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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1977

Page

3

Church Calendar deadline moved to December 22 noon

The Enterprise residents note the Christmas edition requires church activity reports by Thursday noon December 22. Reporters are asked to file items early for the Church Calendar section and to note the new deadline for that week.

The Enterprise

Woman Shops For Everyone Else s Presents

Orlando AP Fran Griffin, a professional shopper who began in early November, spends up to 700 dollars daily on holiday shopping for clients. For a 30 dollar fee she pre shops, consults, and delivers up to 10 gifts. She has yet to complete her own Christmas shopping.

Orlando Fila Fran Griffin

Oklahoma Baptist Center Bans Sex-Change Operations

Oklahoma City AP report says Baptist Medical Center bans sex-change operations after disclosure that over 50 procedures were performed by a medical team. Board action by the Oklahoma Baptist General Convention prohibits any further operations at the facility.

Oklahoma City Baptist Medical Center The Oklahoma Baptist General Convention

Poverty Among Jewish Americans Highlighted in ABC Film

A New York AP report discusses poverty in the Jewish community, noting 500,000 to 1 million Jews on 4 000 a year or less, and that government aid rarely reaches them. The ABC documentary by Howard Enders examines myths of widespread affluence and calls for targeted programs. Bertram H. Gold of the American Jewish Committee criticizes welfare gaps and traditional reluctance to seek relief. The piece also mentions Rev. Kenneth M. Johnson taking a pastorate at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church.

George W. Cornell New York ABC Howard Enders New York City God Betram H. Gold American Jewish Committee U.S Gold Kenneth M. Johnson Reavis Memorial Baptist Church Robert Clegg Campbell College Johnson Roxboro Wilmington Freeman UNC Wilmington Southland Bible Institute Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Kathleen Libby

Teen-Agers Religion Close to Heart Yet Seek Deeper Involvement

Dayton Ohio AP poll finds teens are highly religious in key areas but want more spiritual nourishment than church activities provide. Gallup notes youth feel churches must move quickly to attract a generation seeking new forms to escape materialism.

Dayton Ohio George Gallup Jr America United Methodist

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Westminster Westminster Presbyterian Church High Point Mall Japan Charles Olim Full Gospel High Point Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship Jesus Christ Howard Johnson Motor Lodge Brentwood Street Marlboro Friends Sophia Marlboro Friends Meeting Faith Thomasville John W. Peterson Faith Community Chapel Route 2 Carolina Christian Academy Southside Baptist Southside Baptist Church Stanton St Grayson Mickey Arlan Howard Jack Welch Sr Sarah W. Miller Christ Covenant Community Church N. Hamilton St Hender First Presbyterian Church Woodbridge Saint Matthews J.H. Otteray Meredith Street Grace Lutheran Thomasville Grace Lutheran Church Winston-Salem Calvary Baptist Church Praisin Country Club Peace Haven Roads Jerry Nelson Ward Street Ward Street United Methodist Church Barbara Turner Debbie Baas Wanda Burgess Claire Kelley Susan Pierce Jodie Burgess David Cook Fellowship Hall Church OF God Church of God of Prophecy N. Ward Ave Peterson Linda O’quinn New Bethel Baptist Church Montlieu Avenue Children’s Church First Church of God S. Main Street Greenview Terrace P.m Lexington Avenue Saint Paul's Christian Education Dept Saint Paul's Presbyterian Church Fourth St Turners Chapel Foster Grove Jamestown First Emmanuel Baptist Church Foster Grove Baptist Church Hilliard Memorial Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Harold de Cou Bill Shelton Robert Shaw Robert Russell Bennett Barbara Carroll Debbie Bass Jeff Albert Debbie Burchette Andra Atkinson Melinda Hinkle Sophia Turner Brentwood Baptist Church Choir Charles Fishel Joy Weaver Gary Simpson Jimmy Byrd Charlie Monk Jr Suzanne McAlpine Ray Anderson Albertson Road John Peterson Albertson Road Baptist Church Darrell Saunders Christ United Christ United Methodist Church Trinity Baptist Trinity Trinity Baptist Church Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Leroy Raap N.Y High Point Community Singers Saint Stephen's Ame Zion Church Leonard Avenue Dianne Robert Williams Williams Memorial Cme Church Congregational United Church of Christ Gordon St Williams 50 States First Presbyterian Randall Thompson Saint Luke Warren C. Coker Dot Rountree Claudette Walton Dorothy Kitchen Sarah Womack Judson Griffin Gayle Masarie Buckner Malcolm Eddie Bass Jack Masarie Marie Osborne James Gavigan John F. Weigand Lawrence Edward Thee Emmanuel Baptist Senior Choir Jehovah's Witnesses Roy L. Dowell Greensboro Dowell Yale World Wide Pictures Shiokari Polar Westminister Presbyterian Church Archdale Church OF the Nazarene Paul Wiggins Joyce Kaney Hayworth Wesleyan Church Dac Gregg Gibbards Mike Godwin Bea Meredith Melva Teague Jonathan Crutchfield Velma Gantry Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church Facross Wastchester Mall P.O. Box N. C Woodlawn N. Main WGOS Independent Fundamenta First Reformed United Church OF Christ English Rd Lary Diehl Baptist Church Baker Road Bobby Loving WMFR Dr. Price South Centennial St E . Brice Don Turnar
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