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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1942
Page
5
Friends at the South Main and Commerce corner report no morning service due to an early meeting at Guilford College. Minister Cecil E B Haworth and Sunday school superintendent Horace S Haworth are named, with Sunday school at 9 45.
Tabernacle Union and Gospel Tabernacle announce weekly schedules with morning and evening worship, Sunday school at 9:45 to 11, midweek prayer meetings, and open air revival moved to Lewallen home yard. Anniversary observances mark the pastor’s eighth year and church founding.
Mi riam Bireley and Dorothy Moreland of Iowa representatives of the American Friends Service Committee have led Daily Vacation Bible schools with Archdale Friends Church youth. They urge all who can to attend the final meeting of the year this Sunday.
Washington announced a grand jury probe into three metropolitan papers the Chicago Tribune the New York Daily News and the Washington Times for publishing confidential information about the Midway battle. Attorney General Francis Biddle said the inquiry will examine possible violations of criminal statutes protecting national defense information. Former AG William D. Mitchell was named special assistant to oversee any prosecutions. Horton of the Office of War Information identified the newspapers and noted the June 7 Midway strength story cited reliable naval sources.
Downtown churches hold a union service at Emanuel Lutheran Church at 8 o clock with Rev P E Lindley D D preaching on the subject Let Us Make Man.
Methodist Archdale lists G. E. White as minister and A. T. Tuttle as Sunday school superintendent. Services are 11 AM and 8 PM with Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 39 and youth fellowship Thursday at 7 30. Choir practice occurs Sunday at 7 15 and morning service includes Holy Communion.
Wesley Memorial at 312 North Main Street holds an evening Union Service led by Minister Clarence Excelle Roz zelle with other speakers including Joe A. Johnson. Mid week service is scheduled Wednesday at 8 p m except August.
Main Street South Main and Mallory Streets minister Neill C Williams and Roscoe W Sowers with religious education director Sam B Moss list Sunday school 9 45 am morning service Christ At the Dead 8 00 pm evening service Young people's meeting 6 45 pm prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm morning service subject Christ At the Dead evening service union service
Barker and Adams Streets hosts evening service at 7 30 with Edward Suits as minister Clarence M Queen listed. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 30 pm. Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 pm. Woman's Society of Christian Service gathers first Monday monthly at 7 30 pm.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 a m with Junior Church. Evening union service. Oakview High Point route 1 ministers Robert E Ward and Earnest Stephens. Morning service 11 o'clock. Evening service 7 45 p m. Young People 6 45 p m. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 43 p m Cottage prayer Friday 7 45 p m.
Ward Street Ward and Rightenbury led by James E McSwain Horace Stephens Charles B Evans list of services includes Sunday school 945 am Youth Fellowship 745 pm choir practice Tuesday 730 pm prayer service Wednesday Boy Scouts Friday 7 pm. Welch Memorial Lake and Mangum Ave led by Rev J D Williams Howard Vincannon evening service 730 pm Christian Endeavor 615 pm. Calvary 1201 East Green led by O L Brown A H Holton morning service 1045 am Youth Fellowship 645 pm prayer meeting 730 Wednesday morning service Build ing On Sand Or Rock Young people will lead evening service. Lebanon North Main and State led by Rev Oscar Lee Easter Dale Montgomery Christian Endeavor 645 pm midweek prayer Wednesday 745 pm morning service subject A Triumphant Surrender evening service Union Service with North Main Baptist at Lebanon Church Rev I B Jackson preaching.
The Church of God located at 1012 Ashboro Street lists Minister R B Conner as pastor and W W Kendall as Sunday school superintendent. Midweek prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Wade Cumbie leads the B T U at 6 30 p m with Rev C M Floyd as pastor. prayer meeting follows Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Baptist church setting.
At Pisgah Corner Worth Ave and Wingate Street minister Rev William L Smith and Frank P Vaughn organize B T U with a 6:00 p m midweek prayer service on Wednesday at the church corner location.
Ennis and Redding Streets hosted the West End church with A. C. Lovelace Vernon Coffey and B T U director R G Barlow. B T U at 7:00 p.m. Morning and evening services will be conducted by Rev. E F Mumford.
Near J P Rawley Farm minister Albert Houston Dunning and S Pratt Stutts Sr announce evening service at 7 43 with B T U at 6 45 Prayer meeting and chair practice Wednesday at 7 45 Bible study Saturday at 7 45 p m.
A brief church listing notes minister Aster Lee McGee and B T U director Roy Teague at Fairmont Park on Thomasville Road. Sunday school starts 9:45, B T U at 6:30, mid week prayer 7:45 p m Wednesday, cottage prayer 7:45 p m Thursday.
