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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1953

Page

2

UP President To Receive Honor Award For Service

Hugh Baillie president of the United Press is named to receive a distinguished service in realism award from the University of Missouri. He will be honored during Journalism Week ceremonies on May 1 and deliver a speech on Fighting for News. The 44th annual Journalism Week runs April 26 to May 2 with other award speakers Noyes Kilpatrick Taishoff and Doris Fleeson.

Columbia, Mo Hugh Baillie The United Press University Missouri Baillie Journalism Week Star Newbold Noyes Jr Illie Press Association Rom

Hundreds of American families find new hope in repatriation

The first six days of Korea prisoner repatriation saw 17 more Americans freed and 13 promised today, lifting spirits of families who have waited since 1951. Parents name missing loved ones, praising the exchanges and hoping all prisoners return home.

Korea Reds Arley D. Rose Donald A. Rose

Disabled UN Prisoners Returned Today List

Official list of U S captured personnel recovered today at Panmunjom Korea includes Barnes Thomas R Pfe USMC Dadeville Ala Ensign Martin S Broomhead James W Bullock Cpl Fayetteville NC and others. Names span multiple states with next of kin listed for several entries and addresses provided.

Panmunjom Korea U. S Barnes, Thomas R Pfe USMC Dadeville Ala J. Barnes Ruby Hack Fairmont Hilyeerd William R Airman Columbus Ind David

Opposing US U N Views Split DAR and League Groups

In Washington two major women's groups, the Daughters of the American Revolution and the League of Women Voters, urged grassroots campaigns on UN policy in opposite directions. DAR passed 10 resolutions criticizing the UN and its agencies including UNESCO and the Genocide Convention. The League promised to combat attacks on the UN and expressed concern over campaigns undermining its progress.

Washington United Nations Daughters of the American Revolution United States U.N League of Women Voters John G. Lee Farmington, Conn League DAR Unesco

Myrtle the Mighty Mouse Bites Rattlesnake to Death

In Pasadena California Myrtle a pet mouse at John Muir Junior College killed a four foot rattlesnake that was intended as a movie prop. The rodent acted swiftly biting the rattler on its head ending the threat and returning to her cage.

Pasadena Calif Myrtle John Muir Junior College Norman H. Wakeman Wakeman

Something To Remember Her By In Waterloo Case

Donna Maxine Hall, 23, faced charges after allegedly causing $500 in damage to her former husband’s home. James F. Cuttingham testified she carved her name into two tables, a radio, a piano, a buffet, a chest of drawers, and a refrigerator.

Waterloo Donna Maxine Hall James F. Cuttingham

Dinner On Cuff Once Too Often

Fred Tuckmantel of Erie Pennsylvania faced 30 days in jail after repeatedly dining on credit. He first signed an 82 cent bill last November promising payment, then returned and signed a 46 cent tab. Police were alerted when his face was recognized at the cafe.

Creston Fred Tuckmantel Erie Tuckmantel Es Face Poce

Rochester bus driver honored for 14 years of safe operation

Safe Conduct delegates in Rochester give Ralph W. Saffer a pin for 14 years of continuous safe operation and then allow him to drive the delegates on a city tour in a bus.

Rochester N.Y Ralph W. Saffer

Budget Bills Move Through North Carolina Assembly

The North Carolina General Assembly enacted a record 620 million dollar biennial spending bill and a 50 million dollar school bond bill amid delays and amendments. Several bond measures faced setbacks or edits, including a 22 million dollar mental institutions bond and a 144 million state institutions bond, while a tax and secrecy-law debate reshaped readings and final actions.

Raleigh General Assembly Umstead Senate House New York R. Grady Rankin Gaston Advisory Budget Commission Rankin Earnhardt Cabarrus Woodson Rowan Attorney - General Appropriations Joint Appropriations Committee Joint Appropriations County Board of Education Milk Commission House Finance Committee ABC Valdese Lake Lure Blowing Rock

Local Church Schedule Highlights Services and Meetings

Sunday worship includes a sermon by Miss Clarice Bowman from High Point College at 6:30 youth fellowship with no evening service. Sunday school at 9:45 and 11:00. junior choir at 5:30. no junior fellowship. Tuesday workers council meets at 7:30 with Annie Lee Jarrell.

Clarice Bowman High Point College Workers Council Annie Lee Jarrell

Church Schedule and District Meeting in Asheboro

Sunday activities include Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with Dr David Faust from Catawba College giving the sermon. Men of the Brotherhood meet at the church at 2 p m for a district meeting in Asheboro followed by fellowship at 5 p m. Wednesday offers a mid week prayer meeting at 7 30 p m.

