Moses and Hobab Guide Israelites Toward Canaan
In this lesson Moses and the Israelites depart Sinai for Canaan led by Judah’s tribe with Hobab joining as guide. Rebellion and hunger plague, Moses asks for help, seventy elders receive spirit, quail famine ends with a great plague, Miriam struck with leprosy then healed after seven days.
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Willderness
Sinai
Canaan
Paran
Judah
David
Jesus Christ
Ark of the Tabernacle
Moses
Hobab
Israel
Egypt
Taberah
Kibrothhattaavah
Miriam
Aaron
Tabernacle
Mt. Sinai
Promised Land
Idle thoughts on leaving London for the United States
NEW YORK. Idle thoughts on departing London for the United States. The trains run on time yet are crowded and stifling. cars are few and worn, with dirty toilets and little reading matter. Travelers wear four years of war: shabby clothing, patched baggage, and relics of prewar days. War-time papers look alike and dull, while blackout trains resemble somber, sealed carriages. Station announcements note closed refreshment buffets as English routes move past smokey factories and crowded sidings filled with tanks and guns.
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New York
London
United States
Jondon
Obsolete Tanks Deployed at Camp Abbott
Six obsolete tanks originally built for China are now in use at Camp Abbott to train soldiers on tank presence and proper employ to meet specifications of the metal cover. The tanks failed the Chinese government.
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Camp Abbott
Ore
Pin Up Postman Story From A Soldier Tone
A girl photographed a postman with mail and sent the image to her boyfriend in service. The soldier replied by writing on his next letter that he has a picture of the postman pinned to his tent wall. Starlings will strip Jones cherry trees in orchards while sparing others.
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Denver
Churches Submit Sermon Topics for Saturday Directory
Churches must post sermon topics and any directory changes in The Enterprise by 8 a.m. each Saturday. Special church events appear separately on the religious page. Cooperation is requested to provide complete material before the deadline.
Pleasant Grove and surrounding churches list schedule
Pleasant Grove Pastno route contains Sunday school supts Clyde Payne and Archdale G E White with morning worship at 11 and evening service at 8. Youth, prayer meetings, and midweek activities noted. Wesley Memorial and many other churches across Main Street Rankin and Oakview give service times, Sunday school, youth groups, and midweek prayers with various pastors and supts.
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Pleasant Grove
Pastno
C. E. Ridge
Clyde Payne
Archdale
G. E. White
George Elder
Suna
Tuesda
Oakview High Point
Robert E. Ward
Ernest Stephens
Highland
Spencer W. Johnson
R. L. Proctor
Prospect Street
S. E. Taylor
Fellowship Forum
East Green Street
John P. Morgan
H. B. Hurley
South Hamilton Street
L. Ruth
Revival Services by Rev J P Trueblood at Hayworth Church
Evangelist Rev J P Trueblood of Hertford will conduct revival services at Hayworth Wesleyan Methodist Church from September 12. Services start 7 30 each evening with Sunday hours 11 00 am and 7 30 pm. Rev Robert S Conley of Bellaire Michigan will assist as song evangelist.
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J. P. Trueblood
Hertford
Hayworth Wesleyan Methodist Church
Roberts. Conley
Bellaire
Mich
St Marys Farriss and North Main Church Services
Rev Howard officiates morning service at 11:00 am with Sunday school superintendent Hartzell. Church School gathers at 9:45 am at St Marys Farriss and North Main in LA with morning services listed for Sunday.
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Fins. Wilson O. Weldon
A. J. Simeon
William Howard
Lebanon North Main
Oscar Lee Easter
Dale Montgomery
Calvary
East Green
O. L. Brown
A. H. Holton
Foursquare Gospel
English Street
Robert H. Harrison
North Main Street
Austin B. Conrad
Walter F. Clayton
Thelma Patrick
Brentwood Oren
ST. Mary's Farriss
North Main
Rev
Howard
Hartzell
Stewart
Bible Tabernacle Seventh Day Adventists
E E. Cleveland
OAK Grove Christian
C. T. Harvey
ST. Paul Holiness
O. C. Crone
Frank Spaing
Sunshine Band
Wile Mama
Mars Hill Holiness
B. F. Siler
John W. Smith
Burt Rucker
Community church schedules and leaders listed
Friends Central located at South Main and Commerce hosts Sunday school led by Cecil E Haworth and Horace S Haworth with services at 6 30 pm Junior Choir rehearsal Monday 415 pm Senior Choir 730 pm OAK HILL Burton and Hansell Streets led by D Virgil Pike with Leslie Gurley Sunday school Morning service 1 am Christian Endeavor 630 pm SPRINGFIELD led by Harold Hadley with Sunday school 10 am Christian Endeavor 530 pm Woman's Auxiliary 4th Tuesday Choir practice 730 pm Clifton C Pearson minister Sunday school 10 am Christian Endeavor 630 pm Choir Wednesday 800 pm
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John Pugh
W. R. Jones
South Main and
Commerce
Cecil E. Haworth
Horace S. Haworth
Oak Hill Burton and
Hansell Streets
Virgil Pike
Leslie Gurley
Christian Endeavor
Springfield
Harold Hadley
Woman's Auxiliary
Archdale
Clifton C. Pearson
Oscar L McCampbel
Revival to Open Sept 19 at First Christian Church
A revival will be conducted by Reese Loman evangelistic party of Greensboro at the First Christian Church at the corner of W Green and Tryon streets beginning Sunday Sept 19. Bob Loman musical director will be assisted by the Harmony Boys Quartet and the Townsend family. Services will be held each evening at 7 30 o'clock.
