Joseph and the Egyptian famine readied by Pharaoh
The article recounts Joseph rising to power in Egypt, storing grain during seven good years, and the famine spreading across the land. Jacob sends his sons to Egypt, Simeon is kept, Benjamin stays with their father, and the brothers face misunderstanding and fear as Joseph tests their honesty.
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Pharaoh
Joseph
Egypt
Zaphnathpaaneah
Asenath
Potopherah
Potiphar
Mrmen Vaal
Ther
Ephraim
Jacob
Benjamin
Rachel
Saida Taglnion
Simeon
Reuben
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Burlington Bees Climb To Fourth In Carolina League
With two games left in the Carolina league regular season, Burlington moves into fourth place by percentage after a 6-1 win over Greensboro. Leaksville’s loss to Raleigh helps, as Burlington eyes a playoff berth upcoming Tuesday.
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Burlington
Carolina
Raleigh
The
Bees
Greensboro
Leaksville
Leaks
Danville
Leafs
Martinsville
Winston-Salem
Durham
Bulls
Borich
Thems
Bobby Jones Opens Peru Exhibition Tour Stop
Bobby Jones, the famed U S golfer, arrived in Lima by air last night. He will play an exhibition here today and depart Sunday for Santiago Chile.
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Lima
Peru
Bobby Jones
United States
Santiago
Chile
Religious Education Week Backed by Truman Endorsement
President Truman endorses Religious Education Week September 30 to October 7 and urges fostering religious instruction for millions of U S children. North Carolina Council of Churches seeks proclamations from mayors to support the observance with material sent to churches.
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Durham
CNS
Harry S. Truman
North Carolina Council of Churches
Ernest J. Arnold
Roy G. Ross
International Council of Relious Education
America
God
Man
United States
Canada
North Carolina
State Council of Churches
Southern churchmen debate race and labor tensions in five-day session
In Hendersonville the Fellowship of Southern Church leaders from six Southern states discussed minority rights as a national barometer of moral life. Aubrey Williams warned of a shift to factory farming, while reports covered church labor conferences, a Bick Lick work camp, and coop living efforts in Tyrrell County.
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Hendersonville
CNL
Charles Sherman
Anti-Defamation League
New York
Fellowship of Southern Church
South
Aubrey Williams
The
Farmers Union
Southern Farmer
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Memphis
Fellowship
Nashville
Tenn
Bick Lick
Tyrrell County
N. C
Sherman
Williams
Lucy Randolph Mason
CIO
Martin Harvey
Southern University
Scotlandville
Richard McKinney
Storer College
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Fellowship of Southern Churchmen
Durham Churches Plan $900000 Expansion Drive
Charles F Hudson reports Durham churches plan expansion with construction costs up to 900000 within five years. Existing church funds exceed 200000 in banks and bonds for post war growth. Baptists and Methodists lead. Projects vary from 1000 to 200000 plus, focusing on religious education units. nationwide survey estimates church construction of about two billion dollars in five years.
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Durham
CNS
Charles F. Hudson
Durham Herald
Tile Council of America
Churches of America
Place Bibles in Gaston County Schools Campaign Progress
Churches in Gaston are close to meeting a $6,000 goal to place Story Bibles in every elementary classroom and Christian character books in high school libraries. Nearly $4,000 has been secured by local churches. Seven other North Carolina counties have completed similar drives.
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Gastonia
CNS
Gaston County
Cabarrus
Cumberland
Duplin
Mecklenburg
Rutherford
Watauga
St Petersburg Open Golf Tourney Plans Prize Renewal
The St. Petersburg open golf tournament planned for February or March with a renewed $10,000 prize was announced by the sports committee of the chamber of commerce.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
The
Chamber of Commerce
Church Sermons and Memorial at Local Fort Wayne Churches
Central Christian will feature sermons by J David Boyd on We Are Gods Fellow-Workers and Paul in Rome at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Main Street Methodist marks Rev. Walter R. Kelly with ing Greater Than Gold at 11 a.m. and Keeping Spiritually Fit at 8 p.m. A memorial service for Sgt. Malcolm L. Kearns is set for 3 p.m. with Chaplain O. Tee delivering the address. Youth fellowship meets 7 p.m. Sunday. W S C S circles gather Monday.
