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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1925
Page
5
Rev Hood Bowne of Saint Mary's Episcopal Church speaks on The Last Judgment urging care for the needy and living with charity. He contrasts Christ’s moral standard with worldly success and stresses acts of love as true worship.
The Moravian congregation gathered Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in the North Main street hall for a Christmas Love Feast. Dr Edmund Schwarze of Calvary Moravian church Winston Salem spoke on Jesus the Light of the World and presented five questions about God, sin, life, relationships, and immortality with scriptural references and examples. The ceremony ended with lit candles and a chorus recalling let your light so shine.
Rev. E. J. Harbison of East End M. E. church preached at 11 am urging all people to follow their star, leave darkness, seek light, and observe Christmas with reverence and church gathering. In the evening he warned against disobedience false confessions and denial of Christ, urging believers to confess Him openly.
Rev Milton Whitener preached at First Reformed Church on the quest for life beyond the grave. He argued many paths have been offered to salvation, but true salvation lies in Jesus as the way, with the Bible as the map and Christ the road. He stressed the need for a destination beyond death.
Dr. E K McLarty discusses Messianic prophecy and the personal Christ as the sole path to salvation. He explains prophets received divine insight, Isaiah's times, and the titles of Christ, urging faith that treats the future as present and promotes peace over war.
The Men's club of Saint Mary's Episcopal church will meet at the parish house tomorrow night at 7 30. There will be an election of officers and light refreshments will be served. Every man in the congregation is urged to attend.
A reader thanks Mr. E. F. Darnell of 210 Ennis Street for finding and returning $70. Route No. 1 sender W. I. Sink expresses gratitude in this public notice.
A local cinema showcases The Greatest Picture of the Year at Broadhurst tonight inviting families to attend for an evening screening.
The Lutheran pastor Rev. F. L. Conrad urged his congregation to focus on Christ during Christmas, warning against commercial excess and pagan trends. He contrasted worldly merriment with the spiritual meaning of Jesus's birth and noted the December 25 date is not essential to observance.
A Life minister reflects on the noisy pace of modern life and the pull between city and country. He cites Ecclesiastes about seasons and urges Friends to seek rest and silence amid the speed of daily life, warning against neglect of spiritual repose.
The Wesley Memorial M E church Sunday school plans Christmas exercises Wednesday night at seven. Gifts from children to the Children's Home will be received. Departmental plans include specific cases from the Home to be remembered.
The body of Miss Annie Fisher, killed by a street car in Charlotte, is sent to Salisbury for funeral services today. She hailed from a prominent North Carolina family. her sister, Mrs. J. H. Tiernan, was a noted writer under the pen name Christian Reid, and her father was a Confederate Army colonel and first president of the North Carolina railroad.
Several high schools provide a three year path for bright students to finish high school. The first group under the plan will graduate in March 1926. If successful, the program will be extended widely.
An untitled event described as having been shown in this city will be presented tonight and again Tuesday or Wednesday, inviting residents to catch the performance at the venue.
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