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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1960
Page
2
A dense church directory lists numerous congregations with addresses and service times. It shows pastors and church schools at locations across High Point, Archdale, Jamestown and Thomasville, with worship hours ranging from 9:45 to 11 and midweek prayers on various days.
Joseph M. McWethy of Union Kentucky begins as music and education director at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church July 24. He and his wife Gail Fulp were welcomed at a church reception. McWethy holds a master’s in religious education from Bob Jones University and a bachelor’s from Piedmont Bible College. Also new is Mrs H E Hoover as full time church secretary.
The Rev. J Percy Trueblood of Hertford preaches at a camp meeting sponsored by the North Carolina district of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Southern Pilgrim College Kernersville. The event runs daily through August 14 with services at 8 30 a m 10 30 a m 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m plus children and youth services.
Clare Perkins found a coyote asleep on her Prescott Arizona front steps and returned inside to load a .22 caliber rifle. She shot and killed the animal with one exact shot.
Pfeiffer College president Dr. Lem J. Stokes will preach at First Methodist Church at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Born in Japan to missionary parents, he led roles in the South Carolina and general Methodist Church, taught leadership courses here in 1953, and has led Pfeiffer College to senior accreditation over the past five years.
Four year old Jack Channel crawled into a truck end gate hole and got his finger stuck. Butter failed as lubricant and Greeley firefighters freed him with a hacksaw after about an hour.
A devotional note on Hosea 11 with references to God’s enduring love and patient mercy for Israel. Quotes from Hosea 11:5 7 8 reflect God’s sorrow over backsliding and promises of restraint from judgment. The piece cites Wilbur M. Smith and Peloubet notes to frame Israel’s call to worship.
A quoted biblical line from I John proclaims that the manner of love the Father hath bestowed makes believers the sons of God. The fragment underscores a devotional theme linking divine love to identity in faith.
A devotional excerpt cites Hosea lines praising God’s mercy and judgment, then quotes Oral Roberts urging belief in God's goodness. It emphasizes loving God and others as part of fulfilling God’s will.
Junior and senior high youths from Calvary Lebanon Rankin Memorial churches will hold a week of programs starting tomorrow at 6 30 p m with alternating hosts Calvary Lebanon Rankin Memorial and speakers including Rev Mor gan Buckey Stowe Russell Lanier Black and Stamey A youth panel will report on summer activities at Lake Junaluska Suppers and fellowship singing lead each evening followed by workshops recreation and worship services Women of each church will prepare the suppers.
The Rev. George C. Starr Jr., former Oak View pastor, will preach at the Oak View Methodist Church homecoming tomorrow during the 11 a.m. service after Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. A 12 30 p.m. picnic lunch and 7 p.m. evening worship follow. Oak View, organized in 1941, now has 404 members.
Vacation bible school will be at Northwood Methodist Church Monday through Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Teachers include Mrs. Carl Cook and Mrs. Jack Dale for kindergarten, Mrs. Charles Nesbitt for primary, Mrs. Bill Burrow for juniors, and the Rev. Herbert M. Jamieson for intermediates. Susan Lee Jamieson will be pianist, with Mack Jarvis as superintendent. Games and refreshments offered each night.
The Rev and Mrs Richard A Mensendiek resume duties at First Reformed Church after July vacation in northern New York. They will lead the 11 o'clock service tomorrow with the Rev Mensendiek preaching Around by Way of the Wilderness. The couple previously covered for their son at Congregational Church of Buffalo while he and his wife toured Europe.
Edward L. Shepard aged 82, Spanish-American War veteran, left 349797 in stocks and bonds to the U S Public Health Service hospital in New Orleans for research on chronic spastic constipation. He died May 19 and lived alone in a single room for over 25 years.
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