Methodist Hour to feature Dr Roy H Short on April 25
Dr Roy H Short editor of The Upper Room will headline The Methodist Hour Sunday April 25 at 8 30 A M He will speak on A Kingdom for Every Man tying to the General Conference in Boston Mass and the 1948 Teachings of Jesus and Presence Scene broadcast over Station W P Lt Raleigh
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Roy H. Short
Methodist Hour
Methodist Church
Boston
Mass
Board of Evangelism of
the Methodist Church
Short Spe
W. Plt
Fin Raleigh
Doctrine of Atonement Sermon in Christian Science Society
The April 18 service of the Christian Science Society featured an esson sermon on the Doctrine of Atonement. Texts cited include First Timothy 2 5 and Psalm 31 17, with readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. Guidance covers atonement through spiritual understanding over ritual sacrifice.
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Christiancience Churches and Society
Man Christ Jesus
Y Baker Eddy
In Memoriam for Isabell Cherry
Mary Cherry Payne Lor writes an emotional memorial for her mother Isabell Cherry praising her as a wonderful mother worker and loyal friend. The tribute notes the impact of her loss and the lasting memory her children hold while recalling her guidance and character.
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Isabell Cherry
Finay
April
Nominations Sought For National Humane Act Award
The American Veterinary Medical Association invites nominations for the 1948 National Humane Act Award to honor a boy or girl for kindness to animals. Nominees must be submitted by May 1. the winner receives a $100 government bond and an award certificate at a national veteran event.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
W. A. Young
Chicago
North Carolina Symphony Conductor Benjamin Swain Also Violinist
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra conductor Benjamin Swain is a skilled viol inist who leads sixty five musicians and performs from the rostrum. The group tours the state stopping in Roanoke Rapids on May 17 for its third annual tour. Swain trained under Franz Kneisel and Leopold Auer and studied at Columbia University the Institute of Musical Art in New York City the University of Vienna and the State High School of Vienna. He advocates thorough training for students and believes in bringing good music to all people. He enjoys mountain climbing golf and afternoon coffee and often performs with his wife during state recitals and lectures on music appreciation. The Swains are tireless in promoting the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra and fine music.
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North Rolina
Theymphony
Liquor Sales Rise in North Carolina in March
Liquor sales in North Carolina for March surpassed March 1947 by about 443000. Total sales reached 3743653.55 versus 8200404.55 last year. Halifax County proceeds were 193309. Early March indicators show a percentage decline in North Catalina cron acréates with large drops anticipated in small grain crops and tobacco.
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North Carolina
Halifax County
North Catalina
Cron
Humane Act Award Nomination Window Announced
A humane act award convention will be held in San Francisco from August 16 through 19. Nominations must be submitted by May 1 to the Humane Act Award Committee at Ameri ation, 600 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 5, Til.
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San Francisco
American Veterinary Medical Association
S. Michigan Ave
Chicago
Barbara Troxell Sings Tomorrow At Emporia
Barbara Troxell the young American soprano will give the final concert of the 1947-48 Emporia series in the Emporia school auditorium Friday night April 23. Miss Troxell studied at Penn State and Curtis Institute, performed with Dessart Choirs and the National Orchestral Association, and sang at the Mozart Opera Festival in Mexico City in 1944 and the Montreal Festivals in 1946.
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Barbara Troxell
Emporia
Miss Troxell
Claire V.g. Thomas
Schubert
der Jaeger
von Ewiger Liebe
Brahms
Verdi
Debussy
Faure
Dessart
National Orchestral Association
New York
Mexico City
Thomas Beecham
Thomas Iter
Montreal
Hospital News List of Out of Town Patients
Roanoke Rapids hospital treated several out of town patients this past week including Dorothy Allen Emporia Albert Bolton Rich Lau Harvey Lee Barnes Ahoskie Mrs Thomas Colson Woodland R P Drake Boykins Vi G D De Loath Conway Mrs Sidney Hughson Jack iton Mrs J W Grey Weldon C Jones Littleton Miss Mary Kizziah Jackson Edity Jane Liles La Crosse Mrs Clyde Odom Conway John C Pittman Jr Halifax Ralph P Conway Mrs R C Coker Garysburs
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Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Miss
Dorothy Allen
Emporia
Albert Bolton
Rich Lau
Harvey Lee Barnes
Ahoskie
Thomas Colson
Woodland
R. P. Drake
Boykins
G. D. de Loath
Conway
Sidney Hughson
Jackiton
J. W. Grey
Weldon
C. Jones
Littleton
Mary Kizziah
Jackson
Edity Jane Liles
la Crosse
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Texas
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Berke Brothers
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MARS
Madame Vine Phychic
Madame Vine
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Rapid Supply, Co
Highway 158
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Yoanoke
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