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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1966
Page
2
The release of Lovin is scheduled for Saturday August 20 and Sunday August 21, 1966. Theatre listings indicate showings across local cinemas with advance tickets available at major outlets.
A compact lesson on the seventh commandment focuses on adultery, its moral implications, and the call to inner purity. The discussion contrasts those who control desires with those who pervert them, citing blessings for the pure in heart and the forgiving stance of Jesus toward sinners.
The text cites biblical verses on purity and moral conduct, notes Jesus expanded the commandment beyond lust, and cites the story of the woman accused to illustrate forgiveness with a call to sin no more. It also references moral accountability and the impact of conscience on action within a Christian education context.
Calvary Baptist and Temple Memorial Baptist Churches will host the 100th Centennial meetings of the Row an Baptist Assn with an opening welcome on Monday at Calvary. Participants include Rev. George L. Brown Rev. D. D. Mason Mayor Carson Stout Miss Willie Mae McRae Dr. Perry Little Miss Ann Weeks Rev. B. Elton Cox and Rev. L. L. Macon with host pastors Dr. E. J. Love and Rev. Mr. Macon guiding the events.
Thomasville reports the annual weekend family camp of Calvary United Church of Christ taking place today and tomorrow at Johns River Camp near Colletesville. Rev and Mrs Huitt R ter lead with vesper, recreation, dedicatory fireside service and morning worship. Johns River Camp, run by the United Church of Christ, has offered youth programs for over 25 years.
Rev. W Wilbur Grace begins duties as pastor of Greenwood Hills Wesleyan Methodist Church in Durham succeeding Rev. Charles Hedgepath. Grace, a High Point native, has led church-building projects in Hendersonville Lincolnton and Candor and is executive vice president of John Wesley Camp Meeting on Eastchester Drive.
Rededication services for the old Bulla cemetery in Back Creek Township are planned for tomorrow at 5 p.m. Dr. Charles D. White of First Methodist Church in Asheboro will speak. A picnic supper follows for participants, with about 50 family members from Asheboro and neighboring cities attending.
In Akron Ohio Gunnar Johnson retires as head usher at Trinity Lutheran Church after walking 1000 miles during 36 years of service. The Ohio Synod Lutheran newspaper notes his long dedication to the church and community.
Summerville Baptist Church near here plans a full day for homecoming Sunday with Rev. C F McDowdle delivering the morning message. A new building dedication will follow with special services and former pastors invited. A noon basket lunch and revival to Aug 28 are announced. The church, dating to 1873, now has about 200 in the congregation.
Rev. George T. Tunstall, a Baptist minister living at 601 Brookside in High Point, remains active as an interim pastor for several area churches. He now serves Hilliard Memorial Baptist on Westchester Drive, previously Archdale Baptist, and will lead Green Street Baptist Church’s morning service in Dr. E W Price Jr.’s vacation absence.
Revival services begin tomorrow night at Mount Gilead Methodist Church and run through Thursday at 7 30 p m Dr Philip L Shore Jr superintendent High Point District will preach according to Rev W C Anderson Mount Gilead lies seven miles southwest of Archdale on Hoover Hill Road
The Rowan Baptist Sunday School Convention meets in High Point at Calvary Baptist Church for the 81st annual session aligned with the Rowan Baptist Association centennial. Dr. Charles W. Anderson and Dr. W. A. Blount will speak. Jimmie I. Barber serves as president. Miss Josephine Wade leads executive work. events include a banquet address, sermon, fellowship hour, and centennial pageant.
Revival at the Church of God of Prophecy on Ward Avenue and Ridgecrest Drive begins tomorrow and runs through August 27. Evangelist Rev. Hector Ortez of the Leeward Islands will lead nightly services with choir and special singing.
Rev Alfred S Furr longtime Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church lay leader is appointed pastor of Roxboro First Wesleyan Church He and his wife Lydia Hill have two sons and will move to Roxboro immediately A farewell social is set for Wednesday at 7 pm with Rev C Glenn Powell delivering the message Many Are Called but Few Are Chosen
Randolph Hills Methodist Church sponsors a hamburger fry and homemade ice cream supper Friday from 5 30 to 8 p m. Tickets are available from organization members.
Homecoming and Missionary Rally Day are set for Mount Calvary Baptist Church. Grady Clark will lead the morning worship as part of 21 years of missionary work, with Missionary Erwin Evans speaking at 7:30 pm. Lunch at 1 pm, and Brentwood Baptist singing in the afternoon. Rev Newell C. McMahan announced.
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