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Paul
Rome
J David Boyd
Masonic Temple
Main Street Methodist
Walter R. Kelly
Malcolm L. Kearns
O. Tee
Revival services announced at West End Baptist Church
West End Baptist Church invites the public to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 00 a m led by pastor W C Guth with a sermon titled People for a Revival. Evening worship follows at 6 30 p m and daily revival services at 7 30 p m for two weeks with The Gospel for a Revival as the sermon theme.
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West End Baptist Sunday School
West End
Sunday School and Sermon Schedule Noted
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 45 run by Herman Billings with a 11 a m September subject Separation and an evening subject The Deeds of your Father Ye as read from the Bible during services.
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Herman Billings
Morning Worship Bulletin at First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Morning worship Sunday at 11 o clock with Rev Hoy L Fesperman preaching on The Ultimate Question. Choir directed by Don Gibbardt to sing Sing Unto the Lord. Youth fellowship at 6 includes ice cream social. Miss Ellen Humphrey hosts program. Eve worship at 7 30 with Rev Karl Flocken speaking and anthem His Changeless Love. Prayer service Wednesday at 7 30.
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Evangelical and Reformed
Hoy L. Fesperman
Don Gibbardt
Rogers
Ellen Humphrey
Karl Flocken
Evanelical and Reformed Church
Kwell
N. C
Tor
Meredith
Central Friends Church announces morning sermon and events
During morning worship Cecil E. Hawworth will speak on Dare We Hope for a New Era. Evening worship at 6 30 will feature Is It a Sin to Be Angry. Young Friends fellowship meets at 6 30 Sunday. Woman's auxiliary luncheon and program Monday at 1. Tuesday 8 pm study of the new discipline in the annex.
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Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Cecil E. Haworth
E Young Friends Fellowship
Woman's Auxiliary
Revival Series Planned by Dr Solomon Dewis at Green Street
Dr Solomon F Dewis superintendent of the Southern Baptists will start revival services at Green Street Baptist Church Sunday with 11 a m and 745 p m sermons daily 10 a m and 745 p m during the week He will also lead a city wide evangelistic campaign in High Point and assumes city mission leadership He previously led churches in Louisville and Atlanta and helped Southern Baptists win 218223 converts and baptisms last year.
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Green Street
Solomon F. Dewis
Southern Baptist Convention
Dowis
Louisville
Atlanta
Dewis
South
Southern Baptists
First Methodist Church to Host Morning Sermon and Union Service
The minister Wilson O Wel don will preach at First Methodist Church at 11 AM on If You Dont Who Will with a Back to Church emphasis. The choir will sing Create in Me a Clean Heart O God. A September union service series begins this evening at 7 30 at First Church with Dr C Excelle Rozzelle to preach.
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First Methodist
Wilson O. Weldon
First Church
Wesley Memorial
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Pfaff to Speak Before Thomasville Woman's Club
Dr. Eugene Pfaff of Greensboro Woman's College, director of the South He Council of International Relations, spoke on "The Atom and Peace" at the Thomasville Woman's Club meeting. The group approved adding trustees to the executive board and creating a nursery area for children during meetings.
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Romulus
Eugene Pfaff
Faculty
Woman's College
Greensboro
South- He Council of International Relations
Community choir to sing midweek service topics
The program notes a choir will perform and a youth fellowship meeting at 6:00 with Hazel Zimmerman as leader on the subject Prayer. The annual birthday party of the women's society of Christian service and the Wesleyan service and the junior guild hold events Monday night at 8:00 in the downstairs auditorium.
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Hazel Zimmerman
Woman's Society Ofristian
Wesleyan
Baptist Training Union Meeting Set At Hilliard Memorial
The Baptist training union comprising groups from First church Green Street North Park North Main Jewel Pisgah West End South side Allen Jay Hilliard Memorial and Fairmont Park Baptist churches will gather at Hilliard Memorial church tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Citywide officers for the coming year will be installed. The nominating committee from each church should meet at 2 o'clock.
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Baptist Training Union
The
First
Green Street
North Park
North Main
Jewel Pisgah
West End
South Side
Allen Jay
Hilliard Memorial
Fairmont Park
Hilliard Memorial Church
E. M. Blakely
Rankin Memorial George R Brown to preach Sunday services
George R Brown will preach at Rankin Memorial Church Sunday morning at 11 o clock and Sunday night at 7 30 on the corner of Barker and Adams streets.
