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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1945
Page
2
The article recounts Jesus healing a leper in Galilee and the centurion's servant, Peter's mother, a scribe, and a paralytic. He calms a storm, frees two possessed men, calls Matthew, and heals a ruler's daughter and a woman with long illness, ending with two blind men and a mute devil in Capernaum. Distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc.
William E. Pussyfoot Johnson dies in his 83rd year in New York at age 82 after a 50 year fight against drink. He retired in 1929 to Smithville Flats New York and had served as a government agent and advocate for the American Saloon League abroad, achieving high conviction rates in bootlegging cases from 1906 to 1908.
Scout Sunday activities at Main Street Methodist include a 11:00 a m service with Rev W R Kelly preaching a Scout sermon and an evening topic Joy Spreader or Killer Which Youth Fellowship meets at 6:00 Rev Wilson O Weldon preaches at First Methodist on Sunday at 11 00 am The Dangers of Middle Age and The Green Year at 5 00 pm Circles of the W S C S meet Monday 3 00 pm Board of Stewards 7 30 pm Wednesday Bible Study 7 30 pm Junior Choir Saturday 9 am
Tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. juvenile court judge Mr. C. N. Cox will be the pilot for a Layman's program at Memorial church under director Mr. E. F. Seagraves Lay Leader. At 7:00 p.m. Rev. Thomas E. Strickland will speak on Withered and Blighted Spirits.
Rev. F. C. Myers, pastor of Bethel Temple, will deliver the morning sermon at 11:00 a.m. and conduct an evening service at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School is set for 9:45 a.m.
Dr. C E Rozzelle will deliver a morning sermon on A Religion That Presents at eleven. An evening sermon titled When the Little Is Large is set for five. Youth Fellowship meets at six fifteen and the Victory Hour is scheduled for Wednesday at seven thirty.
At 11 o clock Sunday morning the First Evangelical and Reformed church will hold a service with Rev. a man delivering a sermon titled God How Lovely Are the Messengers. The Junior Church will hear a talk about bad habits. The Boy Scout Troop will present a talk How Do You Want. The choir will sing The Name of Jesus. A prayer service is set for Wednesday night at 7 30.
Rev Tom M Freeman of Selma will preach at North Park Baptist Church in morning and evening services. Sunday school is at 10 00 a m and B T U follows at 6 45 PM.
Three new deacons will be ordained in a Sunday service at 11 o clock at North Street Baptist Church. They are S J Green D H Shepherd and J E Wade. The sermon will be delivered by M H Huggins general secretary of the North Carolina State Baptist convention.
The North Carolina Chapter of the American Guild of Organists gathered at Elon College on Friday February 2 for a four yearly Skinner organ recital at Whitley Auditorium. Walter Baker of Philadelphia First Baptist performed at 3 30 in the afternoon. Dana Smith of First Presbyterian was announced as a new Guild member. G M Nichols of Saint Mary's Church attended as the sole regional organist.
Dr. W. A. Lambeth district superintendent of the Greensboro district will address the Inter-Denominational ministers meeting Monday at 10 a.m. at First Baptist church. His topic is Creating And Maintaining An Environment At Which Ministers Will Come.
February 3 report says eight French journalists, many part of the underground press during the German occupation, will tour the University of North Carolina on Sunday under the Office of War Information auspices.
Lawson J. Ingram marked his 90th birthday at home on 111 Farriss Avenue with family and friends. Born in 1855, he studied at Trinity College before a varied career in Montgomery and Anson counties, then Mt. Gilead, and later a chair factory in High Point. He and wife Mina Perry had seven children. six survive. He attends Wesley Memorial Church and remains active with his son Laurance Ingram's Pharmacy.
A brief test discusses common acronyms and mentions the nickname Freedom a notable structure erected in 1863. The text reads like a learning prompt about the Office of War Information and a historic statue or monument.
A fragmentary line presents Tryon Edward’s reflection on deference as the instinctive respect we pay to the influence of others. The text hints at a broader discussion on social acknowledgment and humility but remains partial and obscure.
The notice discusses when a wife keeps her job after marriage and the use of her new name versus her maiden name for professionals like doctors lawyers or writers. It notes exceptions based on established reputation and hints at a young man named James as a factor in the discussion.
If this is your birthday you lack practicality in action and favor dreams over deeds. Attack tasks with concentrated energy to achieve success and beware of pompous friends. Disorganized Uranus influences may skew values. trust a modest assistant over an apparently successful person.
A Pacific island has been bombed repeatedly by American planes and is situated about 500 miles from Japan. The second item notes a placement atop the dome of the dome of the oeae at Washington, mentioning Benjamin Franklin in connection with the site.
In Vatican City on February 3 Pope Pius XII received Myron C. Taylor thePresident Roosevelt's Vatican representative and Lt. Gen. Ira C. Eaker commanding general of the Mediterranean allied air force in a twenty minute audience.
Dr Louie D Newton, chairman of the Southern Baptist Convention executive committee, agrees with the War Mobilization Board ruling banning conventions with more than 50 attendees. He requests an executive committee meeting February 6 7 and says plans are in abeyance until then. A luncheon February 12 at the Duke Hotel will host leaders from the field of leadership education as part of Christian Teachers sessions February 11 13 with speakers including Dr Jesse M Bader Dr James A Jones Dr Raymond M Weir Miss Elsie Miller and Dr S J Patterson.
Letters from Elon College announce an important Congregational Christian Churches meeting on post war plans to be held February 7 at the United Church in Raleigh. The program includes discussions on international relations race relations CCC colleges and conference plans with leaders including Allen T. Burns chairman the Commissional Action.
Dr Henry Hitt Crane of Central Methodist Church Detroit says church leaders show un Christian pessimism in opening remarks at the Institute of Religion in Raleigh He cites Sorokins Man and Society in Calamity and notes a saving remnant through which God can work The second session is set for Monday night February 5 with Dr Dwight J Bradley to speak
The England Wales and Ireland Day of Prayer Committee schedules a February 16 observance in over 50 countries including the United States. In America the event is sponsored by the United Council of Church Women with local units across North Carolina and other states. Many North Carolina communities plan interracial local meetings.
A Sunday program at St. Marys Episcopal Church includes Holy Communion at 8 00 a m Church school at 9 45 a m and at 11 00 a m the Rt Rev Edwin A Penick D D will celebrate Holy Communion administer the rite of confirmation and preach the sermon. The choir will perform Eyes by Will MacFarland assisted by choirs and musicians.
The AP reports stamp validity for meats fats processed foods sugar shoes gasoline and fuel oil. Stamps four through five and other series have varied good-through dates with several updates and regional validity changes. Period four and five fuel coupons activate in other areas and the midwest from February 5. All stamps remain valid through the current heating year.
A historical notice warns that Mercurochrome used in nasal cavities can penetrate the nasal mucosa and reach the brain, causing discoloration within less than two hours.
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