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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1942
Page
3
Union Services for the nd town churches will be held at the Main Street Methodist Church with Rev. Cecil Haworth of Central Friends Church preaching on Ships and Men.
Minister G. E. White leads the parish with Sunday school at 9 43 a.m. Morning service at 11 o clock. Evening service 8 o clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. Youth Fellowship Thursday 7 30. Choir practice Sunday 7 15. Morning service Holy Communion. Evening service subject Seeds Fallen into Good Ground.
A church directory lists Wesley Memorial on North Main with services at 11 a.m. and evening union services, plus midweek sessions. Nearby Bain Street hosts Williams and Suits churches with Sunday school at 9:40 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Edits include Barker Adams Streets and First Church at North Main with 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 1 p.m. morning service. Additional entries cover views from OAERVIEW High Point, Calvary, Ward Street, and related events such as youth meetings, prayer gatherings, and a vacation Bible school starting Monday led by Esther Riddle.
The Evangelical and Reformed Church at South Main and Russell Streets lists Rev Hoy Lee Fesperman as minister. ML Hedrick serves as Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Evening service is a Union service with a Wednesday prayer at 1 30 pm. Morning service topic is First Century Christians.
The Church of God at 4012 Asheboro Street lists Minister R B Conner and W W Kendal. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with evening service at 8 p m and a midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Rev Robert J Mac Millan conducts Holy masses at 9 and 10 a m with confessions Saturday at 7 30 and 10 30 p m announced for Park and Green Streets Parish services led by Reverend Mac Millan on the schedule details provided.
Rev C M Floyd leads Wade Cumbie evening service at 7 30 p m B T U 6 30 p m at PISGAH Corner Worth Ave and Wingate St Rev William L Smith Frank P Vaughn hold morning worship 11 a m B T U 6 p m Mid week prayer service Wednesday evening L J Mabe to preach in pastor’s absence Baptismal service Sunday at 3 p m at Deep River
A. C. Lovelace and Vernon Coffey are named in church notices for the West End area. B. T. U. director R. G. Barlow. services at 7:00 p.m. and a Wednesday prayer time. Rev. E. F. Mumford conducts morning and evening services.
Morning service at 11:00 with B T U at 6:45 pm. Prayer meeting and choir practice Wednesday 1:45 pm. Bible study Saturday 7:45 pm. Fire Power of the Holy Spirit. Evening service topic Have You Given Christ a Fair Trial.
Sunday school at 9 45, evening service 1 45, BTU 6 30. Midweek prayer 7 45 Wednesday. Cottage prayer 7 45 Thursday at North Mair Street. Ministers include Aster Lee McGee and Austin B Conrad, with Dr Walter F Clayton and Miss M Thelma Patrick. Evening service 8 00, BTU 7 30 Wednesday. Monday Boy Scout 7 00. Wednesday choir and prayer meetings with multiple rehearsals. Dr J C Poole to speak Wednesday evening on Giving Our Best.
Minister Ernest M. Smith L R. McNeil and Training Union director W H Brack are noted for a Sunday program. Sunday school begins at 10 a m with an evening service and B T U scheduled for 7 15.
George V. Denny reports on Young People's activities at Presbyterian Brentwood. Tuesday 6:45 PM at North Main Street led by Dr. O C Williamson with Harry L Brown. Sunday School 9:45 AM. evening program 6:00 PM. choir rehearsal Wednesday 7:15 PM. Young People hold a retreat Monday through Thursday.
North Hamilton at State Street hosts services led by Minister William Dennis Hel sobeck and H. H. Kinney. Lord's Supper at 11:00 a.m. Evening service and Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. Morning topic Christ's Conversation With Nicodemus. Evening topic The Communion an Obligation and a Privilege.
The Rev. Howard S. Hartzell leads communion at 9 30 a m with the only August service a union service at Episcopal St Marys Farriss and North Main.
The notice lists services at Friends Central located at the South Main and Commerce corner with minister Cecil E Haworth and Horace S Haworth. Sunday school at 9 45 AM and morning service at 11 00 AM. Next week from Tuesday morning through Sunday the North Carolina Yearly Meeting will be held at Guilford College with all sessions open to everyone.
Minister D Virgil Pike leads the Oak Hill church with Burton and Hasselt Streets listing Sunday school at 9 4 a m morning service at 10 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Leslie Gurley named in the notice for the congregation.
Minister Harold Hadley leads Sunday school at 10 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m. Workers Council meets Monday night at 7 30 at Mrs Dora E Richardson s home. Choir practice Thursday night at o clock.
Lutheran Grace at 808 Centennial Ave announces Sunday school at 10 a m and morning service at 11 a m with Walther League at 6 30 p m Rev H Mei bholm of Greensboro leading the morning service Men’s Club meets Friday at 8 p m led by H surrat
The notice lists Emmanuel at North Main and Howell Streets with ministers Flavius Leslie Conrad Sr and Newell Black. Morning service is 11 00 a m and evening service is 8 00 p m Luther Leagues meet at 7 00 p m. A program titled Strangers In the Homeland is noted.
Tabernacle Union at 603 Prospect Street lists morning worship at 10 and evening service at 7 45 with Fellowship Forum at 6 45 and Thursday prayer meeting at 7 45 Rev S E Taylor ministers. People’s at junction of highways 10 and 10 A with George M Allison and J R Tucker. Sunday school at 10 Rev J R Tucker to speak at 11 and pastor to speak at 7 45. Outdoor revival on Prospect road extension continues into next week.
The Gosiel Willowbrook Street church lists minister H. P. Williams. A Young People's meeting at 7 p.m. midweek service on Thursday called Fishers of Men Friday led by Rev. D. J. Cimino. Tuesday prayer at 610 Everett Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Denson with leader O. L. Patterson.
Wesleyan Methodist at 217 Newton Street led by Rev. B H Phaup and J E Falkenberry. Evening service at 7 15. W Y P S at 6 00. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 15. Communion to be observed at morning worship. Evening subject Divine Orders.
A mixed list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues spans common words, proper nouns, and abbreviations. Entries include states entities geometry plant parts animals metals and planetary terms, with many familiar cross-reference prompts such as symbols for chemical elements and ancient city names.
The piece argues that psychologists and sociologists overemphasize likely failure of war marriages and urges experts to offer constructive guidance. It notes that soldiers must marry quickly before deployment and cannot test compatibility, calling for practical support to help couples make marriages work rather than predicting doom.
North Main Street church holds morning service with the subject Love and hosts testimonial meetings on the first Wednesday of each month at 319 North Main Street.
A dense listing of Saturday radio programs hour by hour across the day with musical ensembles, orchestras, news, and variety shows. The schedule spans from 2:00 PM to 1:00 AM Eastern, naming bands, studios, and program titles such as U. S. Marine Band Concert, The Campus Capers, The Three Suns, and American Eagle Club features, along with news and special broadcasts.
A bridge discussion reviews a trapsome bidding sequence where North misreads hand strength. North opens one no trump, South bids diamonds asking for real strength. North overreaches with two no trump, revealing weakness and leaving hearts vulnerable. Correct play suggests two spades over two diamonds to probe North's actual strength and preserve the partnership.
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