Vacation Bible School Set By Two Churches in Thomasville
Two Thomasville churches join for a large Vacation Bible School starting Monday at 9 o clock at the First Baptist Church. Enrollment passed 100 yesterday with expectations near 200. sessions run 9 to 11:30 for two weeks with transportation arranged for Dawson Street Baptist attendees.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Dawson Street
First Baptist Church
Thomasville
Dawson Street Baptist Sunday School
William J. Self
Christian Science Lesson Sermon for June 17 at First Church Scientist
The Lesson Sermon titled God the Preserver of Man will be read at the First Church of Christ Scientist on Sunday June 17 with passages from Psalms 25 21 22 Psalms 91 and Science and Health. Chaplain Bryan H Keathley will preach a Father’s Day sermon at the Presbyterian church titled A Father who was followed by his family with psalm text. The Well Springs of Life service includes hymns and refreshments. The Women’s Auxiliary meets Monday at 4 pm with Home Missions program by Mrs John Watt. Deacons meet Sunday at 6:45 pm. St Augustine’s Catholic Church celebrates the fourth Sunday after Pentecost with Masses at 8 and 12:30 and weekday Masses at 8 each morning. Confessions Saturday 5 6 pm in town 7 8 pm hospital 7 8 pm Air Field Tuesday 5 15 pm Novena of the Miraculous Medal Tuesday 8 pm Forty Hours Devotion begins Sunday 8 am and runs to Tuesday night with daily exposition and repose.
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Wesleyan College
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Reece Turrentine
W. R. Clayton
Herbert Readling
W. S. Brown
J. C. Payne
John Dixon
Nat Williams
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Church of Christ
Israel
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Bryan H. Keathley
Presbyterian Church
Krat’. le Yon
Women’s Auxiliary
John Watt
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Michael Manning
St. Augustine’s
Father’s Day Sermon At First Baptist Church
Preaching services at 11 10 a m and 8 30 p m tomorrow at the First Baptist Church. Rev T F Callaway will deliver the morning sermon The Ideal Father focusing on fatherhood of war patterned after the Fatherhood of God. The choir led by Mrs S W Fleming will perform A Pilgrim s Journey arr Londonderry Air. Mr Callaway s Evening Topic.
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Usta
First Baptist Church
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Londonderry
Mr. Callaway
Britain rejects French five power Middle East plan
Paris reports Britain formally declines France proposal for a five power conference on Middle East issues. Ambassador Duff Cooper met French foreign minister Georges Bidault at noon, with details of the British note not released pending review. Britain reiterates preference for a three power talks among France Britain and the United States.
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de Gaulle
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Only 1,447 Liberated From Bataan and Corregidor Captives
Manila reports 1,447 of more than 18,000 American personnel captured by Japan on Bataan and Corregidor have been freed. An estimated 3,260 died after the death march or on The Rock. Most of the 13,000 unaccounted for are believed held in prison camps in Japan, China, and Formosa.
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United States Declines Five-Power Conference Invite
Diplomatic sources say the United States declined an invitation to attend a five-power conference on the subject several days ago. The move signals a narrowed U S role in talks previously anticipated to address the issue.
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Pinepark Revival Services Begin Tomorrow
Rev. Leon Bradley will preach at Pinepark Baptist Church tomorrow morning and evening. Rev. F A Bone will attend Monday morning services at 9:00 and conduct revival services throughout the week.
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Leon’ Bradley
Pinepark Baptist Church
F. A. Bone
Nazi Mines Close East Coast Ports In 1942 43
The navy said German submarine mines severely disrupted Atlantic shipping in 1942 and 1943 forcing major ports like New York to close to ocean traffic while harbor channels were cleared. Norfolk Baltimore Jacksonville Charleston Wilmington and others faced brief closures. Mines also disrupted access to the Panama Canal and damaged vessels near Chesapeake Bay during the period.
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Newport News
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Yugoslavia Orders General Elections With Female Vote
A Red Star dispatch reports Yugoslavia orders general elections with women voting for the first time and all soldiers allowed to vote. The vote will include many teenage partisans and marks a broad expansion of the franchise.
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Moscow
Red Star
Yugoslavia
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