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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1964
Page
2
Youths from High Point Friends Meeting on Quaker Lane will lead the 11 o clock Sunday worship as Student Sunday. Three will speak while others sing, usher, and assist, followed by a Coffee Hour in Ragan Hall honoring the student participants.
College students will run a student night program at Trinity Baptist Church on Sunday at 7 p.m. The service centers on outreach to the campus program.
The text discusses the visit of the Wise Men and shepherds to the manger, noting uncertainty about the Magi origins and the gifts presented to Jesus. It reflects on biblical accounts and the earthly humanity of Christ.
The text recalls the biblical star guiding the Wise Men to Bethlehem and Herod seeking religious scholars to interpret its meaning. It notes Isaiah’s prophecy and Micah’s 5 2 reference, setting the scene for the Messiah’s arrival and the ancient prophecies involved.
Rev James R. Calloway director of financial aid at High Point College will lead services at Centenary Methodist Church Smithfield on Sunday as part of the conference wide Methodist Student Recognition Day. The church is his home church and Rev Charles Mercer Sr. is pastor. His message is titled the Challenge for To y.
Soloist Sam Allred will join Hayworth Wesleyan Methodist Church choir for its annual program at 5 30 p m. He will sing selections from Messiah and The Story of Christmas and join the 42 voice choir in A King. Henry Asbury directs with Miss Velma Surrett and Miss Sharon Surrett on piano.
Western North Carolina Methodists concentrate in Charlotte for two evangelistic events January 11 and 12. About 600 clergymen attend the Evangelistic Mission to Ministers at Myers Park Methodist Church, with Dean Cannon and Dr. Thomas as speakers. Laymen gather January 12 at First Methodist Church for the Laymen's Rally headlined by Dr. D. W. Brooks.
A young Lutheran congregation, Evangelical Lutheran Church of the New Covenant, begins construction after three years in temporary quarters. Groundbreaking is scheduled for tomorrow at 3 p.m. for the first unit, with a 50-foot bell tower and courtyard centered plan in High Point.
W Lawson Allen, director of college relations at High Point College, will be guest speaker at Oak View Baptist Church for both Sunday services. He studied at the University of Tennessee Wake Forest College Southern Theological Seminary and Southwestern Seminary and will speak in the pastor’s absence, Rev. Max G Reece.
A series of real estate transfers record lots and subdivisions exchanged between numerous individuals and entities. Transactions include W A and Callie Burton to H F and Edith F Livengood on Best property and Rex F Flynt to Memorial Parks Inc for Floral Garden Cemetery land, among others.
Reverend Ed Hackney missionary to India will speak at Oakview Methodist Church on Sunday. Hackney, his wife and four sons have just returned from New Patiala Punjab where they served five years with the Methodist mission. He is a Charlotte native and earned AB and BD degrees at Pfeiffer Junior College and Duke University.
Rev. George Thomas will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday at St. John A.M.E. Zion Church on Church Street in Thomasville. A Lincoln University and Boston University School of Theology graduate, he teaches theology at Hood Theological Seminary, Livingstone College in Salisbury.
Washington AP reports a dispute surrounding an undersecretary backed by AFL-CIO President Meany and Rep Powell Jr of the House Education and Labor Committee. Tension arose from disagreements on policy and leadership amid a legal and political friction.
Thomasville delegates lead the annual Student Night at Christmas service at Rich Fork Baptist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. The church group includes college students Darrel Myers Carolyn Blackwell Preston Yates Myra Hill Mike Conrad Ted Marlowe Kirby Kaney and the Delegates sing the service with Joetta Ciscoe accompanying. Lucille Chestnut chairs the Young People Away Department and Jimmy Edwards handles audio visuals for a filmstrip The Ministry of the Baptist Student Union A reception for families follows The 11 a.m. worship features Dr F W Powell as guest speaker.
A short devotional prayer asks for grateful hearts and grace to use gifts for Thy glory. It seeks faithfulness to the trusts of life and truth in Jesus name Amen attributed to Charles M Crowe, Wilmette Wilmette Parish Methodist Church minister.
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