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Rankin Memorial
George R. Brown
Rankin Memorial Church
Barker and
Adams Stret
Holy Communion Service At St Marys Episcopal Church
A celebration of Holy Communion is set for 8 o'clock Sunday morning at St Marys Episcopal Church at the corner of North Main and Farriss Avenue. The rector Rev Howard S Hartzell will deliver the sermon at 11 o'clock following prayers.
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ST. Mary’s Episcopal
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
North Main and
Farriss Avenue
Howard S. Hartzell
Hayworth Wesleyan Revival Closes With Sunday Services
Hayworth Wesleyan Church at 517 Newton Street plans a 7:30 PM closing service tonight and Sunday morning 11 o clock and 7:30 PM services. Rev R C Mullinax and Rev and Mrs Keneth Knapp led the revival, praised for high quality ministries and blessings to attendees.
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Hayyworth
Hayworth Wesleyan
Newton Street
R. C. Mullinax
Keneth Knapp
Transfer Notice Reaches Local Office After 29 Years
Harrisburg report notes J. A. Woodfield sent a postal card to his local office announcing a transfer twenty nine years ago. The card was only delivered recently.
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Harrisburg
J. A. Woodfield
Thomasville Couple United in August Wedding
Miss Norma Sue Hill and Edwin Coggins of Thomasville tied their vows on Wednesday August 29 in a ceremony at Reid Seminary. Only family and close friends attended as Rev. hebecaoee officiated at seven o'clock. The bride wore white with a yellow rosebud corsage. she is the daughter of Mrs Lola Hill of Ingram Street and a Thomasville High School graduate. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs ins of Kern Street, is an alumnus of the local school. They now live with the groom’s parents temporarily.
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Norma Sue Hill
Edward Coggins
Thomasville
Reid
Lolan Hill
Ingram Street
Thomasville High School
Ins
Kern Street
Marshall Sin
Patsy
Detroit
Mich
Rus
Sigmon
Tommy
Danville
Alloy
Paul Green
Pacific
Fort Bragg
Pvt
Green
Camp Campbell
Jerry Neill Jester
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Mary Lou Myers
Ford Myers
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Romulus Skaggs
W. J. Olive
Nancy Jo
Baton Rouge
P. N. Olive
Ridgewood
N. J
Paul, Jr
Don
Lowney Olive
Wake Forest
Jennie Clodfelter
R. A. Clodfelter
Retreat For the
Richmond
Asheboro
Miss Carpenter
Winthrop College
D. C
Navajo minister Jacob C Morgan becomes first ordained Methodist
The first Navajo Indian ordained in the Methodist church is Jacob C Morgan at a camp meeting in Ryder Memorial chapel on the Navajo mission near Farmington New Mexico. The event followed the camp in the Navajo Indian school chapel and was led by an evangelist and three elders.
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Jacob C. Morgan
Methodist Church
Ryder Memorial Chapel
Methodist
Navajo Indian School
Farmington
N. M
Mr. Morgan
Church aid leader urges healing over retaliation with Germany and Japan
Dr Leslie B Moss of the Church Committee on Relief and Reconstruction argues that hate cannot build a safe world. He calls for dissolving bitterness through justice and understanding and urges renewed world cooperation. Former prisoner Martin Niemoeller is quoted sending a call to Germans to turn again to God.
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Germany
Japan
Leslie B. Moss
Church Committee On Relief and Reconstruction
Artin Niemoeller
Hitler
Wainwright Aims to Tell War Department Officially
Honolulu dispatch reports General Wainwright preparing to address his mistreatment by the Japanese with official statements to General Marshall and the War Department in Washington. He confirms plans to report in Washington after a San Francisco parade and notes his deafness from artillery fire.
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Honolulu
Washington
Jones
San Francisco
Wainwright
Marshall
War Department
Bataan
Corregidor
4 A s Eliminated From Draft Files
Local men receiving new classification cards from draft boards are now not to feel uneasy. Officials say most new classifications mailed are 4 A s meaning the holder is over 26 and not subject to selective service. Boards are eliminating registrants over 26 and sending many such cards through the mail.
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Selective Service Boards
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