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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1946
Page
2
A discussion of Paul's letters to the Corinthians Romans and Ephesians. It notes his rebukes for moral failings division in the church and improper observance of the Lord's Supper. It cites key passages and links to hymn singing as a aid to worship.
Mt Calvary Baptist mission at 910 Randolph Street will convene at 2 45 tomorrow afternoon with Superintendent Carl Staley presiding. Pastor Rev C M Floyd will preach at 3 30. Prayer meeting will be held Thursday night at 7 30 and Saturday cottage prayer meeting at Jack Parks residence 2 F Clara Cox apartments.
Rev. Charles A. Epperson leads services at Williowbrook Street with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning message at 11 o clock titled Friendship with the World. Evening programs include Young People's groups at 6 30 p m and evangelistic message at 7 30 p m Thursday mid week service at 7 30 p m.
Pine Grove Baptist schedules Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 led by Rev. Charles McDodell. Lebanon Methodist holds church school at 9 45 with Universal Bible Sunday and sermon on The Greatness of the Bible at 11. no evening service. Members invited to Messiah at the high school at 8 PM.
The Christian Science society at 3191 North Main street invites the public to attend weekly services at 11 o clock with Sunday school at 9 45. Children under 20 are welcomed. Meetings occur the first Wednesday each month at 8 pm. Reading room hours are Wednesdays and Fridays 10 30 am to 1 pm. Bible Science and Health and other writings are available for reading or borrowing.
Rev. L. H. Fortson leads Sunday school at 9 45 with Michell Daves as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon by the pastor. P H Y S service at 630 with L P Crockrum president. Evening worship at 730. Wednesday prayer meeting at 730 with A B Johnson reading scripture.
Rev. F. L. Conrad will lead a Sunday service to bless the rebuilt church organ by Moller Organ company and the new choir vestments. The morning sermon will be Escaping the Coming Dangers and the evening sermon In the Fullness of Time.
Glenola Baptists hold Sunday school at 9 45 and morning worship at 11 with Rev Charles McBride in charge. Wesley Memorial Church school at 9 45 and 11 o clock sermon by Rev Paul Hardin Jr on Education and the Church College. Choir directed by J Gurney Briggs to sing Almighty God Mascagni and offertory The Lord s Prayer Ma ette. vesper at 5 with Rev Don Payne. youth fellowship and Messiah rehearsals. St Mary s Episcopal observes Holy Communion at 8 am and 11 am prayers with O Bone Jesu by Palestrina, Laymen s League supper Monday 6 15. vestry meeting after. First Presbyterian Rev Paul Tudor Jones preaches Word of Power for a Power Age at 11. senior junior worship at 5 precedes Christmas Traditions discussion. supper at 6.
Crestwood Chapel plans Sunday school at 9 45 with Miss Bettye Brueck leading worship and Earnest McCall teaching the adult class. Randolph Chapel sets Sunday school at 9 30 with Logan Porter leading the adult class.
Rev. Neil J. Armstrong will preach on Justification at 11 o clock Sunday worship at North Main Street Baptist church. His 7 p.m. sermon topic is Godly Advice. Mrs Ruth Hadden of Louisville Ky is noted in the notice.
The Methodist ministers will hold their regular monthly session Monday at 10 in the study of the associate pastor of Wesley Memorial church. Dr. John 8. Land of St Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church in New Orleans will speak on the Presbyterian Hour Sunday at 8 30 A M Eastern over Southeastern radio. Dr. Land, a South Carolina native, was educated at Presbyterian College Columbia Seminary and Tulane. His address topic will be Crowding Out Worry.
The Stamps Baxter Ambassador Quartet will appear at the First Ilgrim Holiness Church on Randolph Street in Thomasville at 9 45 tomorrow morning. Revival services with Dr Church ongoing for two weeks conclude with Sunday evening service. M Y F meeting at 6 15 p m and prayer hour Wednesday evening.
The church names a guest soloist for the morning service and Mrs Wayne Green will direct. The junior choir will sing at the evening service. Teachers and officers meet at 9:30 a m in the educational director's office for prayer before Sunday school at 9:45. Edwards is superintendent. Deacons meet at 10:45 for prayer. Youth forum at 6 0 percent likely 60% discusses Why I Believe in God. Next week topic will be Which Denomination is the Right Denomination. Week schedule lists Boy Scout meeting Monday 7 p m with Douglas Mashburn scout master and midweek choir and prayer services ending with Christmas program rehearsal.
Jamestown Methodist Church schedules a 10 a.m. Sunday school led by superintendent R. E. Bundy at the Jamestown church. The 11 a.m. sermon by Pastor Rev. P. T. Dixon centers on "The Man That Displeased God." The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 6:30 p.m. with Miss Audrey Brown in charge of the program.
Rankin Memorial Methodist church sets school at 9 45 led by Superintendent Frank Ring. College day at 11 worship with Rev. John Cagle on Seeking Truth through Study. Evening service at 7 30 titled Life by Faith. Youth Fellowship at 6, prayer meeting and Bible study each Wednesday at 7 30.
