Genesis creation lesson for July 1 1945 Sunday School
The article introduces the July 1 1945 International Sunday School Lesson from Genesis 1 1 5 10 12 16 18 26 27 31. It frames three main ideas divine creation purpose and man in God’s image and notes Genesis as spiritual not scientific writing and discusses belief against critics. It emphasizes God as creator and mankind’s sacred likeness shaping moral intellect and will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Order
J. Patterson- Smith
You
Local Aid For Returning Veterans Arranged In May
In May the United States Employment Service Office helped 52 returning veterans with job information and veteran activity details. Sixty veterans were World War II veterans, sixteen referred to local non agricultural jobs with fifteen placements verified, four found work at a distance, and no readjustment claims except one filed. A local Veterans Service Committee now operates with broad organizational representation to assist civilian readjustment through the Veterans Information Center and Employment Representative.
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United States Employment Service Office
Veterans Service Committee
Veterans Information Cente
Veterans Employment Representative
Chickens Come Home to Roost Warns Local Lawyer
A Charlotte News anecdote about a lawyer’s fox hunt mishap leads to a broader warning: personal integrity and loyalty affect families and society. The speaker laments declining morale, urges faithfulness among servicemen families, and stresses the American home as core to national life.
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Charlotte News
N. C
Conservation Notes On Terrace Practice In Surry County
J E Trevathan reports on soil conservation in Surry County with farmer examples. W A Shinault and D W Key build terraces to guide crops and reduce erosion as proactive measures under Tri Creek Soil Conservation District supervision. Observations note improved contour cultivation, sustained terraces through heavy rains, and benefits from Korean lespedeza and cover crops in corn and tobacco fields.
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W. A. Shinault
Dobson
N. C
Shinault
Tri-Creek Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
Surry County
D. W. Key
Level Cross
Mr. Key
Key
Claude W. Ramey
Oscar Badgett
Copeland
Claude
F. P. Ramey
Skull Camp
Beulah
Ramey
New Flour Brand Placed On Market
Thomas and Howard Company announces Aunt Jemima Ready Mix for Pancakes, a new all purpose flour backed by a double guarantee. Quaker Oats Company offers Aunt Jemima with strong brand history and nationwide popularity in home baking.
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Thomas and Howard Company
Quaker Oats
Jemima
Booth
U S to repatriate 50 000 Nazi prisoners of war
About 50 000 German prisoners of war in U S camps will be sent back to Germany as soon as shipping space is found. Included are officers and NCOs who must not be forced to labor, rabid Nazis, and the sick or insane. Remaining 300,000 POWs are distributed as 65,000 in agriculture, 65,000 in industry, and about 150,000 assigned to Army air force or naval posts.
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U. S
Germany
Hen Pun Heads Up on Laying or Lying
A farmer debates English usage about a hen. The first farmer asks whether a hen is sitting or setting. the second notes he cares only about whether she is laying or lying when she cackles.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Wilt
Easo
Exso
Esso
Standard Oil Company OF
New Jersey
Franklin & Market
Bray
Main
Rockford
Main Street
Granite City Esso
Main & Rawley
Blue Ridge
Charlotte
Conservation News
J. E. Trevathan
CCC
Johnson
Little Vine
Copeland Church
PWS
I. L. Richard
Fulton Building
Hollingsworth Drug CO
Rexall Store
Felp
Thres
Pension Plan—Group Life Insurance
U. S. Employment Service
N. Main St
Mount Airy, N. C
WMC
American Viscose Corporation
Front Royal
Virginia
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