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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1952
Page
2
A long listing of church names and their pastors with street addresses and locations across High Point and nearby towns. Includes Adventist, Catholic, Baptist, Methodist and other denominations with pastor names such as D. G. Anderson, H. Wallace, L. Beaneat, J. W. Winston, E. Crook, and many more.
The revival at People's Methodist Church on West Albertson Road runs nightly at 7 20 with evangelist Rev Barney Pierce. Sunday School starts at 9 45 am with classes, morning worship at 11 with Rev Carl A Grimm, and music directed by Donald Gibbardt. District Brotherhood meeting at Beck's Reformed Church Sunday at 3 pm. delegation leaves at 2 pm. Evening service at 7 30 pm.
A reflective piece contrasts loyalty pledges for government workers with biblical calls for exclusive devotion to God. It cites the Sinai covenant and Jesus teaching on radical commitment, arguing that genuine allegiance requires prioritizing divine relation over all earthly ties.
The passage commands to have no other gods before the Lord and to not make carved images. It emphasizes worship of the one true God without idolatry and reliance on divine guidance.
The High Point Ministers' Association observes High Point College Day during the 11 o'clock morning worship with Professor Blaine M. Madison of the Raleigh Methodist Orphanage as speaker. The senior choir and MYF groups perform, and a Cathedral sound film titled Return to Jerusalem is shown.
Worship services today led by Pastor Wilbur G McFar ee Se Sere Wice at the church with Mrs Har ry B mah yg Semege at the organ. Monday 7:30 p.m. High Point MYF subdistrict meeting in the sanctuary with officers elected. WSCS meets in Clinard classroom then joins MYF for film Again Pioneers. Wednesday junior choir practice 4 p.m. prayer 7 30 p.m. senior choir 8 p.m.
Sunday prayer service follows a full morning agenda led by Ken neth Goodson in the minister's absence. High Point College Religious Education Department head Dr. William R. Locke presides with Lucille Craver from the college observing Eye Day. Activities include Sunday school, nursery care, MYF supper, and a Bible Quiz.
The record lists a 9 30 a m Spiritual Life Fellowship in the Ladies Parlor and an 8 30 p m midweek chapel hour broadcast over WMFR from Burgess Memorial Chapel. Also noted is a 7 36 p m Wednesday event with a 1 p m work day at Satunae.
The church schedules Sunday School at 9 45 a m with C W Chapman as superintendent and notes for department meetings at 9 25 a m. Training Union is at 6 30 p m directed by W L Craven with a 6 p m meeting for leaders. A sermon series begins on home and marriage with themes and dates through July 1 including Mother’s Day May 11 and a closing banquet.
The notice lists Sunday services and programs at Emanuel Lutheran and Wessee Memorial for April and May 1952. It includes Sunday school at 9:45 a.m., worship at 11 a.m., youth and choir activities, annual convention report by David E. Cauble, and evening programs. It also covers Wessee Memorial church events, choir rehearsals, guild meetings, and midweek study groups.
Evangelist Rev Charles McBride will conduct a revival at Glennanna on Church in Thom asville from April 27 to May 4 with services nightly at 7 30.
Rev. J. H. Clark pastor of Rich Fork Baptist Church will deliver sermons during a revival at the church from April 27 through May 4.
The Limitless Limits Sunday service features a guest preacher from Katonah New York Rev Kenneth Keyser along with John Bullock leading old fashioned evangelical services. The Tabernacle Sunday School gathers at 945 a.m with a children crusade program led by Miss Sarah McDowell. Youth Fellowship meets 630 p.m Sunday and mid week prayer and Bible study occur Wednesday at 730 p.m.
Sunday services at First Presbyterian feature Sunday school at 9 45 a m with J W Southerland as general superintendent and morning worship at 11 00 a m led by Dr Roy E Watts sermon How to Deal with Secret Burdens A guest speaker from High Point College will address Christian College Sunday Music is directed by Henry Whipple two nurseries will operate during worship Joann Elkins will lead the senior high program Ed Honeycutt and Hogg families hostesses A Centre College Choir concert is set for April 30 at 7 30 p m in the sanctuary May 4 11 marks National Christian Family Week with Christ school activities outlined The day closes with an 11 o clock worship led by Pastor Albert S Hale and music by Eva Staples choir and soloist John Moore A nursery is available for under 4 and Sunbeams for 4 to 9 Supper at 5 40 Training Union at 6 15 Evening Worship at 7 30 features James P Morgan and chorale choir Religious activities include memory work Bible readings and hymn festival participation by Green Street and First Baptist churches. The item references multiple events and leaders.
A church program lists a Wednesday family supper on May 7 and two school work shops on May 4 and 18. One session is May 4 from 2 30 to 5 30 p.m. in Burlington and the other May 18 in Sanford. Mrs Hal Davis Mrs C M Garrison and Miss Anne Jones assist in both workshops.
Church schedule lists a morning worship at Randolph Presbyterian Church at 11:00 a.m. and evening worship at Crestwood Church with Pioneer Young People of Crestwood to meet later. Morning and afternoon activities are planned with leadership assigned by Crestwooderian oar Jack.
Springfield Friends announce a worship meeting with sermon Thomas the Man Who Wasnt There. Youth to present Greenback Night at 1 pm, followed by motion pictures. Wednesday prayer at 7 pm and Acts study to begin. Choir practice at 8 pm. Next Sunday May 4 marks the birthday observance with a special service.
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