The Christian Way of Life and the Great Commandment
The article discusses the International Uniform Lesson for Oct 7 on The Christian Way of Life, focusing on Matthew 22 36 39 Mark 12 28 34 and Luke 10 25 37. It explains the two greatest commandments to love God and love neighbor, and recounts the Good Samaritan parable as teaching for practical mercy and neighborliness.
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Jesus
Lenski
Matthéw
Kingdom of God
St. Luke
Matt
Infantry division fed by 700 miles of telegraph wire
A standard infantry division in combat was supplied with about 700 miles of telegraph wire to maintain communications. This shows the scale of signal infrastructure supporting frontline operations.
Ministers Association Will Meet Monday
The High Point Ministers association will hold its regular monthly session Monday morning at the First Baptist church. Chaplain J. R. Davidson Jr. of the ORC in Greensboro will speak on The Church and the Returning Soldier, announced today by Rev. Cecil Haworth, the program chairman.
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High Point Ministers Association
First Baptist Church
J. R. Davidson, Jr
ORC
Greensboro
Cecil Haworth
Burglary Suspect Evades After Police Fire in Air
In Los Angeles on October 5 officers chased a 19 year old burglary suspect. They fired revolvers into the air but assured the youth they did not hit him. He rose unharmed and surrendered to arrest.
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Los Angeles
Denominational Meetings Return After Ban Lifted
Durham report notes rapid revival in church activity as ban ends. Three major conferences set for Oct 8 13 with record attendance expected. Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina opens at Davidson College, Are Reformed Presbyterian meets at Newell, Western North Carolina Methodist holds session at West Market Street Church Greensboro. Denominations total over 315 000 members.
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Durham
CNS
Presbyterian Synod of
N. C
Davidson College
Presbyterian
Newell
Western
N. C. Methodist Conference
West Market Street
Greensboro
Purcell
Salisbury Observes Religious Education Week
Salisbury leaders conclude a strong Religious Education Week with mass meetings and youth programs. The Governor and President Issued proclamations supporting the observance. A city census led by Rev. Richard A. Ellis of First Baptist seeks church affiliation data from all residents, with over 500 workers involved.
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Salisbury, N. Cc
CNS
Salisbury
United States
Richard A. Ellis
First Baptist Church
World Wide Communion Sunday observances planned in North Carolina
Durham reports that October 7 will be World Wide Communion Sunday with sixth annual observances across North Carolina. Churches of all denominations will hold Communion services for all members as Christian unity and fellowship are emphasized.
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Durham
CNS
North Carolina
N. C
Clothing drive urged for overseas relief in Raleigh
Religious groups were asked by Henry J. Kaiser, chairman of the United National Clothing Collection, to aid a nationwide effort to collect clothing for overseas relief. The North Carolina Churchmen's organization is expected to consider the request.
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Clothing Collection Raleigh
CNS
Henry J. Kaiser
United National Clothing Collection
N. C
Second Annual Religious Emphasis Week in Belmont
Belmont reports a highly successful Second Annual Religious Emphasis Week with participation from 180 ministers and all Protestant churches. Local laymen raised over $900 for the seven-day program featuring Dr. Robert G. Lee of Memphis Tennessee and Dr. Hunter B. Blakely of Queens College Charlotte. An Audio-Visual Workshop directed by Rev. F. E. Howard served as a key program feature.
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Belmont
CNS
Oye
Robert G. Lee
Bellvue Baptist Church
Memphis
Tenn
Lee F. Tuttle
Presbyterian Reunion Urges Unity Across American Presbyterians
Laymen of First Presbyterian Church Wilmington call for reunification of all Presbyterian and Reformed churches in the United States led by the General Assembly. They urge lay groups to study issues and push church courts to end disunity and honor the church they love. The statement is signed by J. N. Brand Jr., D. A. Boyette, and G. Farmer.
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Wilmington
CNS
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Wiliam Crowe, Jr
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United States
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D. A. Boyette
G. Farmer
Taylor to Speak at Wings of the Morning Prayer Meeting
Rev. S. E. Taylor will address the Wings of the Morning prayer band at their gathering tonight at 207 Barker Street, the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Foust. The event is open to the public.
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Wings of the Morning Prayer Band
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Central Church Services and Union Tabernacle Preaching
Central Church will hold 11 am and 7 pm sermons titled Brace Up and But Jesus. Jo Br David Boyd will preach at 11 am and 7 pm in the Masonic Temple. Union Tabernacle Rev E Eagle of Rockwell Baptist will preach 11 am and 7:30 pm services at Union Tabernacle. The tabernacle prayer band meets tonight at 1025 Redding Street.
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David Boyd
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E. Eagle
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Salis
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Dewitt
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Redding Street
Archdale Methodist Plans Full Sunday Activities
Archdale Methodist Church will observe church school rally day at 9 45 AM followed by 11 AM worship with Dr C C Weaver hospital superintendent Elkin and Golden Cross director for the Western North Carolina conference. A world wide communion service closes the day with an afternoon service featuring O V Woolsey Winston Salem Children's Home speaker. Meals and fellowship follow morning worship with a special musical program at both services.
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C. C., Weaver
Elkin
Golden Cross
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Will K
O. V. Woolsey
Children’s Home
Winston-Salem
The
Law
World-wide communion day at Main Street Methodist
Main Street Methodist church schedules world wide communion at the 11 o clock Sunday service. Rev Walter R Kelly will deliver a sermon titled New Heights at the 7 o clock Sunday evening service. Youth fellowship meets at 6 Sunday, prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service convene starting October 8 and 9 at various homes with Circle No 1 2 4 5 and the Lucy Robertson circle meeting at specified addresses.
