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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1952
Page
2
A lengthy listing enumerates numerous church names, denominations, and street addresses in High Point and surrounding towns. Entries identify pastors such as J. W. Winston, C. M. Floyd, and W. H. Barker among others, along with church sites on Maple Street, Main Street, and nearby roads.
Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. overseen by Harvey J. Austin. 11 a.m. worship by Rev J C Grose Jr on Walking Trees from St Mark 8 24. Bring a Friend Sunday. 6 15 p.m. M Y F snack hosted by Mrs Hobart G Hollifield. Mid week service Wednesday 8 p.m. Junior Choir rehearses Thursday 10 30 a.m. Camp fire program Friday 7 30 p.m. led by Patsy Poole.
Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 9 45 a m with John Haworth as superintendent and worship at 11 00 a m a devotional by the pastor followed by Memorial Association observances at Springfield. Evening youth fellowship at 6 30 p m and Ministry and Counsel in the Chapel. Weekly meetings include Worker's Council Monday at Herman and Louise Honeycutt home and a Wednesday church business meeting at 7 00 p m.
The notice details First Presbyterian Church and Main Street Methodist services and classes for August 17, noting J. W. Southerland as superintendent, Dr. Bernard Boyd as guest preacher, and nurseries for preschoolers and infants. It lists Pioneer and Senior High Fellowships, Circle meetings, morning prayer, and union services at High Point College stadium with Dr. W. A. Criswell. It also covers First Baptist Dallas cooperation, Christian Science readings, and Lexington Avenue Baptist schedules with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and morning service at 11:00 a.m. and welcomes new members.
Training Union runs 6:30 to 7:10 p m with departments for all ages and a story hour. Evening service from 7:10 to 8:45 features baptism and a special Faith of our Fathers service at the College stadium with Dr W A Criswell preaching. Wednesday 7:30 The Church Family Altar Hour invites all. meditations come from Genesis 12.
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church schedules a Sunday school at 9 45 a m and an 11 o clock morning worship service. Dr W Arthur Kale will preach on The Lord s Prayer using Matthew 6 as his text.
Sunday school opens at 9 45 with J Wilson Rogers as superintendent and Mrs Strickland on organ from 10 45 to 11 00. Dr Kenneth Goodson preaches on The Lord is My Shepherd using Psalm 23. Nursery for preschool children during worship. MYF meets at 6 00 with Amanda Sue Auman for a wiener roast. Bible study Wednesday 9 30 in Ladies Parlor. Mid Week Chapel Hour at 8 30 er from Burgess Memorial Chapel. Saturday MYF ice cream supper 5 00 to 9 00 in Church basement funds Methodist Youth Conference. Everyone invited.
Sunday school starts at 9 45 with William Hilton as general superintendent. The Latterday Saints Church of Colfax choir joins E T Hedrick Bible Class. Arnold Koonce speaks as guest. No evening service. Faith of Our Fathers concert at college stadium starts 8 pm. Mid week prayer is Wednesday 7 30. Men’s Brotherhood hosts watermelon feast Thursday 7 at Post Office hut Nathan Hunt Drive inviting all men and boys.
Sunday morning includes church school classes with Baxter P. Freeze as superintendent and an 11 am worship featuring Dr. P. E. Lindley. Children meet separately during the 11 o'clock service. Evening Luther League meets at 6 30 with Charles Flinner discussing Living for Jesus sake. ရ
An unsigned Klan rally notice received in Columbia reports cross burning and public speaking near Sumter tonight. The alert comes after Imperial Wizard Thomas L. Hamilton, sentenced to four years in jail in North Carolina for conspiracy tied to a flogging with over twenty involved. The meeting plans at Britton's Siding off Highway 521, Sumter Manning highway. no speaker named.
The first cafeteria started in Chicago in 1895 by Ernest Kimball. He moved from Adams Street after four years but kept the business operating in the basement of an office building there until 1925.
The piece contrasts Napoleon Mussolini Hitler and Saul’s fates, noting their rise by ambition and fall from self will. It recounts Saul’s disobedience to Samuel, jealousy of David, and a moment when he sought guidance from the Witch of Endor after Samuel’s death.
A scanned list presents a grid of crossword style clues and definitions across two themed directions Vertical and Horizontal. It includes references to Kentucky places and state nicknames alongside common vocabulary such as domestic animals and dining terms.
Puzzle clues list with numbers and partial phrases. This item documents a compilation of crossword style hints and their numbered positions, including terms like Oriental, Apple center guitar, Arabian state, and Jujitsu. It reads as a catalog of vocabulary prompts rather than a narrative event or report.
The narrative recounts Saul delaying for Samuel, disobeying by offering sacrifice, and failing to utterly destroy the Amalekites. Samuel rebukes him, a kingdom curse is pronounced, and Saul dies in battle alongside his sons. Bereaved followers recover Saul's and his sons' bodies at Bethshan, burying them in Jabesh.
Robert Bruce, the 14th century king, did not have leprosy according to Mrs Frances Tomlinson UC writing in the journal Surgery Gynecology and Obstetrics. She notes a chronic illness in his final 22 years, no leprosy symptoms, and suggests bronchopneumonia or myositis as possible causes based on historic reports.
The North Carolina State Utilities Commission granted Citizens Telephone Co. of Brevard an annual gross income rise of 18,099.64 dollars. A prior report misstated the firm's total request as 37,893 dollars per year.
The United Nations reports world trade at 76 billion in current dollars, a 37 percent rise from last year and triple the 1937 level. Critics say the comparison uses a warped yardstick, eroding the true prewar value after wartime inflation and including wartime U S spending.
Jackson Michigan reports guards at Southern Michigan State Prison oversee 6000 inmates in the world’s largest walled facility. Two guards man each block with 500 prisoners, amid a 1 million dollar riot last April 20 where 11 guards were held but released unharmed.
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