David Faust Catawba College

Revival begins with nightly services led by Rev Bill Sheppard

A two week revival starts tomorrow with services at 7 30 each night through May 10 Rev Bill Sheppard is the evangelist and special singing is planned for each service Rev J K Green serves as the church pastor

Bill Sheppard J. K. Green

Revival Week Planned May 3–10 with Rev Wilton E Allen

A week of revival is scheduled May 3 to 10 with Rev. Wilton E. Allen of Buchanan, Va., as guest minister.

Wilton E. Allen Buchannon, Va

Sunday church schedule lists services and youth programs

The page details a weekly church calendar with Sunday School Morning worship Great Prophets in the Bible Ezekiel and Daniel, nursery programs Sunbeams, choral activities, Training Union, and evening service. Weekday activities include Royal Ambassadors chapters Boy Scouts Adult Choir and teachers meetings.

Ezekiel Daniel Livingstone Royal Ambassadors Brotherhood Royal Abassadors Hale Royal Aassadors

Sunday Through Thursday Church Schedule Readings

Sunday schedule lists Morning Worship at 10 55 a m and Evening Worship at 7 30 p m broadcast on WHPE FM Youth Fellowship at 8 30 p m Monday and Tuesday host W M A executive and stewardship class First Baptist Greensboro Scout meetings Wednesday features Workers Council Sunbeams and Y W A Prayer meeting at 8 00 p m and alt chair closed Thursday notes Training Union visitation

Training Union Whpe-Fm W.M.A W. E. Wolf West Lexington Avenue First Baptist Church Greensboro Workers’ Council Sunbeams R. A G. A Y.W.A Alt

Sunday Church Schedule With Evening Sermons

Sunday services include Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon on Prayer's Primary Purpose. Youth fellowship and Mary Martha Missionary meet at 6 30 p m. Evening evangelistic service at 7 30 p m with a sermon They Blindfolded Jesus. Tuesday 7 00 p m Youth night. Wednesday 7 30 p m Midweek prayer and Bible study.

Mary-Martha Missionary Meeting

Quakers Sermon Series on the Holy Spirit and Beliefs

Sunday schedule lists 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m worship with a sermon titled What the Quakers Believe about the Holy Spirit third in the series Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m in the Recreation Room Junior group studies in the auditorium focusing on Quaker beliefs and practices The topic is The Quakers

Pauls Conflicts in Corinth By Newman Campbell

The article traces Paul and Barnabas split over John Mark and Paul’s later friendship with Timothy. It narrates Paul and Silas’s travels, the prison beatings in Philippi, the jailer’s conversion, and their reception in Thessalonica, Berea and Athens amid opposition and faith.

Newman Campbell Paul Barnabas Jerusalem John Mark Mark Silas Derbe and Lystra Timothy Ephesus

Paul and Lydia in Philippi and Athens Journey

Paul and companions arrive in Philippi after a Macedonian vision. Lydia, a purple-seller, converts with her household. In Athens Paul preaches on Mars Hill, where some mock and some believe. In Corinth he stays with Aquila and Priscilla, gains Crispus as a believer, and faces Gallio’s ruling on the case.

Paul Philippi Greece Europe Dews Lydia Athens Mars Hill Asia Macedonia Troas Luke Christ National Council of the Churches of Chris King Corinth Aquilas Priscilla Crispus Gallio Division of Christian Education U.S.A Features Syndicate

Springfield Church Schedule and Anniversary Observance

Leaders are Byron Haworth Laura Davis and Rachel Ruth Richardson A day of retreat and spiritual refreshment at Springfield starts 10:30 a.m. Tuesday The United Society of Friends Women meet at Jennie Wilsons home 2 15 p m Wednesday Evening Bible study Epistle to Romans and choir practice Mid week activities include John J Blair Sunday School Class turkey dinner in Recreation Room May 3 marks Springfield Church birthday observance Sermon topics Don t Be In consistent and Talking to Yourself Evening worship 7 00 p m Youth activities and council meetings follow Through the week district Youth Rally at West Market Street Church Greensboro on Saturday 7 30 p m.

North America Byron Haworth Laura Davis Rachel Ruth Richardson High Point Council of Church Women Springfield United Society of Friends Jennie Wilson John J. Blair Epworth West Market Street Church Greensboro

Probation After Death Sermon At Christian Science Church

The Churches of Christ, Scientist announce next Sundays lesson sermon on Probation After Death. Golden Text from I Corinthians 6 14 states God hath both raised up the Lord and will also raise up us by his own power. Services at 31944 North Main Street include Sunday 11 am and Wednesday 8 pm with Sunday School at 9 45 am. Reading Room and Lending Library open on Wednesday afternoons and Friday afternoons.

