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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1963
Page
2
Ralph W. Loew argues Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf reveals profanity as emptiness. He critiques how obscenity shocks yet drains semantics, urging reverence, moral language, and daily prayer over societal profanity.
A study of Acts 15 and Galatians 1 2 by N Speer Jones explains that Paul bears the Gospel of grace, not law, and recounts the Jerusalem Council of 50 AD where Gentile converts prompted debate over Mosaic law. The piece notes Galatia as central Asia Minor and recalls Paul's rebuke to Galatians for deviating from his teaching.
The article outlines the Jerusalem council where Peter and James argue that Gentiles need not be circumcised but should abstain from certain practices, with Silvanus and Judes Barsabbas delivering the decree to Antioch. It notes Paul’s apostolic authority, his rebuke of Peter, and his core claim that justification comes through faith, not law.
President Johnson embodies a religious tradition that mirrors a paramount church concern of modern times, focusing on the drive for Christian unity across denominations. The piece notes the denomination he aligns with and its stance within ecumenical efforts, reflecting broader ecclesial trends.
Oakview Methodist Church choir will present a cantata pageant titled Tell Us of Christmas on Sunday at 7 30 p m The program follows a grandmother telling the Christmas story from a scrapbook with 25 characters and choral music The event also notes President Johnsons ecumenical church affiliations and his past worship habits in Washington and Texas.
The Jewell Baptist Choir will perform The Music of Christmas a cantata by IKRA B. Wilson Sunday at 7 30 p m under Raymond Alderson. Soloists include Mary Anne Craven Susan Lambeth Carolyn Alderson and C R Pierce. The church sits on the corner of W Fairfield and W Green Drive. Pastor Charles R Pierce.
St Marys Episcopal Church will present a December music program featuring Bach cantata To Us a Child is Born on December 25 at 11 am with soloists William Dreyer Gilbert Clinard and Gilbert Gray, choirmaster Mrs Clifford Bair at the organ, plus a midnight Christmas Eve service with carols and the Peter anthem.
Church notebook reports Hayworth Wesleyan Methodist and other congregations scheduling holiday programs this week. Soloists Fred Smith Ralph King Joe Padgett and others participate as music and drama frame Christmas scenes. First Reformed and First Baptist announce Christmas reflections and Joy Gift services with choirs and notable ministers.
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church presents Handel Messiah at 11 am Sunday with guest soloists Cecil Lapo bass from Nashville Georganne Jordan soprano Lexington Mary Lou Rainey Moran contralto Asheboro and Ed Hardin tenor High Point. Choir of 100 voices directed by W Howard Cobl with organists Vanna McAnally Carroll Feagins.
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