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Reese-Loman Evangelistic Party of
Greensboro
First Christian Church
W. Green and
Tryon Streets
Bob Loman
Harmony Boys Quartet
Townsend
Prayer Band to Meet at R L Johnson Home
The Gospel Prayer Band will meet at the home of R L Johnson near Allen Jay School on Saturday September 11 at 7 45 p m A pound of fat is needed for production of three cello phane bags for soldiers gas masks
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Gospel Prayer Band
R. L. Johnson
Allen Jay School
Annual Home Coming Services At Archdale Methodist
Archdale Methodist Church holds annual home coming services on Sunday September 12 tied to the church school rally. The program includes the church choir and leaders at 11 a.m. followed by picnic style dinner at 1 p.m. and services at 2 15 p.m. Congregational singing frames the day as Grover H Jones speaks on Youth Life and its link to home and church.
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Archdale Methodist Church
Grover H. Jones
Revival In Progress At Pleasant Grove
A revival meeting is in progress at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church midway between High Point and Thomasville. Rev. D. A. Oakley of Trinity Methodist Church in Thomasville preaches while Rev. C. F E. Ridge directs singing. Meetings continue through next week with daily services at 2 30 p m and 8 00 p m tomorrow’s schedule lists 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m.
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Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
High Point
Thomasville
D. A. Oakley
Trinity Methodist Church
C. F E. Ridge
City Wide B T U Meeting Tomorrow at First Baptist
A city wide B T U meeting will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the First Baptist Church. Officers for the coming year will be elected at this time and a special program has been arranged.
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B.T.U
First Baptist Church
Sunday church services and pastors in local congregations
A reader listing church schedules across multiple houses of worship. Names of pastors include Rev W F Elliott Rev J J Wison Rev J E Mellon Rev J B Jones Rev F O Bass Father Bernardine Rev W H Hall Rev D D Mason Rev A W Wadell Rev N F Bright and others with times for Sunday school morning and evening worship, religious rites, and special services.
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First Baptist
W. F. Elliott
J. J. Wison
B. T. U.sp
ST. Mark Methodist
McLeod
Calvary Baptist
J. E Mellon
City Missionary Union
Pilgrim Congregational
J. B. Jones
Eddie Padgett
M. C. E. Society
Mace James
MT. Vernon Baptist
F. O. Bass
Cherry ST
Temple Memorial Baptist
F. R. Mason
Coal Shortage Deepens As Ickes Warns Of Worse
Secretary Ickes warned the coal situation in the United States is worsening and will likely deteriorate further as more coal must be shipped to military operations in Italy. He suggested production may depend on longer hours via contracts rather than a government 48 hour week.
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Washington
Ickes
United States
Italy
England
South Africa
Help Needed to Fill Wartime Labor Gap in America
New York September 11 sources report that while 63 5 million people are employed in wartime America, the National Industrial Conference Board notes 3 6 million more must be found to satisfy factory and military needs.
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New York
America
National Industrial Conference Board
Soldier Catches Shark at Long Branch Beach
An unidentified Fort Monmouth sergeant hauled a blue-nose shark four and a half feet long and weighing about 100 pounds to shore in Long Branch New Jersey. A local policeman then killed the shark with a revolver.
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Long Branch
N. J
Fort Monmouth
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Guy E. Kinney
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S. H. Peters
Henry Hudgepeth
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First South Main and
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Hoy Lee Fesperman
J. Young
Tuttle Mission
Park Street
Oak Grove
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A L. Saunders
Pisgah
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C. M. Floyd
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W. O. Powers
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Albert Houston Dunning
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H. B. Chatham
Pairmont Park
Ray Moose
Roy Teague
Bt.u
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Green Street
Pilot View
A. J. Swinson
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R. Clinard
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South Side
Flint and
Highland Ave
Bill Barker
Friendly Baptist
E. Green
Kivett Drive
W.L. Smith
James L. Lowe
Temple Baptist
Springfield Road
Tommy Swinson
Harry Smith
Allen Jay
P. E. White
George H. Wallace
R. BE. White
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State Street
Winfred McEver
C. C. McEver
West Green Street
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Centennial Ave
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F. W. Rockett
H. A. Surratt
Walther League
Emmanuel North Main and
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Flavius Leslie Conrad, Sr
Clarence Schultheiss
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Highland Avenue
Thomas T. Lindsey
M. M. Strother
Park and Green Streets
Robert J. MacMillan
O. C. Williamson
Harry L. Brown
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Archdale Methodist
Gethsemane Baptist
W. H. Hall
Oo Beulah Tabernacle
N. F. Bright
Priendship Baptist
M. Frazier
Shiloh Baptist Church
C. W. Lawrence
L. W. Strong
C. W. Carver Bible Class
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Pearson Memorial
A. M. Jones
Sarah Reese
A. C. E. League
ST. Matthew Holiness
A. G. Garlington
P. m
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J. B. Mason
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S. Ll. Bruton
King's Chapel
A. E. Miller
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