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Main Street
M. P. Vail
Carl Pierce
Willowbrook St
J. C. Woodard
Lindsey St
James Thackston
Lucy Robertson
Roy Samuels
High Point
Elkin to Speak. Final Stewards Meeting Set
Elkin will serve as guest speaker at the event. The final stewards meeting of the conference year is scheduled for Monday night at 7 30. The Woman's Society of Christian Service circles will meet Monday afternoon.
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Elkin
Woman's Society of Christian Service Circles
First Baptist Church to Be Led by Dr G I Humphreys Sunday
In Rev Wilbur Hutchins absence the pulpit at First Baptist will be supplied by Dr G I Humphreys president of High Point College at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday. Bible school meets at 9 45 with Dr W F Clayton superintendent. Circle No 2 meets Monday at 11 00 at Mrs E R Anderson s home 623 Colonial Drive. Prayer service and training unions on Wednesday at 7 30. Public invited to worship.
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Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Bible School
W. F. Clayton
E. R. Anderson
Colonial Drive
World Wide Communion Sunday Observed At Local Church
Reforming Holy Communion is celebrated at First Evangelical and Reformed Church Sunday at 11 a.m. The choir directed by Donald Gilbhardt performs O For A Closer Walk With God. A Youth Fellowship at 6 30 features J R Young as speaker and Miss Mary Edithe Feree presiding. Evening service at 7 30 features Blunders in Building and Day is Dying in the West. Prayer service is Wednesday at 7 30. all members and friends invited.
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Donald Gilbhardt
Foster
J. R. Young
Mary Edithe Feree
Sherwin
Central Friends Schedule Morning and Evening Worship Topics
At 11:00 during morning worship Minister Cecil E. Haworth speaks on Our Debt to the Past. At 6:30 evening worship his topic is What Think Ye of Christ. Junior choir meets at 5:30 with Martha Warner directing. Young Friends fellowship gathering at 6:30 and monthly meeting Thursday evening. Boy Scouts meet Monday at 7:00. Tuesday 7:30 monthly study of the new protestant discipline in the annex.
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Central Friends
Cecil E. Haworth
Christ
Martha Warner
Young Friends Fellowship
Boy Scouts
Revival Services At Church Of God Called By Inviter
Revival services conducted at the Church of God located at 1111 East Commerce Street led by evangelist Rev. B L Brewer. Services begin each evening at seven o clock and Pastor Rev. Fred Jump invites the public to attend.
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East Commerce Street
B. L. Brewer
Fred Jump
Arthur S. Moorfield
Thomasville
Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
M. C. Connor
Clyde H. Connor
Holy Communion and Choir at St Marys Episcopal
St Marys Episcopal plans a holy communion service tomorrow at 8 am with a 9:45 am church school and a 11 am service featuring a sermon by Rev Howard S Hartzell. Choir performs Nunc Dimittis Titcomb and Gloria in Excelsis Mozart. Open Our Eyes McFarland offertory. Monday 6:15 pm men’s league supper and vestry meeting.
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Howard S. Hartzell
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The Smitten Shepherd at Emmanuel Lutheran Service
Emmanuel Lutheran Church will administer the Lord's Supper Sunday at 11 with Rev. F L Conrad delivering The Smitten Shepherd and the Scattered Sheep. Evening worship follows at 7 30.
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Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
F. L. Conrad
Wesley Memorial Plans Tomorrow's Services at Church
Dr. C. E. Rozzelle will preach at 11 o clock tomorrow at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on the subject Tomorrow Is Another Day The Wesleyan Service Guild will hold a vesper service at five o clock with Mrs C C Weaver of
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C. E. Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
C. C. Weaver
Sailor Robbers Strip Edward Lerman of Clothes and Cash
Edward Lerman told police he gave two sailors his shirt and, under threat with a pistol, surrendered his necktie trousers and $52 and his car. He later recovered the clothing discarded in a vacant lot where the robbers left it.
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Hollywood
Calif
Edward Lerman
Lerman
Interreligious Conference Urged For World Peace
Rabbi William F Rosenblum calls for a world interfaith conference to craft a basic formula for universal peace. He suggests Rome as a possible site if the pope cannot attend and urges unity among Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, and Muslim leaders to influence governments without politics.
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New York City
San Francisco
Rome
Rabbi Rosenblum
First Methodist Holds All Members Canvass and Installations
The First Methodist church will conduct its annual every member canvass led by the new board of stewards with a breakfast by the Woman's Society of Christian Service. The 11 o'clock service will install Sunday school officers and teachers, followed by Youth Fellowship officer installations at 6:00 pm and a reception in the Burgess Memorial Chapel. Holy Communion is at 7:30 pm plus a memorial for four deceased members. The note adds a historical aside about King Tutankhamun.
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First Methodist Church
Board of Stewards
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Stewards
Wilson O. Weldon
Lamb of God
Florence Blair
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Burgess Memorial Chapel
Revival to Begin at Oak Hill Friends Meeting
Frederic E. Carter, executive secretary of North Carolina a meeting, will be at the Oak Friends on Sunday night Oct 7 at 7 30 to begin a revival meeting. This meeting will continue through the coming week with daily services at the same hour.
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Frederic E. Carter
North Carolina
The
Oak Friends
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