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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1965
Page
2
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church invites Rex George Tunstall to preach in morning and evening services. Rev Tunstall, a former pastor, will share messages with Rev Harvey Clark guiding Home Mission Week. The church choir will sing at the evening service.
The Rev. Oneal Weeks became pastor of Ramesur Baptist Church in 1961 after serving Edisto Baptist Church in Edisto, South Carolina. A South Carolina native, Weeks earned a bachelor of divinity and a BA from Furman University and served at Southeastern Theological Seminary in Wake Forest. He married Betty Belflower in 1981, and they have one child, Laura. Weeks studied music at Columbia University and Queens College in Charlotte.
Two High Point churches plan guest ministers this Sunday Forest Hills Presbyterian will host Rev Linwood Cheshire Jr from Greensboro as stated clerk of Orange Presbytery and treasurer He has degrees from Erskine College and Union Theological Seminary First Baptist will welcome Rev L S Gaines retired pastor of Fayetteville who will preach at both services Gaines hails from Springfield Ohio and is a Denison and Southern Baptist Seminary alumnus Also noted Ardmore Methodist in Winston Salem will run a Christian training laboratory school next week through Aug 27 with seven morning classes and one afternoon session as part of Western North Carolina Methodist Conference program expected to draw about 12 000 attendees.
In Paul's Galatian letter the struggle between flesh and spirit is outlined. The lesson emphasizes overcoming fleshly passions to grow in the Christian life. It notes Judaizers urging Mosaic law observance and urges believers to choose the Holy Spirit over sin, listing sins that disrupt individuals and the church.
An analysis of Paul’s call to liberty in Christ over Mosaic Law, emphasizing love as the fulfills the Law. The text contrasts works of the flesh with fruits of the Spirit, urging harmony within the church in Galatia and warning against social sins, envy, murder, and drunkenness.
Joe Coltrane of Kernersville joins 17 others in a six day trek through the Great Smoky Mountains. Led by Rev. Paul H. Duckwall of Statesville, the Older Youth Trail Hike is sponsored by the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference Board of Education to foster Christian fellowship and living.
A Narcotics treatment center for youths run by an Episcopal priest remains homeless after a scheduled store loft move in Astoria Queens was canceled amid anonymous threats. The rector resigned after the center’s move strained church ties, and the priest accuses a small faction of bigots using Ku Klux Klan tactics to drive them out.
Evangelist Clarence Nida from Greensboro will close the Oak Hill Memorial Baptist Church revival at Oak Hill in Fair Grove this Sunday. Nida, a nationally known speaker, travels across the United States and abroad, teaching that man is a sinner by nature and only the new birth can change him. The revival has been held daily all week at Oak Hill.
Dr. Harry Denman, longtime executive secretary of the Board of Evangelism, will lead a revival at Lebanon Methodist Church as part of the church centennial observance. Evening services begin 7 30 daily with morning sessions Sept 8 9 10 at 1030 am. Homecoming on Sept 12 features Bishop Earl G Hunt of Charlotte at 11 am service.
Oak View Methodist Church youths spend the weekend at the beach after touring the New York World’s Fair last year. Chaperons include M. H. Embler Jerry Gross Mr and Mrs Fred Murrah Mr and Mrs Rebtin Russel and J Carat Bulla. They plan a cabin worship service and will return Sunday night.
Rev Cecil J C Callis accepts pastoral duties for Oak View Presbyterian Church which is not yet established. He will visit communities to offer church school opportunities until a building is erected on Tanyard Road. Callis served four pastorates in Jefferson North Carolina Covington Virginia Yanceyville North Carolina and Easley South Carolina. He was born in Willow Springs North Carolina and studied at Presbyterian College and Union Theological Seminary. He is married with three daughters Cecile plans to attend UNCG this fall Robin will be a high school freshman and Christy is in third grade.
Washington AP reports the Public Health Service says June births fell to about 10,000 from 331,000 in June 1984, a rate of 19.4 per 1,000. For the year ending June 1965, births are about 3.908 million, down from 4.081 million a year earlier, easing hopes of a 4 million benchmark. Marriages in June also fell below 1964 levels, with 226,000 to 229,000, as population increased the June rate to 14.2 per 1,000.
Elder Eccellison will be the speaker at the Truestandard Holiness Church located at 400 Harrison Street today at p.m. The public is invited. The psalm beginning The Lord is my shepherd is attributed to David.
After the Immigration and Naturalization Service vacated Ellis Island the only full time resident reported is a Doberman Pinscher guarding the premises. The dog became a local curiosity as historians noted the change in use of the historic site.
The United Church of Christ hosts a two day conference in North Carolina with the theme Where Do We Go From Here. The program includes district reports and two year plans plus a banquet featuring Rev. Frank Snider of Lincolnton. Marcus Crotis will teach the church school lesson and Rev. Donald Teonard will preach at the Sunday service.
Hope Chapel Baptist Church will observe its annual homecoming Sunday with a dinner on the grounds after morning worship and a 2 p m singing. The homecoming celebrations launch a revival to be held nightly starting Sunday night.
The Eiffel Tower requires about five tons of paint and a full repaint every seven years. This upkeep keeps the landmark vibrant and protected while reflecting its iconic color choice.
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