Revival Set At Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan
The Rev. Burl C. Crowe, general evangelist for the Wesleyan Church, will speak at revival services at Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan from October 6 to 12 starting at 7 30 p m each evening Music will be led by Sam Allred of Greensboro Pastor Donald A Dawalt says the services are open to the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl C. Crowe
Wesleyan Church
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan
Sam Allred
Greensboro
Donald A. Dawalt
Noe Will Speak At Revival Here
Revival services at First Church of Christ 301 E Lexington Ave run Sunday through Oct 10 with 11 am Sunday and 7 30 pm daily services. Harold Noe of Central Church of Christ Eden evangelist with past work in Bluefield Charleston WV and NC TN. He leads deaf outreach and founded Deaf workers groups. He writes evangelistic books and designed a 150 ft Panoramic Bible Chart. He has toured the Holy Land and directed Biblical Interest Tours, with evening music and a nursery for children.
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First Church of Christ
Lexington Ave
Harold Noe
Central Church of Christ In Eden
Brother Noe
Bluefield
Charleston
W. Va
Tennessee
North Carolina
Boulevard Church of Christ Silent Workers
Martinsville- Danville, Va
Church of Christ For the Deaf
Holy Land
Revival set at Heath Community Church with Rev Ray Nanney
Evangelist The Rev. Ray Nanney of High Point will lead revival services at Heath Community Church on Highway 64 east of Lexington. The revival runs from Sunday to Sunday October 12 with daily 7 30 p m services. Pastor Rev W L Cockman says special music will be presented each night.
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Ray Nanney
High Point
Heath Community Church
Highway 64
Lexington
W. L. Cockman
Baptist Pastors Elect Officers for New Year
The High Point Baptist Pastors Conference elected officers to serve through September 1970. President is Rev. Kenneth Miller of Oak View Baptist. Vice president is Rev. Paul Odum of First Baptist Jamestown. Secretary-treasurer is Rev. Ed Garrison of West End Mission Green Street Baptist. Fellowship chair is Rev. Beldon Smith with Rev. Hoyt Rutledge and Rev. Elliot Stewart as members. Nominating Committee includes Rev. Paul Forrester, Rev. Bill Parker and Rev. A B Asbill.
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High Point Baptist
Kenneth Miller
Oak View
Hoyt Rutledge
Elliot Stewart
Paul Forrester
Bill Parker
A. B. Asbill
Black church seeks funds for black business and projects
Five million dollars for low cost loans to support black businesses and 500000 annually for five years to fund various black church projects were urged by a conference of black ministers and laymen within the Presbyterian Church in the United States. The proposal, adopted at a September Atlanta meeting, also calls for using church lands at Stillman College in Tuscaloosa for black farmers and the elderly, plus creation of a Black Affairs Bureau.
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Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
United States
Lawrence F. Haygood
New Black Presbyterian Leadership Conference
Haygood
Black Manifesto Group
James Forman
Forman
Bis
Haywood
Stillman College
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Youth Forum Scheduled On Sunday
ARCHDALE A youth forum to start Oct 5 is planned by Randolph Hill United Methodist Church Senior Highs. Sunday night features a discussion on Youth Looks at Sex with a filmstrip and Dr. Eldora H. Terrell as leader.
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Archdale
Randolph Hill
Woman’s Society
Raleigh Firm Gains Contract for Forklift Trucks
Athey Products, Inc. of Raleigh North Carolina won a 1 637 777 dollar Defense Department contract to build 85 forklift diesel trucks. Work will be performed at the Wake Forest factory near Raleigh.
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Washington
Athey Products, Inc
Raleigh
N.C
Defense Department
Athey
Wake Forest
Tobacco Acreage Reported in Guilford County
Tobacco harvested this year across Guilford County totals 6,546.18 acres with High Point Community at 44.61 acres. North Madison leads with 666.19 acres, followed by North Oak Ridge 575.82 and Deep River 508.75 acres. Other communities include Morehead Gilmer 41.34 and Jamestown 255.58 acres. North Washington is 10.10 acres.
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Greensboro
High Point
Guilford County
Jamestown
Friendship
Deep River
Forsyth County
North Madison
North Washington
North Oak Ridge
Military spending debates dominate House floor clashes
Debates over military funding continued across chambers with sharp exchanges between supporters and critics. The midweek sessions Tuesday through Thursday saw frequent clashes that dominated Friday’s proceedings as lawmakers sought differences between versions.
July Furniture Sales Dip in South by 4.3 Percent
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn reports July shipments down 4.3 percent from July 1968 while June activity rises 22.5 percent. First seven months show 7.7 percent above last year with production up 16.4 percent over July 1967. Payrolls rise 9.6 percent in July, 14.7 percent for seven months.
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South
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
SFMA
SEMA
Bucket Assault Charge Ruled Without Cause
In Thomasville a man charged with hitting a man with a water bucket was found in Recorder's Court to be prosecution with out cause. Several defendants faced costs or probation for various charges including assault, concealed weapon, and drunken driving. A preliminary rape hearing for Ted Jacobs was postponed to next Friday.
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Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Eli Dye
Young Street
Willie Stewart
Stewart
Dye
Bruce Hurst
Irene Street
Nancy Carol Ward
Richard Hurst
Nancy Ward
Lindsay Dalton Morton
High Point
Albert R. Johnson
Claude W. Pierce
Fisher Ferry Street
Davidson County Superior Court
Lexington
Ted Jacobs
Charlotte
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Robert Sampson
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Hes
New York
Shageceach Trail
Dial
Marietty Soumat
Togeth
Bonnie
Steve McQuerven
Fay Dumaway
Warren Mary
Amere
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Ghost
MR. Chicken
Diller
Ra Dyer
Wildas
Martin Wis
Katie Flder
Charly Roust
Walt Dereys
Ry Ogitland
Litedle
Ape Techricolor
Greensharo Record
Robert Marks
Emarhtie
FS Journal
SUN
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Coliseum
MATL
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