Pisgah Baptist Church corner Worth avenue and Wingate street hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 with Rev C M Floyd preaching on The Seven Steward ship Laws of Jesus B T I to attend city wide meeting at 3 and meet at 6 at the church J G Rich director Belshazzar s Im ious Feast sermon at 7 Rev J W Frederick Nazarenes meet Sunday at 3 p m 1113 Anderson street public invited First Methodist Sunday school at 9 45 L F Ferree superintendent College Day observed at 11 with Rev Wilson C Weldon preaching On Every College Hall music by High Point college quartet No 7 30 service due to The Messiah at 8 at the high school Children s Fellowship 5 p m Intermediate Fellowship 6 30 Youth Fellowship 6 30 Edgar Hartley YMCA director speaks on Christmas Giving Wednesday 6 30 Men s Fellowship dinner Ed win Jones speaker 8 30 midweek chapel hour broadcast Central Friends Bible school 9 45 morning worship 11 minister Cecil F E Haworth topic Are You Slipping Evening worship 6 30 Two Men Through Many Defeats Up To Victory young people 6 30 Christmas banquet Elizabeth Fry class Tuesday 6 30 Tickets from class officers Junior monthly meeting at Betty Brewer 515 Bridges street Thursday 7 30
Welch Memorial Methodist Church at Mangum and Lake streets will convene tomorrow morning at 9 45 with Walter L Voncannon as general superintendent. The passage notes the opening of the church school session under a named organizer.
Rev H E Bolick to speak at eleven on For You A Compassionate Church sermon at five o clock vesper service Youth fellowship at 630 led by Raeford Coggins president Mid week prayer Wednesday at 730 pm
W. E. Mc Gilvrey, minister, schedules Bible school at 9 45 a m, morning worship and the Lord s supper at 11 a m, sermon Jesus the Missionary at 6 30 p m, Christian Endeavor and teacher training at 7 30 p m, evening worship sermon Places of Finding Christ at 7 30 p m, and Wednesday prayer meeting.
Tomorrow's schedule includes Sunday school at 9 45 for all ages 11 am devotional and the annual congregational meeting with elections and 1947 budget approval led by Rev. Grimm. Afternoon canvass follows. no evening service due to Messiah at the high school auditorium.
Lindsay Memorial Church opens at 9 45 for a school session led by W B Delk. At 11 00 Rev T E Strickland preaches on Wanted a Man. Youth group meets 6 15 under R L Briley. Evening service 7 30 themed Lord What Wilt Thou Have Me Do. Wednesday prayer continues Stewardship and Christian Living.
Calvary Methodist Church will hold Sunday school at 10 a.m led by A. H. Holton, general superintendent. Dr John R Church will preach at both the morning worship at 11 o clock and the evening service.
Louis F. Gough, pastor, lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Guy E Kinney as superintendent and Mrs Charles Wiesner leading devotions. Morning worship at 11 features four speakers and themes on supporting the church. Youth fellowship at 6 30 p m led by Paul Howard, followed by evage listic service at 7 30 p m and a sermon titled Restoration of the Joy of Salvation.
Main Street Methodist Church pursues a 9 45 Sunday school led by O V Kester and an 11 00 worship with Rev E M Jones presenting The Fate of a Child. Evelyn McKinney directs the young people choir singing Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee. No youth fellowship or evening service. Wesleyan Service Guild Christmas party Tuesday 7 30 basement. Mid week service Wednesday 7 PM.
Ward Street Methodist Church holds Sunday School at 9 45 with E K Hedrick as general superintendent. At 11 00 the pastor Rev C M McKinney will speak on Ours To Use. There is no evening service.
The First Pilgrim Holiness Church at 712 S Hamilton St lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m with John Lain as superintendent The pastor J A Grout will preach at 11 a m on The Book The children story hour directed by Mrs Carroll meets at 6 p m The Young People's Society led by Mrs Grout meets at 7 p m The pastor will speak on Thoughtlessness at the 7 p m evening service A mid week prayer and praise meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
First Baptist church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 for all ages with a nursery. Dr Clayton oversees the Sunday school while Pastor W Wilbur Hutchins leads the 11 o clock worship on This Christ Cannot Be Hid. Choir directed by Carl G N Cronstedt with Emile Serposs at the organ. no vesper service due to a senior high musical program.
North Carolina board of nurse examiners will hold state board tests January 15-16 in Raleigh. Secretary-Treasurer Myra Maxwell says all completed applications must reach her by January 1 in Winston-Salem. A safety check by the International Association of Chiefs of Police finds about one in three cars on U.S. roads has dangerous mechanical defects risking thousands of lives.
Prominent clergy urge hatred elimination toward Germans Italians and Japanese and call for brotherly acts toward Russians. Missionaries push Christian unity and world order while churches coordinate to feed the hungry and oppose mass destruction arms.
Mrs. Sadie Agness Culler Wall aged 48 of 105 Council Street Thomasville died yesterday at 9 p.m. after five years of illness. She was born March 9 1898 in Carroll County Virginia and survived by husband Roy J. Wall two sons Raymond B. Wall and Roy J. Wall Jr both of Thomasville a daughter Mrs. R M Workeman her mother two brothers four sisters and several relatives. Funeral is Friday at Unity Chapel Methodist Church with interment in the church cemetery. Reverend Clemmer Whitehead and Peters officiate.
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