul Cassell
Tom Causby
Christ
J. T. Biddle
Asheboro
Kelly Poole
Ennis Street
Jamestown Methodist Church
EL Bundy
Hirst Methodist North
Richardson Key Wilson
Weldon
L. F. Ferree
High Point College
G. I. Humphreys
Geo
Main Street
South Main Street
B. M. Jones
V. Kester
Local Church Services and Pastors Listed
First Church of God led by Louis F. Gough holds Sunday school at 9 45 with morning worship at 11 The Fields Are White For Harvest Youth Fellowship at 6 45 and an evangelistic service at 7 48 URACK Lutheran at Centennial Avenue Fred Rock pastor offers Sunday school at 9 44 and morning service at 11 Walther League meets Monday Rev D Virgil Pike leads Oak Hill Friends on West Burton Street with Sunday school at 9 48 and worship at 11 and 1 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF God
Louis F. Gough
Urack Lutheran
Centennial Avenue
Fred Rock
Walther League
Oak Hill
Burton Street
D. Virgil Pike
Carl Shepard
Hats of Many Colors Worn By Once Conservative Brits
London observers report a seaside shift in fashion as English men abandon drab hues for pink, cream, blue, and other colors. Bond Street clerks note a rising demand for bright hats and neckties, signaling a broader break from conservative attire among younger men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagh
London
Junior
Piccadilly
Bond Street
Charing Cross Road
Anthony Eden
Mayfair
Rocket Goes on Rampage After White Sands Test Flight
In El Paso on May 31 a German V-2 rocket fired from White Sands near Las Cruces, New Mexico, veered off course after an unnamed civilian technician failed to shut off fuel. The missile, carrying 1400 gallons of alcohol and liquid oxygen, missed target and landed near a Juarez cemetery, narrowly missing an ammunition dump. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Harold R. Turner
White Sands
N. M
Proving Grounds
Juarez
Mexico
Army Ordnance
White Sands Proving Ground
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Tepeyac
Questions For Red Cross Directs The Unusual Requests
AP News features New York report shows Red Cross field directors handling varied help requests from troops in Puerto Rico and beyond. The monthly log lists asks to find a cocker spaniel puppy adopt a baby secure funds locate hospital quarters assist with insular lottery board membership locate a nephew in the army buy a ranch in British Columbia form an orchestra obtain a bass violin and secure discharge papers for terminal leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Red Cross
Puerto Rico
United States
Insular Lottery Board
British Columbia
Navy
Excess Tobacco Penalty for Exceeding Farm Allotments
Raleigh officials announce 1947 tobacco harvests exceeding farm allotments incur a 10 percent penalty of the 1946 average market price and disqualify farmers from full government price support loans. No acreage tolerances apply this year for loan eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
G. Tom Scott
The
Production and Marketing Administration
Scott
Revival Under Way At Johnsontown
A revival series is under way in the Johnstown community, Davidson County, with services each evening at 7:45. The program runs through June 15 with Rev. H. V. Bray of Greensboro leading the services and B. A. Green serving as song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Davidson County
H. V. Bray
Greensboro
B. A. Green
Medical Care Body Names Raleigh Architect as Consultant
George R. Berryman of Raleigh, past president of the North Carolina chapter of the American Institute of Architects, is named consulting architect for the medical care commission. He will advise on the hospital building program under the state good health campaign and has designed numerous hospitals and related structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
George R. Berryman
North Carolina
The
American Institute of Architects
Medical Care Commission
Commission
State Good Health
Berryman
Topsoil Depletion and WWI Japanese Petroleum Refineries
Thousands of years are needed to form topsoil essential for plant food. The Japanese navy operated extensive petroleum refinero ies during World War I.
Network Programs Time Zones Note
The bulletin explains Eastern Standard Time as the reference and directs subtractive adjustments for Central and Mountain zones for scheduling. It warns that local stations may modify relay times to fit their schedules and that last minute changes are not included.
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Programs
A dense list of broadcast slots for May 31 detailing music, drama, news, talk and sports programs across stations CBS NBC and ABC. Notable items include Hawk Larrabee drama, Vaughn Monroe, Grand Ole Opry, Judy Canova sketches, Sweeney and March, The Hayloft Hoedown and various dance band hours.
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Rocklea
Nbe
Mbe
Cbhe
Boston
Dhs
Cecil Brown
Orld
Cbs
Mbse-West
Hawk Larrabee
Cbe
Hawaii
Calis
Bill Goodwin
Mighty Casey
Judy Canova
Hollywood
Chicago Theater of the
Y Air
Grand Ole Opry
Sweeney
March
News
Korn
Mde
ABC
Jimmy Blair
Chittison
Harry Wismer
U.S.A
Hollywood Music Library
Local Hotel Man Delivers Talk at NC Association Meeting
Atlantic Beach delegates to the North Carolina Hotel Association annual meeting heard remarks on hotel accounting and industry issues from R. B. Curran of High Point, Paul M. Hawkins of Washington, and M. M. Melvin of Raleigh. A. N. Greene presided in place of Haywood Duke who was absent due to injuries. Glass is described as made from sand mixed with soda and lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Beach
North Carolina Hotel Association
R. B. Curran
High Point
Paul M. Hawkins
Washington
American Hotel Association
M. M. Melvin
Raleigh
State Restaurant Association
A. N. Greene
Charlotte
Haywood Duke
Greensboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jude
Newman Campbell
Bales Memorial
Virgil
Horace
E. T. Hedrick
Bible Class
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
South Main and
Russell
M. L. Patrick
Good Singing
Good Fellowship
Oakdale Methodist
John Burger
Henry Garrett
Cunkal Memorial Baptist
C. C. Camp Road
George Richman
LA Peter
Emmanuel Lutheran North Main
Thurston
J. Conrad
ST. Mary's Episcopal North Main
Farriss
Howard S. Hartzell
Ernest Gather
St. Duntan
Glenola
Asheboro Road
Charles McBride
R. J. Brown
BYU
H. P. Walker
Church OF God
East Commerce Street
Red Jump
Crestwood Chapel Church
H. ©. Simmons
Ernest McCall
Randol
PH Chapel
F. Logan Porter
Ee Worsip
T. R. Traynham
Chumistian Science Christian
Science Society
West End Baptist
Ennis and
Redding Streets
W. C
II Kings
First Reformed Church
Carl A. Grimm
John Younts
Highway 2
Ranain
Barker and
Adams Street
John F. Cagie
Hayworth Wesleyan
H. T. Troxier
Divine Order
Colfax
Congregational
West Green
Tryon Street
G. CC. Crutchfield
W. R. Jones
Southside Baptist
W. H. Barker
Oath Park
Subhas Avenue
Satham
J. T. James
Vening
Archdale Methodist
W. B. Penny
Presbyterians End Meeting
Mexico City
Rocket
Red Cross
AP News
Johnsontown
Henry C. Sprinkle, Jr
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Duke University
David A. Parleir
Southside Baptist Church
Highland and
Stanton
Pilot View Baptist Church
Thomasville Road
Victor Trivett
Tennessee
Pilot View
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