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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1954
Page
2
Actor Cooper defends the primacy of action over dialogue in film and literature. He recalls starting as a Montana-born stunt man, warns against typecasting in Westerns, and stresses variety to avoid monotony after thirty years in Hollywood.
Sedong Kim, a Korean youth who lost his parents in the early Korea War, arrived at Utah State Rural College to pursue education. He was hired by the Utah National Guard unit from Logan to help in the kitchen and perform chores at the military site for 10 dollars a month plus keep.
Tokyo reports Japan China trade will surpass 60 million dollars this year, more than double last year. The rise comes as Tokyo seeks broader economic ties amid regional shifts.
Daily schedules list choir rehearsals, circle meetings, and Christmas parties across multiple local churches. Christian Science services at 319 Main St. cover Lesson Sermon themes from Timothy and Christ Jesus prayers with Sunday 11 am, Wednesday 8 pm services. Reading Room hours are Wednesdays and Fridays 5 to 5 pm.
The text lists a Sunday schedule with a 9:45 a.m. school session, 6:30 p.m. youth service, a 7 p.m. choir practice, and a 7:50 p.m. Bible study and prayer service.
Sunday schedule lists Church School at 9 4 am and 11 am service titled Our Hope in a World with the pastor. Afternoon class on Christmas age followed by a 7 30 pm vesper and sermon What Jesus had to save Love. Wednesday 7 30 pm Prayer meeting and supper referenced.
Sunday features Church School at 9 3 am and Morning Worship at 11 am with broadcast on WHPE FM. Chris Langan leads sermon. Evensong at 1 pm showcases three choirs. Monday offers Executive Brotherhood and a Fellowship Hall class. Wednesday holds Brotherhood meeting at 6 20 pm and a Christmas program. Thursday rehearsal at 7 30 pm. First Church of Cher Sunday Bible study at 9 45 am and Morning Worship at 11 am followed by serving a better for a sheep phrase.
A dramatic worship service titled Christmas Customs will be held tomorrow night at 7 o clock at St Nazareth. Miss Anne Acey directs with organist Miss Sally Wagner. soloists include Sandra DeLapp and choral readings featuring Joane Sowers Robbie Lloyd Phillip Kinneey Charles Mann. The program includes a tableaux and a mini play “Silent i and Little.”
Tomorrow evening at seven thirty, a Methodist presenter stages a play titled The Empty Room. The story centers on a man who believes the piece will yield a large income as he holds his position amid uncertainty.
Fragmentary notes describe pottery uncovered at a pit hut site in downtown Tucson. Excavation work appears to involve dated maps and a center area, with references to occupation and possible prior use.
A memorial music program for Jumor is set for an evening at Wesley. The radio segment titled A is Born will be presented as part of the service.
Sunday activities listed at Puetey School and 11111 Meeting for worship with a sermon titled Lets Not Miss Face Weekens Fellowship. Adult Bible study and counsel at 7:30 pm in Annex. Colonels meeting Wednesday 7:30 pm Monthly Meeting supper at 6:30 pm.
The notice lists Sunday activities: Sunday School at 11 a.m. worship at 6:15 p.m. Training Union at 7:30 p.m. Evening worship follows. Wednesday service at 7:30 p.m. including Prayer meeting.
The Christian Brotherhood presents Sunday worship at 10:45 with Rev Newell on Nothing Shall be Impossible and 9:45 Sunday School. Other events include 8:30 radio on WHPE, Youth Fellowship at 6:30, prayer bands at 7, and a Christmas play rehearsal at 7:30. On Tuesday a Mary meeting at ? p.m. and Family night at home follow.
A fragmented Sunday timetable lists services at First Presbyterian and nearby churches. Include morning worship with guest speakers, youth services, and choir rehearsals, plus midweek meetings and children’s programs.
Readable fragments show worship and education times at Randolph Presbyterian Church with a 9 45 a m Sunday school and an 11 a m morning worship service scheduled.
At High Point College last Monday a committee of five Methodist ministers was formed to plan and sponsor a Church Attendance Crusade from January through Easter. The ministers include Walter Miller chairman Wesley Memorial Church Robert Itle First Church Walter West Jamestown Church G Madison Calvary and William B Penny Oak View Church secretary.
Crestwood Presbyterian holds Church School at 9 45 am and Morning worship at 11 am. Oak View Methodist lists several services and groups including Church School at 9 46 am, worship, sermon The Great Guest, M F F snack supper at 5 30 pm, High Point College Fellowship at 6 30 pm, and youth and children meetings. St Baptist presents Sunday worship at 9 43 am and 11 am, with 6 30 pm youth activities and 7 30 pm general meeting among noted church events.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 11 a m and 6 50 p m ministers association meets at 7 2 p m monthly business meeting Friday 7 30 p m Christmas class at Marietta Club. The Welcome Sunemon Close service at 120 bi DO. Sermon subject The Word by Which Man.
A letter recounts healing through prayer and touching experiences. Individuals describe growth, health improvements, and renewed faith after prayers and layings on of hands. A child finds a figure lacking hands, symbolizing Christ helping others through believers.
An OCR fragment shows a timetable reference with 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. service times and a truncated 7 likely indicating another time or day. No additional context or entities available.
The notice lists a weekly timetable with Sunday events at 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am Morning service 6 pm Open Air 7 pm Evening practice 7 pm preparation class 8 pm Soldiers meet and a weekday Mens Fellow ship 7 pm Club 7 20 pm Home League. Saturday shows 2 pm Open Air and 2 45 pm Open Air.
Parish notes for St Marys Episcopal list Woman's Auxiliary meeting on Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Parish, Holy Communion at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Bible study and prayer group also on Thursday.
Sunday activities include 10 am Sunday School 11 am Morning worship with a sermon on The Bible and Faith for Our Day. Evening services at 7 45 pm feature The Iance and Work the Holy Spirit. Midweek choir and plays listed.
Sunday timetable includes 9 45 school 11 00 worship with a sermon Undiscovered by the pastor at 7 30 the church youth drama First Week 8 30 p m Woman s Society circles meet Tuesday Big Brothers class annual Christmas program in the basement Friday Clinard Bible Class Christmas gathering at 6 30 p m in the church basement
The essay explores the universal longing of the human heart for God and the need for a tangible representation. It traces this yearning from infancy in the care of parents to the child’s later search for meaning in spiritual imagery and worship within the house of God.
A devotional reflection on Psalm 48 14 affirming God as eternal guide and strength. It links Jesus example to prayer to Father and Son for blessings and endurance amid sorrows, wars, illness, and life’s storms, urging faithful carrying on with divine help.
Grace Lutheran hosts 9 45 am church school at 11 am morning worship with pastor speaking on Pre ve Ye the Way of the Lord. Voters Assembly at 1 30 pm 7 30 pm Walther League social. Thursday 8 pm choir rehearsal Saturday 9 15 am junior confirmation class.
OCR fragment lists church activities over days with multiple choir and service times. Entries include Intermediate Choir rehearsals and Christmas play practice, junior and senior youth groups, Ladies Missionary Band, and midweek services, but exact dates are garbled.
Morning services and a child themed musical at the church follow a MYF snack supper. A Sunday rehearsal for the Wesleyan choir is scheduled at Watley Hall after the midday program.
Rev John W Groce presides at Sunday School each Sunday morning and a Sunday night worship. The new church has doubled since conference and invites everyone without a church home to attend at Wesley Chapel.
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