Arthur Smith to Speak at Dinner for N Main Street Church
Arthur Smith of Charlotte noted Baptist layman and television figure will address the loyalty dinner at N Main Street Baptist Church on November 17 at 7 p.m. at the YMCA. About 600 members expected. reservations due November 10. A children's party will run during the dinner.
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Arthur Smith
Charlotte
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Smith
YMCA
Providence Toad Baptist Church
Queen City
N. Main Baptist
Church to Hold First Service in New Sanctuary
Opening services for the Lebanon Methodist Church will be held November 13 at 11. The congregation will observe homecoming with a picnic dinner in the fellowship hall after the morning service. Rev. Ralph F. Taylor will preach with guest sermons by former pastors and sons of the church through November 16. Open house follows each evening.
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New Lebanon Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Ralph Fl. Taylor
High Point
Baptist Minister Returns to Chapel Hill to Aid Black Colleges
Rev. Julius Caesar Herrin returns to Chapel Hill after a six year gap, commissioned by the American Northern Baptist Convention to bolster aid to nine historically black colleges facing fundraising and enrollment pressures amid racial tensions. He cites credit losses from sit-ins and seeks new church ties to stabilize finances and support independence at Shaw University, Benedict College, and others across seven states.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Julius Caesar Herrin
Southern Baptist
University of North Carolina
American
Northern) Baptist Convention
American Baptists
Marshall Field Foundation, Inc
Herrin
North Carolina
Northern Baptist Convention
Shaw University
Raleigh
Benedicto College
Columbia
Mather College
Beaufort
Spellman and Morehouse Colleges
Atlanta
Florida Normal and Industrial Memorial College
St. Augustine
Fla
Leland College
Baker, la
Bishop College
Marshall Tex
Virginia Union University
Richmond
Confession and Forgiveness by Newman Campbell
Sermon excerpt discusses repentance and God's forgiveness as taught in Psalms. It notes David's sin and the lasting spiritual distress, then emphasizes confession leading to divine absolution. The piece cites Psalm 32 and Psalm 82 to illustrate seeking God while He may be found.
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Newman Campbell
David
Thie Pealm
Wilbur M. Smith
Peloubet
Psalm Passages and Parable Lesson Shared in Class
The article notes biblical verses from Psalm 32 and a commentary from Peloubet's Select Notes on confession and mercy. It mentions the Prodigal Son parable discussed in recent lessons and suggests older pupils may teach younger classes in the Division of Christian Education.
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Webster's Dictionary
Honesty earns refund after speeding plea in Des Moines
Patrick J. O'Donnell, 19, a Drake University freshman from Norwalk, pled guilty in Municipal Court to speeding and paid a $12 fine. After returning to report a possible overcharge, the judge dismissed the charge and ordered the $12 refunded, praising the defendant's honesty.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Patrick J. O'Donnell
Norwalk
Drake University
O'Donnell
Campaign Raises Off Beat Notions About Religions
A provocative look at religion in the 1960 campaign. Analysts praise a broad, tolerant faith for presidents while warning against overbearing certainty. Some Protestants favor a Catholic president to ease tensions and broaden perspectives.
Randolph Presbyterian Starts Building Program
Randolph Presbyterian Church unveiled a long range plan to enlarge and modify its building with a first stage including alterations to the present structure and half of the educational unit. A three week fund drive begins tomorrow after a service and dinner on the church grounds. Future stages include the second half of the educational unit and a new sanctuary.
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Randolph Presbyterian
Con
George H. W. Hunter Jr
Hunter
Pressing Forward to the High Calling in Christ Jesus
A reflective sermon argues that nations should not chase rivals like the Joneses or Khrushchevs. It urges improving economy education and freedom through moral standards, repentance before God, and pace set by inner conviction rather than enemies.
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Vance Packard
Joneses
Khrushchevs
Russia
Moses
Christ Jesus
Trinity Church Plans Six Day Revival Service
Trinity Memorial Methodist Church opens a six day revival beginning tomorrow evening at 7 30 Rev Don Payne pastor of First Methodist Church Liberty will be visiting minister Services conclude Friday Nov 11.
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Trinity Memorial Methodist Church
Don Payne
First Methodist Church of Liberty
Stephen the first martyr a layman who helped others
A layman named Stephen is condemned to death and stoned by a Jewish mob for preaching love and healing. He prays for his enemies, sees Jesus at God’s right hand, and becomes a model of faith showing God can use anyone who serves with love.
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Jewish Council
Stephen
Lord
God
Jesus
Christ
High Pointer Gets Post In Georgia
Rev. Fred W. Moore, chaplain intern at Georgia Baptist Hospital in Atlanta, is named Baptist student director at the Medical Center in Augusta. A High Point native, he studied at Guilford College and New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, with pastoral training at both North Carolina Baptist Hospital and Georgia Baptist Hospital. He will serve students at the Medical College of Georgia, Medical College School of Nursing, and Barret School of Nursing. Mrs. Moore is the former Miss Eudora Traynham of High Point.
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Fred W. Moore
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Atlanta
Augusta
High Point
Moore
Guilford College
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Medical College of Georgia
Medical College School of Nursing
Barret School of Nursing
Eudora Traynham
Revival to be led by Rev Don Austin at Greenwood Church
A week of revival begins tomorrow at Greenwood Baptist Church with an 11 a.m. service. Daily services follow at 7 30 p.m. through Sunday Nov 13, ending with an 11 a.m. finale. Visiting evangelist Rev Don Austin of Greensboro, a Wheaton College graduate, has studied at several seminaries and joined the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association after resigning his pastorate in 1951.
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Ralph B. Carpenter
Mount Holly
Albertson Road Baptist Church
Darrell Saunders
Greenwood Baptist Church
Don Austin
Greensboro
Wheaton College
Austin
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Southwestern Seminary
Duke University
Southeastern Seminary
Wake Forest
The
Billy Graham Evangelistic Assn
1 600 Pound Cheese Sent to Jefferson at White House
One of the nation's famous food gifts was a 1,600 pound cheese sent to President Jefferson by Massachusetts admirers. He accepted the gift on the condition that the givers allow him to pay 50 percent over the market price.
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White House
Jefferson
Massachusetts
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