Minister Dr Austin B Con rad and Dr Walter F Clayton lead services at North Main Street with groups including Miss MM Thelma Patrick. B T U Wednesday 7 30 pm Monday 7 00 Boy Scout troop meeting Wednesday 6 30 Junior choir 6 45 Young Peoples choir 7 30 Prayer service and training unions 8 30 Choir rehearsal Morning service subject Winning the War Over Supreme Duty.
North Park mentions Putnam and Farlow and Minister Ernest M. Smith with L. R. McNeil. Training Union director W. H. Brock notes Sunday school at 10 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. B.T.U. at 7:35 p.m.
Minister Julian S Hopkins and Walter E Crissman preside as Sunday school begins at 9:30 a m morning service at 11:00 a m. Training Union meets at 6:30 p m. Evening service will be held in a tent at Park and East Russell Streets and will conclude a two week revival.
Saint Edward's Church on Park and Green Streets lists Holy Masses at 9 and 11 a.m. Confessions are on Saturday from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Rev. Robert J. MacMillan presides.
The Evangelical and Reformed church at South Main and Russell Streets lists Rev Hoy Lee Fesper man and J M Hedrick as ministers. Sunday school begins at 9 43 a m with morning service at 11 00. A prayer service is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
George V. Denny announces Young People's meeting Tuesday at 6:45 with Minister Dr. O C Williamson. Harry L Brown leads Young People at 6:30. Choir rehearsal set for Wednesday at 8:15 p m.
Wesleyan Methodist at 517 Newton Street lists Rev. B. H. Phaup and J. E. Falkenberry as ministers. Evening service at 7 15, WAY.P.S. 6 00 Pp. m. Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 15 p m. Communion to be observed at the morning worship. The Atlantic ocean rivers and lakes cover nearly two thirds of Uruguay borders.
At 319 North Main Street a testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month. Morning service subject Spirit.
Lutheran Grace at 808 Centennial Avenue lists Minister Roswell E. Mennen and Herman Bodenheimer. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning service at 11 a.m. Walther League at 6 30 p.m. with a sermon on True Worthiness of a Communicant. Wednesday Dorcas Society meets at Mrs H Heller home. Men's Club Friday and other activities led by H Surrat.
A church entry lists services at Emmanuel on North Main and Howell with minister Flavius L. Conrad Sr and Newell Black. Morning service at 11:00, evening at 8:00, Luther Leagues at 7:00. The topic for morning is Strangers In the Homeland. The note also mentions President Zachary Taylor recognizing Hawaiian Islands independence on the last day of 1842.
Minister D Virgil Pike leads Burton and Hassell streets church with Leslie Gurley. Sunday school at 9 4 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30.
Minister Harold Hadley announces Sunday school at 10 a m and evening service at 8. James A Coney of the Connecticut Yearly Meeting will address attendees. Christian Endeavor meets 7 30 p m. Workers Council at Mrs Dora J Richardson's home Monday 7 30. Choir practice Thursday 8 p m.
The Church of Christ at North Hamilton on State Street holds Lord's Supper at 11:00 a.m. Morning service subject is What the Gospel Includes. Evening service and Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. Evening sermon topic is The Indwelling Spirit. Ministers listed: William Dennis Hel sobeck and H. H. Kinney.
Minister Rev Howard S Hartzell announces Holy Communion at 9 30 a m with only service during August. A Union Service is planned.
The guidance warns that canvas or fabric gloves prevent silver discoloration during cleaning while rubber gloves may stain the metal. It notes Uruguay accounts for 15 to 18 percent of global meat exports. About one third of Uruguayans reside in the capital Montevideo.
Rev. Robert J. McMillian announced St. Edwards Catholic Church will add masses Sunday increasing from two to four to accommodate soldiers in High Point. Mass times tomorrow are 7, 9, 10 and 11 a.m.
Aug 8 Lenior reports Gordon Bush sergeant on the Lenoir police force was appointed chief of police by the county. He succeeds T A Early who resigned.
T A Henderson serving his third term as clerk of New Hanover County was critically hurt in a car accident last night on the Wilmington Wrightsville Beach highway.
Delegates to the Hebrew Christian Alliance of America closed a six day session in Asheville with Rev. Max J. Reich of Chicago reelected president. Reich addressed the closing meeting and led the delegates homeward after adjournment last night.
Raleigh Aug 8 The North Carolina State Bar announced that all 36 license applicants passed examinations to practice law. It was the first time in state bar history that there were no failures. Separately the Ontario Department of Education has equipped railway cars as traveling schoolrooms.
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