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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1955
Page
2
Sunday services at multiple churches include morning worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Evening activities cover youth fellowships and mission bands. Midweek and special services appear for Christian Science Crestwood Presbyterian and others with prayer meetings and choirs noted.
D S Coltrane urged a state wide system of public community colleges to widen access. He argued commuting students could complete up to two years of college training at one quarter to one third the cost of senior public institutions, easing higher education affordability for low income families. He urged senior colleges to focus on advanced instruction.
The notice lists worship and Sunday schedules for Pentecostal Holiness and Springfield Friends churches. Pentecostal Holiness holds Sunday School at 9:45, worship at 11, youth service at 6:45, evangelistic service at 7:30, choir practice at 7:30, and prayer and praise service. Springfield Friends advertises Sunday School at 9:45, Meeting for Worship at 11, and Youth Fellowship at 6:30 with Choir practice at 7:30. A Wednesday conference for Christian Education and Sunday school officers is also noted.
Sunday events include 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. morning service with 6 p.m. Open Air and 7 p.m. Evening service. Tuesday lists U P Legion, Girl Guard. Wednesday has Sr. Band practice, Teachers Preparation Class, Soldiers meeting, Cadet. Thursday offers Mens Fellowship Club, Home League, Sunbeams, U P Salvation meeting, Junior Legion. Saturday features Street meet and Street meeting. Daily Vacation Bible School Aug 29 through Sept 3 from 9:50 a.m. to 12 noon.
At 10 am worship service features a sermon by Henry Patterson. Church School follows at 11 am and Youth Fellowship meets at 6 30 pm.
An 8 p.m. worship service features a sermon on Premillennialism. Those seeking more information may call the numbers 62360 or 7024 for details.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m Senior Choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m Evening fellowship and choir plans Senior choir rehearsal Saturday missing details Officers meeting Wednesday Brentwood Men supper at 7 p m.
A Salvation Army street meeting in a busy American city draws a girl to tears as a singer's chorus, Your mother is praying for you, reveals a moment of divine prompting. The piece urges readers to see God in ordinary ground and moments, noting Moses at the burning bush and the holy ground beneath our feet.
Archbishop Jose Maria Cuenco of Manila condemns Juan Peron in Argentina and warns that without Perons resignation there will be no peace and suggests a revolution could erupt due to suppression of Catholic worship. He spoke in Los Angeles after touring Central and South America. The piece mentions unrelated notes about storing baby food and North Carolina mountains.
First Presbyterian Church plans a 5 30 p m outdoor French Party for college youth with a cafe scene decor. Mrs Hunter Dalton Sr heads the committee and the event precedes a Communion service and church supper.
Church schedule at Green Street Baptist includes morning worship at 8:30 and 11:00, Training Union at 6:15, Evening Worship at 7:30, and a WMU executive meeting Monday. Activities listed: Boy Scouts, Visitation, Sunday School, and Prayer meetings across the week.
Sunday activities include Church School for all ages at 9 45 am and a morning worship at 11 am led by The Rev William M Currie associate pastor of First Presbyterian Greensboro. Youth Fellowship hosts at 6 pm with Mr and Mrs Wallin and Mr and Mrs W F Michael Jr. Monday at 7 30 pm Women of the Church leaders meet at Mrs J H Hogg 20 Louise Ave. Tuesday features a party honoring college and prep school students.
Sunday features an 8 30 am Sunday School Hour broadcast and a 9 45 am Sunday School. Morning worship begins at 10 am followed by 6 30 pm Train is Union and 7 30 pm Evening worship. 8 30 pm Youth Fellowship. Wednesday includes 7 15 pm Teachers meeting 7 45 pm prayer meeting 8 30 pm Radio practice. Thursday lists 7 pm Youth 7 45 pm Adult Choir 7 pm Nursery and visitation for beginners and primary.