Churches of Christ North Main Street

Church Schedule Highlights Week Services and Choirs

Sunday features 9 45 a m church school and 11 a m sermon The Good News I Declare Unto You The MYF supper at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 8 p m Tuesday offers 2 45 p m Primary Choir Wednesday includes 9 30 a m Spiritual Life Fellowship 4 p m Youth Fellowship Choir 6 30 p m family night supper and 8 30 p m mid week chapel hour on WMFR Thursday lists 4 p m Junior Choir.

Spiritual Life Fellowship WMFR

Church activities and services listed for the week

A Sunday schedule shows morning worship with the sermon Sharing Christ With Others and a vesper service Are You a Good Witness with MYF supper. Meetings include Visitation Committee, Associate Board of Stewards, Alma McCain Guild, United Church Women retreat, Cub Scouts, Cecelian Choir, WSCS study, Father and Son Dinner, Evangelism Committee, and a mid week service on A Woman Who Touched Jesus.

Board of Stewards Wesley Hall Alma McCain Guild J. O. Craig William and Mary Apts United Church Women Springfield Meeting House WSCS Wesleyan Service Guild Mabel Cherry Paul Tudor Jones Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church of Richmond Fathers and Sons Evangelism Committee Jesus

St Marys Episcopal Sunday Schedule

St Marys Episcopal outlines Sunday services at 8 a m Holy Communion 9 30 a m Church School and Bible Class 11 a m Morning Prayer and sermon by the rector 5 30 m Young people service Note no Wednesday morning Communion due to rector attending a Raleigh meeting

Raleigh

Sunday church services and Jamaica missionary slides

Sunday service schedule includes 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am Morning worship The Set of the Face 6 30 pm combined youth service with slides from Jamaica Missionary Chamberlain B W I will present color slides of the island and church work there 730 pm Rev Ray U Chamberlain Pilgrim work Jamaica delivers a missionary message Wednesday 730 pm Prayer service

Children’s Story Hour Junior Youth Society Senior Youth Society Chamberlain Jamaica Ray U. Chamberlain

First Church of Christ Sunday Schedule

The First Church of Christ lists Bible school at 9 45 a.m. Morning worship at 10 00 a.m. with the sermon The Name of the Church Set Forth in Your Bible. Evening worship at 7 30 p.m. Youth meeting and study at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday 7 30 p.m The Hour of Power features colored slides on the life of Paul with description.

Paul

Epando dlyph and Crestwood Presbyterian Services Schedule

Morning worship at Randolph at 11 a.m. Evening worship at Crestwood at 7 p.m. The Epandolyph and Crestwood Presbyterian School is noted at both churches.

Epandolyph and Crestwood Presbyterian

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule

Sunday services begin with a sermon Earths Little While by the pastor followed by reception of new members at 9 45 a m Nursery and Children in the Educational Building 11 a m Luther Leagues meet at 6 30 p m and Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Monday church council meets in the Educational Building at 7 30 p m Tuesday 10 30 a m Day of Prayer Retreat at Springfield Friends Meeting

Luther Leagues Church Council Springfield

What Becomes of Lost Souls Sermon at First Presbyterian

Sunday morning service at First Presbyterian features a sermon titled What Becomes of Lost Souls. Church School follows at 11 a.m. Pioneer and Senior Fellowships meet at 5 p.m. Monday starts with The Men of morning activities.

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Associated Press David Hilycard Bill Bernice Daniel James F. Daniel Covington Margaret Christie Montezuma Cpl William L. Conley A. Hilyeerd Cottage Ave Juern Theodore A Forest Park Albert T. Juern Belvedere Ave Einang Ise South Osc Tulsa Okla Rose Donald A Redlands Treffery Wendell H Terryville Conn Watters John L., Jr Beckley W. Va Eloise L. Watters Uma St S. E Woodhouse Melvin J Pyt Norfolk Ollise ‘Millie Teily St Myrtle the Mighty Mouse High Point People'’S Methodist Pairfield Methodist First Baptist Green Street Baptist Gospel Tabernacle Springfield Friends Thessalonica Berea Acre Corinthus Temple of Venna Christian Science Sherwood Methodist First Methodist Wesley Memorial Methodist ST. Mary’s Episcopal First Church OF Christ Randolph Crestwood Emmanuel Lutheran First Presbyterian High Point Gospel Tabernacle the Christian and Missionary Alliance Willowbrook St Donald B. Irvin With You Alway Matt God Bakertown Road Brown, Jr Grove City Pennsylvania First Church OF God Arlo F. Newell
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