A Sunday worship at 10 40 a m will precede a Sunday afternoon picnic at Quaker Lake The calendar notes Tuesday choir practice at 7 30 p m and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 37 p m reflecting a church schedule update
Worship service set for 11 a.m. with Castornacre on Eph tha Be ening. An 8 p.m. church council relay announces Holy Communion.
Dr Wilbur M Smith recalls a 1937 Jerusalem visit aided by a Jewish woman who left the United States for Palestine. The piece links Judah’s return to post Nazi persecution and mentions the community’s return to rebuild the Lord’s house with offerings and a civic body of 42 360 contributing through kingly orders.
A sermon-like reminiscence recalls Isaiah's prophecy to Cyrus king of Persia about freeing the Jewish people and enabling the return to Judah to rebuild God’s temple. It urges personal resolve to sin no more and live righteously with God’s aid. Resuse notes from an old syndicate service.
Ministers and families from the Southern Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet for a two day retreat at the Blowing Rock Assembly Grounds. Leaders include Dr. William R. Shaffer pastor of Faith Church Philadelphia Pa former pastor of First Church High Point Dr. Harvey A. Fesperman president of the Southern Synod the Rev. Hiram Davis Winston Salem and Dr. Wyard Brueseke South Bend. Attending from First Church High Point are the Rev. Lloyd E Sechriest and wife with two sons Stephen and Rich-
Departments and classes for all ages including nursery and adult study. Morning worship at 11 with minister's sermon A Warning to Alliance Deception. Training Union at 6 30 p m Youth Fellowship after the 7 30 p m sermon. Sunday School at 9 45 a m Church School 9 45 a m. evening services 7 30 p m Wednesday Youth Choir Prayer and study 7 30 p m Choir practice 8 p m.
Morning worship and sermon titled Fulfill announced for 5 45 with weekly gatherings. Scouts meet Monday night at 7 with Stewards and Men's dinner Wednesday at 6 30. Chapel service at 8 30. Thursday features Chancel Choir at 7 45.
Sunday sessions include 9 45 a m Church School and 11 a m worship led by Rev Li Sechriest on Greatest Gift. Tuesday features 11 a m Ministers retreat at Blowing Rock and 7 p m Youth Fellowship. Wednesday offers 6 30 p m Family Night with covered dish and old time songs plus 7 30 to 9 30 p m Youth Back-party. FIRST PILGRIM School hosts 11 a m talk by Rev William H Neff. Sunday night services cancel for State camp meeting at Kernersville with Wednesday 7 30 p m Prayer and praise.
Archdale Church of The Nazarene plans a homecoming tomorrow with Rev. Dewitt Patton speaking at 11 a.m. and Rev. Samuel Martin at 2:30 p.m. A noon picnic precedes the afternoon event. Revival services commence Monday evening led by evangelist Rev. Harold Loman.
Morning worship at 10 45 a m features Rev Arlo Newell speaking on A Matter of Life and Death evening prayer at 7 brings Ev tie Hour at 7 30 with Rev in Watson guest speaker Youth Fellowship 6 30 Monday prayer meeting Bible study 7 30 choir 8 30 Wednesday board trustees dinner 5 30 Thursday and family night Friday
Sunday service titled His Touch Has Still Its Ancient Power led by the pastor at 11 am in the Nursery inational Building. Evening events include 6 pm Senior Luther League and 7:30 pm Senior Choir rehearsal. Weekday meetings cover Monday church council at 7:30 pm and Wednesday Luther League party at 6 pm.
The Macedonia Church of Living God lists Sunday programs including 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. sermon by Pastor Rev. Joe Austin 6:30 p.m. youth service and 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service.
Lexington Ave Baptist Church invites all members and Sunday school to a 7 o’clock picnic at the church campus. Following the meal, the finance committee will present a report on the Rise and Build fund.
Sunday services list a 9 45 a m Sunday School session followed by an 11 a m worship service and a sermon titled The Forgiveness of Sins delivered by the church pastor.
Seoul reports 29 deaths among 92 children struck by a two week Ebola like encephalitis outbreak in South Korea.
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